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Show i THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNKSDAY llOKNlNOri'tBHt'ARi 20, lirU 12 I made of cloth. They have very attractive clothing. THEO MOORE. . On Valentine day Grace Elizabeth Koehlrr planned a surprise party for our teacher. During the afternoon a play was arranged which was taken from our books. Jay Paul Milner was Hans Brlnker. Betty Jean Ken-yo- n was Molly, Leslie Eabye was Toby Tyler, Junior Ray was the little white rabbit from "Alice In Wonderland." Ed Baroett was Robinson Crusoe, Mary Barbara Brighton and Carl Woolaey were the children who didn't like books. After that we all took turns passing the valentines from our box and our teacher. Mrs. Viola Lange. received a fountain pen and pencil for her valentine from the class, and last of all we had ice cream and cake passed around by several of the girls who were dressed as waitresses. Then to our surprise the teacher gave us all some candy hearts. I think our room had a very happy time. JOAN CRITCHLOW Orade 4B. SCHOOL NEWS AND VIEWS we will have to wait until another winter time to have a fort. RUTH ELAINE DOELLE. Fifth Class. RotcUtnd Hall Students uj? Snow Fori Mai , ' ROWLAND HALL One day dur-tn- g the gymnaeium period of the fourth, fifth, sixth and teventh class?, our teacher asked us to make inow fort. One of the girls beg n making a snowball. Pretty soon I beard a voice calling me, and It said: Ruth, come here. I cannot even budge this." I What do you suppose I saw? Her snowball had grown so large that she could not move it. I was very surprised. I helped her. At last the snowball was so large we could not move it, so we started the snow fort there. At last the fort was almost finished, and each of us had a task which would help in its completion. First. I was the doorkeeper, then I was the guardiaft 0f the door. Pinal-I- t. when all was dona, we started drilling. We had several good bat-tito defend our walls, when the tort was broken by the thaw. Now OPPORTUNITY. Someone is over ! : you, Hoping and praying her way you'll pursue. There is the pathway, perfect and clear: Her willing hand Is sure to be near. Orasp it. and make each step sturdy and right Soon you will come into Opportunity's light. ELEANOR MILES WARDLAW What could be nicer than a circus these daysT The kindergarten class has one In tlieir own room. They are cutting the animals out of paper and pasting them around the room to make a border. They are also re modeling their playhouse. The little paper hangers are busy papering the rooms and the carpenters are making the house higher The 4A pupils are making pictures of George Washington and Martha Washington. The figures are cut out of stiff paper and the clothing Is MYERS' 50c ECONOMY ; SPECIAL ENDS THIS WEEK ACT PROMPTLY! PHONE "WAS. M. TWIN FALLS. Idaho According to word received here from Representative Addison T. Smith, the federal appropriations for the year include three different items that will be of benefit to the agriculture of Idaho and all of them directly or Indirectly affecting Twin Falls section. These sums are Included In the house appropriation bill of and the senate supplement amounting to 1. 781.564. The most important Is the appropriation of 1400,000 for continued investigation by the bureau of plant Industry and entomology Into the activities of the sugar beet leaf hopper or white fly. This amount is greatly in excess of that appropriated for the purpose last year and will enable a much more thorough study of the situation than has been possible before. The Twin Falls chara- - ;ber of commerce and other organi sations Joined In urging the larger appropriation on the ground that the beet Industry is a leading one here and that the investigations by Dr. Walter Carter have been very val- S145,-188.8- Kath BalUf, Editor. M. STEWART. On WILUAM Friday, February 15, the faculty gave Its annual party for the student teachers of the university of Utah. The party was given in several adjoining rooms, each of which was decorated. The light fixtures were surrounded by large paper shades painted in yellow,Uf red and blue, giveffect. The ening a modernist trance to the room was draped In red tarltan with paper hearts attached to the material. The various sizes of the hearts formed an exquisite effect - Throughout the remaining rooms, tables and chairs were arranged, allowing the guests to enjoy such games as "What's In the Egg?" and "Who Has the Coin?" In - a large room Just off the kindergarten, refreshments were served. On the walls were tacked three enormous red hearts, on which were pasted small valentines which were given to the teachers. On the serving table were two large red candles In Crystal holders with a bowl of red and white carnations In the center. Although the affair took place one day after Valentine day, the entire party was carried out In the valentine Idea. It proved to- be a great success. Approximately 120 guests RUTH BALLIF. were present. . PRICES GO UP SUNDAY Special la The Tribune. Steuart SchooL F acuity Civet Annual Party Phyllis Davlea, Editor. J Thee Moore, Associate Editor. LONGFELLOW. Spring must be here, because marbles are in evi dence. On the front playground of our school Is where most of the chil dren play this game. Every week, on Friday, we tell cur rent events to the class. HARRY OODBE, 6B. or ! j Marble Garnet Commence At Longfellow School ONLY 4 DAYS MORE Me cleaning: ! wide, boundless sea. Someone there called "Opportunity." There she stands, her hands out to es J that Government Appropriations Are Of Direct Benefit to Idaho I tive meeting of the Women's Chris-tlo- n Temperance Union, Idaho section. . Dr. Howard said that prohibition and its success waa made possible by scientific temperance Instruction of children in physiology and the damaging effects of alcohol She exhibited, several Idaho texts which she said were antlprohibltlon. The meeting adopted a resolution advocating conscription of capital in the United States In. case of war, declaring this to be the quickest way to outlaw war and insure peace. convention of the association will be held. In Twin Falls November 3, 3 and 4, the board de ... cided. Attending the' meeting were Mrs. Lee C. Brady. Blackfoot president; Mrs. Nettie Chlpp, Boise, vice president; Mrs. Mollle L. Vance, Boise, corresponding secretary; Mrs. May Blake. Twin Falls, recording secre tary ; Mrs. Myrtle D. Purves, Nam pa, treasurer, and presidents of the seven districts and department heads. 13. hat will j ; r. Whip l Monte Carpenter, Editor. n Is going to have a Parent-Teachassociation meeting lit the auditorium on Monday, February 25, from 3:30 to 3:30 p. m. The program follows: Musical num ber, school orchestra; language exercises,- second grade; chorus. "Low ell." fifth grade; address, "The Present Health Situation," Dr. L. L. ANNA MAYCOCK. Dailies. a, ,, Our teacher asked u to tell about V our pets. Jt have a good dog. His name Is Boy. ' He always pulls me; around town, I am going to sell him. Juda la his mate. She Isn't a very smart Purchase of the Beehive Stage Line, dog. . I dont see why she doeant operating between 8alt Lake and mind. JXMES COLLINS, 4B. Twin Falls, Idaho, by the Columbia Oorge Motor Coach system, an Ore: "Hiabook of We are reading the gon corporation, was announced on watha." We are decorating our Tuesday by W. P. Crawford, Portroom with Indian dsslgns. These de- land, president and general manager signs show wild geese, mountains, of the Oregon company. Negotiathe four winds ana houses In a vil- tions were completed with Howard lage. We think our room looks very Hout. secretary and treasurer of the BLAINE Q. LARSON. nice.' Beehive company, for a reported conRoom 11 - .sideration of $230,000. ':' This merger, links approximately .. 3000 miles of stage line, now operated Dear Mrs. McOhie: We are so sorry you couldn't be by Mr. Crawford's company, making with us. for our party was a splen- a direct route from Portland to Salt did success. Our committee, with Lake. Hout, automobile stage operaMargaret Jones as chairman, ar- torMr. 16 years in Utah, retains his ranged everything Just fine. As you Parkfor City line and will serve as which Leah know, our valentine of the nw system, with Reynolds made was very gootl looking, but had quite a time holding all headquarters in Salt Lake. the valentines we wanted it to. About J 45 o'clock Margaret and her helpers started to deliver the nice Tiro Hurt When Plane little love notes, and I'm sure everyCrashes Into House Top one Was happy. No one was left Out of this game. After this was finished, every one of us did some stunt, BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. Feb. 19 (P. like telling a Joke or singing a song. Steadman Gunning, announcer for This furnished lots of fun. radio station KWKH of Shreveport. After that we had our refreshwas perhaps fatally injured, and ments. Mrs. Ardella Die Kard and La., Den Leary, pilot of Shreveport. esMiss Pearl Snyder gave each one with minor hurts today when box of red and white stick candy, caped the plane in which they had Just which we thought was very nice. taken off from the flying field here , While we were having a good time crashed into a housetop. eating and talking, a delivery boy came with tMe beautiful pot of daffodils from you. We surely think that was a lovely valentine. Mrs. McOhie. About the only thing that hurt our party was the fact that you couldn't be with us. and we were so sorry that your absence was caused by such a sorrow to you. We do hope you will be back soon. Lovingly, TOUR SIXTH ORADE PUPILS, a Everybody .aid it was a lovely party, and It was! The program was original and entertaining and the decorations were the cutest little cuplds floating from crepe streamers all around above our heads. Our school auditorium was beautifuk Twenty tables were placed in two long rows. - On each table a different game was played. There were four; of us at each table. We played ten minutes, then moved on to the next game. Then we had our refreshments, which of course made everybody more happy. During this time the Many people are contemplating change Jutt before spring! There helpers of the class committee passed as valentines. Such oh's and ah's will be a demand for hornet, rooms was and beautiful box the opened there and apartments, Inst ai the hundreds of valentines were tak In the fall. en around. Everybody had not only for one. but many. To our teachers. Human Nature is responsible Mrs. Ardella Die Kard and Miss Pearl this condition. Sounds odd, but it's Snyder, we gave a bouquet of flowers a tact! People like a change. for a valentine. We also gave a bouour Miss to Layton. Margaret quet If you're looking for an Ideal place principal. . And MrsAngie McGhle. for spring and summer tiring keep who was unable to be present, sent in rloee touch with The Tribune us new pencil sharpeners for a valRental Columns. entine. Wasn't that nice? We think so for we needed them very much, Therein youH find an early elecWell, such was the lovely party places In Salt Lake that the two seventh grades had tion of the beet Clj and vicinity. last Thursday afternoon. DICK CALLISTER, ANNA MAYCOCK, VIRGINIA WRIGHT. . DOROTHY STOCKMAN. ' LOWELL:-Loweer ' 5-- II West-Junior- Winter's Snow. Jf ff " NEW iSTYLE CAPS fl " pi Eli I I I I ' Here is complete protection to the- - pifrtty of the mil you use! Harris KLIEN-KAP- S project cul ovCT U HP of the bottle and keep this lin- atirface tint Irom clean the absolutely portent tt ! the dairy until you open It in your own kitchen I II 11 ' I , ' :. ' ? - ' - ,V . I IIII 11 i" aa additional feature r.v. at a citra east! Tour neiehborhood grocer can supply you with ' Harris MUk In the new Cream fop bottlea. pro- by the new KLIKN-KAPIJ-o- r. phone us 10 deliver tome at your door every mornlni. II II II II a. m. aad - II I - .. j.:', , HARRIS DAIRY bt r' :,!-'- ' :;f;Vj:- Scout i Give Program ' In Watatch'. Auditorium Barbara Sweet Editor. Taylor Nibley. Associate Editor, ' W A8ATCH. As last week was Boy Scout week, the Boy 8cout5 gave a program Thursday - in the audito- 1 p. m. 2 Phone Wasatch 3183 'SHRINER8' WARD FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN. Jack went home Sunday, , June left Tuesday. IolaJs, up walking and la surely lad to be on her feet.' Harvey underwent an operation Monday morning. ; we had a number or visitors Sun- day. - Tvw of the girls gotrboxea of candy and we.. all enjoyed them.-W- e had a valentine box and cer tainly got a Jot of valentines. Ulendora and Iola are embroidering tome buffet se.tsv"They are goare ing to be very pretty - OLENDORAthey finished. H, ' - " IOLA O. ht . TUNE IN ON KSL at 1:1 a. ., ' Kverr week day ' -- Cream Thai Whips I ; ( ' are kept Out of ypur Harris Milk by'" . ' B ' v Shrinert liotpital Ward Two Children. Leape ana, Summer's Dust ' m . ' CO. 723South BUU rium. The program committee consisted of Pat Bibbons, Spencer Now-e- ll and Bob Prince. 8everal of the scouts gave a first aid demonstration; Jokes followed and songs closed the program Friday we had a movie in the auditorium called "The Knights of the Square Table." It was a Boy Scout film, so appropriate for Boy Scout week. It was voted the best film that Wasatch has had. TAYLOR NIBLEY, 7B. . j a On Thursday. February 21.. at .4 o'clock the fourth grade of the Wasatch school will present over KSL an operetta entitled. "The Childhood of Hiawatha." It was presented to Slim Thinking of Moving? $ood morningMdies; It is a fact- ' . .it Thai thpuaandi Mv'e our customers have been loyal to us since we established our r because of our courteous treatment to them and selecting years ago, only nettli-,- in bringing out their personal charm. 'pjrel. busi-nes- fodT'tfieir . ' Wonderful DRESSES and HOME op LIBERAL CatDiT COATS OUTFITTING-CO- . 1 9 EAST J3R0ADWAY MASONS PLAN OBSERVANCE. Special to The Tribune. POCATELLO, i i $1195 Idaho. 9 p. m. Friday. Members of Ruth chapter. Order of Eastern Star, and Up ' at the lowest price ever offered I buy any washer until you sec it. With it you can get your washing done and out on the line in Cleanses rapidly record time safely thoroughly. The rolls. rubber soft has The vacuum big, cups are powwringer effective and the flexible erful, washing principle that made EASY famous For this IS ah EASY HERE'S a vacuum cup washer . an EASY with a beautiful Syraloy tub. A machine that is the last word in durability, simplicity, quietness. Has every .known safety device. Now at positively the lowest price ever offered on a genuine EASY Washer. - full-nickel- ed A little down Don't fail to a little a week see a demonstration! 1 PHONE WAS. 3S 222 SO. MAIN-Form- erly t Do We Cohn's lean by LECTEtX 0 When we place in your home an Electric Range, an 'Electric Water Heater, an Electric Refrigerator, an Electric Washer or other electric home appliance We have not sold you a mere piece of equipment for your home Because the most important consideration about the entire sale is that we have furnished you with A modern servant, always at your service, dependable, efficient At the turn of a switch this servant WORKS! These modern and progressive methods of doing housework are necessities in every home to relieve women of drudgery, to give them time to devote to better and more important things than manual labor endlessly day after day. Comfort, convenience, cleanliness, dependability and economy mean everything to women" in the difficult business of home management At a remarkably low cost you may have the helpful ser vice of electricity to do all the irksome tasks of the home. Our new combination rate for home electric service presents many advantages. We invite you to call at any of our offices to discuss the application of the rate to your needs or telephone us and we will send a representative to explain it in detail. Pocatello chapter. Roj al Arch Masons, will ob- serve Its sixth annual Washington's birthday convocation by conferring all degrees of that order beginning at ER Oregon Company Buys Stage Line . 18-- electric E-ASYWA5H- The-annua- l er V" J " Are Antiprohibitian. BOISE, Idaho je).K charge that certain physiology texts used In Idaho schools were antiprohibitian in their content was made here Tuesday by Dr. Minnie Howard of Pocatello In an address to the execu- s 1 The lowest price that' ey.er took home a genuine Pocatelloart Derlareg Texts Used in Idaho Schools Francet Adams Capturet Louell School Announces Parent-TeachBryant Contett Medal Meeting . $109 ' HOLD MEETING The operetta given by the fourth grade was Introduced by an Indian war dance. During the first scene the chorus sang "By the 8hores of Oltchie-Oumee- ," and "At the Door on Summer Evenings." The children took the parts of Indians. Scene 3 began with the dance of the fireflies. Flashlights In the hands of the dancers made It very' pretty. This was followed by extracts from the poem and songs by the chorus. In scene 3 the Indian characters and songs of the chorus, told of Hiawatha's childhood and his adventures during the deer hunt Gertrade fngbar, Editor. Adeline Green, Associate Editor. .BRYANT 'JUNIOR HIGH. Fran ces Adams' won the medal for Bryant in the patriotic essay contest given by the Service Star Legion of Salt Lake county; The finals were held Monday evening. One pupl from each 'school was awarded a medal. Frances-- ' essay showed the growth In the significance of the American - "; , ; flag. The game we played last Tuesday was very exciting. - From .the. start both teams were nervous. At the first Quarter the score was 1 The second quarter was very exciting; although Bryant seemed unable - to locate the basket. At the half the , In favor of score was After the half, Bryant seemed w pick; up ana at the third quarter the score waa.ll-i- u The last quarter waa not very eventful, although both cheerwere in an uproar. West sections ing put two 'baskets and a ' foul in, and Bryant had one. foul. West then managed to keep (Jie ball, and at the end of the game the score stood in favor of West. .. JIMMY WEST. Only W.C.T.U. HEADS RUTH EVERETT, 4B. HAL HAWK, 4B, Room uable. Dr. Carter's report a year ago advising against planting sugar beets on account of great numbers of white fly proved correct, since those beets that were cultivated withered away during the season, and his work this winter has revealed that the leaf hoppers have been practically all killed off, making an abundant beet " crop possible. The other two Items of agricultural importance are the appropriation of 171.860, w hich will include a market news service from Bait Lake to Boise and Spokane, and $50X00 for eradication of wire worms In Idaho. - and friends of the school on patrons Lincoln's birthday. During the past month, Indian designs have been studied and used In decorating the fourth grade rooms. Sand tables were made, representing scenes from "Hiawatha." Many of the costumes arid some of the . scenery were made by the children In their art class. The speaking parts were studied for language and the songs were learned during the music period. The music for this operetta is based on motives from Omaha Indian melodies. - Now will serve lunch following the ceremonies, At the evening session L. E. Oiennon will deliver the main address. ; i TRIBUNE RENTAL ADS Classifications M to (3, twclaslre. OB. POTJER &IiHT EFFICIENT WBZJC SRRXHCB |
