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Show 1929. THE SALT LAKE TRIBtNE, JUNIOR, SUNDAY MORXIXO, NOVEMBER 17, Tafte Six Remain Quiet If You Would See Animals at Work TRY TO MAKE THIS 'SKY RABBIT More New Names Added to Point arrows high ' This device will send over a field. Into the air, or far out to send used can be parachutes It a bow and Contest. Roster higher than you can with without danger of fouling. Yet it is made from only a pole, a grooved wheel and a strip of rubber. Set a post or pole firmly in the ground so that at least 6 feet 6 inches extend above. Nail two strips to the top and between them mount tno grooved wheel. This can be of any diameter, but the groove should be wide enough to keep a rubber strip up to two inches in width upon its rim without rolling off. Even a large spool can be- used. Orease the in g so it will turn easily. Cut a rubber strip from an Inner tube. This should be quite stiff and about a foot longer than enough to reach to the top of the wheel. Bend one end of an Iron rod to form an eye and drive this into the ground at one side as shown in the illustration. Run one end of the rubber through and fasten with wire twisted tightly. Fasten a smaUJronrUigjJthft- ther end in the same wayv - - The arrow can be a straight limb. about three feet long and with a fork the at the thick end. Cut off all ofnub. second branch but a very short This hooks into the ring. You now put the arrow in position, pull down or back and release quickly. As the rubber slows up because of the decreased tension, the arrow will speed on and by the time the ring passes over the wheel, the arrow will be clear to travel straight.- - You can fix up a much lighter arrow and use ft By EL COMA.S'CHO. . this week we can call your attention to the new name that appear on the big point list. This is-. : highly encouraging, a it might posslbly be one of these newcomers who tops the list next month. we know that At the same time 6r are" iw'iheofl"'"b-'trtbound to be disappointed unless they for ever, than keep right on, harder the next six weeks. We know of one little contestant who was determined to win. Her entries are always good, and she was very, very high on the ' Big List. But when school started she seemed to find less and less time for the contest. She still has a chance of winning, but not if she goes to Agmin . V v A wouldradvitvetTorfcn ZillTLtictvt naraer auu wuun umiuS 10 wont the next few weeks. It will make the contest that much more fun; that much more uncertain. And it will give you far better chance to come out on top. Point winnni this week are: 100 Xaida Richardson, Logan. Oilt 100 Manorr Mellor. Mantl. Btory 100 Bessie Pack, Logan. Poster 100 Poster Uarjorle Mellor. Mantl, 100 Logan. Book Plate Btnit Pack, Bernlr Hill. Elko, Nev.. book Plate... 100 Janet Htggs. Bingham Canyon. Poem... 10 J00 Marlone Mellor. Mantl, Poem Marlon Chrlateiuien, Prica, Book Shelf, loo Brian BU Woolley, Salt Lake, Book 100 Bjirll .. 100 loan Olson. Magua. Letter tfstrn Beth Woolley. Bait Lake. Letter.. 100 50. Oift . Besaie Pack. Logan. Mora A. Snyder. Park CUT. OUt ...... M SO Varlan Twlss. Prlee, Peta Tkelma Zabriakle, Mt. Pleasant, Peta . SO Hope Nelson. Bait Lake. Pet ........ M Potee .......... &0 Beast Pack. Nila R:chardso.i. Logan. Book Plate SO M Marjorle Mrllor, Mautl. Book Plata M Marlaa Twis. Pries. Puasle M .... Janet Hlcga. Bmham, Pozale J? Janet llnta, Bmihejni Int. Pact . Nalda Rlchartkon, Logan. Int. Part.. 60 SO Marian Twiss, Price, Int. Fact Bessie Pack.. Loean. Poem Bessie Paek. Logan. Book Shell ...... SO 60 Marjert Mellor. Mantl. Book Shelf.. aSvelm Casuiey, Aberdeen. Idaho, Let- ter Parol HasseU. Mammoth, Brlnht 8a- - J5 , mi Parol HaaseU. Mammoth. Bright Bay- - 4 In . .. - , Karma Jotinso-.t- . Prlee. Bright Sarins . Margaret Dudley. Salt Lake. Limerick ....... . llarrl Stanlrr, Nrphl. Limerick June Marlrr, Providence, Limerick .... Marlon Chrlatenjen. Price, Limerick.. Mary Warner. Pillmore. Recipe Uaenev-r- e Johnston, Slacktoot, Idaho, Poiier .. Cretin Oerber, Oadrn. Book Plate .... Iiene Olildinaa, American Pork. Poam. . Naida Richardson. Loaan, Book Shell.. Gertrude Eynon. Orovont. Wyo.. Letter halda Rieherdon, Loaan. Poster Loo WlUon. Salt Lake. Book Plate... Gertrude Eynon. Orovont, Wyo.. Poem Janet Hits. Bingham Canyon. Book Shelf .. Cwone-wr- e Johnston. Blackfoot, Idaho. Letter THE INTELLIGENT HORSE AMZ741 B 406327 C 867549 999999 593673 6172M 999999 999999 2867547 Tat above calculation ilWral tka trick. la group A, tb tof number and i, on of those w wroto down, tka lower anmber l one tbat tbo 3j Sv Ji J.J it 25 25 ' 10 10 week axe: A The Contests for this letter on the subject "If I had Aladdin's Lamp; a poem ort "Winter Evenings." r some snapshot or closely allied topic; for Santa." drawing on "Waiting us before must reach These entries 22. November midnight, The contests for stories, puzzles. Interesting facts, pets, bright sayings, recipes and limericks will be run as usual, with no time limit. 150-wo- rd 16-li- ne 4 - . NOVEMBEB NOVKMBEB 13. C. NOVEMBEB . CRYPTOGRAMS 1. Outlandish foreign words should be taboo with a (various crypt maker. brain ever Houre spent wear-rintraah mesne wasted time. 2. This dazzling razzia upon Zend Kin seized puzzled Czar Zahauroff. and raaed the Mets kirk in lealou seat of vengeance. X John Quincy Adams saw his "father inaugurated socond President and longlived eenior beheld son become sixth. found in bmb added. Tka same, b for ach tbat obaorro You B. group of our digits bo bad simply pat down a digit that would make It sum to tias. U group C tbo top saunber U our third number. The nxt Hoe is the aura of group A. and the third lino the sum of group B. Therefore the sum of group C is the total of all five number. There ie a trick method of gottg the result of a twmber adUod to. nines In this way. g 4. Bums lug much surplus rum. Chug by humdrum suburb) dump buggy up scrubby brush.' 8. Stoic yogi twangs zither. Drowsy dowager, angry, dips tawny zibet whelp with rusty yataghan. and soft hat are about tothe right get your things. You will be sure clothes dirty in the wilds, so wear things that can ne wasneu. t- THE HONEST MILKMAN John supplied each of his custom ere with exactly two quarts of milk by the following methods rt Fill paiil from can A I pail into four-quar-t pour pail, which leave ono quart in five pail into quart pail empty f rt t' can At empty pail into Junior Reader - five-qua- fWe-qua- rt our-qua- five-quar- pail) fill pail pail from pail pail; empty into can Ait fill four-quapail from eaa Bi pour four-quapail into can A which fills can A and leaves two pail. quarts in four-qua- four-qua- rt from can A fill five-qua- fire-qua- rt four-qua- rt four-qua- rt rt Recipes by Tribune rt rt rt HARVEST TIME " Recipes may be submitted aL any time. Twenty-fiv- e one points are published. awarded for each LEMON PIE. Some day when mother is making pie pies, ask her to make an extra folshell for you. Then make the lowing lemon filling t Take a deep dish. Orate the outside of two lemon which have been cups suwashed and dried. Add gar, 2 heaping tablespoons flour, or one of cornstarch, and the yolks of beaten . three eggs Which you have lemons. welL Add the Juice of two Stir until smooth. . Add two cups of water and but-ter the size of walnut Cook to a double boiler until it drops like thick Pour Into pie honey from ft spoon. whites of eggs shells. Cover with the beaten stiff with 3 tablespoons of oven until light sugar Put in ft hot one brown. This makes " large or two small pies. I made this when mother was busy - tewing. Age 8. 25-2-2 18-2- 8 21-1- 7 14-2- 1 19-1- 6 27-2- 4 20-2-7 21-1- 7 White now has the move aad cam force Black's remaining pleco Into B -- ,; ( Idaho: Marl Plnlanon. Frere; Willi w. Hall. Mt. Pleaaant. NOVEMBEB ' ArdrD eVct. Bait Lake: 1. Raymond Phr. Slide; Salt Lake: Maria Wright. Devils Jesn Neil. Ogden; Clara LaVon Bail-ma- n. Btt7 Bait Lake: Harden Powers. Salt Lake; Owen Marroo. Belt Lake: Beth BherUI. Bait Lake: Peter Wheeler. Park Cltr: Jean Elisabeth Keele. Murrar: Jeanne Nleholes. American Falls, loaho; Abttia Oreen, Win-sne- r. Idaho; Mamie Alston. Park City; Wella B. Biinahurat. Sprtngvule; Arthur James Orr. Duchesne; Winona Bishop. Robert Adams. Jr., Needle. Calif.: Slide: Km ma Dorothr WiUlaans. Devlla Louise West. American Pork Evelyn MarBrown. Salt Lake: Merrill D. Kaiser. Montpeller,; Idaho: Robert W. Baser. Bvenston. Wyo Ruth Louis Ball. Parson: Marlon Richards, Morgan. nove antra it. Cathrvn L. Cothnwood. Belt Lake: June Warner, Mar ter. Provtdenee: Jack R Spanish Pork: Catherrn Elaine Branegan. Salt Lake: Jules Arthur Freak. Salt Laker. I ' MARY WARNER, Fillmore. Boysl Learn How to Z Make Airplane Modek That Fly I . 15. Flslrif Jon fa. PTlr: Shim Wakal. Rains: Paul Thompson. Bountiful: Ross Season. Jr.. Salt Lake: Billie Price. Park City. Sihm Gav. Salt Lake; Owen Evans. Jr . Salt I.akJ- ChsrVs Brewer. Salt Lake: Marlorie Sulovlrb.' Richmond; Collin Mouson Rhodes. Moroni, Genevieve Johnson. Sprlngvtlle: Ruth Palmlerl. Vernon Davis. Elberta; Swrina Canyon: Marine Brown. Salt Lake: Selli I.ow. Burley, Idaho: Roscoe M. Nelaon. Provo: Ray Walters. Richfield; A roe F'rn Day.- Moab: Estelle Jensen Cooley, Salt Lake:. Margaret Phillip. Idaho Falls. . movement, vne ianner me wuutiura folk will go Deiore tney swp. This teaches us to keep still if we wish to see things, and by keeping Sail I mean not to mau auiv uuioc you .pan avoid, and not to move around any more than necessary.. When we Just sit and watch and listen we begin to see things as they really are. tor all the wildluigs just go about tneir Business as meyTu ways do. We find they are always afraid of unseen dangers, so they re always ready to fly or run away first withur out Stopping 10 Iina out wneiner not it would be safe to stay. They are not much afraid of things that do not move or make loud noises, but sometimes, even u a ninse is uut loud but is an unusual sound that does not belong to the place where ine wua uungs netsr iv, utv they right away on suspicion. For are afraid of anything they cannot afraid are when they understand, and as ukj wan they, go away as ias without anv pause for investigation. inus you can see iauuj .ua you wish .. W team anyming aoouw wild things, you must learn not to make any kind of noise, and espe cially you muse learn rrov w taia, iw the human voice aiways menu n th wiM KCI W " ' thinM that hear it. And rightly, too, for the human voice means to tnem mat man i cwk "i. which means danger and death to wild things. Man is ever ready to kill. If you go into the wilderness somewhere and lust sit, look and listen. you will always learn something about wild tnings mat you know before, and thus you will learn how to4get their confidence so that withyou can go about among them out causing alarm. Always dress for comfort when you go on such a trip, for dress has a good deal to do with how you can get about. Generally too high, speaking, heavy shoes, not with a oair ef overalls, soft shirt, coat DEACON AND SQUIRE White can win by the following succession of moveet Black White . NOVEMBF.B IS. DeruW Joseph Po'.eU, Midvale; Keith Clreeu. Salt Lake: Isaac William Lee. RuDevtls Slide: Joyce pert. Idaho: Paul Baiters. Adury. corinue: Helen Walters, Murray: Rnbert McMullln. Midvale; Loralne Peter-soSalt Lake: Gordon Ivlns Hyde. Bait Lucille LakJ; Geraldine Terry. Salt Lake: Potter. M'ttinaou. Salt Lake; Margaret , .Sili finally 2867547. The same principle appliee to any umber of f iguree to be added. Sim pry put aside one of the numbers ma tally ae your key number, aad add to the others to make nines ae Then dash off the anrwer, ehowa. which is based on the key number, as if yea were lightning calculator. France Lorraine Irvine, Bait Lake: Frederick Conrad Keller, Mantt: Don Mourner. Bait Lake: John Oallego. Salt Lake: Beth Oeoraiana Flaher, Salt Lake: Billy Warner. Richtield: Nellie Btroud. Salt Lake: Cllsta l.arsen. Fairview; Alt Rlsby. MontpeUer. Idaho: Zella Buchanan. Cisco: Charles R. Hiuixen. Bait Lake; Marlorta Klalne Jarvts. . Virginia Ba-(Xden: Mae Kirk. Tooele: Ur. Mlllord; Elwood Wilde. Salt Lake: Perry Ricka. Jr.. Poeatelto, Idaho. Colllnston: Mary Jean Etcheverry, Border. Wyo : Wrston MaiKhan. Salt Lake: Byron Gale Poulsen. Orange-vlllDaley: BoHngvllle; Evelyn Steele. Goshen: Leslie Jensen. Go-heBltlte Hosmer. Salt Lake; Kaye James Harlin. Bovle. Blackfoot. Idaho: Bingham: Floyd (Wden: Helen Madison. NltiHi. Price; Bryan Oeary. Coalville: Hope Lucile Nelson. Salt Lalta: Wesley CUam-berlalMagna. NOVEMBER 14. .Carolyn Weathers. Elko. Nev : Chester N Holm. Logan: Shirl Pitchlortlt. Vernal; Helen Louise Mead. Hoytsville; Howard Franklin. Idaho: Virginia Jensen. 8hr;va. Bait Lake: I (onus Jensen. Preston. Idaho: RobMn Heed Hanson. Salt Lake: Uarcell Steriini. Spanish Fork; Lyle Jasperson. Gosl'.-n- : Louise Evana. Bprlngvllle; Wina Jordxn. Salt Lake: Eoy Chrlatenaen. Mohr-lai-- E. Rwoeit Viva LeavHt. Latuda: Crandall. Salt Lake: Lois St suffer. Mur-raRalph Edward Taylor. Reiburg. Idaho: Leo Port, Salt Lake: Grant Thomson. 8alt Lake: Bob Leaver. Salt Lake. V . small nail, cut in half, for the notch if you wish. Bits of feathers near the small end will cause the arrow to fly In a perfectly straight line. For sending ft parachute aloftslip this over the head of the arrow and shoot It in the usual way. Make the chute from an eight-side- d piece of attached to light cloth with strings and corners brought each of the eight down to a small weight. This may be a piece of lead or ft nut from ft bolt Next copy the top line of group C down to the next to the list figurei our 2, then 86754 For the last digit subtract the first digit or the result from the laet digit of the top liao v minus X. or 7 which gWeS.BS 11. Aran svsWsliaaAJaJaasv ' Oeorce E. Clark. Shoshone. Idaho: Donald McCaa, Pttuburah. Pa.;. Kelton oran Merrill. Preston. Idaho: Frederick Millier. Bait Lake; Vera Johnson. retrview; Blaine Hill, Thistle: Ralph Huber, Salt Lake; LaRue Baiter. Ooshen; Robert OLien. Mt. Pleaaant; Gladys Bevla. Alpine; Helen Boyd, Salt Lake; David Keith Ztndel. LaOrande, Ore.: Jer.n Anderson. McKinnon. Wyo.; Lucille Buchingliam, Tooele: Amy Smith, Bait Lake; Gerald Hollman. Salt Lake:. John Walaren. Salt Lake: Oaytord Johnson. Salt.Lake. Billy Moore. Salt Lake: Irene Chris-teioenSpanish Fork: Louise Hamnett, Alpine; Lois Behnlty. Manna; Mary Del Andrea. Sunnyslde; Evan Olsen. Buhl, Idaho: Norma Bleak. Salt Lake: Frederick A. Kan-ile- r. Salt Salt Lake; Dorothy Roueche. Lake: Oeraldine Ryan. Wahwe Springe. Dale Livingston. Castle Dale: Shirley Bowers. Nephl: Pay E. Halsey. Salt Lake: Hart Anderson. Richfield: O.ldys Bewa. Alpine: Dun Jamea. Salt Lake. ji; j"; The first figure of the result Is always equal to the number of rows of nine. In this case, there are five numbers to be added. Four of them are resolved into two rows of ttlaee. eo the first digit of the result U X. Our Birthday Club - Answers to Last Week's Puzzles I 2" 3:1 10 10 10 Ae- - Iyn. . -j- - The first thine one learns about the wilderness and the little people who inhabit it is that they are always afraid of things that move, and the faster the tning moves, uie quicaer wrin "Moreover, the h t nore-noise there is long with-t-he COMPARABLE The following combinations in the word Comparable are all perfectly good wordai Comp, em, pe, par. Para, parable,' ar, Ara, Arab, arable, Ab, able, Ra, Ie. WUllam Sambrot Bait "-- w Provo; Richard Miner. Salt Lak: Bryant B. Donlcht. Pocatello. Bait Lake: Robert Idaho: Oall Magna: ssrnaaeu amw, . ' wail. WwA ' n .. B..nlnn o.....- - fr. raysvu. mmxw-rw"-"- " KUtn n orris, saaana. -- -ucon. msnvi iw 8. Barker. Salt Lake; Betty Roaenbeum. aaar-ior- le Brlgham: Edna Tat ton. uasiis Meadow) Murray, Ins Averett, Prlee: uase ; ciiy awn, ua; SfUnHI. wins tJinao dsvito Tflw Clemen - tsvMe, Knight Frieda Ard, Idaho. Uket The Tribune. Junior, tat like friends as her school with her, to read it ana wort: tne puzzies, 1 1 srirn ttntTHDAY CARD. in Thnmn Prtn. Park CitV. writes: I received my birthday card ana tnougnt very nice. I loin the AVIO! 271 live boys are now memoers. great tun to learn about airplanes! in AVIvVlKTy- - I |