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Show 4 THE DESERET NEWS SALT LAKE CITY WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10 ' 1931 black wine and a deep border la boar be fora school and at neon vice president and a secretary. tewtk black .never done before-Th- ey are gath-jTheir names are LaMar Rich, preswith whtta spots around Intermla Marshall, vice ring different kind of leave the edge. ident; Lawrence ' Ing on which ia their' present hobby. Asj The Monarch butterfly lays her ietxer. Betty Bnntns. vies I soon as they have fifteen varieties. ears on the milkweedplaiic so Jn Room 75. ,-- A we have rgan-l- ldent, and Lola Beers secretary. the babies are born they lsed a- - Self Government club. Each day we are trying hard to and two clas ready preaaed which give them ean eat The Monarch butterfly The purpose of this club fa to kelp do an we can to make ear class room uC-teiurn one of the beat In the school.- improvement, ,tbeir mark for the month. Moat goes through four stages. They ark the boys and girls care for will be added to the Garfield mount them egg, larvae, which fa a eaterpitiar. selves. We have a.' president, and press J- - D. Ralph Bactaon. Elected to ehool, Garfield avenlia and f If- i Campbell .. doing very excellent jobs for their pupa and adult fcnti.rflv tv hen 77 7 o . , 7, tenth tha result age. They all hope they get k good , winter comes -the -Monarch Easujtreet. a Lead Organization at of leaves so do the other Students Study Bats, -ass Popular, mem brv. f the school Minnie . Rate Meeting -The board approonsted 1 50 Already Enrolled Find Interesting Subject Hwstcnbu re e a iUNCLAlMfiD C. 0. D for materials and supervision when a Will Children the SCHOOL Room T'.c FERA WEBSTER the Editor ROY I.E Keep RlCUINS, approved project i S. D. Campbell; traffic man-a- The labor cost of J!7 60 will be Beth iha Vtebeter school has been umner Athletic Dept. Romney, Associate ranis fOf furnished by the relief organizaPlaygrounds Clean studying about the. Ufa of bats- - Will ConduetNeW Coates! for the Utah Oil Refining ROOSE V KLT MCHOOL TbiW, was elected president of the tion pwmvd that they live on Ted Wilbtrad, Editor for .. . ... girls insects. It fa known as a flying, Utah Traffic Managers council at Eventualiy the board plans to morning dancing classes 1 about 54 have mamaL It never moves about tn the m , Evelyn Baaspergcr, Aaso. Editor tha organisation meeting of the build another clam room unit on are very popular aa Miss irtrinr rr,MiHir Dorothy f disturbed. tlme unIpm ,t eormcil last night at. the chamber the Garfield school which la need already enrolled. 04JUIRRH SCHOOL The chll-their Instructor, have also been studying tbe1 SLMNER SCHOOL Mr. Squlrea Of commerce. The traffic council ed to save long walks to other, Taylor, Phfs'eal education teachcr. dren of the Oquirrh school are tyy- one schools the children of in this district "Dancing is by greatestason waa formed by 44 industrial t rafof conL It Krowa best.our a warm cfcmate elun thr dajs 'called a meeting of alt the offic-- jnt t keep their school play- fle men to am 1st In guarding wheb is growing rapidly, it was pleasures of life. hd the captains of the efath -Many clubs are already organ-jSn- ij n hr putting their spBights are both waruLwTiesa" againsarata discrimination and to seventh grades. He todns of eu0( Art The Mar-w- d ued for the years work. there !s jikntXujpfsunshme. unify temmical traffic matters. core. oti'r mb- 7Pe we to were 'the and Club. games playnrt"P!e ' Other 'charter officers named Stamp, Swimming- k 2 and also of a contest that was bish into tbe waste eans and also Tn fMits frMi s&ae ve iae have Uui are mU started oa their1 m 1 8- Pierce, traffic manager Nm foteina W uiy eltee be held. Kartt day wheat we. bj piduna irv,. .i way i jto i of W. p. Puller company, first vice toe aeMW toe a(k let fas to VrlTlS on have come the fOWiH in less children JirilfldwlTSt classes dropped the from education Tbe health captains playing, sevew president; Thomas U Ball, secreter mmkt e evea nr are to ret torether rroanda We are also teaching thy - wit ' Mian the bcs who play football tfnd y tary of the Superior Honey Ma ywwlf traw'ttl -rubbtsh their decide which team won. Then TtflechUdren to put to ad iw tor Wes they sppreemte taracto of Ogden, oeeend vtce presi-deOur phy-- the winning- team is giten a star.nto the waste cans so the chll- tbe pHce aed retae etf rerb. whk4v planted with grass aeedf and Arthur D. Taylor, secrej steal education teacher tast spring. is diving After a certain time the stars aye dren will not become careless. We 7 Studewt dsn to tbe let tary ,of the atoe W be Ml at five team havug want our school to be one of the Some fascinating: new books have the seventh garde and thr "first to.be counted-andh- e company of Provo, third vice prest-sn- t. Career of F. W. Jennings Id 1 the sore eleaneet second-sectiobest am and nf the the mont sura wine and city, ns Just been placed on ouf library and thg Executive committee men we sH tTwill be have erer in to rel oners If Evelyn athletics. test wit them a ghfTVeaAmOD expecting grade, a Closes at Ilofne are; John - Bruce of-visible Louisa, the latestSew!Kach.papiL has-- a card to beep deal of 4aa m this contest, gllunspergcr. company, WilHam A-- Scudder of i natural Corn-ow- d Marion are acorc. There four written medal f For Room 14 in our groups Stringfellow, n book, by S. berry In L; 7" company, and draw claw wo e lhe aatuie class lit Meigs: "Cleanng eat her "jbjrJEach. gnmn haa a.lead.erAndAhcj Claude & Farr of Sperrv Flour vai.r aoiTH butto with do Silver that Monarch basketball haye something about the Mine. Ing turns take two-yejjelSfti Meigs by stodcing kicking the company, Ogden,' for aau S4T WASHIVGTOV ATM, OtBES Jackson. Silver Chief,' O Brlen; jumping, running chinning, and terf. The Monarch butterfly ia the different stages of the terms, and W. R Tyler of W. H oorer. locust Me-elder 5 verv beautiful butterfly. It is gorbug. and the William Jennings. 7? Jumping off Place, by rolling tbe ball through hoops pints company, Frank B. Kollerl, Frank cantam In the Of Sego Milk Products company, ormer Veely? Children's Story of the Jack Taylor. geousiy colored, tha upper surface We are also drawing the different are with leaves f ear-Iothers-la mnner grow The whole class the brown way war. Drominent children and and The fourth ing Morrison-MernCanterbury pilgrams, grade ll and H. W. Hansen of industrialist and merchant, riieAf, company, for term. or one1Yesterday m. at ( P at his home, SI3 yeSr The council voted td loin the Third avenue, of causes incident to are. advanced In carriers other groups rail protest 5 1457. son of Born against present mote to obtain an William February and Priscilla Paul Jenincrease In freight rates averaging Nev while a. nings. In Franktown. about Id per cent Harold S. his parents were servinr a mission, secretary of the Utah Manu- Mr. was for several Jenainrs years facturers association, and Ernest Emporium de--, D Balm, secretary of the Utah manager of the old Balt Lake City.! partment store in Sitixens Rate association, pledge later with the Deseret the new group the support of their Woolenaffiliatinga branch mills, of the Prorespective organisations. vo Wowlen mills. BED. Mr. Jennings was a member of WaM fialahed. BID TABLE Pres. Clark to Talk the old Salt Lake Commercial club, S1.CQ the B P. O. E. lodge No. ft, and On Foreign Relations In PET recent years was connected with finished Walwst the Jennings, Hooper, Knowlton S1.C3 The BACK heat "Foreign Relations" will be the Insurance company. Durlny hs ever hed fer n war, he attained nbj.ct of an address y J Reuben Ladder hi Clark Jr, first counselor In th. the rank of captain First Presidency of tbe Church and Surviving are his widow. Mrs, well aenMMml?.,-,S- 1 president ot tbe American Foreign Marjorie Dwyer Jennings, two Protective council, daughters Mrs L. Bondholders Dinwoodey. before tbe Traffic club of Salt Lake of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Edwin T. at the Newhonso hotel tonight at t Peterson, Pasadena. CaL; four brothers and a sister, Joseph A p.m. Harold G. Reynold, president of Jennings Ims Angeles, Cal , Walter P. Jennings and Harold P. Jen(ho efab. Ttll preside. nings of Salt Lake City; Harry Jermlngs and Mm. Walter Scott Apartment Vacancies Crismon, Los Angeles Cal. - Show Rapid Decline The body is at the Evans A Ear-l- v mortuary pending funeral arrangements There are fewer apartment house vacancies In Salt Lake now than at any time tn six Team, I. Daniel Stewart, president of the of Apartment House tsooriatloameet-ta-g Utah, said In his speech at a last Might In the Hotel Utah. Pinal 1st, in the annual student William F. Langton, field m rotary for the code authority for the and claaa officer elections of East high school wore deterthe tndnatry, reported that the owaota wore eo--o perating willingly mined yesterday after all advisory This Waahatha Dee. Net Platter the No other groups had held primary elections. In code enforcement. aa Final election, --will be held ThursSUITE that we have BEDR0M city or state in the nation has apartment house code, Mr. Lanr-to- n day morning. selected, for EYEBTOXK LIKES OCR FEATCRED LOW PRICK specially Candidates for election, are: for aid, 2 5mm student body vice president, Eileen lEHXfi D 4TUITHS Vtoltatv If Tm Mkmmt Se- Rufus J. Tracy, Jr, vie LIVING ROOM SUITE And it is i tblMr bfto at m Uw Pito W and Peggy Whelan; senior on finance met at little Another larger and more elaborate eaotjr President. Dell and Historical reproduction MAHOGANY DINING Jack Sharp; senior vice Avery president, Suite Featured at Jd 0 ! VIMITE Anna Do Ogilvte and Lucille CanSUITE 8 Pieces. Driver Admits Charge non; senior secretary. Carol Wool-IMOHAIR LIVING ROOM SUITE (Is TUs Over Alar) Specially priced nt June Taylor: senior Fatal Accident Case m Specially priced for this event . . . Bob Goshen and BUI A ad there are alee saaar ether attsaethw eaiiee et the hRher to th hac tt will tok Hk a tna- Wbc tbto to for junior class presiHaas erder s clwllr rtdaaad. See Tills Dteplayed fa Oar Rladews. 4mmYr btobvr prleH Bake. J. G. Brings rd. fig east Second Richards; Bob Peterson and McCready South street, pleaded guilty today dent Young; Lujunior vice president In Judge James W. McKinneys cille court to Involuntary manslaughter. juniorAdams and Barbara Simmons; Bernice Tidwell secretary. bo He will sentenced Thursday. He and Connie Mortensen; junior repwas charged with the death of resentative, Keith Bates Henry H. Cornforth, 41. who died Dyer. The student body and Joe president June 3 after being hit the previous and secretary were elected last day by an automobile driven by spring and are Reed Richardson Brtngard at State street and Sec- and Bill Coombs respectively in ond South. the election for class officers, the Bfingard after being bonnd to defeated candidate for president court district had the previously will automatlcsllv become the pleaded not guilty to a complaint treasurer of the Jass which charged that he was driving Election results will be annonnr- while nnder the influenci e of Intox- - led in the Red and Black. East hmh Icants. Trial was set for todav'pA.m-wheI..-ohlit, he changed his plea. published Thursday. TRSFE1C GROUP Addition Planned CHOOSES HEAD At Garfield School JoaimsInsSs JltsasBoa . of n. ea News of the City Schools al them-rhtldr- i Suit- s- er com-Pao- y. wim U, ayilj, O'Coais - W INDUSTRIALIST, VETERAF DIES' - corn-man- thate-cara- j nt - frhfeamg tin dilln A- th A BELL hu-gee- Strevell-Pattemo- xoonafwa-amscTsnc- ar box-"T- Spanfah-Americ- st TAILORS ukk rrrr viv an V 5 Jen-ntng- $1 SPECIALS BxoCd 1 SPECIALS $1.00 mra Spanish-America- ; a School Election Finalists Named Yfelssl DisisgSsSs chair-report- ed cf In 3mii ohdehs pilled mswi WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY PIC UAL Lai. OA. Reas flae oaaUty Pall PELT HATS lalsea Wrtawliy a Htnda j Mif kcab aN UM Xw Style lUm to Oh Ha?y m CAUEHTto Wedatsday aad Tgwrwdsy aaly Oae Let ef La4in Peacy SLIPPERS halaes ta RM fafa8 vew latov GARNETTS. rnm stTta lLaa Tiim 5Ia3 V3 Talaca 705 . Wtlf Wedaeedey aad Tharsday aaly Old tyf L O. L GARRE WTO Vfl. 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