Show THE SALT LAKE TEIBUXE FRIDAY MORXTXG JANUARY 10 1930 GOVERNOR ASKS i ) School News and Views Wendell Chamber To Pick Show Committee Sp po) lo 13 CHARACTER QUESTof £alt llm Inbjue 4 ' Cake Tribune gbapter’ iTbr Idaho —Committees to offt-lewith function All Tribune in hool editors and cooiieration Mrs Marv Hodge pin deal education of the chamber of commerce end and health' Grl Scout scribes will meet MonThis will be a new experience for g special committee til charge ol the day afternoon January 13 at $ corn show will probably be elected at us and we expect to like it o'clock in The Tribune audithe next meeting of the organiza- Editor Desires torium In room 17 we aie making geograKnighthood Members to VJTite and TeU seems that Holland tion January 21 Francis Brehman It phy books Schoitl Cafeteria's and Soam are the most favored retiring president said ’lhurtda" IIow They Mark Their Charts and Mr Brehman will be succeeded bv choices for books We are putting In Size Surprizes Pupils Idaho Chief Urges Asces the booklets pictures newspaper It a Anderson at the regular monthly Keep Up Good Work ! Others who of our own meeting at that date clippings and write-up- s Helen Schmidt Editor View Problem are assume will Glen office tiors Weinherg In our room we have some book cases Alice Wright Associate Editor’ Puzzles stories and poems may We are wondering Just how you boys so we can keen our booklets Dut away who was named secretary to succeed on Bu'diiens Basis JORDAN JUNIOR HIGH— Well Several' Nichols electD Alvin 8 and Gates be written on anv paper but you we and girls are marking your charts are finished and already our cafeteria has at last been opened should use Ink and write on but the others are as Interesting as ed treasurer to succeed Austin Schou Are you doing as we suggested at welter Everyone Is amazed at Its size It hope one side of the sheet We prefer first? Marking your chart each eveJOSEPHINE DAVIS 6A BOISE Idaho P) — Governor H C can serve 2J0 people A good variety these faIs real composition paper as It is ning Just before you go to bed? English oak used In building West- ther Baldridge ? hursday made his first of food will be served eta minimum Do or mother your the easiest to handle but there you helping bewas felled minster hall London No one is under anv obliga- Kindergarten Boys public pronouncement on the much cost Is no definite rule as to this feel that they are too busy parents 1396 1393 tween to and buy lunch at the cafeteria and haven t time to help you mark discussed highway note Issue when tion Busy Making Train but everyone Is requested to eat — Leaders in the Do you Head your chart each evening? he urged county assessors to approach lunch there One may buv Just their are: club to is for then It and pegl-tree' to a Thursday more Editor try be ltkelv days than Jack Scott Dougthe situation with an open mind and dessert or some side dish if one Herald Anita McElrath Qlendale mark It all at once? las fir EDNA McKEIGUE 5B learn from Fare Cloward Associate Editor d wlietner It chooses Anyone wishing to go home Cal Of course we cannot harvour anwould be sound business for the for Itmeh must present a request GRANT SCHOOL— The kindertrees are divided Into swers to thes questions — but you can Knight Master George Timpson elate Then he is garten boys are busy making a tram twoEvergreen signed bv bis mother Junithe classes and the pines write and tell us what those honest Salt Lake The governor's talk was given at given a ticket which he must show brought large wooden boxes pers The pine class Is divided into answeis are It may help us to find Knight Master Gertrude Timpson the closing session of the contention aarh noon before leaving the grounds They from which they will make the en- three groups the firs spruces and out why some boys and girls get be- Salt Lake of assessors As a closing gesture they "The management of the cafeteria will cars have The Herald Leila Verde Searson Green gine and cars pines proper You can tell the pine hind with their charts while others Increased the assessment of automo- Is under the direction of Mrs R W seats so that the kindergarten chilRiver Utah bv the needles which are in keep to proper date may biles In dealers’ hands from 50 per help up It right Douglas The cafeteria is expected dren may reallv ride The engine is groups of two to fire and each group us to solve a number of cent to 70 per cent of rash value by to puzzling be a great success to be outfitted with a bell a smoke- in a sheath The one exception Is the Knights Bid You Welcome — The things So when you have time sit 8alt 'iang!-- g and thetr classification A committee of students is arrangLake Tribune a stack and Chapter of or nut From leaf Headlight to plnvon single and down pine wrle the editor telling fixed the proper tax valuation of bank ing a program to be given at the of Youth welcomes: and The we of most Knighthood boys cones of the girls this kindergarten get check how pine chart Just you your stocks and foreign corporations at onenlng of the school auditorium Salt Lake City Phyllis Lassiter were happily surprised tills week our pine nuts You see the chart game it a defi70 per cent of book value less legal All available school talent will be with some oilcloth dollies for Bingham Mary Garrett CATHERINE REAFORD 6 A ts rules with nite definite It game deductions atemployed and each person who their' milk The seventh grade puMarjorie Bush Just as Important to follow these rules - Clover In his address the governor urged tends will be assured-oan interest- pils painted apples WdWruf f Vivian- - - W alton - - Jack babr chicks and as It to follow the rules In "Run - that opinions of any proposed new ing FTitJoy Pupils Studying evening butterflies on them In lovely bright Run’’ or "One Old Cat" or Walton highway program be withheld until The Soantsh club has adopted a colors Idaho Falls Idaho Rose Poltevln Sorts of Pines Sheep Different basketball If you do not follow the all facts of t’ ’ matter were known new At the last meeting the as Evanston Wvo Lola Mosey room looks ruling The kindergarten inmost loses of Its lules the game lie Indicated 'that It was evident that officers decided to ehoose captains Aberdeen Idaho Betty Jo Wild Clvde Edmonds Editor though winter Is really here There terest At are V sofne statements already made In and the captains to choose teams Fillmore Keith Hoffman several large snow men on the Joan Smith Associate Editor One rule of the game — about the connection with suggestions of a each meeting an lhning of baseball board of boys and girls HIGHLAND PARK SCHOOL— only rule that must be followed— is treasury "note Issue weie made with- with Spanish grammar will be played playing pictures In the snow and a large posthat the charts be marked accurateMiss Marguerite Robinson the naout a knowledge of facts After a certain number of innings ter of winter sports ture teacher for the seventh grade is ly each day If you forget to mark a be will team the given winning PUPILS KINDERGARTEN Makes No Reference having her pupils study the different your chart you cannot hope to do so Room I party bv the losers The captains ( To Amount of Issue kinds of pines They are taking from memory Our memories are not wrere Harold Drummond and chosen f He made no reference to amounts Lucille Larsen they study built that way We Just can't reWe have a Iiealth border in the notes on all the trees the bad tilings we have done of money that would be Included lr This club Is also planning another back of room 20 It has On It almost Thev are enjoying the work very member unless they are "aw fully bad: and we the proposed note issue which was party This Darts' Is in charge of evervthlng that make a boy or girl mueli The 6A nature class Is making can’t remember the good tilings we The refreshment healthy Our teticher reads us health generally discussed as likely to be the Alice Wright TWIN FALLS Idaho (A5)— Apthe study have done unless we spend a good leason for a speoiaL session of the comm tt tee consists of Helen Schmidt are very booklets w hich will contain stories every They morning of a fact finding commitdeal of them about time in Lar-zeof pointment the the Later n thinking year Lucille plants legislature Mrs Rhoda Jones and interesting and teach us to keen our Each And good things are best done from tee to deal with the problem of winbe added He urged the assessors as men close The entertainment committee ears not our mouth open We all studv of animals willa cover for the heart without thinking ter water delivery through the Twin has student made to the financial and general affairs consists of Alice Wright Helen Blundesign verv much like health work canal system will be recom We want you to have all the fun of Fall e' Exhis booklet As we go along each puof to study the problem dell and Harold Drummond GEORGE McKAY the chart game This fun comes to mended by a resolutions committee to on a sourd business basis pil adds to his book aminations are just around the corthose who check their charts regu the Twin Falls Canal company stockCLYDE FDMONDS The governor said he was pressing ner We are w atchlng their e pproach In room 8 we hate made a large larlv every morning especially If holders at their annual meeting here JOAN SMITH his own investigation of the matter with some anxiPtv although we are poster showing winter games We mother or father are sitting by to on January 14 It was learned when and would not back such a program sure that everything will be all ri°ht have a hill with children skiing and and to make suggestions If the committee's report was made help “mless I get information that also Removed are ALICE WRIGHT and Decorations girls sleigh riding Boys you haven’t tried it this way try It public Thursday me that it Is good busmess for DON on GIBBS the pond skating That and another proposed resoluWith End of Holidays and see what fun It will be the state” Teacher's Cardboard action by the tion recommending The assessors votpd to leave asIn room 14 we are studying lumber to supply concrete drain Llovd Young Editor Reminds Boys in social science We are getting sessment of flour mills saw and planKnight Shows Eameatnesa— Knight company cost conFigure or moderate tile at actual Marion Swertfager recently asked for Fdwin Piper Associate Editor ing mills creameries and condensories samples of different kinds of wood stitute the committee's only recomto some addresses of whom EDISON SCHOOL— The teachers members and elevators to the judgment of the to want and Editor manle one of have We Warren Seegmiller Both proposed resolu4 assessor Miss she could write We sent her several mendations but heeded the 'request of Richard Jorgensen Associate Editor get rherry birch oak snntce fir and Of Edison had a fine vacation comAlice Campbell went to Colorado to and In the next mail received a let- tions have been approved by the the board of equalisation that maHANCOCK NORMA hemlock — In the directors SCHOOL pany’s COLUMBUS Miss us ter us and 9 that Christmas the be holidays considered as part thanking telling chinery in these The winter water question was our teacher The old rear Is gone and the new spend Letltla Flint went to Idaho Miss Knight Marion had already written raised of the plant Instead of as "ma- seventh A room 13 by the directors in submitting to school a small cardboard Is here Grant Pupils do not regret Zetta Rans went to California Tetters to brought was and members these ler chinery” to a vote a proposition to authorize to boy all dressed un All of hts clothes It They have done their best in all answers all Edison returned for of their Children waiting eagerly dei Favor Retention have That Is interest for you! We hope the company to eliminate winter except his necktie are painted on him things Our new year's resolution Is a clean school Decorations His necktie is a bov's bow tie The to make the most of our lives and al- been removed and the rooms have all that some pleasant and lasting friend- liveries It Involves the winter supOf 1939 Valuation well of and as Falls Twin Buhl uoon the plies The assessors In winding up their teacher has hung this bov the same privilege With been cleaned and mopiwd during file ships are started as the canal company’s drainage and when all of low others LLOYD YOUNO as our motto we will surelv suc- holidays business of agreeing on uniform bases walL In the morning this seats taken their have New Way to Earn Chart Monev— maintenance operations MURCRAY YULA for assessment of the various elasses the children ceed room to In our room we have put health An unusual way to earn Knighthood of taxable property mainly favored the teacher looks around the SMALLPOX ON DECREASE see if all the boys have their ties on We money Is suggested by Herald Leila pictures up on the blackboard retention of last year's valuations Lessons RIGBY Idaho— Dr W R West we nut the tie on the Reviewing obIf counhave In Searson Verde Green who have of other health River they pictures Hogs goats chickens turkeys rardboard boy Most of the time county physician reports Proves— — Delightful tries such as Alaska Holland is Africa tained hera chart formoney by em- Jef$rrson minks muskrats bees merchandise few cases of smallpox In the county some of the inter broidering piece her grandmoth Janan Sualn and Italy It and lumber will retain last year’s lie goes without because cases of scarlet fever two and ties only their level estlng to know the way people live in er Embroidery Is pleasant work and In the case of silver foxes the boys forget Virginia Cotterell Editor contagious diseases are nuARTFNE FAGFRfWlENE other countries In Holland the chil- you will surely find some one who will Minor assessors doubled the valuation of merous however No meningitis hss CATHERINE RAKER -JEFFERSON SCHOOL—We are dren keep well bv skating out of glad to pay you lor finishing up these making them $100 each 7A Room 13 some piece that they have tired of been reported since the throat culhaving a delightful time reviewing doois AGNES CARLSON 6 A Sugar owrned by sugar companies tures were completed one month ago our first lessons In nature study at working on will be assessed at $2 25 a bag as last ' 13 We have discovroom Jefferson On We are Aid health Resolutions posters making Ten year Kangaroos can leap 70 feet with ered that it is nectar that the bees one of them the Pled Piper Is leading Age Doe Not Affe-- 4 Game — EsThen they make the children to Health Land Have quire Camilla Tebbs Pangultch Is In ease Starling Year Right sip fromfromflowers this n eclat Bees made you ever read tile story of the Pled doubt as to whether she will have to honey Thelma Pearson Editor honey for themselves long before men Piper? If you have you will hove an leave our club when she turns 12 We want all of you members to underfound out about It When men found idea of how our poster Is made Lee Isaac Associate Editor how good honey Is they took it out stand that you do not have to quit VIVIEN WEBER 17 RIVERSIDE SCHOOL— Room bees from at any age You may turn 13 or even the has started the new year right bv away CLEONE GILBERT 5B SperUI to The Tribun In geography we are studying Vic- 14 while you are marking your charts Here are some resolutions making BURLEY Idaho — Satisfactory ar- some toria falls They are twice the size and it will make absolutely no difof the best: ference We ask you to join before We have been studying about the of Niagara Falls They have a rangements with the Amalgamated 1 will try not to snlll anv ink on I Sugar company officials have been our velvet carnet (Of course we different trees bugs weeds etc We drop and are nearly two miles you turn 13 But your age while you made by the committee appointed just finished studying about the wide When the natives saw these are following the Good Game does haven't anv velvet carpet but we call have by the Cassia County Beet Growers’ our Dougias fir It has rather short falls they called them "Smoke That not matter a a floor that) bracts Sounds' They were discovered by beassociation and the differences and three paper-llk- e needles 2 not talk will I study during tween thq growers and the Sugar Improves on Chart B— Here Is an on the cones It has red buds on the Dr David Livingstone in 1855 The periods The common Christmas natives persuaded him to go and see Interesting letter from a member in company have been adjusted 3 I will clean my feet before going branches them When he saw them he thought Holladay Utah: The price to be paid for beets re- Into the building Dear Editor: I am on chart B and that other people would like to see mains at $750 per ton The company 4 will wash my hands before I them so he had a railroad built so am doing very much better than on agreed to install a mechanical piler lunch my close to the falls that the spray hits chart A I added a question on my at Unity receiving station if the ton- eating 5 I will not be tardy chart W'hlch was: "Did I practice my the windows nage contracted justified the outlay 6 will not be absent unless I I music lesson every day?" EMMA GARBANTL Satisfactory guarantees were also am 111 On New Year’s day I took down given by the company as to handling 7 I will sharpen my pencil only with the mumps and mother would of beets at the receiving stations The once a Ambitious Pupils Plan day not let me go In the cold rooms to company promised that farmers 8 I will try to get all my home practice Should I put an O on my would be supplied with pulp to the work Making Better Record chart for those days that I missed extent of their requirements as de9 I will do my work with a will practicing? Please tell me what to Marguerite Terry Editor veloped by the demand The price of 10 will make as little noise as I do Helen De Lnrr Associate Editor syrup Is to be determined by com- - possible in going up the stairs When eight weeks are up should JUDGE MEMORIAL SCHOOL— pany officials The old semester Is over With the I send In a report and money or all The sisters and students report comes new one the platoon system TO HONOR SCOTTISH BAND having spent a very pleasant holiday should I mark the whole 18 weeks beTTtiese are the teachfor Riverside r3 The pupils In the sixth grade are fore reporting? What kind of paper RUPERT Idaho —Tentative plans ers and their subjects: Miss Mary do the puzzles and stories and poems determined to even an make for a "Bobble' Bums banquet and Helm better language and penmanship: have to be written on? record than they made in 1929 the Miss Helen Langford music snd program here on January 25 Wishing the Knighthood olt Youth We have finished the study of birthday of the Scottish bsrd have spelling: Mrs Lillie Httchlngs arithand Its members success I am ycur -South America and have made maps been announced by the senior liter- metic: Mrs Marian Daver art and friend of South America with flour and waature class of Rupert high school natural science: Mrs Bess Gibbs ESQUIRE BONITA CASTO ter These maps show the main diof which Mrs R D Armstrong is In- social science: Miss Elizabeth MarWhat's Wrong in This Picture? etc structor tin reading (library! dramatics: Yesterday's answer: Cannon balls visions the mountainous parts conto Question— My Answers We also are taking parts of this r! such a lot of questions! We hope tinent for a brief review Eleven of we don't skip any First: We do us will represent the eleven countries LADIES! FOLLOW TIIE CROWDS TO not think your earned any O's on of South America and Frank Hall will the days you missed practicing represent the entire continent at your mother’s wish You did FRANK WELCH 6th Orade HU not earn X's either Esquire Bonita so Just leaVe those squares Rev J S Keefe our superintenblank dent has been In the hospital for the At the end of eight weeks you last week We hope he will be with can get a Herald Shield which us again soon costs 5 cents It Is Just like Dennis Carrlg and Joseph Rayburn the Aide Shield except that It ' received the highest averages for carries the higher rank Some last week children are coloring all their We have been busy practicing shields a we to as different color drills wish using get handwriting scheme for each one At the end a certificate 18 of weeks you get your third MARGUERITE TFRRY chart 7th Grade CLOSE STUDY OF WENDELL KIHGHTIIOOD rs yOUTH NOTE ISSUE 1 I to I 14 ct first-han- nw 1 4 Winter Water Delivery Holds Canal Attention the-stat- con-unc- -- r 1 fj 1 to i Amalgamated Pay $750 for Beets In Every Gardener Plant One SPURS EFFORT Should GUARD’S CHIEF Rose Expert Says Adjutant General Point to Need of ITelter Quarters Trees nml Shrubs May lie HI Twin Falls Ordered Now for Early Special Planting to The Tribune TWIN FALLS Idaho— Word Major Herbert G Lauterbach commanding the First battalion of the Idaho national guard engineers from Adjutant Oeneral M G McConnell Is that a substantial showing must be made toward provision of new quarll ters for Company E before annual federal Inspection so In Falls to Twin as keep this unit Reports have been made repeatedly that while the company Itself was In good condition the quarters are inadequate to give proper protection to the equipment used by the unit The value of this equipment according to Captain J L Hodgtn of the national guard unit la $50000 to mld-Apr- $60000 Captain Hodgtn says the officers of the national guard here plan a meeting at once to get plans of some kind under way Several weeks ago tentative plana were made to rent quarters from the American Legiona which considered the purchase of large business building here as a meThose plans fell morial structure through however and some other plan must be followed Captain Hodgtn says The unit now occupies Parrish hall one of the older meeting houses of the town and a large frame structure without convenient facilities for storing equipment There are about 80 men In the unit Idaho Legion Auxiliary Wins National Honor DOWNEY Idaho— Twenty-on- e units of the Idaho department of the American Legion auxiliary are "over the top” with their full quota winning a national citation In the 1930 membership contest according to Mrs J E Edell of Downey department president This citation Is awarded by the national president to all units which reenrolled their entire 1529 membership for 1930 before January 1 Reporting their achievement In the order given were Downey Twin Falls Genesee Bandpoint Burley Mountain Home Buhl Dubois Coeur d'Alene Blackfoot Ashton Glenns Ferry Malad Nampa Oroflno Paul Pocatello American Falla Drlggs Downey Twin Mackay and Paris Falls and Genesee also receive the gavels offered by the department president to the first three unite to make the grade Blackfoot Malad Dubois and Twin Falls have not only exceeded their quota but have practically doubled their last year's membership figures There are already 1568 memberships enrolled By MAUDE C'HEGWIDDEN Not only may flower seeds be ordered now but trees or shrubs and particularly roses since these beautiful Inhabitants of our gardens mutt bs planted early In order to get established I the soil before June surs Induce them to bloc t Reliable firms always send tilings like roses and shrpb at the approximate proper planting date so do not fear to order them at once I hope that every gardener In the Rocky mountain states will resolve to plant at least one climbing rose this year This climate sc ms especially kind to the climbing roses and there Is no reason why house after house should not be embowered by the crimson of Paul's Scarlet Climber the deep pink of Mary Wallace the shell-pin- k of Dr Van Fleet or the pure white of Silver Moon Once you hare a climbing rose you may have as many more plants of that same rose as you wish for nothing Is easier than to start new plants from the old canes Simply lay them down cover with earth and they Cannot help but strike root Even a woven wire fence or an old unsightly back yard fence of odd boards will be made a thing of beauty and an asset to your property by having climbing roses planted there to fling thorny arms over its ugliness A climbing rose can be accommodated In almost any odd space and even will be a success planted by a post If you have no fence or lattice for it Certain roses called pillar roeea because their growth Is not so rank as the regular ramblers are particularly suited to training up posts and of these the two best are Mary Wallace and Paul’s Scarlet A splendid rose for a fence Is American Pillar with single pink rose in Burley Odd Fellows Announce Leaders BURLEY Idaho— Officers of the Burley lodge of Odd Fellows Including appointive officers Just announced are Qeorge W Lyle noble grand: O F Lee vice grand George Peacock recording secretary: F W Danielson financial secretary II E Canine treasurer J W Moline warden: Joe Smout conductor Haslet t Francis Fenster-machLeigh chaplain R 8 8 C C Carpenter L 8 8 Bam Wheeler R S N O: B F Bardsley I 8 N G A C Bpencer R 8 V O Fred Seeds L 8 V O W L Core Inside guardian Ed Starkey outside guardian The lodge attended a Joint meeting of all lodges from Buhl h Rupert Wednesday night at Rupert A d was served by tle Rupert lodg" and the Buhl degree staff conferred — We Peat Is actually coal In the first the third degrej on several candidates stage of development er er 350-fo- ot For Values Up to $55 in SUITS and OVERCOATS BY SOCIETY BRAND E HjIIjs ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED For Values Up to $65 L i I For Values Up to $85 LONO SILHOUETTE EARLY SPKINQ Application for Membership in Knighthood of Youth Pick Them Off the Racks And Dainty Parly Frocks Included Knighthood of Youth Editor The Salt Lake Tribune I pledge myself to be strictly honest chart In filling out my I want you to enroll me as a member of the Knighthood of Youth and I enclose 13 cents which I have earned myself to pay for my first button ribbon and chart Name Parents’ Name Age Small Deposit Hold Any Selection Small Deposit Holds Any Selection Date of Birth WAI K I P ANO SVSt 271 MAIN— L FRANK Mgr WAI K I P AND SAVi: IN A WIDE VARIETY OF PATTERNS AND COLORS — AMERICA’S SMARTEST STYLES— THE MOST AMAZING SUIT AND COAT VALUES THAT IT HAS EVER BEEN OUR PRIVILEGE TO OFFER YOU Address “(Street) (City) Grade In School Name of School LAMES’ UPSTAIRS SHOP ALL SIZES—ALL STYLES (County) Date of Filing Application I Famed This Money by (Explain in detail just what work you did) (State) Mullett-Kell- y AIT 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