| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING School INewsand Views New Teacher i Lake Grant On Faye C toward Arthor bperrr put together ajid are about as aide aa our school room Staff That seemed very ide to us students Editor wk i 1 to Editor SCHOOL — A GRANT Everyone Is back again from the long vacation fthich passed very Joyfully Room reporters for T he Tribune Jiave been appointed as follows Ken- hath Sperry room 1 LJori Sheets room 2 Aaron Conner room 3 Jessie Frits room 4 Helen Bowman room 5 Joan Dickerson room 7 Billie Holmes room 8 Jackie Pierce room 9 Jeanne Decker room 10 Elaine Watson room 11 Shirley Schaaf room 12 Edward Snow room Beth Nicholson room 14 Anna Ballinder room 15 Iris Bland Patricia Allen room 16 Annie Kessler 100m 19 Helen Metcalf LaPreal Maicirrt Noakes room 2(f 22- - Hurvev rm23‘Mele Agnes Burt Rock Garden JOSLPHENE DUMATO Room 13 Today a boy brought a turtle Into our room It was very Interesting to watch He said that his uncle brought 50 turtles from the desert This one a a snapping turtle about the size of a saucer and Is 20 years aid We are keeping the turtle In the nature room a while to study its habits BETTY LATTURNER Room IS School Welcomes Five New Teachers 13 tv Plants Listed For Beginners Blanche Lallls Editor ROOSEVELT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL— School has taken up once more of Roosevelt are filled with 1023 bright-eye- d and eager stu- This shows an Increase of 33 over last year’s number We welcome to our school five new teachers: tyliss Ileen Mulholland Miss Florence 61ms Miss Katherine Collins Mr Ben Dlerlnger and Miss Henrietta Stelful We hope they will Tkin Fnqutot room 24 Brmice Jackson room 25 Adeline Home room 27 Shirley Gould room 28 Arthur Sperry Is associate editor Several new teachers are on our corps this year Miss Leone Haslam has charge of the physical education In the first platoon Miss Alean Thomas Miss LaVeme Murphy Miss enjoy teaching at Roosevelt Berlin Garrett and Miss Viola Allen We regret losing Miss Betty Perkins Miss Ruth Solomon Miss Jesare our new aslstants sie Hutchinson Mrs Laura Clark and Mrs Jennie Thomas Mrs Thomas Pupils Engaged has gone to West high to teach Miss Laura Sampson the foods teacher Is Various Activities 111 and cannot teach at present but we hope to have her with us soon Earl Rawlings Editor Manrlne Young Associate Editor Miss Bertha Rappaport has been abEDISON SCHOOL— Room 4 has sent but will be In her classes on started to make a sandbable about Monday tha Indians The teacher Miss Cor- -t Perhaps some students regretted nelia Lund visited Yellowstone park Jh® close of vacation but when they school and met their old friends during vacation While there she Bot toteachers and remembered what bought some Indian dolls One is g and chief anotlier Is a warrior and an- - Bood times were to be had and what Oliver Is a mother cairylnfc her pa- - a Jot could be learned In school the poose on her back We think we are rfBret was soon dispelled Roosevelt has truly made a fine going to have a very pretty 'I eachers and students coopertable Me EWAN start ate splendidly and because of this In Miss Zeta Rand s room we have much can be accomplished in a little several spiders and a wasp's nest time We are keeping In mind They are very Interesting- to look at throughout our work wereTheodore named One spider looks like the silver backed Roosevelt for whom we wonspider but we do not know for sure and we are trying to follow the whether that Is Its name We like derful example he set us Becausefol-of this and because we are trying to to study about spiders low our motto “Do what vou ought JUNE KEELER to do when you ought to do it whether do It or not” a thrivHappy davs are here again for the you want to boys and girls of the sixth grade ing year is In store for Roosevelt Miss Letitia Flint Is our home teacher I am sure we will all enjoy our school work this year Just now we are making designs for our book covers JEAN AYERS Flowers Easiest to Grow in Plot Which Gets Full Sunshine By MUD CHEGWIDDEX Some of the easiest plants for the rock garden of the beginner which Is In full sun are arabis or rock cress aubretia or false rock cress and Iberls or hardy candytuft This trio with the alyssum saxatUe mentioned yesterday are reliable standbys for every rock garden Arabis is a dainty little plant which comes In several colors as well as the white which Is Usually Brown The white variety arabis Plna has Rreytsh green leaves and snow white flowers which absolutely cover the plants In spring making a veritable carpet of snow Be Marv Tavlor JORDAN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL — September Is here again and with September comes school Everyone Is happy for now he gets a chance to see his old friends again Why there s JOe He's taller: and Molly is as rosy and plump as everl Back to dear old Jordan I This year ought to be the best yet We have mote students than last year and a wonderful faculty With our splendid student body officers and our fine new building Jordan will shine brightly this year We all know that teachers cannot make the school But every pupil who does his share and coperatea willingly with teachers and principal has a hand In the making of the Ideal school Students everywhere make your school the very best school possible this year Even though there was no school during the summer our Janitor has been busy The new building is surrounded by a beautiful new lawn New shrubs border the sidewalks and the building Is In first claws shape We enjoy studying In such beautitul surroundings and will take great South Is sure to make four-od- d In pride In keeping the building neat spades unless the clubs are led and and clean ruffed so he would hesitate about bid of that size making a “Wide Awake because it would deter his partner tricks and with two from raising Cluh” with two tricks held by north there Is probably a slam In the hand Buta game Is more Important than Margaret Clavton Editor o RIVERSIDE 8CHOOL — School Is probable slam and the advantages weie clearly demonhere! It seems natural doesn't It? We wh strated In this case Every south are all glad to be together again contrac We hfxve started our ball teams bid four spades secured thewest wer 8anJ®' East and Room 17 is playing room 16 We cer- and neither dared to astatnly have some good ball plajers vulnerable contract without sume a at the Riverside In geography we are going to study knowing anything about the makepartners hand Europe We like to study this conti- up of his But In every case In w hlch a fore- nent Miss Marion Dayer Is not teaching big bid was used It as immterla fu ' this year We all miss her very much whether two spades ‘ Miss Mary Helm took her room and est hid three hearts an£®a£ t then west was we have no souths fou We have chosen our reporters and1!? to five hearts over If south went on to H are sure that they will do their best spades bid six hearts to send in good reports Miss Elsie apades the enemy south Keller helps us We are all ery glad which they can make although five cannot make spades to have her When the hand was played at The lower grades are learning about with west the declarer north safety and especially how to cross the hearts led a spade east ruffed the first streets trumps were taken Our Junior police are already active trick and norths out by wests ace and king West to help prevent accidents then led a diamond and took the MARGARET CLAYTON 17 queen finesse In dumny When the Room finesse won east led the oce and then from west Two of the fourth grades are going a small chamond A ruff was ruffed to have a health contest We are go- - end second spade which by west cleared the diamond suit The lng to see which room will have the J®st orH rpade was rrufjed b3t'‘UT fewer absente-- s at the end of the b then club a We health organized year that to learn the rules and to prevent sirk- - o eRSAsthlrtf°‘1t on a ness in our room The name of our "'ay whetl south club is "Wide Awnke Health Club" hand which was shut out bid four spades initially LILLY SCHMIDT 10 (Copyrlgnt John F Dille Co) the ground seldom Inches In height exceeding three five-hea- No 11 East 1st So Room Is taught by Mps She explained to us the Mary Helm other day that there arc trees In California which are higher than three of our largest building In Salt HERE NOW THE NEW RADIOLA Ask lor Free Demonstration KNIGHT COAL & ICE CO Prcm—PpriniH— Amrrirm Fork Ephraim Delegates T o Convention Picked Delegates to lhe state congressional and county Reat publican conventions were chosen of the primary of the Republicans Ephraim precinct held in the public C R library Tuorday evening Dorlus was nominated for precinct justice of the peace and P M Peterson for precinct constable Delegates for the state Republican convention weic Udell R Jensen F II Rasmuson and P C Prtcrson convention A W jr congressional C R Dorlus and A W Jensen EPHRAIM (litrmnn Car- at the er er rm rt° woe Lcrn cnJ o ced Was 6271 Exclusive RCA DEALERS FOR SUGARKGUSE K&K O SALES CO E&at Phona Hy 1M7 for Demonstration T ’V j jl Ask your Radiola dealer today to demonstrate sensational new acclaimed by the inventor of radio himself RADIOLA SHOP in-trum- 70 West 4th South Wasatch acclaimed by the Inventor who Praised by the great Marconi hailed by the scientist who haj sent the first "wireless’ message stood at the peak in radio for 36 years! radio enAnd so Marconi heads the list of enthusiastic experts and broadcasting artists broadcasting officials gineers and musicians who have marveled at the thrilling tone power of e the new Radiola The world’s most brilliant group of radio engineers created it— the same experts who build so many of the great broadcasting stations! 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state convention L R An- - “EASY TERMS' ' Our nature class P Names Meet Delegates fEdilor1! ttot Mrs Cherwldden w!!! bt plenAvd to answer til nuRMion trttin!n Mj cardeus rock Lewis Yancey liowerb lawns shrub MANTI— Republicans of this rlt arbors Actlress ail etc pools fardens to Mrs Maud CheawidHen SON BURN lheself-a-Tribmet Wednesday evening In the pub-w- is d une Lake City enclosing bcin to I'd library and named dclrgates to EPHRAIM -- A soil Le‘tera and dreswd atamped envelope telephone calls adoressed to Mrs Chen Loren O and Margaret Beal Bailev the stale and emigre slonal conventddin extent throustf lhe Tribune will oot be answered Monday night It is their first child tions No Instructions were given the delegates who are Mrs Dilworth MUSIC CO rt ll°made Wellington Families In Court Troubles bon high school were chosen PRICE— Class officer LOS ANGELES Sept 11 (fP) — A F Luse Texas land promoter was sentenced to five years at McNeil Island federal penitentiary today convicted last week of per-lrr- y m his recent trial on mall fraud He also was fined 2000 A charges ten-da- v stav of execution was gi anted to allow filing of an appeal Luse was tried last April on charges of using the mails to defraud Investors In Texas lands which he represented as oil bearing The Jury His testimony then bedisagreed came the basis of the perjury ln-- i MONTREAL Sept 11 W7— The veteran transatlantic plane Columbia seized on a legal writ was set free In court today and two filers promptly announced plans to take off Saturday In the craft on a flight across the ocean to London Captain J I rroll Bold Toronto filer and his American navigator Lieutenant Harry P Connor said they would make Harbor Grace N F their first objective and would make the ocean hop to Loudon from dlctments there Plans for the flight had been held In abeyance while the plane wa held Manti G O for nonpayment of debt at the Instance of Roger Q Williams who State flew to Spain last year with Captain Health urganma CUTS UTAH By MILTON C WORK CONTRACT BRIDGE There Is an occasional hand In which it Is advisable to make a prefour-od- d empting bid of four although surely can be made This is the case when allowing the adversaries to bid may be fatal and the Indications are that they will do so over any kind of a forcing bid Take for example the following hand recently held xn a"jrogresslve contract game : v IIOP SET 1 High School Classes Pick Year s Officers no 2033 South 11th Editor semper-- r 1VC iwClS drrson and Mr and Mrs II Biown congressional convention Alfred Aider precinct chairman presided and Ray P Djreng acted as secretary BUY Auction and Contract Bridge Ideal School Iberls snow and Irens is pure the variety Gibralterlca Is white and lavender This plant grows a little taller than aubretia and arabis reaching a height of 10 Inches w here-a- s the other two are both hungers of Texas Promoter COURT FREES FAMED PLANE SEA 12 1930 BEAR SEE AND rand-BET- Make ter under the white-flower- in Students Urged to sides tills kind there is arabis rosea which comes In several shades of and arabis aubretloldes a deep pink lavender Thera are very many aubretlas all of them of great worth They run from bright blue to rich crimson w ith all shades of lavender and purple That most commonly seen Is violet colored Those gardeners who love to experiment with the unknown would do well to grow soma of the fine named varieties of aubretia which may be obtained from seeds The hardy candjtuft Is almost a little shrub for Its duk glossy leaves and strong stems remain' all win- SEPTEMBER was chosen preunct lined J Morteiioii sec- Angus retary and Thursby Chris L Lund and Sin on iS Stevens tvs committee member Joseph M Mci-o- n STANDARD Furniture Co Main “UTAH'S RADIOLA SOJPERi PIONEER HOUSE’ -E- -fl ETERI (DUDVFJE FRED ALBERS RADIO CO 18 West 1st South Wasatch 7581 EXCLUSIVE INTERMOUNTAIN St 609 SOUTH STATE STREET RCA DISTRIBUTORS MOTOR EQUIPMENT COMPANY SALT LAKE CITY UTAH PHONE WASATCH 942 vl - |
