Show rT v THE SALT LAKE TRIDUNE Boy Suggests Ralph Ifj torn ’ BOYS’ Many boys SCRAP are BOOK Interested in mak- ing model ships or model airplanes or even model stagecoaches I like to make model houses I first became interested In this hobby when a kind aunt sent me a commercial set for making a toy bungalow This set contained everything for making a tiny little house I had great fun finishing it according to the plans Then I wondered why I couldn't make others following out my own ideas I began to look for models to copy The Tribune each Sunday has a model or two on Its real estate pages I got wood glass nails etc Judging what to get by what was contained In the commercial set And to work I set like to make mv own original I houses best now and I enjoy working out all kinds of new features It Is a rather more expensive hobby than some — my bungalows and houses have cost me all the way from $1 to $12 each but it Is more educational than any other (to my notion) and it is lots of fun HERALD JAMES R WALTERS Salt Lake (100 points) OUR TROUBLE f DEPARTMENT 4 Niida Richardson saj s that she has been wondering whv Mary Jan? Walters wrote a lett-- r telling all good-by- e Natda asks members w hetlirr Mary Jane is loo old or why e good-byIs Just when ho saying everyone Is so interested In her work We thought at th- - time that thought that she could not contribute to the section after she was promoted to th" ninth grade and e wrote to tell her that she could continue until shp had completed the ninth grade Since then she has sent in several contributions so we lm?g- in? that that was the reason she wrote good-by- e Of course none of us vant her to stop as lie: contributions are among the most popular e publish perhaps Mary Jane Page Phvllls Johnson Hatch Ida- ho wants to know where she can find the biographical conte't an- nouncement announce a contest but when we do it is found right after the long list of weekly point winners Most biographies are sent in by conlrib-iito- is who would like to s? the life story 0f some particular h"ro in print They find that his birthday will come In about thrice or four weeks so they writ? th" facts up and send them in on the chance that th-- y will be used We seldom " Knight Danneret Eileen White-hea- d Grace Idaho aiks how old I’onv Hearts Is Pony Hearts in 12 veais old Knight Banneict Fileen We are sine that she would be glad to have you write to her Page Helen Tomlinson Sdlt Lake who “made up" the Knighthood asks of Youth 'I he Knighthood of Youth Helen was originated by the Pge National Child Welfaie association an organization in New York Cty with such people at its head as President Hoover Dr Johi H Mis Frianklin D Rooseus Angelo Patrl and oth"r£ for their w ori with tluldrc n was use It in the deigned for srhools of New York but has bee n so successful there that it ts now be mg put Into schools all O' er the Finley velt country The Salt 1 ukp Tribune wantrd a good club for uts bojs and guli SEl’TEMHKlt Our Birthday Club Fine New Hobby For Scrap Book Material for the scrap book may be submitted at any time Point are awarded according to merit GIRL'S SCRAP BOOK Here is a fine little verse to go Into anyone's scrap book I hope our members will like It well enough to learn it A SWARM OP BEES Be happy and make others so Be tiuthful everywhere you go Be helpful as you pass life's way Be watchful of each word you say Be like the birds with tuneful heart Be like the flowers with smiling art Be ready to defend the right Be a happy child from mom till night KNIGHT KATHERINE CARTER Mohrland (50 points JUNIOR SUNDAY MORNING t freyman Spnnfvllllt Vaughn ltelt South Jordan Hamblin Leigh Cedar til) Jtuk Dolman Eureka Robert Allen Coniaby Rpaninh Fork W Melba Martin Ashton Idaho George Borland fcuno Vagua Carpenter Firth Idaho Neora I rlbe BuFbara Claire Crbmon Salt Lake: Jumes lerreil Sait Lake Lois Julien Balt I ake Homer E Wade Salt Lake Ruth Murray Bobby Heaps Suit Lake Logan' Verna Mae W mg (eorge McDonald Marfcprnirvllle Veda Erekion Kama Bountiful Ruth tha Jearme FackreU Woodward WejDville' Ilarofd Einrry Her-Te- tt Riverton Frank Wight Rmrtf Bait lake FirrHl Brooks Devils Slide Dora Gunderson Ferron David Junior Murray Logan OCTOBER 4 Clarice Kendall Nephi: Delbert Blirlr-fel- dl Nampa IdaUo Melba AUdretlge (tar-fie- ld leftoy Evang Prreman Salt lake Ruth Hudson Saniaquln Doris Kune Tooele David Paul Ridge Provo May Ni tta Vance Montpelier Idaho Dorothea lor-galKenny HvwsUta Ray Enirclke Balt lake Jovie Pme Dietrlrn Idaho MarBelli Ward Park Cltv Lola Hunt) garet Provo Balt lakr Verle M Greenwood Frances Hanks Tooele: Jcsxe H Jam son Balt Lake Delbert Calhstcr Salt Lake Lola Whyte Salt Lake OCTOBER S Edward Harvey Coucher Tooele Blftlr Bradshaw Salt lake Lou Nihon Nampa Idaho Abudja Nebeker Lakelowu Juik Artha Wood Bait rrandnn Jr Mohrlund Lee Young Balt Lake Carina Klocph-- Rupert Idaho Ciiarhs Mete-la- er Sait Lake Balt Geraldine DeVlne Lake Douglas Boll Balt Lake A J Nw-b- r Monre Lawrence Rons Siorkton Enid oolsev Lake Clco Mry Alien Rooae- yell WUIma Allan Murray Mary luila Madsen Salt Lake Frances Rjiund Fan-taqu- in Philip Zmeralikar (asiletutc lnr-len- e Clareuce Ooodnin Ogden Richfield Trenton Maurice C Barnttt Ncpbl LKm-- ts Lee Taylor Orangeville OCTOBER 6 RUhsrd A Wells Park City Dn Id 8pring die Naomi Snore Muiray Bamuel Howard Huntington Frances Marina Este Mooe Jackson Hole W yo R J Clay bait Lake Marjorie Jean Pulkman Jerome lnho William S Bartor May Idaho H Ini Jackson Brigham Raymond Carden bt Anthony Idaho Wavne Page WalBlt lae Betty Jo Bedell Coahille Earl Francis lace Whpple Flko Ncv Idaho Morgan Marie Stcbens Bancroft Mehi L Obiad park Cltv HUn Fay Tnchans Vrckiy Idaho Harold Nevlor Balt Lake livalot Mayer Salt Lake Wrh Rates loaan LaMar OMks Park City 8alt Lake Della Louise ParMary We-cker Logan M”iau Rkidmore Ixigan Peg Billie Wtbi lba-pa- h harlot Tnpn Bingham Mane ficariezina Suunyside SEPTEMBER 9 Wood Price: Karl Toolaon Bur Card Gay Moulton Delta Idaho: Clinton Altf Laver Mammoth: Block Bprtnf City: Read Burt Balt Lake Preae JHitioo Park City Vadna Moody Dividend Garth Nebekrr Richfield Vtal-lace Trottler Saltair Bernice James Too ele Vera Wood Maaca Helen Hum Bom erville Perron Irwux ftuxldar Jr Richmond Charlotte E Campbell Balt Lake Annette Bt ration Saltair Harry R Mon son Bait Lake Tom Lyon Jr Balt Lake Barbara LlvLnyston Fountain Oreen Marlon Connor McClellan Balt Lake Mai M Nelson Ferron Olive Thomea Goshen Hetty Hewitt Keetleyt Neldon Hurst Parson Alherla Woolf Salt Laker Marearel Martin Murray: Verna Nation Wemloter Hill Mitchell Lrhl Dorah Jett Eureka Blanche Lailatln Soda Bonnes Idaho Robert Hurley Park City Margaret ocioiibn i Elaine Bkeem Oasis' Cecilia Wilion Park Nrv McGill City John M Browning Melba Jensen Salt Lake Clara Andtrron Moroni Barbara Jane Reeve Oaden Dul Zmkkika Peerlesa Della Bailey Burley Idaho Dale Bailey Burlev Idaho Garnett Howler Silver City Elaine Turner Salt Ijjke Ralph R Wamtck Plea&ant Grove Katherine Brim Dividend Jack Crow Katie hr bol Betty Wall Vernal: Htlper Albert HtigU Rae Evanaton WyoAsher Lake Salt Kalhtrine Faye ming Grots Sait lake Hamiltou Guy Park Jr Salt Lake Marjorie Brimhail Bingham Louise C Jorgensen Ml Pleasant Bernardino Devinny bait Lake Mildred Meadows Murray Jack Anderson Bait lake Purion Salt Lake Keith £ Peterson Marion Helen Grant Mathez 6ait Lake John Marrhant Park City Raymond Fox Salt Lake Raymond Hunon Balt H Lake Jack Gaow Rolapp Margaret Brooks Jnkv Preston Idaho Virginia Hoytaville Phyllis Ihomas Heber OCTOBER 3 Lewiston Campbell Grace IverLake Norma Semken Salt Sego Eva Ilallett Gusher Harold E la-soHarold Cragga Idaho Falls Idaho Iloyd Knudeson Roosevelt Alice Salt Lake Ida Healey Alpine Orin Parkin Salt Luke Robert Lee Turner Helper June Reece C Anderson Wilson Salt Lake Provo Thatcher Idaho Merndy Pack Margaret Jane Anderson Tooele' Phyllis Navon Soldier Summit Christean Goodwin Trenton Heldy Viola Reiser Salt Loxe Gerald Gibson Bnlt Lake Grace Flinders BaU Lake Ada Phitackita Murray LaBalt Lake ment OCTOBER 3 Mary Ruth Chapman Sait Lake Elan M gi a Alloy IzfCtrand ITlckj Pack Nrlda Marcl ant Park CTty Kent Pai- - Carol son Uln 2P Tap® Sevw 1M0 Here’s Brand New Game for Your Party Follow ing Is a game to play at some party you have that Is a great deal of fun Get enough pieces of any kind of paper so each one present will have one The paper should be about a foot square Fasten the paper to the wall and fix a light so that when someone stands by the paper the shadow of their bead will fall upon the paper Have each one stand In this position (one at a time) and have someone with a pencil draw the outline of their profile on the paper Write the name of the person on the back of the paper and put a number on the front of the paper No one except the one who draws the profit and the person to whom It belongs' Ls to be in the room at Uie time of the drawing After all' the profiles are drawn tack them to the wall Then give each one at the party a piece of paper with the numbers of the profiles on It Then they examine the profiles and decide to whom each belongs and w rite the name of the person by the number to whom It belongs After everyone is through the profiles are turned over and the names of the persons exhibited The one who guessed the mast correctly wins The person who draws the profiles ls not allowed to compete BFKSIE PACK 465 North Virst East street points) Utah Logan (50 GETTING AROUND IT Said Ike to “Lend Mike: me $1(1 and give $5 of It now then I will ou $5 and you will owe me $5 and we will call it square” owe Name the Many Kinds of Fans HOT chant presented to the city a famou hall known s the “cradle of liberty’’ 6 FAN — — — a call ounded by a number of trumpets r to be found in all of surprising varieties The most fumiliar form of course is the device used for cool- fevered brows by agitating ing the air Such an implement too is a dangerous weapon when skilfully manipulated by the hands of a fascinating coquette There are still other kinds of fans such as baseball fans golf fans and radio fans In fact there scorns to be an infinite variety of fans Here are some of the more unusual ones which can be named by correctly supplying the missing letters indicated by FANS a 7 FAN or blustering apeech 8 FAN — quantity of ailk weighing from one to three a bundiedweignt 9 FAN m a 1 marking flag used by surveyors 10 KAN a variety of Pigeon having an unusual number of tail feather FAN — — — a Chineae gambling game played with coma or other small objects 12 1 dashes: ! who Boston cf KAN a person moved by intemperate enthusiasm a cause for 2 FAN a lively dance of Spanish origin 3 FAN — long pointed tooth f an animal FAN — — a baseless or visionary idea notion or impression 6 F AN — — a mer Crossuord Puzzle J Answer V— 4- - tst KAN machine matures for projecting motion a screen on ribbon through the hems to make a drawstring This makes a dainty bag in whiill to keep boiled handkerchiefs and is especially nice for a last minute gilt bag for soiled handkerchiefs may be made In Just a moment or two Take two handkerchiefs of the same or harmonising colors and lay one on top of the other in such a way A -- KNIGHT VELMA Jetome that the points of the top handkerchief lie In the center of the edges of the lower handkerchief The eight points fhould show and should be from each other With matching floss or floss of a harmonizing color stitch the two handkerchiefs together leaving all rornprs free Use an even running stitch The floss should outline an BANNERET BIIRI Idaho 50 Knighthood Circle Plan $ for equi-dlstn- nt points If inter The Ever Ready Knighthood circle of Price met at the home of Pauline Bunnell lnvt week Marion Cliri'-ttn-se- octagon In the center of the top handkerchief cut a slit four Inrhes long Hein each side of the slit leaving one end of the hems open Run a pretty asked the National Child if we could start a chapter here They said yes and our chapter was inaugurated December 24 l!)2a Wc now have more then 10 000 numbers and are the largest smele chapter In th" whole United S ates There ai e our 100000 me m he is In “all T Conductor ton street car) : Young man keep your head Inside of the window EYesh Kid: I don't have to if I don't want to Conductor: Well all right but if you break any of the iron stiuctmo on the bridge at the next comer you 11 have to pay for it FAN Soiled Handkerchief Ilag Easy to Make so it iiard-iieaded- liquid device composed cf slit cards and used to peculiarities of binocular vision 13 FAN a com position in which ths musical forms or time ordinary are not Observed 34 FAN changing incoherent erteg of dream apparitions 15 Welfare association Mr Nichols: Name some that won t freeze Gilbert: Hot water i railed the loll We dlfcieard our plans for the winter Pauline Gordon was elected chairman succeeding Marlon Christensen We d tided to hold our meetings eveiy other Thursday We are to give a present to the winners of ihe ten-- ’ nls tournament and to Beth Prince who has the largest number at pomls We planned a corn roast for Knday evening After the roast wc wnl go tip to Bith Prince's and have a slumber party on their liavstark Our ntxt meeting will br h!d at the home of Norma Hanill'nn HAZEL CHRIST? 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