| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE JUNIOR SUNDAY MORNING Birds Bring Violet Rays To Heal Leg JUNE 14 1936 Bonnie Mae Watches Bird Gets Its Food MODERN INDIANS Bobby Smith was going fishing He thought he would go by the little lame boy's house and show him his new fishing hook Pretty soon he came to the lame The little boy’s boy’s house name was Billy "Billy’’ 'called Bobby "Come and see my new fish hook’’ The little boy came to the window on his crutches and said: “Are you going fishing?” "Yes” said Bobby "I wish I could go too” sighed the little lame boy Then Billy watched Bobby continue down the road Some robins overheard the conversation and heard the little "We ought to lame boy sigh help him" chirped the robins All the robins agreed to this so they gathered all the violets they could find Then they flew back to Billy’s house Billy was sitting in his chair looking outside at the lovely day When he saw the robins come with all the violets he didn’t know what to say "Here Billy” they said "we have brought some violet rays for your leg Put your leg out and we will put all these violets on it See you can walk now” Then the robins flew away Billy stood up and was very excited when he found out his leg was better He ran to the barn and got his fishing pole and then ran down to the river to join Bobby PAGE GLORIA CLAWSON Age 9 Salt Lake Sore Throat Cannot Sing RALPH RISER Indians it seems are always interesting especially to the boys and girls who contribute to The Tribune Junior Knight Ralph Riser 9 Salt Lake visited the Shivwit Indian reservation in southern Utah last summer and so enjoyed what he saw there that he gave us this sketch Ralph explained that Indians are sleeping on the tables It is suggested that our contributors sketch the things they see on their trips this summer and send the sketches to us for publication Then all who stay at home may enjoy the trips too mouth were full of water” said a third “My mouth is full of water you foolish children” cried the canary "Oh dear me” he added the next moment “my throat is as sore as ever I shouldn’t be scolding in such a loud voice — I really shouldn’t at all” Knarf thought for a moment or two while the canary stood sadly on his perch Then he said to the bird: “You ought to put a red stocking around your throat” "A red stocking?” repeated the canary Knarf nodded So did the other shadows “Around your throat” they said “Well” said the canary "I’m perfectly willing to try it But where am I going to get a red stocking and who’s going to wind it around mythroat?” “I will” said Knarf eagerly Quickly the other shadows of- Out Dick Finds School Is Fun One day Dick was walking home from school thinking about his lessons and he said to himself "I wish I didn’t have to go to school I wish I could have a long vacation so I could just stay home and rest instead of having to study” But one day Dick felt ill and' he asked the teacher if he could go home and the teacher said "Yes you may You don’t look weU" So Dick started home When he got home his mother thought he had scarlet fever and she kept him home for two days By this time he began to be lonesome for school and his playmates and the thought of having to stay home for three weeks with nothing to do and no one to play with didn’t seem very pleasant to him That very day they found out that he didn’t have the scarlet fever and that he just had a bad cold When he found it out he was so glad that he jumped upon ' the bed He had been sick enough this year and he wanted to get back to school HOWARD MILLER Age 9 Salt Lake City said: "Your throat really hurts My Kitten See my cunning kitten you?” "Awful” said Canary hopping Knarf "With water!’’ said the canary ilOnly with water! That won’t do any good” Hanid said: “Well it’s better than nothing You ought to try it” So the Canary hopped over to the side where the little glass shell hung It was partly filled with water He took a mouthful and gargled — ” he went "Oh” cried one of the children looking up "the canary is sing"Goo-oo-og- le ing” goo-oo-o- gle "What a pretty song” said another "It sounds as though his I sat very quietly on our porch evening admiring the pretty green lawn that had Just had a very good watering and clipping" when who should fly down but gay Mr Robin Red Breast He bounced around on the lawn for a few minutes like baby’s rubber ball stopping every few hops to cock his saucy head from one side to another as if watching to see if I was going to try and frighten him away When he had quite satisfied himself that I meant no harm he stopped his bouncing and very carefully began to watch the wet lawn First he would look with one sharp eye then with the other and moving carefully from one spot to another All of a sudden Mr Robin Red Breast stopped looked straight at the earth between the grass blades for a minute and with his sharp bill reached right down in the ground and came up with a twisting wriggling angleworm He swallowed him and went hopping over the grass as if he had accomplished what he came for He wasn’t quite satisfied for the same performance was repeated over and over Each time he came up with a sure enough big fat angleworm After awhile when he must have eaten all he could hold he pulled an angleworm out got it tight in his bill and flew away to find his young or his mate I one "Sore throat — can’t sing—can’t sing a note” the canary was saying No one paid much attention to it however except the shadows— Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf The children to whom they belonged simply thought that the canary was squawking But the shadows put their faces close up to the cage They down from his perch to the seed box "Why don’t you gargle?” said Page Eleven Canary has a sort throat fered to help too But they all wondered where they were going to get a red stocking Finally little Yam saidd: “Does it have to be red?” “Well it could be blue” said Knarf "though blue isn’t as good as red for a sore throat” "I wish you wouldn’t bother about it at all” said the canary "I’m getting very sleepy” Suddenly the shadows were surprised to hear that it stopped They looked The canary had his head under his wing He was fast asleep (Copyright 1934 K F S Inc) Sitting on the floor Although she has been naughty She won’t be any more She got into the cream jug I had to scold her too But now she looks so penitent I don’t know what to do PAGE KATHRYN WHITSON Age 11 Salt Lake City (Illustration by Ruby Tashima Layton) About Charts If you forget to mark your chart each night do not go back and try to remember whether you did the right or the wrong thing for several days past It is Impossible to do that Just leave the space blank suppose I looked all over the lawn trying to find out just how he knew where to dig or if the earth was loosened or moving in any way but Mr Robin’s eyes were better than mine for 1 could find nothing different in any place PAGE BONNIE MAE ZIRKER Myton Flag Day Flag day comes every year Sunshine or rain For on We this glorious day remember qur flag again The red white and blue Are colors that fly true! The flag that reigns upon this -- land Is once more held in freedom’s hand MILTON HOLSTEIN Age 9 Salt Lake City My Friend I have a little friend And her name is Fay And do we have fun When we’re at play! EVELYN GLEZOS Age 9 Salt Lake City The Flag There are flags of every hue But none like our own Red White and Blue Flag day is here Come let us give- a big cheer PAGE JACQUELINE KING - Age 7 Price |
