| Show " 'THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING MAY end of each week we hand out charts StuCoI Pupils Compete to the health teacher If they are lncorrectly we get a star In Play Day Activities filled and when we get four stars we get Into Little Nature-- - Trips grade pupils have been giving InterV— MORE ASvtrr FLOWERS" esting talks on birds The 'children followed an outline in this work o How many kinds of flowering the speeches were full of informaplants grow wild In Canada and the “ tion United States? About 12000! Almost every color in the rainbow Have Secret Grades is present among these flowers— red pink purple blue yellow orange and Field Day brown Titles are Included in the “riot of os LITTLE sweet-smellin- g f- - - Rd - HARE-T’WASN- -- and-san- p -- Lake-gener- The Millionaire Hobo E (I - 17 Uncle-Ra- y a bar of soap i Rhada Richards Editor contributes' Peggy Anne Staub Dane Hanson Assoc lato Editor Last Friday we had a Mother's day WASATCH SCHOOL— Jean Brad- program in which each room repreford 6B writes: On May 4 our phy- sented a country Our room represical education teacher Miss Elinor sented the pioneers We were all color" Newton arranged for a very fine dressed like pioneers The girls were Gordoa-Deu(tEditar Nature gave bright hues to flowerq The sunbonnets dresses and 9 a m and long play day It started at for good reason — not to please our Vilda Parker Associate Editor bandana and wore 12 overalls 15 a m Each room was boys ended at SCHOOL — The eyes but to call insects to help the represented by a colored arm band handkerchiefs Some bad guns and RIVERSIDE Insects are needed to spread worn by the children We ran races some had straw hats We had one fourth fifth and sixth grades are all plants from flower to flower in orwhat pollen to find out to waiting eagerly Young baseseveral represent Brigham boy played games and had their titles will be on field day Each der that seeds may be formed which ball games At the end of the pla room has a name which will be kept will bring forth new plants The time we added our scores Room 2 Advisory Class Plans secret until the great event We hope work' of bee in spreading pollen is won in the seventh grade and room 18 one will tell the secret of his widely known but many other inIn the sixth grade To Present Drama no name as it will be much more sects perform the same kind of work room's Ruth Glaser 6B reports: The puFor the same reason flowers have don’t If fun they pils of the Wasatch school are having Edith Klenits Editor Violette Zimmefman reports: Room odors or ‘scents” which bring ina paper driver Everyone is asked to Dorothy Hasband Associate Editor 17 finished all the ball games sects to them In som$ cases these bring all the old papers he can lind JORDAN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL thathas to be played thia year Our scents are so pleaslng 'to human beare After the school collects and sells — Within a very short time a play we would have to make ings that the flowers are used in said teacher these papers they will use the money under the supervision of Miss Carol Not ail perto play now new making perfumes a game up a fpr pictOTe show Many ambitious Lindsay is going to be presented to fumes carry with them such fragboys and girls have been bringing a the pupils of thk entire school Those rance as flowers possess but certain great number of papers to school who are taking part in the drama Pupils Study Mexico kinds ara pleasing to some persons Dick Ellis 4B writes: In Switzer- are members of Miss Lindsay’s adPerhaps you have noticed daisies And People’s Customs which land the country which we are now visory class Because of such keen fold their petals at night and studying there are many mountains interest held by the people of the Editor We have learned that the monks live cast great progress Is being made Dean Harmon ORPHAN-ANNIaway up in the mountains and have during the scheduled "rehearsals Gail GUI Associate Editor St Bernard dogs which They have The announcement of the date on GRANT SCHOOL—Don of Mayne to find lost people Some- which the trained play will be given is anx- room 25 contributes: We are studytimes the travelers are so weak the iously being YEAH- - HE WAS ’N anticipated by the re- ing to learn how to find the meaning can't PAPER get them down and then maining members of the school A SUCK ONE fdogs J our in across come of words we 'the dogs go back to get help Preparations tor the festival which reading We are learning a great SAYS THEY f WHY DON’T THEY A PINCHED is toje given on the lovely grounds many new words -ASK WARBUCK3-- ? FELLER surrounding our school and of the Hefen Heath room 27 writes' We Cleanup and Health BET tJE KNOWS IN PARIS graduation dance to be held in the have been studying Mexico and have WELL ENOUGH THEY Contests Being Held evening m the auditorium are being learned-th- at the Mexican peasants V WHERE HE 3THOUGHT eagerly made among both teachers are very pobr-ahave very un- 'T and pupils' Xomniittees consisting sanitary homes We naWdecided that WAS May Simpson Editor SURE- THEM TWO Dorothy Rawlings Associate Editor of pupils and selected faculty mem the unsanitary conditions m the WAS WORKIN' TOGETHER out are the bers plans death busy SCHOOL— children THOUGHof the The carrying homes ane the cause EDIjSON high ALL RIGHT WARBUCKS and ideas which have been suggest- rate in Mexico of room 5 danced a Dutch dance a Dutch song for the program ed Tnese commencement exercises 2 room Edna Lamborne reports V LIMIT last Fridays Now they are studying will be of the most interesting ever As a ehmax to our stmjy of milk bout Holland and the storks They held if the committee members will we are going to visit a local ice have read a story about them They do their share in making them so cream company and a local dairy have learned that the storks Jiavp Vera Heath room 9 contributes In social science we are studying wings seven feet long when they are Spelling Contest Held In connection with this spread out about Loretta Child reports that room 1 Like Baseball Game we areJapan having an exhibit The fourth children have been working for four grade people are bringing pictures contest Each weeks en a clean-uother doUs chairs tables Julia Jenkins Editor child who kept clean all week remade things inJapan Jay Raylance Associate Editor ceived a star at the end of the week Eva Larsen says the first grade JEFFERSON SCHOOL — Eileen children of room 2 made lovely lit- At the end of four weeks he reIn our spellceived a bar of soap and a badge Hartnett contributes: Now they are trying to keep clean ing class we have had a spelling base are making little jumping at all times ball game The room was divided into lustrate some books they are preparHelen Larsen says the second grade teams Dudley Barraclough was caping youngsters have four live ducks The tain of the Giants and Eileen Hart Dorothy Cazler and Jane Schofield SUPPOSE WEU children made a green cardboard nett was captain of the Yankees Mit-2- report that on Wednesdays the readPoulton was scorekeeper for the IT’S SOME KIND fence to put around the table for class gives book reports On any ing duck yard The ducks are nearly Giants and Glen Led mgham was book they have been reading As the OF SECRET WORK! weeks old now scorekeeper for the Yankees The room has a library a variety of books THAT'S ALL X Yankees won with a score of Christensen room Beverly know ABOUT it! are read and reported on writes: We have a very fine traffic Fawn Leatham writes: Our class scene in our sandtable this month is getting ready for field day Six TO ENFORCE BARBER CODE It shows a highway through a busy fast racers have been chosen to race of the working hours Enforcement on trafthis with cars A day many City passing tie policeman is in charge of the Mary Lou Edman reports: In room of the barber code was promised on crossing The table teaches a good 9 we have a border made of sunbon-ne- Thursday by the state code executive lessonTia safety first boys and overall girls We have board following report of a convicone corner filled with butterflies tion in city court on May 10 J D Jarnhu r: This makes our room look very Reese president of the board said of roci that the board would prosecute all our health period Three weeks ago pretty we were given health Charts At the Norma Wagstaff reports: Seventh alleged violations for 18 1934 and open only during the night it however and it does Cot liave a Road Worker Injured i There is an Interesting little flower pleasant-odo(For nature section of your When Strttck by Truck' or the called “ths f r t It is white yellow or book)The leaflet called“Marvel' of H L Colburn 42" cf 438 North red and Is but the the Sky" contains a diagram Sixth West street was injured on shawirg ciicr i ths- planets and Thursday when a truck backed Into" thing which make pe&pi talk itvH it to the fact that it opens late in their distance from the sun It hint while he was supervising a road tells about Dbnati’s comet and grading for the the afternoon city at Fourteenth other wpnders It you want a East and Sixtr South streets Most flowering plants obtain food send a copy without charge Attendants at the hospifrom their leaves where sunshine stamped return envelope to me tal said Mr Colburnemergency was struck by and air turn juice rising from the in care of this newspaper truck driven by Arthur Ball 28' Tomorrow— A Little Saturday Talk 554 West Fourth South street He roots into sugar and starch but a suffered a probable fracture of tho few kinds have no leaves and to (Copyright 1934 Publishers A right ankle Syndicate) make up for that fasten themselves to other plants Two Motorists Injured ile of Senior Jackets A giant flower found in Sumatra In Collision of Autos and Borneo to an example of that Starts at University sort of thing" It to called the "Raf flesla” m honor of Sir Stamford Raf The sale of senior jackets at the Mrs Elizabeth Peek 40 of 222 K fles who reported it to the western street suffered bruises on the left world In the year 1818 This flower University of Utah started Wednesdoes not have even a stem bur it day under direction ofvGarfield An- hand and on the face and her Peek 40 suffered lacera -grows in such a way as to join with derson senior class president Or-- turns over the left eye when the au— roots and vines which Is a knitted ders the for garb of all tomobile in which they were riding The Rafflesia the The Raffles la largest flower ef the known flowers js Its largest five in white vest with the class numerals driven by William Crotch of 584 ' petals earth number measure about 12 inches in "34” over the loft pocket may be Third avenue collided with an autoof open them again in the morning' length and surround a “cup" of great placed with the committee at the mobile driven by A R Gardner That is true of several kinds of flow- size The cup is large enough to hold Union building" Sandy at Fiftieth South- - and Vine ers while others (usually white or seven quarts of water! This giant Annette Ray vice president of the streets Wednesday at 9 p m al about class Lois Keddmgton secretary and After treatment at the Salt pale in color) fold their petals dur- flower spreads out to a width of hospital the Peeks were taking the sunshine as though to save three feet and weighs from 10 to 15 Ray Owen treasurer are cooperaten to their home themselves from the dazzling light pounds There to little beauty about ing with Mr Anderson in the sale Day by Day With SCHOOL NEWS AND VIEWS W C?HILE FAR AWAY STILL CLUTCHING HIS STOLEN FORTUNE THE CRINGING SKULKING HARE" ' FLEES EVER FARTHER FROM -CIVILIZATION” IT LOOKED SO' EASY- - A FOREIGN COUNTRY' K NEW - MILLIONS IN CURRENCY-I’- D BE A WEALTHY GENTLEMAN NAME- OF LEISURE TRAVELING BUT EVERYWHERE THEY STARE AT M- E- THEY CANT GUESS AT THE FORTUNE ' I CARRY- - HA! HA THEY THINK I’M A TRAM- P- IP I COULD" ONLY SLEEP--BU- T I’M AFRAID TO CLOSE -- MY- EYE- S- AHWHAT’S— THIS? - ’ AT LAST- ths DOOR CLOSE THE SHUTTERS HERE I CAN UE DOWN- AND REST IN SAFETY- - I CAN EVEN HAVE A FlftS tO KEEP MB WARM- - HA! HA! AU ' THE COMFORTS OP HOME i'll bar AN ABANDONED SHACK- - FOR apd-dhan- y S ft WINNIE WINKLE THE BREADWINNER From Bad to Worse I 67-2- 9 -- yJ BELIEVE IT OR NOT By Ripley J tv f '& 'Pigeon ’ VIITH AN ARTIFICIAL WING I V L " - — -- 0V wmwg MAI br IS ' CtorWHBH ThtQwcaflr ’ GASOLINE ALLEY j Slightly Usedt WAS ABLE TO FLV HIGH AND VOLPLANE A Owned by A L J efwf pa Kappelhoii Akron 0hiJ A PETRIFIED PECAN FEET UNDERGROUND FOUND 90 IN A COAL MINE - By Edwin Lyons It is & perfect U specimen THE GUMPS Only a Dream POOR UWCLfc BI- WHATV A HKaHT MARE HR 13 MAYING AND GAY I HAD A DREAM A- f-- LAST NICsHT- -I MUST WAVE BEEN SLEEPING! ON MY “N "V I OfUEAMT S — BACK-J- w I NA$ ROBBED x OP'b M ’ jU -- a- 'h Qp kas King Constantine EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAY'S CARTOON $cip Li godfathers 9 Giw mi TW OMarsto Dtoaiaa- S- Each diamond mined no matter bow large preienta lta Individual eroblem of cutting but none boa vexed o diamond cutter oa much aa a 5 carat sem taken from the ‘ blf hole" in Kimberler South Africa a few reara aao cutting For threa reara a prlvatelr-owne- d factory In Kimberler baa tried to cut thla diamond for aettlns without auceeat for the atone euta Into the eulter a wheel-- The diamond atlll welcha the game aa when mined The owner of tha recalcitrant etona haa mcmi the entire greek army and Navy her godfathers now up the teak of cutting It and la the other man before ba could return to given retaining It iuat at an expenalva curiosity first Ornlthale-gta- t Tomarrew —“The It can't bo cut but Believe It or Not It would bo broken If thrown violently on a concrete floor Hnaaalaled Triple Play — Walter Carlisle waa playing center field for Vernon In the Parlllc Coaat league against Los Angeles July IS 1911 First and second bases were full when tha batter popped s short fly wELL-rr- s lust back of second Carlisle coming In fast took tha fly for a put out stepped on THAT MAGGIE WONT second base bag forcing the runner who waa trying make third and then ran down WANT TO GO AN1V-WHER- E BRINGING UP FATHER a CinCh TO-MIGM- IKi V T THIS RAIN S-- tl (Reg Is tor ed O A Patent Of flew) By George McManus |
