The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-29
PUPILS ACTIVE
IN RAISING FUND
Bryant High School Students
Have Secured 500.
WORK IN OTHER DISTRICTS
h
COMMERCIAL CLUB MAY TAKE A
HAND TO HELP.
WORK IN OTHER DISTRICTS

HAND TO HELP.
Push" is the name adopted by the
students Of the Bryant High school for
'he paper they are publishing. and the
nomenclature well tpides the spirit
oi the pupils. The proceeds are % Dee
used % keep the school open the fun
term. Yesterday. after two DAYS work.
S'uo out or the necessary S9l6 had been
raised, nearly AN by this method. The
students are working in a way which
!huicdtes that they VIII De successful
4i' raising the balance. provided they
are given assistance by the merchants
ana tne patrons of the school
hoth boys ana girls are working 90
Att subscriptions and advertising AL
ready 5000 papers have been sold ia
advance at 10 cents "a COPY and III has
pcen decided Go print am issue of 1000
one girl raised %25, obtaining SO for
adVertising and SIS for papers. The
Liefald viii do the linotype composition
free of charge
Lowell School Aroused.
A mass meeting of the patrons of the
Lowell school VIII be held this evening
az the school 90 discuss ways and
means for raising the amount needed
Tor that institution. AS this is the
Nealthiesr district On the city. some OF
the patrons favor raising enough To
Keep this school running and TO help
out some OF the poorer districts. The
can for the meeting is signed by David
Keith. II. O.. Whitney r.. w Young.
theodore Brubacll. O. W. Powers. j. II.
Moyle, D. ID. Spencer. James a. Miner
spencer ClaWson, +. $. Richards Sell
don I. ClawsOn. j. A. Pollock. j. r.
HaWIns, George p. Holman. T.. A. Wall.
j. T. Harris and John II. Hansen
4. u. Tarbet yesterday gave $50 20
the Longfellow school. leaving COM
paratively little 20 raise. At the meet
ing OF the Scottish Rite MasoUs Mon
DAY evening $50 was voted to tho
schools. The committee having the
iuud at It's disposal met yesterday and
decided 90 give 90 10 the OquirTh school. /
An Individual Mason added $l0
Commercial Club May Help.
Members OF the Commercial club are
discussing the raising Of general fund
TO be applied where most needed 90 HELM
OUT the schools In the poorer districts. .
so that all will be served alike. The
present outlook is that some OF the
schools viii be forced to close unless
some such aid Is given The club re-
cation 90 raise $1,000 t0 help carry on
the schools provided the board w6uld
use the money now on hand The
hoard declined 90 accept the PROPOSE .
Ton. and the matter was dropped. Now
10 Is proposed for the club 90 raise D.
$o,uOO or as much of DC as may be nee .
tssary. 90 supply the deficit after the .
committees for the different schools
have done their best It Is believed that 3
lhls amount VIII be- ample. and that I'm .
tnls way an the schools iu the city can
De kept open for the full term. /
The T. T.. o. society has decided To .
hold rummage sale 90 raise funds for
ine purpose OF helping 20 keep the .
schools open the remainder Of the term.
The sale viii bee held az l3&A Main street. D
ih the store of Spencer ClaW5On. Sat-
urday, May .. Those in charge of the
sale are anxious to have all who viii
donate anything in the form of cloth
ing and household goods. These can
Doe sent 90 the store Friday. May I. 0r
lt they cannot be delivered they win
DE called for If the donors viii tele-
phone either 90 l625-N or l31O-K.
Wasatch Needs Money.
The committee of the Wasatch school.
composed Of Judge Il. L. Colb0ru. Mrs
John r. COWau and H. L. Carpenter.
has sent out a circular letter 90 patrons.
The letter states thar Sis is stlu need
al 90 keep the school open, and in FUR
lhfr explanation says.
lu response Co request for cOutribu-
lions to the fund of s. for each child Iu
attendance, 90 per cent OF the parents
have contributed. and thus the fund 0n
believed the balance needed can Dee SEE
cured from The remaining IS per cent J
who, DO appears, did not fully understand
that the fund raised was 90 be used for
not receive amy notice of the movement
To such this appeal Is particularly made
To ls much 90 De regretted that the
emergency exists. bat 10 does exist ana
but the good of our children Isl involved
and Wr cuuiiueuually appeal tO the resi- /
dents of the district on these grounds.
Let 10 De- understood that DO $50 succeed
The school win De- open t0 an the chil-
dreu. rcgardless of whether their parents
q n Described or not. Do I- recognized that
many parents may not feel able 90 sub
scribe. and to these mo- appeal IS made.
To Is only 90 those who are able and will .
ing that We address ourselves
Tho committee hopes 90 have am early
ana hearty response and lt This IS forth 3
coming. DO agrees Co see that any defi-
cheney ls made up and that any surplus
Dr. returned pro rata Co subscribers. Mr.. .
j.. ID. Cross principal. is che treasurer of
The iuul. and Is we must know speedily
the result OF the movement YOU are
earnestly urged Co promptly make pay
mgut ui your subscription Go him on or
before Thursday April aU ls2
subscriber s. for every child YOU have D
lu attendance. DO sou cans 60 You cannot.
b subscribe what yuu can. and if YOU rgu-
not subscribe at an. 30 win Doe am right.
whatever Is done. let 10 be done
quickly.
Meetings to Be Held.
A meeting of the patrons of the
)quIrrh school viii be- held at the school
lt $3.50 o'clock this afternoon to hear
Inc report Of the committee A sim
Tar meeting viii De held at The Ham
ltou school tomorrow evening
The committee for the Lincoln school
met last evening at the school and
went over The situation. 10 was found
that half the district had been can
,assed and that S4l7 out of the ueces-
5dry 500 had been raised. -Four OF the
members of the committee as first APP
pointed had declined Co serve and the
others agreed t0 canvass their part of
he district. The outlook is believed 90
be- highly encouraging
Those present al the meeting last
evening Werc- Meslamcs A. O.. q