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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-28
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.--Only Two ma,
tional banks out OF the 1900 IN the nlted
States so far have notified the treasury
department that they do not expect 10
enter the new federal reserve system and
Will forfeit their charters. Nearly booo
banks have signficd in formal fashion
their intention TO enter the system
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have said Ogden. and his nasty
10 correct the error were received
cheers.
Cots Ovation,
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17

don, Guy Bates. Edward Foxs and
George Birkam. The last four are
still principals In the schools OF this
city.
On Saturday. Oct. 10. the teachers
OF Logan held their annual outing
and reunion I'm Trenton. At the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Reid. This has
become yearly affair, dating back
to an early period In the history OF
the school. Between 40 and 50 people
were present, including practically all
the former teachers and principals.
The day was spent most pleasantly
by all. the open air banquet. served
on the porch overlooking the Detroit
river. being an especially enjoyable
feature. The crowd, on leaving. voted
their hearty appreciation OF the ex'
cellent entertainment offered by Mr.
and Mrs. Reid.
The children In room b have had
two games OF German batball. and
the boys have won every game
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SCHOOL


Editorial stan-Chief. ID. G. Booth
Stan. Normaa Mccormack, seeretsry
Ruth Chapman. Ruth Pattersse
Emma Miller. Loren Ssn Nerswies
Herbert Dies.
Wyandotte high school was defeat
ed by Northwestern last Friday oy I.
score Of az to o. Mr.. Jones Is Wei
pleased with the showing made oy
our team.
A touring car driving south on Law
ton-ave., wednesday evening. struck .
baby carriage and a little girl. the
girl escaped injury but the baby car
rage was demolished.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth-sts. have
been paved with asphalt recently
The automobile owners appreciate
this very much.
A corps OF laborers have been busy
for the past week grading the grounds
surrounding Northwestern high. This
IL q needed Improvement and Will add
greatly to the appearance OF the
school.
The paving OF McGraw and Herbert
ayes. IL rapidly pushing forward. The
curbing Is now being put In. The
paving Of these two streets win be
great help to the drivers Of vehicles
because In rainy weather the streets
are almost impossible.
The pupils Of Lincoln House have
elected an organizing COMMITTEES 70
decide what kind Of IN organization
they win have this semester.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL

Material Stan-Chisf. Reginald Brow.
or, sssss..ts.: Elsie Erisy. h a.r.y
MusSsl JsRrsss. Huge Trsabisy.
A meeting of the "Deutcher Yer
elm" OF the Eastern high school. was
held Monday. Oct. IL. A speech OF
welcome In German. was rendered 70
the rs new members By the presi'
dent Of the society. Martha Eberle'
Inasmuch 90 o calendar OF future
events was requested by the Board
Of Control" the following plan WAL
decided upon:
/. A Christmas entertainment.
Z. A German play, 70 be presented
IN february.
8. Costume party in the middle Of
March.
I. May party.
5. Final wind-up In June.
Il was decided that at the next
meeting the members viii begin
studying the German play which u
20 be presented In February
The aim Of the society II the same
n last semester. namely. TO become
batter acquainted with the German
language and customs.
n op0Cl2l Icetuf0 VI tho sSs~S
To AID the .6cholarship fund.- by Civ
inr German entertainments and %
forth. The object OF the scholarship
fund n to help some worthy student
&C the u. Of n.
Through q most successful produc'
ton last term Of the German play.
etts. Elmer Muss Heiratsm." which
means zone must marry" the Deucn-
or versin turned over $50 to the schoI
arship fund.
The on,cers for the new year are
A follows: President. Martha Eoer'
10: vice-president, Selma Giertz; sec
rotary. Esther Robinson; treasurer.
Ethel Reichenbach; sergeantatarms,
Romeida wiedbusch.
The students of the eleventh ana
twelfth grades were permitted 10
hear q speech which Prof. Sidney l.
0ulick. A. NJ, d. D., Of Doshisha uni
vanity. Japan, gave at the Board OF
commerce. Tuesday. As the lecture
started 1t 12:45, those who desired
10 70. were excused at the end OF the
6fth hour. The subject OF the lee.
ture was Christianity and world
peace"
srade. fourth hour English class, VIII
be~in their study of literature. They
are to study The Spy" BY James
rennimore Cooper
The principal OF the s-B grace room
announced that each pupil who nao
q satisfactory report card fOr inc nrs'
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17

of Miss Marie stevenson. an October
bride-to-be.
The Junior league will present the
play OF college life. The Campus
Mouser." Nov. 10 and IL. In the Hotel
Pontchartrain. the proceeds 10 be de-
voted to charity.
Mrs. Gudrun T6orne Thomson. OF
the faculty OF the University OF Chi
cago. will give q talk Friday evening.
In the Utley branch library on The
place OF the story hour In children's
libraries"
Prof Daniel Huebech, for many
years associated with the Metropolitan
museLm In New York. and one OF the
eminent art students and lecturers In
America viii give q series OF four lee
lures on Great epochs In art" In
Temple Beth FL. beginning Tuesday.
Nov. 3 with The art OF Greece"
The annual charity ball OF the East
Sido Settlement will be held Tuesday
evening. Oct. %. In Arcadia. Mrs. e.
A. Colt Is general chairman and boxes
may be secured from Mrs. Raymond
ID. Aldrich. Mrs. B. l.. Whitney. Mrs.
John +. Dodge, Mrs. William e.
scripps and Mrs. Warren Brown.
o.
An engagement OF interest TO De-
tro.t society IL that OF Miss Katherine
A. Winans, daughter OF Major and Mrs.
Edwin B. Winans. Of Schofield bar.
racks. Honolulu. to Lieut.. Russell La
monte Maxwell. OF the First artillery.
Miss Winans Is q granddaughter OF
the 'ate former Gov. Winans. OF Mich
igan.
The Church Of the Epiphany was the
scene OF pretty wedding Thursday
evening. when Miss Edith Anne Cur
RE. daughter OF Mrs. N. c. Currie, No.
S2S Garland-ave.. was married 10
Charles Edward Cossey. youngest son
OF Major and Mrs. John Francis Cos
sey. Erindene. Birchington. England.
The Rev. g. w. Locke performed the
ceremony. Miss Frances Currie. sis
ter OF the bride. was maid Of honor.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17

month, could be excused at recess IL
they had the fifth and sixth hours va
cant The other pupils are TO stay
and study until the close OF school.
The Eastern High School Debating
society held their first meeting, and
elected the following officers; Presi-
dent. John Gildemeister: vice-presi-
dent, Edwin Lempke: vice-president.
Lloyd Douglas; secretary, Otto Sic
lon; treasurer. Carl Sieloff.
The House OF Representatives held
meeting yesterday. Speaker Louis
Blackman called the meeting to order,
and after the business left over from
last week had been settled, being fur
Their preparation for the convention
OF the Confederated Houses OF Amer
lea. which will be held here sometime
In December. the business for this
week was transacted. Several names
were brought forward for admittance.
Representatives Elmer Roth and
Floyd Cone declared for several who
belonged TO debating societies. and
therefore, cannot belong TO the House
OF Representatives. A heated discus
sion was held over this law. but II
was waived until the next meeting.
The officers are an follows; Speaker,
Louis Blackman; clerk, Edwin Sny-
der; assistant clerk. Hans Reydal;
sergeant-atarms. Elmer Pleger.
Miss Jerome. OF Cadillac-ave., en-
tertained about 12 OF her girl friends
In honor OF her eighteenth birthday,
Wednesday evening. The guests
roasted marshmellows and played sew
eral jolly games. Refreshments were
served at 10 o'clock. az several Of
the guests had TO return to their
homes on account Of school next day.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mrs. Richard II. Fyfe h the guest
OF friends In Chicago.
o.
The Detroit Yacht club will give the
annual ball In the Hotel Pontchartrain.
Thursday, Dec. 10.
81 %
Miss Florence Pond gave delight
full luncheon Thursday. In her Crosse
Pointe home, In honor OF Miss Mary E.
Trowbridge. who recently returned
from Europe.
Mrs. J. Howard Mason. Fourth-ave..
entertained delightfully."- at tea Thurs
day and Friday afternoons. In honor
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

Editorial stan-Chief, Robert Munss
associates, Marion Aekley, Gertrude
Waiting ham. Lester Bartrow. NOR
msn Blakemore.
Miss Sargent. one Of the faculty
members OF the Portia Debating so
ciety. has found IT necessary TO re-
sign on account OF much important
work. The club has not yet chosen
new member to fill the vacancy. The
other two faculty members are MISS
Phe and Miss Mutschel.
Miss Thompson, grade principal Oh
the House Of Athene. has appointed q
committee to meet with Miss Lang. OF
the art department. and decide upon
an emblem for the house. The girls
will read up on the subject, and In
short time they expect to draw up
q fitting emblem for the house. The
members OF the COMMITTEES are: Grace
Allen. chairman: Catherine Coburn.
Dorothy Fisher. Elizabeth Mock, Betty
Curtis and Dorothy Fink. !.
Friday morning Miss Anderson
first hour English class held q banquet
program In celebration OF the anniver'
sary OF Columbus day. Kenneth VII
son ofiiciated as toastmaster In man
ner that brought credit to himself.
At the fourth hour q similar pro
|, gram was carried out by the girls
the tosstmistress being Miss Doris
Ross.
Both OF these classes are In Eng
iish eight and the pupils are members
OF the present l2-A grade. Miss An
derson. the teacher. is greatly In favor
Of good public speaking, and these
banquet programs are frequent. Mos
OF the pupils realize what fine train
ing they receive when they take par
In these affairs, and therefore every
one does his best to make them sue
cess.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
LOGAN SCHOOL

Editorial staR--Chief. Clesh Jsekson,
associates. sylvia Schults, Grace PEI
trewskt. Harola Bennst. oliver Gregg,
Robert Dysars-
The Logan school was built In 1885
to replace the tworoom district
school which STOOD where the Lystef
school now stands. That building
had become q city school when It's
limits were extended TO Lvernois-ave.
In 1885.
The Logan school was originally q
four.room structure, but In 1896 an
addition Of four rooms were built, and
In 1908 four other rooms were added.
making II as II now stands.
II has had a. principals Fred J.
Mcdonald, Of the Mcdonald Brick
Co: Conrad Clippert, Jr,, (deceased) |:
John Thaysr. lieutenant In the city
IRE department; r. I. Thornton, Fred
Cody, Of New York city; Grant Cor.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
OWEN SCHOOL

eAitsslaI staa-Chisf. Cssrwia Hes~u-
0eoy aseoe1ateas katheslDe Martin,
b: sa:. a:... bss..: w ni= 49, sss:
.Ssss-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Berhsns, OF
No. 703 Twelfth-st.. are pleased ia
acknowiedge the arrival Of . baby
boy. weighing eight pounds.
Miss Maud "A. Irwin. teacher Of B-l.
n holding double sessions because Of
the crowded condition Of the school.
In the morning from $50 70 1l:tS
o'clock. she teaches one class Of chill
dren. and from Ills to $3.50 another
class.
Last week the Courts tests IN Eng-
lish were given to all pupils from the
fourth 10 the eighth grades.
The seventh and eighth grades or.
changed rooms. a. the A room was
the larger. There were So b. and A.
sevenths enrolled and only ls seats
In their own room to accommodate
them.
Mrs. Alexander Loney gave q din
nsr party In honor Of Mrs. 8. T. Cum
mings, OF Oxford, Michigan, ct her
home, No. 1410 McKinley-ave. Five
grandmothsrs attended the party
Mrs. Eleanor Smith. Mrs. Margaret
Davis. Mrs. Barry. Mrs., 8. r. Cum
mings, and Mrs. Alexander Lcnsy.
William Zwahlsn. No. asa McKin-
stryAvs.. entertained IL OF his little
piaymates on his NTH birthday, Oct.
Is. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Zwahlen.
: One Of our A-s girls, vernis Rif-
feubury, has left to sttend the Han
cock school.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
JEFFERSON SCHOOL

Material sta9-Chief. Rosanaoad Gorst,
associates, Rnth Peters. kathleen
Fernly, Gerald Black. FLOYD Lang
lev, Cushnan MeGee.
Today was the first visit Of the
drawing supervisor. Miss Guysi.
Another member has been added to
the editorial stan. Cushman McGee.
making an even number OF boys and
girls. We expect to organise an edi.
tors club ct our next meeting.
The graduating class will be organ.
ICED some time this week. Details
will be given later.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17

and the bridesmaids were the Misses
Mable Sitter and Kathleen McCres'
with little Misr Janest Becker. ~ now.
err girl e., W. Middlemiss WAS pest
man. and the guests were seated py
Edwin Machant and Harry r. Wee
man. A reception followed In the
home. After Nov. I. Mr.. and Mrs. Cos
sey will be At home at No. 7os Hami'
ton-ave.
o.
The marriage OF Miss Clara Koch.
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Koch, OF Lancaster. N. ". TO William
q. Atkinson, Of Owosso. Mich. former
ly OF Lancaster. took place Thursday.
In Detroit. In Trinity Episcopal church.
the rector, the Rev. w. Warne Wilson
ofiiciating. Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Hasel
were the attendants.
The day In the country arranged for
the members OF the Ohio society. for
Saturday. at the farm Of DR.. Kiskad-
den. near French Landing. has been
postponed owing TO the Indictment
weather. DR.. Kiskadden will enter.
tain the society Saturday. Oct. ~, II
the weather permits.
Mrs. John N. Mccormick. Of Grand
Rapids. was the guest Of honor Ct Q
charmingly appointed luncheon We'd
nesday. OF which Mrs. G. e. Mason
was bostess. Mrs. Mccormick has
spent the week In Detroit with her
husband. Bishop Mccormick. who IL
attending q convention In st. Paufs
cathedral
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
CLRPERT SCHOOL

6csrsal sta9-CAisf. Ie.s stsst.sss
Doeoates, velna Stuetssr. Helen
ovnn. Osear Harsisk. Fred Anba.
oPe1hy lGlkelie.
'Ihc Clippert school n greatly In
~ Of q larger playground.
List Friday. Miss Nayworm Waited
DDert- She said Ne had improved
~ much since last term.
certaiu girl had but one good
~. . new, blue one. made by hes
kor. One day she had company.
when she asked her mother what
80 she should wear her mother 70
Your new one. your blue one.
4 ne one ] made y0u."
EDeD WEIGH. who lives at SOS Ho-
Nave. ha1 diphtheria. We hops
- will soon DO wen.
lxabeth weakly II In the hospital.
hope she will soon DO well enough
oomo back to school.
ne = y. Conely branch Of the Do.
\ public library - situated on
11tln-eye., . Short distance from the
IDIert school Every Monday aftsr.
80 one Of the librarians tells q
~ 70 I'll children Of the sixth. sew.
NJ and eighth grades who wish 70
cn1. Every Wednesday evening
~ Hoy Scouts Of Troop 20 hold their
|1ot1nGs In the library.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
School Department
.- II. W. PRATHER, Editor -

a slightly bruised elbow A game Is
scheduled with the Nichols school,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. p. Wawerek. OF
1859 Townsend-sve.. are the proud
parents OF an eightpound SON. Lee
Morgan. who arrived Sunday, Oct. IL.
Mrs. Waw erek was formally Miss
Edna Mills. popular young lady OF
the east side.
The ladies' society Of st. GATHERINGS
church held card party. "Wednesday
afternoon. In their new building.
Beautiful prizes were awarded the
winners and q dainty lunch was
served.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17

For an oystercocktail or clam-cock
tail here Is sauce made easily and
quickly: To one can OF Campbelfs
tomato soup add half Of finely chop
ped green pepper, one teaspoonful Of
horse-radish. and q few drops OF pap
rika or tabasco sauce. This IL decid-
edly more satisfactory than the use
or ketchup for this purpose. and II
gives you q cocktail-sauce ~ spicy
and appetizing as you ever tasted.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
JONES SCHOOL

ossleI stss-Cniss nsy.ssa Bresks
Dooonteo. VIVA Hml1s, HearSeeSs
1m1e1nky, Lynn 1uttle. Lawroass
Snps>ass. mi 0isst1as.
A girls nswcomb team 10 being
med q the Myrs Jones school and
1xpectsd 70 be IN shaps By Mon
The captains are Grace Hendsr.
- and Dthel Parish.
nbe1 Mickle. Of 6s3h Baldwin.
~ entertained several OF her
cn4e on her twelfth birthday, Oct.
Her class and friends wish her
~ more happy birthdays. -
= very interesting game OF footbail
played between the Thomas and
~ Jones schools, "wednesday ~.
1901. The Jones won BY . score
q 70 Q. The featuring plays were
~ By Deity, Kuiow, futile and
Il0ur. Stanbury did splsndid work
snekiing but was put out -of the
ns In the third period because Oh
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
BEARD SCHOOL

Editorial staa-Chses. Msshel Rice, ~.
sseiates. Meryie Aekiey. Richard
Kenneth Downing, q popular stu.
dent residing at No, 2o< FOREST west
fell on q swing and sprainsd his
ankle. 4
II 10 announced that Beard IL go
ing to raise Q fund for the benefit OF
poor children who were made orphans
during the European wars.
The boys In room b defeated the
boys In room. A. The score ives 2
and /.
Meryl Ackley, OF No. SCI Solvay.
ave.. had an enjoyable visit at Ford
City with relatives.
Seven good sized chickens were
stolen from Robert Heoht. residing
&C No. 665 Wheelock-avs.
Mrs. Peter Babcock also lost 10
chickens. She resides AZ No. $50
0rOen-ayo.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
HANCOCK SCHOOL

Material Staa--Chisf, David Lyna, a.
seesatsa. Howard HeDkins, Mildred
aeaA.
The pupils Of room A Of the Han
cock school have organised . girls'
and boys newcomb team The cap
tain Of the girls team II Bessie Wat
SON. who was given . unanimous vote.
The captain OF the boys team u Bert
Kelly.
The pupils Of room A also orEAnixsd
four German bat-ball teams, with Bert
Kelly and John Stead a. captains Of
the boys teams, and Bessie Watson
and Josephine Walsh a. captains Of
the girls teams.
The pupils Of the different rooms
are taking the recess and the indoor
sxercise periods to practice newcomb
and bat-ball.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
ALGER SCHOOL

BASessisl stan-CAisf. Ls Rsy Fs.ss.
sesAaS sssesassss net yet sp0ei.tsd.
The Algsr school has . One new
comb team. led BY Capt. Faxon Hall
The members OF the team are: ber'
tram Lewis. Glenn Stock, George FuI
Ter. Harold Swick. Victor Nardi Ar
thur Russell. Stanley Grimshaw, Ell
wood johnson, Allen Rice. Ralph Nor.
ton, and Charles Strong. Capt. Hall
wfli gladly receive any challenges from
any other schools. Through our last
game with Doty school, We found
many faults, which We are speedily
overcoming.
The girls also have . newcomh
team, led by Capt Vera Meyer. Many
o. the lower grades have taken
great interest In this game. and are
also forming teams.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
SUGGESTIONS

We receive copy occasionally on
&1ch neither the name OF the schoo'
~ the editorin-chief appears. re,
on&1y Q letter reached our desk. ano
1o only way We were able to tel
- whence II came was by tracing
~ name OF O teacher mentioned IN
- items. Be careful about this
1oase, and save time
"a n fynt ont that cartoon OF Tom Mays
~ Thursdays Times for your scrap
Acok. II will be hne memenso ~
~ occasion when American cnnaIen
+ 1<rponded so nobly to the appear LOT
IA to relieve the distress In suicAen
4urope.
q Board school 10 attracting much at
fontion by the persistency OF and In
|1orsst IN its Items The latest sus'
rost1on Il that they expect 70 raise z
4 80 sum for the Christmas ship,
= nave you noticed the charm In the
i ifomo from Eastern nigh? Well. the
odltor.in-ohief out Lthara- - q lb-year'
+ "a youngster In OBJ. Experimental.
knt Il looks like he's .dsliysring the
; 6oods." doesn't Il!
4 at, Jolly, good-natured editor-inr
Shiof nom one Of the schools who're
4 10y do not have. the full eight grades
~ inclined to think it foolishnesa
Ave girls ON the stan. sThey'u
<nlv bother" he said. but II youu
nk over the list of editors and see
~ many girls are heading the stan
~ note the charming items they
- ending IN the reason Cor 0ysrrul
~ him wili ~ appsrsnt .
Ihoro are several schools In Detroit
v&Cee kiddie6 only attend. only Tour
n1oe being taught. and for that rea
- W are receiving no Items from
~. However. we are urging the
1rolpals Of these schools TO let the
~ ttkes scut loose and write. fol
~ sweet innocence Of childhood must
~ ~ TOO lightly considered. and We
IS auro any grammatical imperfec
10 win be gladly overlooked In the
1nloht it win AFFORD them, ~ well ~
~ Bloasurs u win be 10 follow them
~ had Z letter from q friend the
~ day (hs's way mp In railway OF
nI6om) % whom . copy OF the
1901 Department was sent and
.o'o what he says about Il: Il read
"a, and do not see why Il shouldn't
p well. enjoyed Il. even II DE-
ri know any Of the kiddies. % the
~ who does know them or theil
Aool should ind lot Of pleasure IN
- oGhOol nara"
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17
CARY SCHOOL

EAlteFssl sta9--Chisf. Daa Q. BaTighty
4 associates, GLADYS Alllsea. Hsenk
Carney. Exnest Dsusa otsDAsa kslfsr.
The pupils and tsschsrs Of the Cary
The AS have organised literary
club. which meets every school af.
ternoon from to 1:s0 O'Clock. The
meetings take the place OF the regu-
lar reading class. Eleanor Carter
was elected president. with Alice Par
emit a. her assistant
"A prevocational room has been
opened In the Cary school under the
direction OF T. o. Chapman. There
are now two prsvocational rooms IN
the Detroit schools, one on the east
side Of woodward, at the Lincoln.
and the other on the west side. ut
the Cary.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-17

y. Just few Of the many extraordinary saw II
SHOPS tomorrow. And in addition, there are hui
buying pleasant and advantageous.