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TIME TABLE Xo. 36
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THE DAILY ALASKAN
SKAGWAY ALASKA
VOOTfl ACHIEVEMENT
DEPARTMENT
i ■ a
Edited by
JUDGE WILLIS BROWN,
Chairman National Youth Achieve
ment Committee
A MAYOR'S MESSAGE
THE city of Chicago Is the sec
ond city hi the United States
| to recognise that boys and
girls are citizens and entitled
Jo responsible recognition, tho same as
are adults.
When Judge Willi* Brown Inaugurat
ed his great work In the state of Utah
he immediately organized the city of
Salt Lake into a boy city or junior Salt
Lake. Then' he depended upon the
boys and girl» to see that very few of
the Junior citteena violated Ihw. As a
consequence the Salt Lake juvenile
court presided over by Judge Brown
had 60 per eent fewer children per pop
ulation than any other court in tho
land, and when one considers that the
age of jurisdiction in Utah is up to the
eighteenth year this proved the wis
dom of making boys and girls responsi
ble.
In commenting on the new depart
ment of youth achievement inaugurat
ed In the city of Cldcago Mayor Wil
liam Hale Thomj«on fuyn; "I am glad
to recognize tho achievement youth of
Chicago through the certificate and
badge containing a star for each defi
nite achievement. I know of no paper
to which I will attach my name with
more pleasure and with no sense of
greater responsibility than tho certifi
cate which signifies that a boy or girl
has by his or her achievements ad
vanced In this aristocracy of labor suf
MAYOR THOMPBOK OF CHICAGO.
flclcnt to wear the three stars of honor
for the things done which are worth
while."
What Live Boys and
Girls Have Accom
plished
Maurice H. Goldberg, Chicago, aged
fourteen, made a complete moving pic
ture machines consisting of machine
head, arc lamp and housing, table and
rewind; made a fan motor and toaster.
Jesse N. Kramer, Englewood, aged
fifteen, made a solid oak library table,
oak umbrella stand and oak t a bo ret,
all serviceable and used hi the boiuo.
C. Clyde Ellis, Logansport, Ind., aged
fourteen, la seventh grade, borrowed
an old French horn. Became profl
eloiit aud played In orchestra when in
eighth grade. Now a soloist, having
learned without a teacher, riaya
"King Lear" and "Cordelia" and pieces
of like character. Has only two notes
(steps) to add to complete register.
Thomas Stevens, Chicago, aged thir
teen, with two bicycles attached a sail
and made an air land yacht Can go
twenty miles per hour. Can tack and
go almost against the wind.
John Dolan, Irving Park, Chicago,
aged fifteen; difficult for mother to
wake John In the morning. John had
to build fire In kitchen. Slept In attic
room. Having no electric bells In the
house, John secured an old gong, dry
cell batteries, wire and other things
and attached tho bell on hla bedstead,
put a push button near bis mother's
bed, so she could reach It without got
tiiig up, uud then liU mother pushed
the button and rung the goug In John's
room until he got up.
Henry Stoll, Hyde Park, Chicago,
need fifteen, designed nnd built a re
frigerator for use In bin homo. Size,
twenty Inches by two and one-half
feet, four feet high. Holds fifty pounds
of lea
Harold McWerter, South Chicago,
aged sixteen, built a good chicken
house twelve by fifteen feet. Made
patent nests. Has eighty hons. Made
Incubator. Has 200 chicks. Sells eggs
and chickens to neighbors; regular cus
tomers.
Lauren McCoy. Morgan Turk, Chi
cago, aged seventeen, at fifteen years
of age built a sleeping lio~: e in the
tops of trees. At sixteen years wus
the president of the High School Hor
ticultural association, composed of
thirty boys, who took lease 011 apple
orchard of fifteen acres. Was the lead
er and manager of the enterprise and
one of the six boys who stuck through
tho year and made the enterprise pay
a dividend. Last year went to South
America to study fruit industry and
has become proficient lu Spanish, both
reading and writing, without teacher,
but self Instructed.
Sarah Johnson. Austin, aged four
teen, planted and now cares for gar
den which supplies nil the vegetables
for family of eight. Has half an acre
in corn and pntatoos. Has twenty
hens, which supply eggs for family.
HOW TO SECURE THE
EMBLEM OF ACHIEVEMENT
Any boy or any girl under the age of eighteen years who
hns ever done anything worth while can in n report of
any achievement or achievements, together with proof of same.
Th« Indorsement of any roputablo adult is required, preferably
the teacher or principal of tho public t.oh >ol attended If school
Is In session and the applicant for the emblem Is a pupil.
The national committee has provided that certain papers
throughout the country shall be the official representative* of
the movement.
Therefore this report of achievement can bo sent direct to
the paper In your community or district which represents the
Achievement movement, to the principal of the school attended,
to the business or civic organization Interested In promoting the work In nny local
community, or direct to the nntlonal committee headquarters In Chicago.
If the Achievement Is considered worthy of recognition a lirnt certificate will be
granted. This cert Ideate Is Issued by the national coiiiinlttcc' and bears the signature
of the president of the national committee, together with th- Achievement seal.
Accompanying this certificate will be the emblem of Achievement, which contains
one star and places for four additional stars.
For the second Achievement a like report must be mad>\ and the emblem must
accompany the report If this Is granted a certificate will be Issued. This certificate
will be signed by the president of the business or civic or educational organization
under whose auspices the movement la conducted In any community. Then an addi
tional star will be permanently fastened In the emblem, and this, with tho additional
certificate, will be returned to the boy or girl to whom Issued.
For tho third Achievement, when the report Is made and emblem returned for the
additional star, the certificate will be signed by the mayor of the city.
The fourth star Is represented by a certificate called the governor's certificate
and Is signed by the governor of the state.
The fifth Achievement Is represented by a diamond star and a president's certifi
cate Issued at Washington.
Application and Report of Achievement
Full nam* ...
Address
School
Achievement*
When bom
Grade
Age at whioh achievements were accomplished
Name and address Of adult who has personal knowledge of the achieve
ments...;
Mail this to National Youth Achievement, 208 8. Lasalle St., Chicago.
NOTE.—For usa in printing the achievements a detailed report not
exceeding 100 wards for each achievement must accompany thi3 appli
cation. As you write of achievement it is only necessary to write In
the blank the mention of achievement, such as: Built electrical de
vice, made a motorboat, play cornet in band, raised corn, rearing pigs,
make own dresses, baked bread, canned fruit.
Just Possible.
Ned—Why do authors always speak
of a 6mile creeping over the heroine's
face?
Ed—Periiaps they're afraid that if It
went any faster It might kick up a
dust—powder dust.—Cincinnati Com
mercial Tribune.
H»r Notion of Finance.
"Charley, dear," said young Mrs. Tor
kins, "do you ever buy on a margin?"
"Never."
"Well, why don't you? It seems to
me much safer to dabble around the
edge and avoid getting In too deep."—
Washington Star.
The Proper Tree.
Curious Charley—Do nuts grow on I
trees, father? Father—They do, my
son. Curious Charley—Then what tree i
does the doughnut grow on? Father— j
The "pantree." my son.—Purple Cow. I
Ignorance No Excuse.
Ignorance of the law excuses no
man—not that all men know the law,
but because 'tis an excuse every mau
will plead, and no man can tell how
to refute him.—John Selden.
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xo&u, Alaska.
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