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Show LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH t i Atlanta to the Sea" They Might Sing 'Trom : OUR COMIC SECTION D o Events in the Lives of Little Mai f-- ,iv,-s.,-vi ' a -- i ii -- i vr k0m km mM!L ? fix (sMwa4wj if --' i i r Uere are youngsters from prominent families In Georgia and other southeastern states dashing Into the Pacific ocean trip from Atlanta in a caravan of deluxe motor camping trucks. There are at Santa Slonica, Calif., after a 143 of them with a chaperon for each party of sis. cross-countr- y Annual Wheat Style Show at Walla Walla D K5 vTJl. (ftHTHitlil. V FINNEY OF THE FORCE BE THAT POVALP.g a.Tc VEAH-THA- J HIM-- Yd T5 PQWM T'TH' EMD O' THAT TH POCK ALF?EAPY-LA- ST LK0:)iJ And Mavbe Hitch-Hike-d , wA1... VJEEK HE WAS LIP HOW COrVlr4 JfK?q 1 VJHA L S L rOri work MOrl! M0r4! BE A 1 CHAP As HAS XST WALKEP OVE-THROO TH'OCEAW I tuAT? .miM CWkw AW lost M fer iMv J 7f" THAT FRUM TH'OZJLP Walla Walla, Wash., has held its first annual wheat style show with great success. The young ladies shown were an attractive feature, all of them wearing costumes made entirely of wheat I WISH "IF A HA KrJOWM ABooTj J THA' MESELF I. S COiJLP HA' WALK6PJ 1 OVER Too I , J TARDY RECOGNITION Byrd's Cook Hears His Baby's Voice rt abov V, :i ii"A::W:; V ,: VJi , rtmm. Bs: 1 v: 4 .: .f j v 'TVS THE FEATHERHEADS lO CiO AHEAD TO OUR VACATION! PARADISE Underwriting S?7 fhirt It GET lip THERE BALP BEACH AKJD TO h' voice ot his daughter, born after he had left on the ?Slfheardlby A1"honse Carbone, the expedition's cook, as he child birthday. Tl Cambridge (Mass.) get everythimsREADY BY THE" TIME J Maria Byrd Carbone is shown with her mother How Imperial Valley Gets Water I Vod GET ninety-tw- THERE 2. 18G2, in a skirmish Mo., during the Civil war, N. Benton Yackey, was shot flv times. He still carries two of the balls in his side. Now, after 72 years, Yackey has been decorated for valor and devotion to his country. He haa just received the Purple Heart medal from the War department Yackey U home during the broadcast. I'LL ? On August near Memphis, o years Is old, vice com- mander of the G. A. It. in Colorado and Wyoming, and is commander of the Pueblo post. I MANUIWA WINS "i3 0C AWAY AS i VoU rfSiJ w ABTAy1 OF lN4 a COLIPLE UAYST Yoti'LL l I tHAT To MAKT6 LAST THAN HAVE lLiX ) Tit iU " j I O IFMni Nwippr Union '?r I CTm,,-- , S i schooner Capt. Harold DUlingham's Transthe in Ilonoluln entry Manuiwa, declared tnj pacific yacht race, was winner over eleven other contestant in the Los Angeles Honolulu race. si imperial valley ranchers In California are facir thlr Worst shortage on the Colorado river. and last . distributed to rura. residents of Water carloads shipped Into this A..Ulelals fr0D one of the mestlc water will have to f Callf"' the Psent period The water Is being furn,sbed drought i- t- wells. Padtlc railroad "from toSi b!mPXT Z r 5 I V,T0ltXT "Hot! Seni" "Bettin on a hoss," said "Is sumnln' dat you kin j Uncle Ebon. most o" show hoss sense by not doln'." |
