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Show taW PAGE FOURi I 1 c THE-EVENING MB-- i. How J Earned My First Dollar ' 1 H IN AUTO RACE ON'ffeTOIiES - fffcdrvH:4r' v.:i I HERALD, TUESDAYrJUNE 8,. 1928. - tifestoiiB -- FoU-Sie n - '..... . -.i . , d Dam-pippe- Balloon tire Ulin made a remarkable showing in the Indianapoljs lpeeri3r Clastslc oB'SDecoration Day, whea all tea Vlaners participating "in the money" rodea these t " dependable tires. This is the seeosd time ballooD ed ia the great Speed tires were way event, the first being last year whea Peter De Paolo ou Firestone d full-8r- e . Balloons made .a sew world's record at an per " hour. Smaller motors of 91 "4 cable lich displacement, totnired to 122 lu 1925. combined with rainy weather and a slippery track, slowed tip the time of the, 1926 winner. Frank Lockhart, who won this rear's race at 05.88 miles per hour. iShle year's gruelling battle of tires was called at the end of 402 miles becauae of the. downpour of rain,: Lockhart, whtt captured the grand prize, drove the full distance without a single tire change and was aU set to go the entire 500 jnileg on the same set of tires It Isr noteworthy fart, too, that the 1926 Indianapolis race, wag' the ninth an the Hoosier Speedway in Tires which Firestone carried- the winners to victory. Gum-Dippe- nA '. cidik-inche- ' T. 1L BannMWMH i j I" K See This 1 J in . ,.-- a. I :A.k I I ' ' .'. at Scenic splendor ; ? ' J TW. GreatV . . Zton National Parte Bfyre Caoyon-Cd-ar PrixmaHtf Plains JCaihab ForMf Break i By HARVEY, PLATT. Journalism Student at B.'Y V,'J: Out in the country around tne city' of ltath, EngJand,. where ae the faiuift Itouian Baths, U a place 'herc four roads oroa. In on of the flplda that corner oifc, the rood, T Bauae, stood j the ; where the HeaU IUed. On tjuiet njlieTriiii evenfnga and undjB Diith seeking a lireatji of the.coqri-trj- r, throtiReil dimri the 'lane ind walks that led ly tba Cfofw-IIau' House. , Farmer HeaL liad a lioy, Harry, nine years old. Harry lit now T H. Hea, mauacer of the Provq Ileal Kxtate Co. A nelgh-ho- r eame over oue day and wanted-Harrto, herd sheep , for him. feeding In an adThey had-bebut aorae of clover pasture, joining i the wooly animals had found In the hedgerow Into preener All too often the farmer puHtureti. had been forced to pay a tax to secure their release from the tiny-pen.CroHS-Han- , ' d i ttOrtttsrl I LOWFMEEXCURSIONS Union Pacilic System 3 I 1 ... I ''. " ' II 1 rt NO. TQU$ 1 rj l i ? I ..e .... PPfiVfl f M. , M.V v. . I ZION NATIONAL PARK, TWO DAYS Eailroad fare and aU eJc- - ...... n I I i - Ew uu CANYON VIA CEDAR BREAKS, TWO DAYS Railroad I ti PARK-CEDA- ?3Q75 Uil UJ ZION NATIONAL PARK. PIPE SPRINGS, GRAND CANYON, FOREST,' KAN AB, BRYCE CANYON.. CEDAR BREAKS, FIVE DAYS Railroad fare and all expenses beyond Cedar City, including bus fare . and meals and lodgings at Zion and Bryce Canyon lodges and Wylie Campi j at Bright Angel Point, North Rim sinfloO GrandCanyon SAME AS TOUR NO 5, BUT JN RE-VERSE ROUTE Going first to Ce- dar Breaks and Bryce Canyon and re.--( turning by way of Zion National Park' '$4 fl A50 ,UU -F- ive Days KAI-BA- B e 1 over 4 .breakfast,' 8 tires at Indianapolis this year was remarkable when the ter rlfic speed at which the cars travel- ed ver the rough brick track is taken into consideration. Proportionately low fares from other points in Utah. Phone 312 Provo ....'.,..8.32 Im Angeles Missions Seattle Vi n g earn uch a , Oakland.,,... 23 .610 .B25 ....32 31 .508 29. 29, .500 ...30 31 .492 .....30 21' .484 38.. .408 2G 30 .419 , 29 the hedgerow he drove thenr back. Sacrame"nto. When one slipped through the brhsh Hollywood into the' next pasture he ran after Portland It and brought it back to the herd, San Francisco' IT.U1-IDAI1LEAGUE and bent leafy branehi and twigs oVer the opening to give it a decelv-- j W. L. Pet .594 .,.19 lug Idaho. Falls AU through the summer he tend Twin Falls ,.16 12 .071 ed the sheep. At the end they Pocatello ,,...17 14 J548. counted tha days, and multiplied by T.ogan ;...........:.V15 llf.517 twelve. This sum .his .,employer Knit Lake 44 19 .424 .10!" 19' .345 handed to Harry. His, first money Ogden earned through hhj6wn efforts. The next year Hrfrry went to work he was bound over'as a grocerman's ' "V In a nurserj"4iot tha place where aimrrnnce. babies anr kept, but where vege--" As he advanced from juhloc cierK tables were crown and roses,, that I to manacer, Harry became' Mr. . . . were' sent all over Kog!andL Later HeaL Baking Powder A 'extract? 0 ....... ". ' . AMEKfCAN LEAGUE Club Standing W. New York . Philadelphia Chicago Washington Cleveland .. Detroit ..... St Louis . . . Boston .35 ....30 ....27 ....25 .... . .26 .....26 17. 14 FOURTEEN GOVERNORS L. Pet. 14 .714 22 577 24 .529 23 .520 25 10 25 .610 33 .340 34 .292 1 or Hoover's Straight Grade Flour : 2 48-lb- ." scks Harvest Queen stick Pay son Royal Tip Top, 48-l- b. , . . . . .... ti 1 ....... .......... . ........... . : . . 4 ' 100 lbs. Red 1 7fl U 1 X . . WitU tm bands or toatns. com- 1J STYLES. Wi. EACH 91 Atl PkUlip-Jo- n, N.Y. Sen FrancUco Office Mi ftfieeloa Strict ..VlitU . it It's aVan Heusen! new Compare your Van York with other callara. No starch or Smartness and fort combined. OnC . Millrun vanL&rk Smati Noother collarlike SPECIAL WEDNESDAY JUNE 9TH " f .p!4c4'8f?r!--f emwttst D?t M& VfrttlU)muit READ HERALD WANT ADS 1 atVa bre a kit s t CASH AND FREE DELIVERY C. II. FUNK Phone 315 8 c h COAST LEAGUE ? ri .C. H. CODY ; -- cer-talnl- y' , TOUR NO. 6 not pronounce keep the coffee. 49 years.' Watch b rightIf . ,b HE does , .laade them for HIM coffee must your ywricj, bac' ttt y your grocer. You has BchilUng -- CTbffTe the f best ' y ou have them'"'WUoIesome ind delicious as ...... 1 I as only cream of exclusive process employed by the Flregtone Company, which builds eitra strength and endurance into tlie cord fabric by liupregixatlag and satarnting every fiber of every jcord with rubber. This special process minimises friction, and heat, keeping the tires comparatively cool under a contin uous racing strain. The. performance of Firestone apiK-aranc- ...... TOUR NO. 5 and coffee ('"but th .,.,r..,..29' - R light The 'terrific battle or tires briags the effectiveness, of ...... BRYCE fare and aU expenses, beyond Cedar City; including bus fare and meals and lodging at Bryce Canyon lodge , , . . TOUR NO. 4 ZION BREAKSBRYCE CANYON, FOUR DAYS Railroad fare and all expenses; beyond o Cedar Cjtyr including bus. .fare and meals and lodgings at Zion Park and' .. ;. Bryce Cannon lodges ... , . . the first mornins after school was out for vacation Harry. trulled the herd to posture. ',, This wag his first Job- - nis wage was 12e per day. , frtun his station beneath a pear of the frije he eyfd tile moveim-ntigheep. If they ventured too. near On penses, beyond Cedar City, fnclud- lta bui, fare and meals and lodsflnes at Zion Park lodge TOUR NO. 3 ,: ! Biscuits) 'and fluFfyT one open-liiK- - r Hot biscuits " VBVHaHHLaSaaVMaH! Gum-Dipp- ed en Following Low Fare for the Various Tnnrt Will Annlv From r, Baking-Powde- - d ijaas eniaing Coffee S chillinTef -- ; HEAL s MlajaBfcaf irif 1 iijWil llllVt liai W W A-'- si ir iraaj-- . .. - l ill i.-s- - , Fhon$ 34. n (AN HEUSEN! w e World fmarteft Collar Set Alarms ATTEND GOOD ROADS MEET later now AT SANTAMONICA TODAY SANTA MONICA, Cal. June 7 (UP). Fourteen governors will appear on the same platform here tonight at the formal. opening of the 14th joint convention of the t'nlted States ipood fioafs Assojciation and Bankbead Rational Highway Asso. ciation. Most of the governors arrived to-- " day An a special Pullman de luxe train, accompanied by delegates from their respective states.. .. The Governors Sieeial carried the chief executives of Alabama, Georgia, Virginia, Mis.sioMpp', Ken tucky, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Utah and .Nevada. The governors of Montana, Ore? gon, and- Idubiuarrlved" ahead of the speclaL train, and greeted their eoileagues on arrival at the California line, escorting them into this city today. Elubornte plans nave been made to. entertain the visiting officials during the week. Receptions, dinicrs and autonioMle tours to "tls iirineipnl cities and resorts in Southern California comprise the - irt-i s i Imn-iuet- s. ' entertainment program. Governors attending the conclave, and scheduled to deliver addresses, Include E. Lee Trinkle, Virginia ; W. W. Brandon, Alabama; Cliff Walker, Georgia ;,H. L. Whifman, Mississippi; W. J. Fields, Kentucky; M. E. Trapp, Oklahoma ; Ben S. Pau.len, Kansas; C. L. Morely, Colorado; George H. Dern, Utah; J. C. SeruKham, Nevada r J. E. Erlckson, Montana; Walter M.. Pierce, Ore gon ; Charles C. Moore, Idaho and friend W. Richardson, California. N'STIONAI.XEAGl'E Club Standing ' .. W. L. Cincinnati 19 Pittsburgh ............29 ..... . . .... 25 ChicBRO NewJTork Brooklyn St liouis Boston Philadelphia"' 24 25 23 26 . . : .17 .17 19 21 24 22 25 27 Pet. .604 .568 333 .512 ,511 510 386 29 .370 gEI4t.IT: TB CLAJ5SnriJ!!D WAI rOR QUICKEST ANDv MOST SATISFACTORY "RESULTS ,'. V Breakfast cooks in 3to5 minutes Vv' " QUICK :."."' '..) QUAKER, hot and taster than plain toast. For scores of thousands it is solving the breakfast problem. 'The most delicious of breakfaJ it provides an excellent food "balance! of protein, carbohydrates and vit mines plus the "bulk" to mat laxatives less often needed that authorities have made the dietetic . urge of the world.' Less nourishing foods, less simply to save time ara a folly. Start now every day with food that "stands by" you through the morning. j ;.v:Jv Your grocer has Quick Quaker also Quaker Oats as you have always known them. ., |