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Show Tft rnoTTT nwiem-rnUiiiVS j 4 . PCIE JDURUEY SOUTH V " t CI f,4 mm t t FROVO EVENING HERALD. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 27. 1928. raTlcpi'EPJCAia)S":: ' J , llFflliiii imrnm t.t ut r 1 l g thrills aad Spectacular stoats galore win be la store for the multitudes who come to Prove for (he magnificent Fourth of July cclebrstkML Ray Peck and af the Bayard Taylor, dare-devi-ls air, will startle the spectators with an assortment of tricks, including n the barrel roll., feats that aoj other aorobatie a fearless p lot Is capable of doing. Peck and Taylor, both registered pilots holding licensee) from the department of commerce, are known an through the Jnlersaowntain reg ion; for their daring and skilful maneuvering In aerial work- - They , fly Eagle Rock planes. . The aviators will also spend some time before the celebration 1st bomb ing the state and distributing advertising matter about the great event Every county of the state will be covered In this manner before the Fourth of July . The stunt flight win "be" staged between and 1 o'clock, 1 the fair grounds, but the trdrften will be here wtththejr planes for tfte ei ure aay... 1 1 .hair-raisin- : tail-spi- . ... - "I v t . t.' s t ' ,t, r t 4 - miih,'.-;-?'- : vfii ilOPEWiYOUTII v " v .V ' V ' mm . H J '. : : i OM,tHJMT6 JULY FOURTH rTHc rs AN CAtuofe! : 1 kswsi band. Sansuel Provo City-El- k Jepperson Jr.. dignitaries section; Millers' Juvenile Band of Spanish Fork, Boy Scout section; The Wool CUy Band of Fountain Green, Ray F. MIllett, Patriotic section; Lincoln High School band. Ralph E. y 5 ' . UNO.STN40yoU'Re 6vry who ovjs tm- H f 1' v r t' - ,,r r it m ' KEW ORLEANS. June 27 (United Press) Is modern youth, caught In the whirl of the modernjaxz age, becoming leaf pioralT. Yea, say1 thousands of reformers. No, emphatically no, says Miss Alice Scott Mitt, atatistickut for the. Children's Bureau of t,he United plates department of Labor, wbo visited tltfw Orleans Recently to " v tlit cooperation of the local ju. venile court in a program of unl-fform statistics on juvenile delin quency, depedency and eieglect, More than TO Juvenile courts Greason, chlrf strwart of the Byrd expedition. Is pictured at the have agreed to lend' their fun coIn the matter. Miss Nutt apprr left Below hint la Tom Mulroy, flyrd's chlrf engineer. At the operation apper tight, the "Sameon," Byrd's ship; lower right, George Tennant, know good food, and that I get It." thift cook. Greason Knows His Grecerlea .Greason began his .career as a deSAUNDERS BOBTENSE Byrd'a last venture into the Arctic. livery boy in New York. He became 'EA Service Writer Besides the cooking which la done the "assistant manger of, a public NEW YORK Sydney G reason li on the ship, Greason will provide market, and then was a butcher for went Into the restaurdoing hla Chrictmaa ahoppinf early qimnt'ties of "cats" in caches at tbs IS years. He will be established ant buniness, and became chief a yaar and a half early. He ia about 100 that miles apart on Byrd's steward Jot the Atlanta, Georgia, buying .turkey, cranberry sauce. routes across plum puddingi and other delicacies will be a two-ma-nthe ice. In each cache Athletic club, and the East Lake camp outfit with Athletic club in Florida, for .1928 and 1929 Chriitmaa dinnera . Byrd employed him as chief stewfor the members of the Byrd Ant stoves and cooking supplies. Greason expects to restock his ard of the South. Pole expedition i arctic expedition. a, Oreaaoa goea about with a wor larder to some extent at Dunedin after Greason applied for the Job ried frown and a pencil in hand, as New Zealand, which will be the Inst toy letter. The two - dldnt know each before going into the Antarctic. other personally. Greason has no he .buys food enough to last the stop to and have additional supplies sent particular Interest In aviation or His two years. Byrd. expedition rrom mere sometime next year. polar exploration, but he did feel an bills will run up to about $100,000 am "I buying the best, and am urge for adventure, he said. before he gets through. every ham and turkey my- - "I'm going" to "show "em how to "No man on the Samson Is going selecting he aaid proudly. "I am mt hirh standard of American to have a chance to sigh for home self," conceited but if I have any coolcmg in Polar climes," Greason. cooking or for pies like mother used claim to man, . . distinction. It is that I concluded. ' :l to make, because he's going to have them all the while "he is gone. Change of scenery Is going to mean no Change of food, said Oreason, t . en-U- - Sldy sub-bas- it i steward of the party. , eACKTAwy HOW THeHeW-tpAo- ".. I& 6UTA., VMO 6T1LU W0MtR.S VMtese SeVi AND Booth, Commerlccl section; hieas-an- t Grove Band. Earl A. Beck Comic section; Provo Martial Band, Comic section; Sprtngvllle Concert Band, Eugene Faux; 143 Field Artillery Band. Clarence Hawkins, military section. . ... . ' :f- . " . - f XCf Te & splendid opportunity to . entire summer. 29x4.40 30x4.50 .: J f AT COST l: .$3.75 4 highpressure I t Goodyear Pathfinder Cords n $f.C5 31x5.25. -- $13.10 33x6.00 30x4.50 os v, x -- $15.20 8.G0 i ''r r-- mm '( Ml MuUincj. Seed Sea fadouly refredhinty t4 fyebfi to Ocjin wUK ea itbel tea you can &wj,--$reMj IramdaA ilbtyttik Oektai ab or you ta tfie aardenb--jarebew- ed Secret firacc&b. It is toasted then sealed in vacuum while still fragrantly hot - i- i .' 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PARRY, Rep. 159 West Center PROVO v sug-Rpte- , We 07Anywher In the Scenic West ; N be-w- lll THSE ? r v ..... .'' ' . Goodyear Speedway LOOK Regular trips to Provo ', - 1 Vm oom' acx oo'fct fttr Great Ensemble Concert yeAH? V WITH TTHlS CCXli .. The crowning event of the day a THERe AS J I GuesS AOAIKi, .,C WOVK OVTO ' V VOUMO . far aa tne bands and music is conAST AS t cerned will be the great ensemble taking cal organifatlona that - have signi- concert' with 200 members at the Fair grounds at 8 o'clock fied their Intention f coming to part of Samuel Jep- ProTo for the big ceebratlon the under the direction -Jr. person famous the eommlttee has procured ' various part, Lcgan Drum' and Wle Corps J , The residents of the tt which l making Its first appear-- .' of the city will be made aware celebra-cracaace In Provo at this time. This the fact that the biggest ia In progress earl organlraUon has won high Uon of Provo t honors at various times during the In the morning when the partlcipat-lastour years. Among these are, log bands stage concerts inm.sever locations at ID p. first honors at the National Amer- - different Two of the bands will he In lean Legion Convention at Minn. at in 1623 and the winning of tendance at the baebU game ana the S. W. Tooke trophy to the con-- Timp Park between Provo test between the slat, drill teams. Bingham at 1.J0, concerts will be Continuous band, The Logan boys, led by their In- -' imitablo drum major. O. . Earl, , Povldt i at the fair grounds o clock. At Jo clock appear in the prlae .winning ginning at 3 hour thereafter, one drill at the fairgrounds between t end every halfwill lead the way They will also par- of the bands ad I o'clock. lair grounds where most ticipate la the parade In the morn of the the will be afternoon activities ' ing. ' . The other bands who have a!gu- - staged. Some Pittsburgh telephone users ( During the Republican conven-- . Forty million tourists will trmvel of a such brJ!ant array With ficd their intention of spending the I ex an of J the roads or the country ihl. jium- the that the liven to oa hand day protested j.:onj up naming bands iLjvHJ)!ougnrUt celebraday in Provo for the big celebration cUance "Brsndywine" sinco tt liam 'CfnnlRRs X3ryn was norai- - j mer,. according to the Aaaericaa tion, with their directors- and their activities a spectacular Bach liquor. Guess , we - bettor nated Id the Convention Hall there j Automobile association. positions m the parade are aa.fol- is assured. chenge the nune of that battle If h wasnt nominated at Houston, ' crowd ought to get remit tt they'd In our histories to the Battle of too,; that's one of the few cities boycott th goods advertised ' o declared. ' ' ' those that d.dnl have that honor. Lcmoa Phosphate or something. t ' 1 Delinquency Decreases glaring billboards. ' work of the the Inauguration ."At being conducted by Mlas.Nutt, she , ................... said reports from 14 representative . cities were requested. . Of these, 10 reported decreases in Juvenile deJune 27 UP MILWAUKEE. linquency since the .war find four Art applied to a police boathouae reported alight increases. The work was instituted In an ef- will cost Milwaukee taxpayers $1.20C fort to disprove the oft repeated th! year. assertion (bat youth was on the deThe poflce department haa a cline morally. Miss Nutt said. launch, Killjoy, which Is used to !ifi: Miss Nutt skid the labor depart- oatrol the upper Milwaukee river rrT-.- t ij . r ri i lit n t i i i ment hoped to work out some plan and provide unaaked-fo- r chaperon of uniform treatment of the Juve- rge for couples In canoes and along nile. Question that, would result In the banks of the stream. a betier method, of handling the - There must be a house In which cases of youths brought before to-- keep It. A plain structure, to , Juvenile courts. ' cost $1,200 was planned. , t But Milwaukee has an art com a all men: on oil to have We the mission. to pass designs for Tip friend who will buy a car Juat as structures erected by the city. The soon a filling stations kre put on commission, disapproved of the "! j ( the Installment basis. plain pjanav, America is a country where they Artistic changes In the desten f lock up Juries and let the defen- the boethouse will Increase Its cost i ii."t dants out 'j to $2,400. , 'f!ltn; line of march. Logan Corps Coming- -in addition to the splendid musi- ;i 't ,t I; 'fi ( ivvget "all: let" ... on your tire problems for the .... f Here'i passanger to 30 passenger cars for rent any . - OP TOW- M- REDUCTION IN PRICES By TIRE COMPANIES SALE CONTINUS UNTIL JULY 1 ' 5 i ,T t&.c ND uenrxta. tea Auto livery Loop.- ..-- ,' eo ? bought a large number of candles - ul . CNtSWciHTOOT tfie only truhj f!reAfi for birthday cakes. . They'll Feast Often. Teo Men aren't hard to suit. In cook ing. If you just give them good food, Oreason has learned. "And they are going to eat plenty on this trip." he said. "I am planning to serve three or four square meals each day. In cold countries It takes more calories to stoke the human furt nace." In preparing the menus and mak ing, out the food budgets. G reason has ha4 the assistance f Drr Fran cis D. Coman. of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, who is dietitian of the expedition, and of George Tennant. cook, who cooked ea Commander Timpan--og- r- x rooowtooneof SecauAe tfie terial and has realised that there Canyon, Geneva, -'. J A - . UtT, ( will be a number o. birthdays to bt celebrated during the trip, so he hae ' V ff ' . kma)s!eoT$t -- ' i 1 VATetLMetH' FECI A S! ."The meals served at the Boutn Pole are going to be Just as good as thoee served at any Times Square eating place." Tons of Chicken and Turkey Among the deliveries to be made between now and the sailing of the are such Samson In September tons of items as this: Twenty-fiv- e meat chicken, turkevs and beef. three tons of smoked ham; two tons of bacon, sixty tons of groceries. two thousand pounds of cocoa, three hundred cases of evaporated meats. There will be laxee ouanttts of canned fruits and fresh. and dehy drated vegetables. Breads rolls and pies will be baked fresh by the ship's baker every day. Every Sunday, and once or twice during the week, there will be a roast chicken dinner, with hot biscuits and gravy, and special holidays will be the occasion for turkey. .' Greason, who is a far sighted man. has looked beyond the purely ma time. ' a. - CA ' : MCAH.I'M 50Wty A&30T THA- T- BUT 1 e Tvtevr atc alcw ACS HMttiO Band Committee of Legion Secures Mag-- 1 Wificerit Array of Stirring Music Fjof ; n 1 ! Spectacular Celebration With ten fit the best concert bands of central Utah engaged te participate in the glganOe patriot's1 celebration to be staged by ' the Provo Post of the American Legion oa the Fourth of July, no pains have been spared by the band committee, headed by Bvron Da strop, to provide more stirring music than baa ever been assembled before here in one place at any similar celebration. Arrayed In raspiendant uniforms, all of the bands' will appear In the imposing parade at 11 o'clock with each one heading a section In the Sill k i ' i $ A LESBIAN rip fi-- . ' |