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Show PAGE SIX THE TIMES-NEW- Friday October 26, 1928 NEPHI. UTAH S. Great German Dirigible Lands at Lakehurst World's Largest Medical Center Dedicated - . f h wis? rwim-MD- rv. - . m tat This pbotograpli, trnnsniitted by wire, uhows the huge German dirigible Graf Zeppelin as she was being hauled to the ;round at Lakehurst, N. J., at the end of her trip from Germany. An airplane view of the largest medicnl center In kht world, which was formally dedicated recently. This great, group of hospitals and school buildings is in New York city on Riverside drive between One Ilundred Sixty-sixt' and One Hundred Sixty-eightstreets. ,. , Yuma Indian Band Wins Second Prize h h Rf Gobs of the Marion Dance With Eskimo Flappers ii.il?- yv, - - . 1 !;iti' M in -- .i - - tOzbJV i- -v ft --- 1 y The Vuma Indian band the only musical organization of Indians In America which at a competition at Coronado, Calif., won second prize. The members are all graduates of the Sherman Indian Instione-trib- tute of California and the Thoenix Sailors from the United States coast guard vessel island, latitude 70 degrees north. Explorer and Geographer Honored H a 51' f ' . ' f "' tuJ (ul ' w'D mow son f"N- - if f " , ' ' ' h i , v? ' : : : y . 5 g. This is the Sikorsky amphibian plane recently purchased by Charles Walgreen of Chicago and delivered to him there- - It has a wing spread of 71 feet. K BACK TO WASHINGTON i Caterpillar Wheel for Wheelbarrow Si . (. ... ur' Paul V. McN'utt of Bloomlngton In (I., who was elected nathmul com-niand- er i ye Till u -.' : A V 5 X t Mi- V p ''1 '."Mn - of Arizona. ' jn i Indian school LEGION COMMANDER f li d Chicagoan Has a Sikorsky Amphibian Plane r Marlon enjoying a dance with Eskimo flappers on Dlsko e ' of the American Legion at the convention In San Antonio. In the war he served In the field artillery, rising to the grade of lieutenant colonel. He Is dean of the law school of Indiana university . 'r-'- , Is the beautiful memorial at Connors Ferry, Idaho, which was recently unveiled to David Thompson, Intrepid explorer and geographer for the Northwest Fur company, near the spot where he end Flnnnn MacDonald built the first trading rost In Idaho In Septemhe. 1309. Duncan MacDonuld, lulf breed grandson of Flnnnn MacDonald, Is at right. l . v W ." v ihi 1 A x u , WK. .r; it .w... n in - . jf' GAME WARDEN Johnson signed a three-yea- r contract to pilot the Washington American league club. No Information was given out by either Grlffltb or Johnson as to the salary terms agreed upon. Johnson confined his remarks to the statement that he was happy to g?t back to Washington, where he spent 21 years as a pitcher. New Perpetual Service Barn , i , : f M,i0lji Wulter . f- Terry -caterpillar tractor wheel, adopted by tanks put on wheelbarrows and for the first time was autumn fair In Vienna. Here Is shown the caterpillar end an ordinary wheel, demonstrating how simple It The been pass over an obstruction. Smallest Full-Grow- n ... .... 1 1 during the war, has demonstrated In the wheel on a barrow Is for the former tlfr' Horse BEST PISTOL SHOT f 'r fi k r : i iifr B rerpetnnl service and use, uninterrupted by fired or .vpalrs, Is the new wrinkle In farm buildings develpromise of the masonry arch barn, oped at Iowa State collt-pby engineers under the directum of J. 15. Davidson, bend of the agricultural engineering department. The barn U constructed ei tlrely of masonry. Aside from window frames and some equipment Inside, tin-rIs no combustible Material In tit building. Outxfnndlnc In the ci.nMniUim of the building Is the cnlennry arch used In the roof. The picture shows one of the burns portly completed. Irs. Walter 15. Kilmer of Fairfax, ha Is the only Ionian stnte Cnllf., She game warden in the country. was appointed In 1027 and since then has arrested 40 violators) of the fUb. and game laws of California. In several cases she tins dl.ogulsed herself as an oh! and as a young g'll In order to make arrests wrna I V LleuL Harry lar.-of Fort Schuyler, the bolder of the world's record at pistol shooting W pe' oenL 2-- with a StiaKalSBSSSIItfSSSMSMSHbSHSSSati9SHntSKSaS2l score of Anna Soulliwlck of I'nnvers, Mmss with the smallest the world. The snlmnl Is jierfeclly formed and weighs only full-grow- In hors 37 pounijji. |