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Show THE SPANISH FORK TRESS. SPANISH FORK. Worlds Largest Medical Center Dedicated I!TII Great German Dirigible. Lands at Lakchurst Tlilu photograph. transmitted by wire, shows the huge German dirigible Graf Zeppelin the .round at Ukchurat, N. J, at tha and of bar trip from Germany. lr An airplane of the large! medical renter In tin world, which waa formally dedicated recently. This great and group of hospital and cho htilollnga la In Now York city on IJIvendde drhn between One Hundred Sixty-sixtOna Hundred Klxty clghlb streets. ah waa being hauled ta Yuma Indian Band Wins Second Prize h Gobs of the Marion Dance With Eskimo Flappers Indiana In America which at mmdeal organization of The Yuma Indian hand the only a comiK-tltloat Coronado, Calif., won second prize. The memhera are all graduates of the Sherman Indian Institute of California and the Ihoenls Indian achoot of Arizona. one-trlh- e Chicagoan Has a Sikorsky Amphibian Plane Sailor from the United States count guard vessel Marlon enjoying a dance with Eskimo flapper on DIsko Island, latitude 70 degrees north.. Explorer and Geographer Honored LEGION COMMANDER 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. Caterpillar Wheel for Wheelbarrow BACK TO WASHINGTON Paul V. McNutt of Bloomington, Ind., who was elected national commander of the American Legion at the convention in San Antonio, in the war be served In the field artillery, rising to the grade Of lieutenant colonel. He is dean of the law school of Indiana university . This Is the beuutiful memorial at Conners Ferry, Idaho, which was recently unveiled to David Thompson, Intrepid explorer and geographer for the Northwest Fur company, near, the 'spot where he and Finnan MacDonald built the first trading rost in Idaho in Septembe. 1809. Duncan MacDonald, GAME WARDEN Perry Johnson signed a three-yea- r contract to pilot the Washington American iengue club. No information was given out by either Griffith or Johnson as to the salary terms agreed upon. Johnson confined his remarks to the statement that he was happy to get back to Washington, where he spent 21 years as a pitcher. Walter half breed grandson of Finnan MacDonald, Is at right. New Perpetual Service Bam The caterpillar tractor wheel, adopted been put on wheelbarrows and for the first autumn fair in Vienna. Here Is shown the end an ordinary wheel, demonstrating how pass over an obstruction. Smallest Full-Grow- n by tanks time was caterpillar simple It during the war, has demonstrated In the wheel on a barrow is for the former to Horse BEST PISTOL SHOT Perpetual service and use, uninterrupted by fires or .epairs,' is the promise of the masonry arch barn, a new wrinkle In farm buildings developed at Iowa State college by engineers tinder the direction of J. B. Davidson, head of the agricultural engineering department. The barn is constructed ei tirely of masonry. Aside from window frames and some equipment inside, there is no combustible material in the building. Outstanding In the construction of the building is the catenary arch used In the roof. The picture shows one of the bams partly completed. Irs. Walter B. Sellmer of Fairfax, Calif., who is the only aroman state game warden In the country. She was appointed in 1927 and since then has arrested 40 violators of the fish and game laws of California. In several cases she has disguised herself as an old woman and as a young g'yl in order to make arrests. Lieut r. .1 Oil Marry Illar.ili of Fort Sclui.v ho worlds reem d tin holder of pistol s!ioouj 2 2 per unt. I w. :!i a score oi horse Anna Southwiek of Danvers, Muss., with the smallest in the world. The animal Is perfectly formed and weighs only 37 pounds. full-grow- n |