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" MEDFOTCTf MATL" TTNP.TJXTC, rEDFORT), OT?Fi ON". MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 102. MBm0Me 0S3f(Bri& Mir By M "1 Blood Pressure (S - , i - 7 - &l plSf' yrr'' ftp 'rx : ' Efch 3Stlfc SAMSON CREW MASCOT. r! a ,. WITH HIS PALS . . Pvf 'W'JSg ''ftilWWIn 7i V.- -wi. ' .:- kkimmf i'A - ...... ; ?7'tSVy ' i- gf 1 1 important pp.tt In this expedition WU1 Mow Madlo Concert, i : ;' ; IjJStojjjOT ' ' .,' f,,A In trylni; fur llu. .South' I'oIr mkI Tha-romantic but not always o Ifm M arA ' "4 -lt' 4 Anturclic. The totul unknown ro-; podltlon wJII bo r.-placcd by cloct- " 'J iw5aV 7M JV " ' ' W-lh W. ",t Slon 18 tin nrc-u.of 4.U00 ,,u:ire I rlelty both on the boat anil ul tho -i 1'fl!tSwrr7lV rm m l""'a' lh" circumrurpnee of which base or the Hynl party. TIiIh malifS .. V ffStl PJff III r -' ilKr4t e Ui i. M la about ll.ouu sea milea. more than I It posaiblu lor llio Hyrd party to ' ' lr II If iJfff -s ;!: fx A ' , onn-thlrd the illstanca around the have a radio, set and, you have r&S&' ' ! ' ( ' ''''HKHiri J T V V, world. To help Hyrd prepare fori Buessed correctly, they will probab- IW ill 11, L. I i i ? 3 JMV V i1! Vv J&i tlitu (.-rent und. rtaklnff, Kd.sel Kord ; ly be able to listen In to the latest "VjWi , ifk'J H if&lJj-fliA " .fJh O . (V pift all the r-aources of the 1'ord liroadway programs, the samo as Xt J - Jr in SUPPLIES-. "fBk.P tZ ' J tl ul tin nf .Inln .In ivii'fv Utt i VI 11- A iiimii tli.u Ikiuh urn I II 1 ri V in l t " j,- W ' y ..:JtK-S:-, 'i S;1S : two ton. of bacon, alxty tons of K Jmt UL. ' Jlm R3 Nr-ftaTiigT JUST LIKE YOUfi HOME KITCHEN Million Dollar Expedition Will Pit World's Best In Men, Experience, Food and Equipment Against 1 Unconquered Polar Continent. IVHil.ATlON, with (in Im posing : array ot-ylutovtB over lough' oltl" Motlmr Nuiurtt to Its credit, t about to face its supnunc ti-Ht. H Ih trained to the minute with all tho r.eHources of rm'ttt proifrpxs h its vupoua. A fiillllun Uollara Ih In bai-k of It In i4fcah.ccrUIL or Uh equlvaluiit thut tmyx Dm riouth J'olar reKiou imiHt filially admit Uefi-at. Comtiiaitdi-r Uirhard K. Hyrd and hill band of CO HilnpM explorers, rt;prfientliiK clvllisut ion's . huvo at out to wrtiHt thu sttcrttta of. the Antarctic H-kI from Uh bjIvukb and miilmurii cnutluttri. HuuixIh simple hioiikIi to Nay It, IjiiI Jattou in JiIh Hfurch Tor tli Uoldn -'leece had u ott UHSiKnipfiit In comparison witji tlnj Hupir-maii rjfi'd job of the daallng coiiimaml it and IiIh comrltH. Iteccntly an Atlanta nnwHpaiicr nkvtl UadiiiK dliztMW what they thought of making Ihn Auluictlc trip with' liyi'd. 'I'hu only una who did not envy thu party wuh the olllclal w.-athnrnuni. Ho Bald bluntly 1 hut Ihcro waH not enough inoncy lu the world lo Inducu him to to that Hi'ctlou. Ami whn Ins hud explained aOMi'-thlug oT 'joudlllouH duwn thiMO hiH UdowhMlgu Hoimtwhat Jutllled IiIh ymninH. All avall ahh data on that vitKt unUnown and unfriendly bccIIoii, polutH to Um facrt that tho Antarctic Is much coldi.-r than at tho Arc'lo. At. the ' uropUHtMl inalti )uhu of ttiti Hyrd Kxpodltlon, tho nnum tiititpcrut ure J Ih ruled ul so degrm-H below zero. In uddltlon lo thu dangorn of great, ruggr-d, ley iiiouptaiiiH and tmirli vroiiH erevaHHeH, onu of tho Kreuteat liaardH Ih the priwnen of gah'M, Kvhosn velocity vangeH from SO to 3 00 miles an' hour. Near the polo they. attain velocities of H.u uiIIoh or more. . When It Ih considered that these gigantic uprlHlngs of nature often happen at a few inln uleH notice, inanlfeMllitg tht-niHelvi-H ah lenillc blizzards with no mercy for mere man, one can gather a fulnt Idea of the savage riNlts tho unwary explorer runs. Icy Ilurriciit imit ObMiu-lcH l')mlnn of huge. Icy mouutiiliiH, gigantic far Hung ridgos of Ice (hat bcciu to say grimly, "they Hhalt not pusa" to the hardy explorer, abound on every hand to form almost tn Hiipu ruble obstacles, (J rent tlrlits of snow many feet deep add to the obstacles that the udvepiurous must face. At, it'UHt'ten expedltlotiH have tried In vain to roach the South Tole. Some of them were not only thwurted of their nmbitioiiH je Hlgna. but were actually swallowed Up by this strange, relentless con tinent. Tho nlr also has Its tremendous hazards. Intense cold, auvt-ping winds, snow and Ico make airplane conquest a dlitlcult If not Impossllilo (lon t.ff.M-tlvely undertaking. savagt! nature. Against theso forbidding obstacles i most linportaiit factor In the prepiired to t success of an expedition such as groceries, two thousand pounds of cocoa, three thousand pounds of powdered milk, one hundred and llfty cases of sweet cued condensed milk, a ton of sugar, (till gteat body bulldcm and hyal producers), a ton or salt, two tons of coffee, two tons of Hour and three tons mi of washing powder. A A Ihuusanil lMuinds of flavored (Commando ihurl ull the forces that civilization i nl0 present one, is food. Napoleon was making no wisecrack, when he coined the famous phrase. "A,n anby trav.t Is on Its stomach.' Not a "I'lnk Tt" Moats, poultry, vegetables, tasty desserts, all worthy of the, table of a Kll'th Avenue hotel will bo. i ho menu of the Hyrd parly can place ul his command. His Tiien represent .the pick of thous uuds of tho country '8 best. As far us personal equipment Is con cerned, previous expeditious have had remarkable men, but men alone are not sulllclent to win such ,u campaign 'as .this promises ip ,be. ; The real lest, in Commander, iut of Hie dhdies that will ho served Vela! lu fur the preparation of .Ttyrd's estimation, lies in I ho power, ami coiurorlH (hat will b( provided hundred and one desserts and sal ;of experience, knowledge, food, 1 hits alremly led many to cxelalni. ; a,jH H ,m j(H way t0 tho Hyrd hasp, equipment and other elements tnj",Hl.uy mU" and."souui parly" Tlfs ls jUltt om; invlstrathn of tho enable the expedition to outKouoral 1 and elicited other expressions full 'numo-llke touch that will feature outllght and outlast the tierce fore-I of wlstlul envy. Hut anyone vjho t.Xp,,(miou rooking. We have oven en of nature in lint Antarctic, j thinks .this expedition has been M,,m, H,( fitl. Xk Uiclude a very Nmor has a Hlmllar pxiu'dlllon planueil along iho lines of a Junket nl. tUunt It y of decaffeinated been so mniried, Informed and ! 0r a pink lea -does not envisage ,,uflV)l for tli'ls wluwo nerves do rwl'l"'u .w. .1- i.iiunit-iiKf ui . , fc kllldly to CoffeP COIItllln- l'ructunliy u tniinon .iniiars is ro-1 to b.j met nor do they Have ms ..i.i . ,.n.t(tt,.n w i-xnoet tented In oultllling the venture. itdun of the host ways lo "lick"! t .i,., ..i- Ahlai ctle prehted In oultllling the venture. Hou of the host ways lo "lick About IKiO.nfio of this-amount Is t he sullen Antarctic. I'hystcal cn tnvisted iti tho best food Iho world ' ditlou. IiIkIi spirits and conlldeut uffords. detci'iiiliintloti urn elements vllat to , KxtrtHtltlop Well IMuim.nl doing a clvlll?.cd Job In a wild and Months ago Commander Hyrd Wlu'lly barren territory, nnd his Htalt began the work of The prnblum of taking food lhal planning, outiming and toying the; will contribute to these results Hi foundation for this great adventure j uuantltles sufYlcient to cam for Into unknown lands. The "Ham-lxUiy men ihtomch two to twu-nml-non" Vui locatel In Norway, ' a-half years and keeping It In good brought to New York nml overn . condition tliroughout that time Is jauled. ' Slio Is iulppid with j no miiuI oup. un nll-Htoel prow to cut her! It has been learn d, for Instance. during tho week thero will ho a roast chicken dinner, with hot bis cuits and gravy, ami on special hol idays, thero will ho turkey., ll doesn't scum so terribly try ing oven to bo In a temperature many, many degrees- below zero If one can alt down to a turkey dln- xbh.raiion begin to tell!"Pr "M'pou ore wnn n delicious the men. .Large quantities " " unuun, iyru canned fruits and dehydrated , ttlril a i ru ims seiecieu ino iiU'llllicl'S OL his party with great care. Thus. Tcnnant. 'who went throii(th tho Icy t.iut l IIia V.ixtl. DaI.. I..... I H....L- ..ul it, i,iinl,.,ti iiiiil ll'tl'. I " """ "J il.lU Ilia , . 1 " . . share of hardship In schools of ex- taok v? raiiler exploring cum- jloriom.0t palgns, nit hough wo will be prvv- vlded with oven theso foods. ' vrinniw nil inp on of vegetiibbn. will taste like the leal . thing with tin aildltion oT a HtUe water. yulto a contrast to tho this trip. There is one mnn who la a ilrst clnss pilot, a good mechaiilo, a surveyor and a flotf driver. "An assistant doctor has shipped us seaman, Tneru will be explorers, veterans of other Tolar expedi tions. u,vlaiors. physhinns. tfoolog ists. eootoglsts and other scientific men, geographers, engineers, his torians, writers, radio experts, a movie p holograph or, mechanics, soma, service of value to contribute to the .exptJltion.- When -a particularly stubborn lo b;irrler impedes tho progress of tho explorers, dynamiters will bo on tho Job with high explosives. Tractors and snow ploughs will bo used to tight their way through plant at his disposal. Tho Com mander will take with him a $lg all-metal trl-motored plane wLh tho samo factor of safety us the all-alccl automobile body, for the attempted Might over tho South Hole and several smaH all-metal monoplanes for observation work. Tho housing of the Antarctic band will be a matter of special ca.ro, and Ingenuity. Specially de- Bea'tnen und many others who fmvcj ssneu- houses to withstand tho rigors of tho Polar region will bo erected by expert carpenters, which will provldo living, sleeping and eating- quarters for overybody as well as kitchens and rooms for e luxation. ' ; Thero will bo a hospital, work' shops for scientists and a machine stubborn snow-drifts. A . small .liit l.lko Mother's t'ooklnjc ' norm ifaichen, who Hew with Hyrd . automobile with snow treads Willi8""' lur l"a rv,r Ui uauiugcu No nuin on tho ' City of New r in rsorin i oio. win attempt neip xo cat up distance, when nec- pianos. v.,. L ..i- i iii., p.ii it- Uhh, , t mi' h similar icai over me out h Pole, t essarv. rinii.i. ...m v. " . un i.i'i iM going to have n 'hance to nlxli 1 Ul "o i nuou io Arctto exploration could sue-, of It inado by the Kskimos. of flouting h o um! la liiforofd In erumtdea ul u temponuure of arm. (h( hnln(, ro(;kilm ,n. tlur ,lU,s States Navy Air nervlec will act as cord without Hog huskies. Thrro , reindeer cloth, the lightest and ,uny wuvm o stand th uK-llpi" degrees i,oow r.ero: thcrefnro fuels hk(i nuluM. usr,, n inilk hvvtkWV Wlot on Important ulf trips, whilet will bo 75 of thorn with family ! warmest known for Arctic life. A aho will likely reeeHo In the Houth parked lu this way tvmihl be of,, .M In lmV(, lh(1In lh Jlck Kantor. chief heltnsnmn on trees many generation back filled nienitmi. ..i,miv t r. Wu time he .Is gone. Hread. rolls ,yrU 8 rUi I ole expedition will bo with thrltUng feats of mushing be on hand to keep he men safe and pies will he baked fresh, bM tho jn-ein. .Minroy cniei through tho Arctic wildorness. f rom frost bltca. Kven so squill ship's baker every .lay. As the m'1p ,on ' tinu Noirtih "'pin triP. ,Tiieso dogs, with much of the wolf 'detail as caro of the fcot has bo baker. Albert hi C.elhing. and "n u.ieooson. stratn in them, represent the pick carefully covered. A special crass veteran for thirty years with tho nf ih Vnnh nn -iti i-a,.nr.i. nru... i... i . Mww.Mne ..ro n imrl nf her In ..In.- ......v imii I il. .l.,V m g ClllUl III, emei cock, rr- -,.,,. UltM ...i. . . . " . 7 " . " " " V'". V .u..m . Norway iq l'olar seas. Many . refinements, t no alue unless very carefully pro uch nn electric lights, wireless sets. tected. Storage places for tinned Hunt tie refrigeration for the (rop-i goods hud to bo pmvld-d on the k'al part of her voyage and a com- j supply ships nnd the cans blnutlon stratn and ehictrlc brend lacked. Some foods w III b. packed (qeriins nl" vlHii fVu nniy lit n IIIO Rail-: UClllO Ctlie .MKrti. , nr. i-fiiiHip nana t omans. iio school Hiiccessftil North Colo trip, they "1 ' V ' : ' ,l ,p. v 011 I . , , ,, ,.vi t i, , , lKl JOU iiopKins i ntvertitv. rqulpmeiiti Itechrlstoiied as the used lo Insure u proer and atb City o( New Vori, shfl has ajilletl : qnutu fiol supply at nil times on h-r eventful voyago as th lirt)The rxpedillon Is earning mnn r thf fleet of three boats to carry 1 than l.''uO Ihum nf fnn.l rrnhm thA full otnodltlon and Its eauln- lng the lm.-iedienis for nt.v .n .l, H"111 weauierworn men. no mnuoi ..... diient to Its I'rtiar bane-, ? whloh Iho nioder.i honaewlie vat.r"-11111'1" l'f"'lt,! hat may x- manii,.r of tho lrltBn Kavv.who. i While IhursJa a treinendout mln- ireure. it- : th r.i sctinf aa bo tun onl - Kvory Sunday and onco or twice tions by way of the air. While the men appreciate ths difllfiilflna oiinl .1 . nt. The dogs have been absorb the mens moisture .and korp, mot. tly feel that where clvlllia- Too High! any of the stay-at-homes. I- or sending purposes, a wireless us ing tho Marconi system will be Installed at the baso to send bullet ins of the expedition's progress to tho rest of the world. Possibility of lire, will be met by use of up-to-date fire extinguishers in the hands of a specially drilled corps with the expedition. An up- to-the-mlnulo gymnasium will bo pleasant recreational feature. It will be equipped for hand ball, box ing. Indoor tennis, wrestling and ill kinds of gymnastic work. Thero will also be hot anil cold shower baths and a physical director lo help keep tho men flu An extensive library of more than a thousand volumes has been selected by Pro fessor Lawrence M. Gould, of tho University of Michigan, who Is ac companying the expedition as a geologist, for tho benefit of lite party. Tho members of the party will be ablo to use cameras specially designed for tho light conditions existing near tho Pole, and special watches. They will have special 24 hour dials. Illuminated with radium. On looking at one of theni at say, 3:.t0 P. M.. it would prob ably read. 13:30 oclock. Por cook ing purposes; coal und gasoline stoves will be used of a special en closed typo. Some of theso will be located at special bases to be es tablished at different points throughput tho territory to bo, ex plored. Purpose- of F.podfttnn What are the purposes of all this preparation many will probubly ask. One of the Important alms of tho expedition will be to study weather : conditions. Und out, it possible, the sources of the wt. ids of the world nnd also gathor data which will add to sclentlllc Infor mation on light. Hrarch will be made for untnial, vegetable, miner al, murine und bird life und oven extinct, life of ancient times. 1 Meteorologists of the ITnlttf States government and other places will be on hand with sun compassi es and other highly specialise! scientific apparatus to study all. conditions bearing on the weather! of the Polar region and Its relaH lion to the rest of the world.' Astronomers are In the party to study the stars. Night pictures will be Uen and rf study of the famous Southern Cross will be made. Tho expedition will prob ably plot out land In th South Polo region, draw up maps and w,horever possible, try to establish landing fields for future exploia- 11 nn liv wntf nf ill. ni- ! I could tell there was some thing wrong from tho dizzy spells and difficult breathing 1 had. Hut I didn't dream my blood pressure had gone up to ami a very critical state! A friend who had tjho same trouble told me tho liver is fre quently responsible and urged mo to trv ox gall. On his advice I got a package of Dioxol tablets, and before long rroticed a change in my condition I began to feel stronger and moro energetic and ehecking'up on my blood pressure found It had gone down." High blood pressure, hardening of the arteries, habitual cnmlpa (Ion, headaches, "tired feeling" and p remal u re o Id age a re com mon ly due to system poisoning (auto-In toxication) as a result or siuggisn liver. 1-et the liver become inac tive and it fails to cleanse the blotjd of the poisons formed In food waste. Tho whole system then bo comes toxic und health Is slowly and surelv broken down. Natural ox gall, extracted from the liver ij tho ox, Ih recognized ns the fine. tonic lor tho human liver. i natural liver stimulant and lit em lly rejuvenates that organ, which Is to rejuvenate the entire system. The pure genuine ox gall is to be had in dainty, tasteless form in Utoxol tablets. Kach 1 i -oxol tablets represents ton drops of pure ox gall and .costs less than two cents. Cenulne Uioxol has picture of ox's bead on package. On sale at all good druggists. Spec ial agent, .larmiu & Woods Drug Store. lias 1 muster i :,;,7diX: v;,;.. i!- t -- erworn men. lm niatter',..,, i- " " tuu UNI""1? - e.coiil-: OI ruetilliun. . AdiMinnlo Dana Kiinlpmrnt AlrpUnm ar, (oltif to play in mulct tho tutelage of i feet ln'rfectly dry. thus uvoldini; lllv. ra. They tiav. alao j r ro.iteilf. et. one of the Arrtlo buir. bcara. w Of course, there will )ie medicines or nil kinds and , a thousand and one little ,tllln Hint iro to' nui.ko .tip tho coinorl of men on such a lone fcn.d arduous trip. i 'inc!A It i- p is and Holly Sts. Phone 244. A Complete Cleaning and Dyeing Service yellow&0L Scribblings PENCIL XCk 3h 1 with theT Analyzed Louise Rice, world famous graphologist, . can positively read your talents, virtues end faults in the drawings, words and what nots that you scribble when "lost in thought". Send jyour" scribblings "or signature for analysis. 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