The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 13, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textr ElgBI 1 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TuoHclay, July 13, 1020 A BITOF EGYPT IN THE OZARKS tv-v at tfi i t JkVs .ill ' 2r - 5SSSkjs; r v 'JSf I mil V Ufa. 1 f v. V. ,- r-i. ..T-Wla. -..t'-n I Aborv, worn on tbe grmaing. Rich Hotel Owner Spends 00,000 On Shaft FATETTBVILLE. Ark.. July II. -A huge concrete pyramid that WIU preaerre records of present-day civlllration (or millions of years, if neoesarr. Is being built among the back hills of tho Arkansas Ozarks by William Hope (Coin) Harwy. wealthy resort hotel owner. On the passageway leading to tho central crypt will be a copper tab let for some archaeologist of the year 121.097. or ' thereabouts, to decipher. It will -read: "When this Is read, go below and find a record of and the cause or tbe death of a former civilization." ; A Friend of Bryan Harrey. who was a close friend and co-worker of the late William Jennings Bryan, and a leader In the free silver movement that Bryan espoused in tho "nineties." believes that some day our civiliza tion most pass away just when, ho doesn't pretend to know, except that It will be a great many years hence. And he wants future gen erations, who poke around in our ruins, to have as full and complete an WILLIAM H. , HARVEY 36 MODERN FYWMI 6UIL0ER. - the site of William H. pyramid, showing how foundation is pre ventions as possible. Hence the pyramid. "Our civilization of today is rich In intricate Inventions and cultural devices, but It can leave little, if anything, in the way of lasting rec ords for tho ages to come," he says. "This pyramid, which I regard as tho greatest undertaking of my life, will preserve records of the. world of the present for tbe greater civil ization of the future, and those na tions and civilizations may have the opportunity to build up a happier world through finding out the mis takes and advantages of the life of our age. "I have decided to erect my pyra mid hero because, geologically, thu Ozarks are among the oldest moun tains in the world. The process of account of our customs and in- erosion has diminished their origi nal height of more than 14.000 feet to less than 1400 feet above sea level. Tbe bard limestone base, which I have effectually protected from the action of ground water. Is as enduring as any substance known, and the bills have already become so worn that It is impossi ble for the pyramid to become burled through erosion of the near by mountains." ; Work Already Iiognd . Work on tho foundation, of the big pyramid has already begin, and construction of tho main bodywJU stati nuiiiu a icw.wee-Ks. i no pyra mid Is o.' bo-'l30 feet-high, 40 feet squaro at its base and six feet square at the top. Its construction will require 16,000 sacks of ce ment, 30,000 cubic feet of sand and 58,000 cubic feet of gravel. Tho total cost is estimated at $50,000. Tho Inn nf a rminilrul Kill tiam been excavated to bedrock lime-! stone for the foundation, and ap-j proximately 150 holes have been! drilled SB turt Into llio rock, In which cfiucnt shafts will bo sunk us protection rkhIiinI vroston. In the venter ut llio iiyniuvlil there will bo n romu So feet siiiiiri, surruuuded by a cullil coiicmto Mull vlxbt feet thick. Tills dutmlicr Willi eoiilnlii two vuulln from which tin1 ulr caii be exbiiuoled by a system of pipes luftdlng to the outxlilu. Maniples of .Mavlihieiy v. in menu inuiiH win ue piliccu Various examples of this . itoueru- tlon's nchlnvciueitts miniature air planes, radio ' sots, phoiiugrtiulut linotype machines, Hteamnbls, unto mohllea and other mechanical lie rices. Alngsilnes and newspapers. their pages covered with wnxed paper to prevent Ouv Ink from tad l"C will be placed In the vaults, as will a ropy nf "Common Sense," a hook by Mr. llnrvey. There will bo nothing In perpetu ate the nuuies of any people aalilo from the records In Iho books and magazlnos. Nn names will bo en graved, on thu walla. After the vaults ore filled I hey will bo hernial Icully sealed und the air will be exhausted by means of the pipes. Then tho mouth of the Hhsft leading to the crypt will be sealed and Iho pyramid will be left to wait for the prying eyes of some curious scientist, scores of centuries lu llio future. (Copyright, 1936, NBA Service, Inc.) All LAW IA)H ANUELKS "Make certain that into no title there be allowed to enter any word, phrase. cIiiumi or sentence that directly or Indirectly encourages slightest disregard for law," s:ild Will It. Hay In comment ing on such a policy rdopieil recent ly by picture producers nnd distrib utors of America. The policy emph.tsUc I tho prohi bition law. Autoist Seeks Car Comfort, Makers Think OlcUmobile Made with this Object in View What tho ureal mans of (lie aulo mulilllnit public wants today III n car Is comfort III nil leanon. '0 id looks, n flexible ami powerful ei. Itlne, economy of operation and li ed ernte price, according to roiicliihlnn renelied by executives nf t)ldn Motor Works. At tiny rntn this Is Iho word ro celved hero by 41. II. Wnlil'i'ii. head or Klunmlli Valley Motor Co., OIllHIIIohllo lllNtl'llllllOI'4, w lui iiiinliwl out that one of llio raciurs In thu pust which uallltiaied una.iiht the Kale of cloned curs In bit; volume .van tile substantial difference I'l price between open and clus-d modclx of tile suiiih niuke. , "While It wuH, and U. possiblu :o buy it eleaeil car ul It prico to fit nioHt any poekethook, there were many persons who prefened to iiac- l If Ice closed ear eomfoit lo i,et a smoother, blglier powered open mu ni tho same prUe," i nullum d 'dr. Wusliburn, "Keououilea ill iiHiliuf e l ui" nmde posHible by the m tetiili'ic d itu ef the now Olilsuioliile ctiii- ii, howeier, tins almost totally i - iiio . 1 th: con dition by brloiilm; l'i i j;u li prli down to within .1 la lulled d ilium or so of an otioutly i;o.i. tipen hr. Tbe price dlfferencu la so small thai It rarely proves a Kales hum. r. "The desigu of the i-.i, h, bchldes removiug tho pric-i .llrt.Tiuil.nl fm tor, has also i-Umlunl x: sonu utliei objections' to rliMi-l ciru. Wdli win. dows lowered. I lie i.ew i-ne piece ventilating winilsliield r.il-rd, the couch glees the sainn delliihlful till L nous In siiiiliuiir us ilovs the loiti'lu'Ki ear, "Tint Olilaiiiolillo coneli Ik coiU Nll'Ucled of metitl panels MMetidlllH from rloni' lo roof, with gracl'dil curves nt Hie rear. It Is finished In Iho new liiNlroiis llucu. The lull rlnr Is iipholHiered In long wcurloif fulc ilea und niilHliod with the hiiiiiii citie and careful attention lo ilntiill nn are tho seduns, Krocl ami real souls are deep mid roMt.'nl 'mid so spaced that nuiro llimi niniila leg room Is provided for belli front .mil rear suit uiMieiiiter. 'Tho front scstu a rti iinuHiuiliy cdlururlahle, the lull ks as well its Hie seat eushloiis belliit Hell paildvd ever splines, mid can bo folded fnrwitr l under the cowl. It Is einilpp..il with automatic wimlHlilold ileuuer uul cowl IIkIiIh mid Is poivonnl by I he famuiis six cylinder 1,-head enuliie that lias mnde such a iiailio fu' II self fur smooth power and' economy, "Imporlnut uuuoiineements of the mt iinhlid coutluiialiee "f Olds iiier perroniiniico iiialttles for Hie IH'W miidelH. wlll be iiiaile next Sun day, " Mild Mr. Wanliliui'ii. I'Oltl Kl TO YVOItK It KIIOINO -Inspecting the county putads Is always a favored pastime rur superviHors on fair vummer itfleriiooiiH. Hut hn .Shasta o'.iinty board ma Into a (lend of fureal flee smoke yolorduy ami was liniiSed out of uiilomolillen iiiiiiil put U ttjjrk until relleted by luilrlelj pannlug III ntltolll. t)ll-8. r.Mimtiio ritiiTicHTKii .SALKJI. Ore.. July 13. (!) Of ficials of Iho suite of WupililiiRloll will be asked to postpone for one year the effective data vt llio stulu's emhu.to on Orcg.u rhlck. , , Tho pmkuFiio Is in .'apply l j all t'hl'ks ex,it those certified lo be free from whltn dlurliiheu. ttl saved, using Classified Ads. Eight Motor Is "Declared Ideal 0 f l'hul the idiihl cyllmler inolor Is iUi il"luu in which iiiilumotlvo pro ItreHS will lUlliiintely itlluln lis gresl- t perfectinn mid ihut this motor Ulll evunlually replace all other types lu Iho higher priced fluid Is (he opinion of, Dubois Youiik, vlco lireslilent of Hut Hupp Molof Oar corpur.itliia. Ills opinion Is bused primarily on llio Inherent capabll Hies of tils motor jiioni than any other to alvu ciunpleio satUfuctlon and siiconilsrlly It is based vn tho preference that In everywhere' sliotvii by iiiolorlsls lowuril tho mulll r Un der uioior, "lu Hie elulll cylllldef aiolor," points out Mr. Yiiuiik. 'Ms obtained 11 I'nmplotn blemllllK of power I lu ll u Inert that brings the mntilmum lu I'D smoothiiess and iUletnHS. Kucl HiriiKt Is perfectly balanced by a Mo ther to biiiiK a refluud rlbratlonloss motor perforruaaro such as Is unub lalnuble In miilurs with less cylln decs. Aliliougli fur sumu yuars past engineers linvo recOKIllied the si. perlorliy of I he slnrlglit eight, It was never marketed In any largo sales volume until Hut Introduction of the lliipmoldlo eli; lit famed the world over lor Hie preclslou of Its engin eering design and thn marked adher ence to thcHo'ilvftlxiis In production. Iliipniobllo was In a most farorabl punll Ion to successfully meet (bis growing deuiaad fur the right r Ho lier car. "It lins been 4I10W11 that tun trend of Ibo buying In Iho two great fields which uro thu lower and medium priced cars -has been decidedly al tered lu thu pust year. 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GARAGE 820 Klamath 'ii.: jssV - I SV X TJm Inn, Ml ttJinitr, Wmtbtnit pweir plaimtlliias ireaUedl sinew ndlea f enBflnmiie emciencw ..... j ALL records formates among cars of its size and price class are being broken by this newWillys-Knight Six "Seventy". All records iot engine effidency, car performance, operat ing economy and smooth running, in its class have been set aside by what it bas been doing in the hands of owners. It has created an afuirely new idea of what engine efficiency can really mean" v Throughout it( entire range, the motor in this great favor ite develops gt cater horse-power per cubic inch of piston displacement, than any other stock, American built power plant. At speeds well over 60 miles an hour, this engine runs as smoothly and silently as at a loafing speed of 25-30 miles an hour and Merc is not the slightest feeling of strain or ' labor in the power plant. The chassis i.iatchcs the power plant in its superior con struction and great reliability. Engineers say it is practically unbreakable. The powerful four-wheel brakes arc of the type used by 93 of all European cars. ' See this remark able car test its riding and driving qualities. TUB Willrt-Kitislit ' tlfr 1m motor t Iditinatins ill of rh sisal cartas troubUl. vilvs ditiacaiiiif ad compilation,... "TV oasis thst tst- sto hi with ut TOURING 11294 ST ANDAR 5 SEDAN 41 m Price, m.o. fact orr Through ihiniu WWyifin et plKj buy this car oa smsllerdown payments cV smaller fnonthlynayfflenta -the lowest credit coit ia it uioSuUf . : , ') RIGHT t. WILLYSK OVERLAND - KNIGHT SALES CO. 4th and Klamath Avenue Phone 899 v.'tv ,'