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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TuoHclay, July 13, 1020
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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. The lighter
six is rapidly bucumlug a pronounc
ed vales leader 'In tho price class
under ft&uo, while In tho IKtiOii
und up clusslflcullou thn trend la
undoubtedly toward multi-cylinder
cars.
MMiMcewi
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OPONTJLA.
CHIEF OP
The Poofiac Six won instant ax
ceptance first a a quality car and
then aa a car at a price made pos
sible by tbe gigantic resource and
purchasing power at the disposal
of a division of General Motors.
Entirely disregarding price, the
Pontiac Six would be an outstand
ing car by the grace of its Fisher
body and the smartness of its Duco
OaUaaJ SI. Cli FMi
C SIX
THE SIXES
finish, by the size, power, and flex
ibflity of its engine! by the excep '
rjonal ruggedness and "heft" of
. every unit, from the dashing radi
ator cap to (he tail light .
. but a price of $825 literally
' throws this high-quality Six into
bold and impressive relief against
: the entire industry. . , :
iat Shr-4IOtf 4129- All Mum
R. R. R. GARAGE
820 Klamath
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TJm Inn, Ml ttJinitr, Wmtbtnit
pweir plaimtlliias
ireaUedl sinew ndlea
f enBflnmiie emciencw
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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
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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
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WILLYSK
OVERLAND - KNIGHT SALES CO.
4th and Klamath Avenue
Phone 899
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