The Evening herald., July 22, 1927, Page 10, Image 10

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THE EVENING 1WRALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Fi idiiv. .Inly 22. 1027.
SEARCH- PARTY
EEKS EXPLORER
A Galaxy of" Trans-Atlantic Air Heroes
I.OMHJ.V. July 21. (AIM An ex
ploring mystery paralleling the fa
mous disappearance -ot David Liv
ingstone In the heart o( durkm
Africa In I'.iK la forced rail
fur volunteers, in neck Colonel P.
II. Fawcett. British explorer, who
vanished two years ugo. In the
depth) uf uncharted Braill while
searching for traces of the world's i
p!i!t civilization.
CuIom'l .Fawcett van last heard
of at Ilakairl Post, in the Province
of Maito ilrossr.. froai where he
"jumped off" tn carry out hi In
wpevtion f ti e cmtral plateau. He
hoed !h'.n to find relics and trea
sure of bygone, civiliiation that
would prove his theory that the
Anurl'iiu mntlnent peoples were as
culturally Important as those of j
Kyypt and ancient tireere.
iugstona was rescued after'
lx-iiig mlss'nc five years. The Stan-1
ley expedition w hich brought .iv-j
ingstono M.-k to civilisation is one !
of the groat epics of exploration, j
The Brazilian territory In which!
Colonel Fawcett disappeared is In-j
habited by cave men w ho eat human j
f!e.h. by inpenetrabie forests, fero-1
cious-anlmals, poisonous insects and )
Teat reptiles.
Colonel Fawcett was accompan
ied hy only two white men, his son,
Jack Fuweott and It. Rlmtnel. an
other young Englishman. His ex
pedition planned to lire on the
country and was furnished instru
ments hy the ifoyal Geographical
Society.
"Don't count on any more dis
patches." said his last message, j
Colonel Fawcett advised his friends
not to worry unless he was not !
heard from for at least two years, j
That time has fussed and.. Mrs.. OAKLAND. Calif.. July 22. iFPi
Fawcett. who lives with her dangh- ; The old coast guard cntter Hear. :
ter at Torquay. Is (treatly distress-j probably the most famous of all the1
ed at the absence. of news from ben active ships of the United States
husband. j naTv. s soon to be retired from sea ;
The Royal Geographical Society , duty and. according to word from
has offered the proposed search ; guard headquarters in Washington. '
party all possible help, but points, win hereafter be used as a reeeir
out that while the Brazilian govern-1 ing ship an ignominious ending to
meat will probably give every ast career of fame extending over a
sistanre In its power. It docs not period of fifty years,
pretend tr exert any control orer j The Bear Is to- be replaced hy i
the wild interior of the country. the Northland, now at Aakland fit- j
wit Us untamed tribes, which washing out after completing her maid-'
the goal of Colonel Fawcett-. ad- r. f,.m !
venture. The Bear started out her career
, I In the part of the Arctic in which
I, MacMillao Is now working when she
j was secured by the t'nlted States to
I ! I go into the Ice between Greenland
r-trio ,. ,,. . . land the North American mainland
fcr -t , ?, t " i rt1,n " "'"" ka
"' ''r; ,T ? !ftar expedition. -The Bear effect-
Spaniard who tzhl battles with I ed , regcue and for , ,
; held the record of having penetrat-
jed closer to the NorMi Pole than
' any other vessel.
5r-'c vv " -,-
Of the seven American aces to fly the Atomic till" spring, ouly Colonel Lindbergh was absent when
Uils picture was taken on the steps of the International Club In l'arls. It was on the occasion ot the meet
ing of Commander Klchard K. Byrd and his crew of the "America" Iw-th Clurence A. Chamherlln and Chnr
les A. lrine. the New Ycrk-to-(!ermany fliers. At the hjft, hut In hand, is llert Arnsta, then .Lieutenant
George oNville. Byrd nnd Bernt Itailcheu: in the second nw. between Noville and Byrd, Is Chamlierllu. nnd
between Byrd and Bulchen, l.erlnt'. Club members are grouped behtud them.
Famous Old Ship
"mnana"
! tries has
In Latln-Amerl.an coun- off. and the ballroom then liecamo
led to ridicule .in the
a . TJ ' n j United States and Kng'aud, where
10 136 IVcUrCfl it is taken as a symbol of Latiu-
, American Indolence.
FLASH Lit; UTS I.Al SK
INIyiK DAXCK KFFKtT
a piHtai of tiny rays bobbing
hither and thither.
Mrs. Marshal la the mnlhiT In
law of Mtfrshnll Field of Chicago.
The millionaire who dresses as
well as his clerk Is mon or less
eccentric.
LONDON. A.P. Mrs. Charles
Marshall, the American hostess "of
Grosrenor square, has introduced a
novelty to London society. ' i
. During a dance she distributed 1
flashlights to all her guests. Th
electric lighting system was turned
At the Pine Tree
bull whips for your love?
interesting doesn't it?
And when the lover is that hand
some Antonio Moreno that makes
It all the more interesting. j I'HJI.K.W OFFICIAI
Interi'siing enough for Greta Garbo. i
in "The Temptress,'
Kl'LKS OIT MAXANA
now playing at SANTIAGO,' Chile. 'July 11. (A.
T : .. nr t- . t. i
li, mm V ", 0"0P.)-Chjle's foreign minister. Con-
. , . ' v,rado Rios Gallardo, will tolerate
beraue she get, hi mmto th. bulj j no ,r of ..iIanana-. In thle fonc.
whip fiBht and all the rest of the ,., , .. jm,
j Sonor Gal!ard! has given or- f
i ders to his staff that hereafter '
j use of the word manana " will
; be forbidden in ail dealings C3U-
nAclMl witli tho'mlitiBlrv inri mtn.r
somo Tony quite lost his head over , . ' . . ' .r ... ,.
j meaning todar.
! The mlnisier points oht that
; frequent employment of the word
trouble he has to battle. Which
shows what a flapper can do. ;
Miss Garbo is adorable. Her
Korgcocs uowns her cllttrinz oer- 1
sunulity no wf.nder even the -band-
Reed 8C Reynolds
Real Estate
Fire Insurance
We specialize in ir
rigated farms and
stock ranches.
1036 Main St.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
" 431 Main St.
GLEANING
PRESSING
Workcalled for and
delivered.
Klamath Cleaning
& Dye Works
I'tiine 4m.
Mud PDppies Found'
in Form of Fossils
BKUKi:tA:v, t itl,. Jiiy i 1.' 1 11 i
Fossil renin Ilia of mud puppies, so
Miuill tliut a dieu of ihani wouhl
just about fill the bowl of a pipe,
are now ou dlkplny at the l'uUvisli
of California, department ot pale
outoItHy. The fossils, alive during the into
ten period perhaps I o.nilil.noo
yearn ago, were presented to the
university bv the I'nlvrrsliy of Ku
.as ttuiKeittu. The preseittatlon win
luuilo hy Dr. W..D. Mulliow. newly
wppulnted chalrmuu of the, depart
ment at Berkeley.
.Mntiy of the nnltiiiils of as d'll
cite proportions as thu mud pup
pies, which still exist In almost the
identical form they had millions of
years aao, hare been found In fos
sil quarries. Dr. Muthew said. Bill
no other specimens of this animal
of sut-h great sko hare been found.
The uuid puppy Is n rel'itlve ol
the wnlvtolog or newt of the Pacific
coast area.
BIRDS NESTING IN
PROF.'S MAIL BOX
F.I GKNE. . July Si. ir.P.t -'A
weary postman making hla rounds
discovered o sign on the mull boi
of F.rle W. Allen which read
"Please. Mr. Postman, drop the
mall In the wooden box on the floor
en pled."
cupled.SS
An investigation by the postman
disclosed the mall box had been se
lected as the hone) moon home of u
pair of milling wrens, and the Allu
family wouldn't disturb the blnli
emit the eggs were hutched and the
family able to Inure lino new
quartur. . - . , ;
Gets New" Air Job
Veronica
Reducing Teight
Ala frsKrfW k
FkyilcUwi la
Hlh Blood rtns
Acid Cowdltleas
Kldnsy, LIts aa4
Bladder Troable
ladlMllt
Ceailifallea
Star Drud Co.
BlM
i
III-At H I KNHtlltH .
I'HU'AVU. IAP) Along win,
Ionia, June brought letters to i,
puHra about the years builiing
suits.
But III By britch tensors re
main iipatliellc. Tin y ham at rirlli
tliut Iwii-plu. u, suiia aru nni ,,,.
tfomtlilo In tlieuisqlves. ami
park i iiiiiiiiissl'iner says lh bnili.-ra
must "let their riinseleme b,. n,r
guide." The lty health i- mi,
sinner, deeming scant aulta hejlih
fill. lias offered to llefen, v
bather lu whose losliiuio rtr.-ptUH
Is tussii.
Chlrugu la spending 11.7011,1mm)
build k llildgf where Ihnrii Is, a,
yet, no river. Vflirli It Is flul
a tlititinel will be dug btneitih h
and the CM' ago rlv.r will llw
where now only railroad tim k .
This In t'ljre.ire M Young, of
lies Moines, la, taken at his de-It
upon assuming the new post of di
rector of the aeronautic division
of the depart meiit or iiimtuerce at
Washington.
HARNESS
Mllll
SADDLES
AWMXCJH AMD Al'TO
TI'M
If It's made vt canvas or
leather, we make it.
CONNOLLY BROS.
SADDLERY
01 10 1 H Main
fyi) l.i "" ""v
For our own good, allow us to
make n rureful and complete lest
of your ryes, which will prove
whether or not they are' in need
of help.,
DR. H. W. BARR
Kye Sight Kperlurl.t,
GUS DUNN
JI.Wt l.I K and OITII I.W
tlllA .Miiiu HI rest
We KnouHow"
FAMILY WOKK
ECONOMY
ROUGH DI.Y ,
WET WASH
New City Laundry
Phon. 154
K. J. Ktil.ll, Manager
stilt aud Klanmtli
7
Will Sacrifice
a transportation ticket,
go'.J for 90.00 on any
lailroatl. Inquire at
HERALD OFFICE
foy Save A
lies. Phono 114:1 Klamath Falls
Offico I'bono 11KI .Mclhase Bids;.
Road Oil Cleaning
Our Hymtem la Komrihlnc New and Better lliaa lb
Old llaiid Hystrm
Tare Waslied -Motors
Cleaned
Vacuum (.'leaned
INdl.hed
KtperC (iteaslnf
Free Crsuk Case Kerr I re
Gsjs unit Oil
We call for and deliver Phone 606
NEW SYSTEM AUTO LAUNDRY
1 4linmln iienr IUt Main
her.
Another treat is promised the
pa'.rons of the Pino Tree hy the
ee.-o-id appearance of -eight acts of i
"Aniate-ir Vaudeville." Many new
f.-ic's specialty numbers, a f'Jur-year-old
prima donna, and some
snappy dancers will appear before
tbo footlights for youi .7prov il.
Ttey apprdctate four applauso so
don't stay aivay, ut come and hoot
these youngsters'. .
At the Liberty
A'dtftly constructed story of the
Alaskan gold rush days Is "Tie
Heart of the Yukon," showing at
the Lib. r!- for the last time today.
Add to this many trilling and dra
matic situations, tense and breath
taking in their realism and you
have a slight idea of .what sort of
picture this Is.
An excellent cast Is headed by
John Bowers and Anne .Cornwall.
Bowers plays t part of a pioneer
who .has found gold near Halfway.
'Mies Cornwall Is Been in the role
of the girl who has come Into this
cruel, hard country, . seeking bet
father.
A. Y. D.
(At Yotlr Door)
Industrial Supplies.
IMIOXE 371
TCIUvlSU 1KM.S SI'I..M
trmim iv tiiavki.
SCL'TAUI. Turkey. (API In
Turkish Tillages along the Hov
phoruB, V dog's life is that of a
sailor. I
When a village become "orer
lionnded" with street dogs, 'the vil
lage fathers, loath to kill, as the
Koran dictates kindness to animals,
charter a ferry hoat and ship a
load of dog derelict across thu
straits to some village on the op-1
poslte shore. The villagers on the
ntBer side ferry them back, adding
a quota of their own.
Tho original exporters retaliate,
and tiius a game of battledore and
shuttlecock wages yearly between
Kurope nnd Aia. ,'
If a man feels U In his hones It
s apt to be rheumatism.
SUMMER
PRICES ON
WOOD
Buy your winter's supply of
block-wood and green-slab at
once, while the prices are at
the bottom.
FARMERS
Also stock np for the 'year,
at the bin or delivered. We
deliver anywhere in the valley
I'i cord jumbo loads.
(107 Main
I'honn BSS
Dr. Cooper's Dressed Friers and Rabbits
Twenty-Five Cent Day
We deliver without extra charge any order amoynting to over $1.00;
Pork Veans Pink Beans White Bcans GoId I)ust
s 'can. 3 lbs. ; 3 lbs. 31b. pkg;
25c 25c 25c 25c
Palace Oval 18 oz. Honey Dews Casabas
Sardines Catsup each each
Two Cans Bottle
25c 25c ' 25c , 25c
Size 2', a Palace Cookies
Sauerkraut Grapefruit ' not Sauce 1 6 pkgs.
Two Cans Two. Can .. V- : ,a , . . opr
25c 25c , 25c - 2jC
Corn on Cob ! Bnch ' Jell Dessert
6 for u- ' Vegetables for Jello
1 Small i t for .
25c j 25c ' 25c 4 for 25c
Klamath's Most Modern Grocery Store
PUBLIC MARKET
Phone 169 "Pay Cash-It Pays" 6th at Walnut
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We handle all
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material that
goes into Good
Concrete
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Prices Low
Quick Service
Call orsPhonc ;
W.D.Miller
Construction
Company
Phone 1201
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6th & Commercial Sts.
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