Friday, July 13, 1028
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SAVE PRISONER
FROM NOOSE IN
NICK OF TIME
PHOKNIX. Arlsona, Jul IS.' .
t't. WUIim reltta, eonrlctea
slayer of Ctrl Peterson and tor
mors than fifteen years aa In
mate of Arizona Institutions, wan
and from the hangman' noo
yealerday whan th Arlaona board ,
of pardona and pamloa commuted
tha death sentence to Ufa ImprU
onmant. Faltla was aenloacod
to bang today at Florence,
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MASTER FORGER
CAUGHT IN L. A;
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1.09 ANGELES, July 13. (IT)
Montgomery M. Yeagar, ' ti,
bllkd hanks of auma amounting
to more than 1500,000. u ' ar
rested hers today, charged with
forgery. . ,.
Uetactlre laid that Yeager la
wanted In a doaen eltlea of tba
nation aa "the trickiest forget
that erer walked out of a bank
with money." .
German Scientist Starts Hot Controversy With Book Insisting That
Weaker Sex Is Link Between Man and the Apes
Mm) linrilctt J I
I Mow. Curl Ki hfl Unrr more
)ln.l'.l',l alt
Hem an Itr. llelllMirn anil smite of llir famous wtouin who'
mhhi to brlli lila tlinir'. Jane AiIiImiiis of t'lilratfi, Ih Hip HMIctI ,
MHlal workers Ury (ianlrn. the grain! Impresario; Maileoie 4 utle.
the nullum rlilt Klliel llarr)mon, the aclrra. anil Mm. Orrlc
tin ptilltlrlan. - .... I
Link River Electric Store
'is the headquarters for .
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IIY MIITON llltONNKIt .
N'KA Hirvlio Writer
LONDON, July r-Unsolved:
that women are not human be
lli g. .
The affirmative will bn tiikcn
by Dr. Adolf lliillbiirn of tier
many, author of "Weill und i
Mann" or "lluaband and Wife,"
which, la the preaenl beat aellvr
of tho continent. '
, Dr. Ilellboru iirobalily will bo
helped on the affirmative aide by.
any number of dlagruutled mains.
Jhe negative will be ably
handled by every one of these
alrnngo beluga, who I bo eminent
anthropologist and ethnologist,
Dr. Ilnllbiirn," Insists uro only
semi-human beluga, a eurt of
mlaalug link twlxt man and I bo
a pa. The aalnna of Kuroo hav
heard lllta debate heatedly rag
ing ever alnra (be little green
book came forth, and since the
book la now In America, if mar
be wall tor thla "eml-v to
begin merahallnc tbelr ammuni
tion right now,
' The book baa made a allr be
came Dr. lU-lllKirn la a scientist
tf.lber than an author of sensa
tloeal beat aellera. He la t end
ha been an authority on anthro
pology tor year. Ilia "Evolution
of ' Mankind" written with the
late Hermann Kleatach haa been
calfed the beat thing In that field
alnce Darwin.
And It la thla eminent scientist
who haa taken hla pen In band
to declare that at beat woman la
but very Inferior man, and that
at, her average ahe la Juat "a
freak." part way between the
human and animal.
rirat of all. he dlaclalma that
hla elaaalflcallon of woman la at
1 all original with him. He offera
J the reminder that way back ln
eafly Greece, Hlppocratea and Tluipmaii Cat
Artatotle aald the game thing. , j ' ; ;
' C'llna Anatomist. Ithsn takes hie comb over to tho: of mentloul He clalma that her
He ss that aa lele aa 1114 Iflold ijf luventlona, lone dlacovery made ' primitive
the femoua German anatomist. I Ah, be flnda one the earthen, mau dependent upon her for bet
I'aul Alhrechet, atood before an cooking pot! Tho only woman ter food. He banda her a little
authropologlral meeting In tlrea- invention that be deem worthy 'something for tha, bat only be
ta and preaented any number of i
- .1,1. ...Ll.a Ia tim
vivnuiiv i- .., v ... ;
the many more animal character-, ffr
latlra of woman than tba homan,
caaaldered from the anatomical
aapect. 1
He cltea. loo, Mas FunVe. au
thor of "Are Women Human Ite
luga," who aaya that woman'a
email brain ' bog lndlcatea that
ah la not really human, but la
merely .a mlaslng link between
man and tha manlike a pea; that.
In abort, ah I aeml-human. j
Dr. Ilellbora dnea not stop with
af mere anatomlea etafljH wofcatu
He baa concentrated on the pay
chic and emotional dlfforencea.
too. And from tha sum total of
Ml aludy, be offer theso con-,
clualona: '
Analomlcally. woman la amall-j
er-boned and generally smaller
and aofter muscled, be aaya. Her
teeth have a tendency to alant
( oulwarda. Thla Is typical of the
lower race allll exlatent, of the
primitive .Neanderthal mnn, and
'of the manlike apea. I
Her cranium la smaller, and
thla meana a amallor brain. More-'
over, bar brain. I not is flnolyl
modeled a In man. -'
And the eminent doctor recalls
" til fact that thoao people who
rank lowest In tho acalo of -mankind
are the rarne wlllt amalleiit
crauluma and brains. '
i IIIihmI la Different
The blood of a woman la so In
fivlor to. that .of man that 1'
makes a constitutional dbfect, lie
continues. Woman's' blood - has
more plasma or blood fluid, he
paliiia out, but la much poorer In
red corpuaclea than man's. Con
aequently, neither her i brain,
muaclos nor other organism can
be.ea highly developed aa man's,
and he doubta that aho "ever can
reach the cultural heights which
man ha fched." . v-
Man relies upon Intellect and
women 'relle on Instinct Just as
'animal do, the affirmative aide
of! the debate continues. Thla
makes woman elm ' Independent
than, man, but h admit may
give ber moro soronlty.
Woman' organs of sight, bear-,
Ing and amell, aaya Dr. Heltborn,
are Inferior to man'. But h j
doe condescend to admit that
ber senses of taste and touch are
superior. - 1
llut don't' chortle, ladlea. He'
aaya that this very superiority
show a lower order of cvohillno I
i than man's, .ns nothing elso could j
ilo. Animals always have better.
, senses of taste snd touch than
human beings, , ,
A study of men and women
students In Ihe universities con
clusively proves' that the malos
are1 always Intellectually auporlor,
ho says, while Ihe females work
only from Intuition.' ' , ,
Itap Emotionalism. .
Woman' emotionalism now
get a crack. He list woman's
chsnglng moods, her fears, long
duration of grief, short 'duration
of anger, rapid changes' of .sym
pathy, frequent laughtor, Impul
siveness, tendency towards fana
ticism, clovorness In manual la
bor, vanity, religious feeling, and
tendency to psychle atlr, 1
Then Pr, H 1 1 b o r n goes
through tha art and sciences
v-ith what he, at least, la sure la
fine tooth care, and says that
i there have been tio reallx great
pamei among a among men, He
cause the cooking pot led to
Jiunei Watt' tea kettle which,
In turn, led to the Invention of
the sleum engine.
Then, a If tu lake away any
fiilnt. aroma 'of praise regarding
pat. Dr. Hellborn quotes the ana
tomist, I'aul Albrecht, who de
scribed woman's anatomical as
pects as more aavage and ape
like than aomo of our present
lime epi-s.
He quoins him, loo, on the sub
ject of how women act - when
thoy get mad and fight. They
use tooth and nail, he av. re
minding ua that man nevor blto
or claw an adversary.
Hie lilrn, girls!
Aro women human? You tell
him!
ItOMK, July 13. t!P). Cardi
nal Cerrettl today was appointed
protector of the sisters of Ht.
alary Tertiary, whose beadiiuar
ters are In HI. I-oula.
Here's a Treat for the Bathing Beauty Censors
There'a plenty of work for the New Jersey bench censors, bnt of conrsp there are plenty ef
censors, too. These two officers have just rounded up a few girls whose suits must come under
Ihe eyes and Itfpe measures ofthe Inspectors. Most of them got the official O. K. and a few es
caped with a warning.
Come in and let ui give
you a demonstration.
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Hit the Nail on the Head
It's gettinjr up cauraga to drive the! first nail
that's the hard part about builtlintr. You' can trump
up dozens of reasons for postponing tho job but
did you ever know anybody to be sorry he built.
Most building materials are low priced now.
Not everything is as cheap as lumber, but by the
time the other things have dropped, probably lumber
will rise. So all in all this is a good time for build
ing." Hit tho nail on tho head! "
Big Basin Lumber Co.
v Long-Bell :- ' -
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"EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH"
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Phone 107 ' .. Spring and Main
Klamath Falls, Ore. ,
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