The Klamath news., April 16, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

NEWS OF THE WORLD IN PICTUMS
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IvEKKK OF SOUTH POLE HOPES TO GAIN FURTHER
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nin Roil J Amundsen, diecofeer of th South Pole, point! to
f hern he hope! to rcich by airplane. '
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THE BEST DOG IN AMERICA
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I iiis puiurc in m.iaison squiic uiucnt new a win,
K-ltc:cil a the bet dog at the 49th annual nationil dog allow of
show in the unitea btatea.
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FINISHES BUST OF "JOAN OF ARC"
ntony de Franceaco. noted aculptor. with hit finished head and
k of ' Joan oi Arc," which ia to be placed on exhibition ihortly.
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!:i':.N MAR'E OF ROUMArVIA AND HER DAUGHTERS
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; in iveU t0 ri8h,i Queen Helena ol Greece, Queen Marie of
lr,r" Helena of Roumania and Queen Marie of Serbia.
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HARNESSING THK AIR FOR
1NDUSTKY
Ample electricity for the farm
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Euccacds Earns As Head Of
Iavcstier.iion Bureau
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fiininiin Wllllnm J. Hurna, at his
now dBk aa head of tho Bureau of
Investigation of the U. S. Depart
nitnt of JuatlcA. In Waahlngton.
D C. Mr. Hoover si formerly an
AHitlalunt Director under Puma,
and was a member of the Depart
ment'a force of aecret agent for
several yeara He haa been Acting
Dlractor alnce the retirement of
Iturna, whtcti followed close on the
heela of Attorney General DatiKh
erty'a forced resignation. He wan
officially nrnolniert by Attorney
Oii'-ral Rlrne as Director of the
Hureuu Monday.
Crusader Of Woman's
Rights
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covvatcNT unMawoM 1 WMMAWOOO. N. v..
Mra. Rhotn Chlldo Dorr, who haa
been on the batllellelds of the late
World War, aa war correapondont,
and at the front In Russia with the
famous Women'e "Battalion of
Doath," and nearly all her life haa
been to the front in more dlveral
fled bottles staged on the field of
humanity and progress than any
other flsht of her aex In this gen
eral Ion. For the paBt twenty years,
Mrs. Dorr has fought for woman's
rights, and la keeping up the work.
Believing as she aa-B, "I expect to
die with my boota on, for the level
ing of all sex distinction, for the
free nnd equal rights of human be
ings to love, work and the pursuit
of happlneas." She Is a native of
Lincoln, Nebraska, and when It
yeara of age heard Elisabeth Cady
Stanton and Suaan B. Anthony
present the great prlnclpl waB
baa motivated her all life.
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A BUDDING GENIUS
Duncai C-mpbell, the 10-year-old Brooklyn, (N. Y.) lad, whoae
painting cf tiger, haa won him two gold medals, including the
Wanamaker ritual, out of the host of 8,000 school children who par
ticipate 1 in the contest. Duncan ia a normal American boy, likea hi a
gamea, etc., hut declares he ii mostly interested in art. Critica say he
has a very bright future.
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NEW ART OF SELF-DEFENSE
A new system of the art of self defense is being taught to members
of the Paris police. It is a form of the Japanese Jiu Jits" on a more
scientific basis, and is known as "Le Diodo". Photo shows Professor
Kasulahow, the inventor, illustrating at the Prefecture.
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IT'S RING LARDNER AND GRANTLAND RICE AT NASSAU
"It ain't gonna rain no more," said Ring Lardner and Grantland Rice,
as they looked up through the cocoanut treea at Nassau. The noted
playwrite and short story-writer and the equally famous sports poet
and golf writer are two of the moat popular figurea at Nassau, when
they are spending the late winter season.
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WILL HE BE THE NEW 18.2 BALKLINE CHAMP?
Roger Contl, who haa just hung up auch atartling record! in 18.2
balkline billiards, who ia to play Willie Hoppe, world's champion, at
Chicago in February. Experts of the game declare that Hoppe may
lose his title to the French titleholder. due to the larter's recent
phenomenal playing.
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1)UKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK ON BIG GAME HUNTING '
" TRIP IN AFRICA r
A new and charming picture of the Duke and Duchess of VorkJ'"
who are now on a hunting trip after big game in Africa, and have
already proved their nerve and bagged some fine specimens.
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THE "LINCOLN CABIN" AT MILTON. MASS.
t,ii,Af MUton; Ms-. on the Forbes Estate, this replica of the Lincoln
birthplace at Hodgenville, Ky., was opened to the public, by Miss Mary
a. forbea, on Lincoln's birthday. February 12.
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BUFFALO AT BATTLE. CARVED FROM GIANT TRUNK
Thia remarkable aculpture of two buffalo bulls in a death straggler
was carved from a aolid log of wood, a section from the trunk of a
fallen forest giant in Glacier National Park, by John Clark, he famou.
deaf mute Indian sculptor.
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GOVERNOR OF TEXAS '
Jf- MW4m A. Ferguson, of Temple, Texas, first woman Governor
M Texaa, and her two daughters. At the left Is her older daughter. !
Mrs. George a Ntlle, of Austin, Texas. At tha right Miss Dorraca. I
W oueMsodl activities at th Fergtison home, ljs , . j