The Klamath news., October 21, 1925, Image 3

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MlalilD pil"n hH
urn, io feed II from H
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a polBiru im -
1JlfkVs will i ""I-
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, tal enonih painphorous
lot Hie Mht.'lpPl
(,- 115 ffrf. though.
iik Jh.'.nii.'lM returns.
-to our rrc ii t ini bell j
. 11 IA- :t h '.VP Il1rr.l Jf
:tt io io ;r. mi!. Yki.
, tint u.'l mm farmer
niiaalauliia It-' fertility!
L-tkli U not the conrern ;
law alone. I'd should I'"
ra ol til. For sooner or I
eturlorstiun vlll result
price) (of UJ."
Arthur I'spper ' Kanaee
lOTtr&ntr.i ri'iuii tinn of
it idlings bclure the
of lh A. II. ('. f.nd dr
ib. brtiraonte luts of
in paued because of do
th, prop!".
joa eoo)laln Ih)uI loo
bfltt pad, don't for-
)S p tent of them wr
II; Ihl people buck home."
p New Guinea
tie Life Soon
Hear Airplane
i'.O. Oct !. A new bird
:?lti-ai la to make in
or the uucxulored
tool tit blc mechanical
Ii wirciM to take off at
"rd Md Iter an what la
" ol 1W Boat unique and
'ipediUon iter attempted.
wail of Ilutr Now
"iwlili; In dcn Jungle,
I world lofca concrete
Dt about tW( , ,,ilno
Prt of the globe.
k 1 talc, pnrtlr le-
Pniy lubmanllalad by eg.
ltl far bark In tha fa.t.
"It tropical 1.1,. near Bor
neo, lived Irlba of plimya. Tlioy
am aiu'lonl puoplo, (till ua prlmltlvn
and wurllko a limy wara n tl,,r
ottrllvat hlalorr.
Hut tha Inlrnaa Ileal, Ihu topag.
rnplty of Iho country and tha luali
uudvmrowlli liv balkad Ilia ad
tntH'oa of rlvlllaatlon.
Iiy aiiicrlim tin lalnud In an alr
plmiB llto axplurnra balluvo lliuy will
ba ablo In fly low otrvr Ilia nullvu
Tlllain of tlio wurllka pKtuya, autli
arltiat valunlila Information tlm, tur
donlvd to avlvuca.
The MtiiMlltlon will ba umlur
Wcdncwlay. Oct 21. 1925
IIKHT HIU.I.KItH IV
l HltKXT l-KKKili
lloat ai'llfra llirouiihniit llio t'nltnl
rommnnd of M. V. Hllrllnx. former 1 "IbIm fr Iho period AuKuat fl to
aanlalunl curator of ollinology at
Ilia IMtttvd Htntoi hnllnnnl tnuaaurn
In Vahliii(lon. Otliar ruembsra or 'ollowa:
Iho pnrly lrn-1 mlo Htnnlny A. .Ilnd
wrf, Clilinao lilKtorlnn: It. IC. I'ark.
Ht. I'rtiiraburR, Kla., photoKraphfr;
II. Jl. Iluyl. N-w York, chief pilot,
and A, K. Manivr, C'olfaa, Nub., chief
mcc linnlc.
rtxporta on the expedition will be
made to III national muaeum.
LenvltiK Chlcaio Tue.ilay noon,
the air oxpedltlon will follow tin
air mall route to Han Krnnclaco.
Prom that port they plan to aall
November It, transporting the air
plane by regular liner to llutavle.
Japan.
According to Stirling, who la fi
nancing the trip, only one prevloua
ipedltlon haa had auy aucceaa In
rtplorlng Iho lertlnna of the lalaud
where the plgmya are wall eecluiled
lu the mountalna.
Htlrllng aald both tha N'ctherlanda
and (treat llrllaln, who own the
lalnnd. have laaued warnlnga of tha
perlla the epdltlon may encounter
hut havo proffered co-operation.
The airplane the eapedlllon la
ulng la of the liberty brequet trana
porl type, driven by a 400 horae
power motor. It la eapeclally con
elructed to wltbatand Iroplcal con
dlttona. To enablo the parly to keep
lla photographic material and food
auppllea In condition the plane la
equipped with a apodal refrigerat
ing ayalem.
It can carry a uaeful load of ISOO
puunda and remain In the air aeven
hour.
oaHome s,
towt on
mf!Seal I
imceil Wiring K
y 1 1 n yj - 1
lf'a Tl at
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Store
ARRESTS OF COMMUNISTS
CONTINUED BY POLICE
LONDON. Oct. 20. (t'nlted
Newel Hcotlaml Yard hat begun
lb aecond phaae of the Ilrlllah cam
paign agalnal communlam, which
oa Inaugurated with the arreal
of eight II r It la ri rommunlala laat
week.
A aerlea of ralda In Glaagow die.
covered four unnamed alien women
communlata and two alien men
They were arreated, brought to
London and deported under a ape-
clal home office order.
Further arrvata are eipo.'led.
Ijikiiienr I tea I tor Here E. O.
Kavel. of the Kavel-t'tley company,
real eatata dculura o: r.akov.ew. waa
a buatneaa vlaltor In Klamath Falla
ynalerday. He expect to return
home today. . 1
Keptumher tl, according to a well
known critic of New York, ranked
llitlou
1 "Cryalal Cap." by Atherlon.
I "Perennial Ilachnlor." I'arlah
"Little Hhlpa," Kathleen Norrla
"Great I'andolfo," l.oi ke.
8 "Profeaaor'a Home." father.
6 "The Lamp," lllnchart
1 "Keepor of the Uoea," Blrat
lon-l'orter.
a "Olorloua Apollo," Harrington.
"RiMindlnga," A, II. Ulhba.
JO "Caravan." (iulaworlhy.
Nonflctlon
1 "When We Were Very Young,"
Milne.
I "Man Nobody Known." ltarton
3 "Jungle Daa," lleehe.
i "What o'clock," Amy IxiwM
6 "Fruit of the Family Tree,'
Wlggan.
"Anntola Franre Hlmaelf," by
llrouaaon.
7 "Creatoat Hook In tho World,"
Newton.
"Winged Defenae," Mitchell.
t "Life of Chrlat" (popular edi
tion I, I'aplnl.
10 "Ilrlgham Young." Werner.
lltHKVMtKNT At'THOIt
ON "rtMlLINII FICTION'."
Chrlatopher Ward has produced
another batch of excellent parodies
In hla "Foollab Fiction," leading off
with a rare voralon of "lloblnaon
Cruaoe,', and going on to pay Irrev
erent reapecte to fifteen popular
uthora of today. The tltlci apeak
for thetnaelvea:
"Hand Barker," by John M-aorMd.
"Itarrela and llarrela." by J-a-ph
H-rgah-lm-r.
"Country People," by n-th S-ck-w.
"The Tlttattooed Counloaa.;
"So Llttlo." by Edna Fervor.
"Wliiga." by Klh-1 K-ll-y.
"The (irecner Hat."
"Mockueggar," by L-ur-nce W.
Myn-ll.
"Tho Older Oontlcman,". by Hugh
Tophole.
"Jenny Forlorn," with apologlea
and regarda to Kllnor Wylle.
"Itoae of the New York Journal,'
by K-thl-n N-rr-a.
"The BouKhnock. by Robert W
Surface. I
"Mladenl." by D-lo C-ll-na. i
"Wouldn't 8moke." by Or-tt Y-n'
"The Euchanled Hell," by Peter;
lie Kind. j
In nil thono parodies are wit and :
Ingenuity and criticism which la1
often keen, but never cruel. For the
manner. In which the inannerlama of
the nuthora parodied have been
IlKhlly caught and ludicrously muK
nlflwl, there will be laugha a-plenty.
rur 1110 ingenuity of the critical In-
alnuutlona there ahould be oulik
piutau.
The whole prairie school of fl'o
II1111. Just now sweeping the pub-
iinors like a prairie fire, le thor
oiiBhly drunched lu iho parody of
Itulh Buekow. Thero's nothing loft
lo say for It but "Let It up, It's all
wot. - I no runty skating sophisti
cation or "The (ireen Hat" and "The
Tattooed Countims" and their kind
Is mada to look more foolish than
over. Thoae are tho best works of
the book.
III CM WAI.rOLK
Tl'II.NH TO ItOMANCE
It Is sold of great actors that
they ought to play occasionally In
purple melodrama of tho deepest
lyv, to surprise Ihemeelve in the
excliuinoiit of tbulr own tfxhuberance.
A almllar experience la no leas sulu
tary for great writers. Already this
year we have seen a poet do this,
when John Masefleld wrote his vivid
thriller, "Bard Marker." And now a
novelist does It. Hugh Walpolo,
whnao name Is usually associated
with portentous literary projects,
has wrlteen a v. Ihl tale of romantic
adventuro, "Portrait of a Man With
lied Hair."
Walpole has taken the old famil
iar etuff -the gallant gesture of the
hero to save the lady In dlatreaa,
the hushed plotting of escape, the
terrors of secret vlllany, the t reach
erles of fog and darkness, the chill;
In if suspense, the feverish crescen
do of climax, the sudden and sur
prising end and he has made It a
thriller that backa the great nun
bqr of Ita contemporaries off the
cliff.
He says. In the dedicatory letter
Page Three)
which accompanies it: "I wrote It few days learning the gentle art
as a rest and a refreshment, and I of walking the floor and other bits
III tall you frunkly that I have in the drama of being a father.
enjoyed writing It vory much." He To Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Akors.
must have enjoyed putting no end a young xn, tholr first child, was
of pains Into writing It, too. It Is, born on Monday morning at the
Mrs. Akers' parents In
more aorloua work, In bold chnruc
terlxution, , quick senao of drama,
vivid color and litimun sympathy.
He says further, with faint Irony:.
"Hut I do not know whether, In
tHeae stern days, stories are In
tended to bo enjoyed either by the
writer of them or lliw reader." Tut!
If radors of tliln "Portrait of a Man
With Hed Il.ilr" don't net fnllv asi
much enjoyment from reading It asdurln thelr 'ndanco
he had In writing it. this Is a hope
lessly serious world. (New York:l"r"
Uoran. 12.)
home of
Eugene.
Mrs. Akors has been visiting at
the home of her parenta for the
punt month and will return In tho
near futuro to Klamaih Falls.
Ilolh Mr. and Mrs. Akers are
well known In Eugene, where they
have tak:n an actlre part in the
Hfo of the University cf Oregon
That Emm 4 touring tor IIS
down sure hus a let of extraa and
la one real buy.. See, It ait the
Howie Motor Co., 12th, and Malq
Bts. Oil
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL. 1
Our care In confinement meets every
requirement. adv. 18
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2nd A Lea An.U V
Lea Ansatee'
of the
EVERY ROOM hat PRIVATE TOILET
505 Baths New. Modern ,
Quae to Sliopping District and Theatres
FREE GARAGE TarJS from iM
"(ONHTANT NYMPH"
TO UK KKVIKWK.O
Hook lovers who have been an
ticipating tho reading of "The Con
slant Nymph" by Margaret Kennedy,
will be eagerly awaiting the review
of this popular book, which will ap
pear In the Sunday morning Issue of
The Klamath News, October 25. The
review appeared recently In the New
Republic, and was written and pre
pared for the magazine by Mary
Ellis Opdycke.
Congratulations Are
In Order to Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Akers
Wayne Akors of the American
National bank, will return to Klam
ath Falls today froni Eu;one.
where he has been for the past
A Dance
When? O Where?
Oct. 20th Odd Fellows Hall
I
Who?
Woodmen, their friends and
members of other orderir
cordially invited. .
Admission $1.00
How He Discovered
Best Constipation Relief
I 4-os
Mr. Joseph F. Clus of Brooklyn,
N. Y, writca "In the pail 20 yciri
I have beta connaniiy troubled with
comtieatioa. Every remedy I tried
would work O.K. for a while but
eooo failed. The only remedy 1 hare
been able to mt steadily with good
results hart beta Carter's Little Liver
Pills. I don't guru when I take them
I know I'm going to feel relieved." 1
ISc at all drugguM. , '
(AdverNaement
Ii ran IV
' Will Be About Our
Starts Thursday, Ends Oct. 31
You'll Be Surprised and Gratified .
( at the Money Saving Bargains
ft , '
. See the Detailed List of Items
in Thursday Morning Paper
In the Center of Klamaih Falls Shopping District
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your community to make Klamath Falls a city to be
proud of. ,
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brary Club, and help decide what trees will line your
thoroughfare. Trees, like insurance, are an everlasting
investment. ( '
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