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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1925.
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J: Am
SAVED
II DEATH BY
PARACIIUTE
f? Ioped in McCook
eld -- IS a Little
Iliage of Silk and
‘, 1'
fjrrou. 0... mo. 2.—~'rwenty-
‘ on and u,\\‘0mun are weikin;
:drth today when they should .
‘ d.
, tie package or folded silk' Ind
Is all that stood between them
, truction.
_ one. dropping like a plum-
=~throngh empty space. pulled
brass ring and turned a head
——...____....~._—..—.—..———
'wl
(plunge to instant dcuth into a
e slide to safety.
Tulsa 25 are aviators who “era
by the U. S nrmy parachute
'Idovclopmcnt. llmt adds u now
to flyingbut. at the some time
' so the risk.
.‘ Adopted By England
0,1: ‘ook Field developed this
‘ lite, and it. is proud of it.
‘1' old recbrds hero giro the de-
é‘on the 25 lives it has saved.
‘ Exacers trill you proudly that.
‘lid'hasscrapped IIS‘OWIl para-
p in favor of the McCook Field
4b" .
, (that; outn- five years ago that
M first life was saved by one of
' flydevicm. ’l‘lm tabulation. oi
I
’ . b. parachute or dic. r
I > it C. O'Connor came to the field
' {to demonstrate another type or
ute. He was taken aloft. by an
éitviator. with his own para-
strappcd to his back. Before
limped. however. officials hpre
“ that he also Wear an army
. Jerk. but it. is the moat pleasing jerk
(loos not include test lcapi,
“Jilly cast-s “here. it, was a. case, '
parachute. Ilcluctuntly be con-
sented.
At 2000 test he Jumped. Down he
dropped like u stone. trying trunti-
orally to get his own psrnchuto to
open. It wouldn't. When he was s
scant. 600 test. from the ground he
pulled tho cord at once and he do-
Bounded Hitcly.
The official records at parachute
lumps read‘ like fiction.
Lieut. H. R. Horrip. for example.
took up a new monoplane for a. test
flight. At 0. thou-toot altitude—a
bad place for accidents—II with;
gave way. Harrlsyiood up and put-
lsd the card on his parachute. It
opened. ho was blown clear or the
plane and descended gently to a
rape srbor. while his plane tell
with [crash that could he hcsrd
halfway to Cincinati.
. Five Fail Him.
Lieut. Harris maintains that it's
highly pleasant to make a. parachute
Jump- '
"You jump out of the plane and
have no sense of speeding through
spsce. sxccpt for the difficulty in
breethinr." he says. “Your arms
and legs are absolutely free, body
action is not hindered in any way.
You Just sort of rest in the wind.
“When the ‘chute opens you feel a.
“- teliow eve: hud. Then you fasten
your eyes somewhere near the cen-
ter of the chute, to avoid tho sway-
ing motion that m’akes a fellow sick.
and just float. downflf
But he. admitted that it's mighty
thrilling. Imyhow. When you land he
explains, you strike the ground with
s. force equivalent to what you
would feel if you Jumped from s
I
Bottontioid lost your went up at
Kelly Field. Taxes. to odity It throng
with u "loop for lite." iiO wore tive
of his own pnrachutes. Just before -
he went up the army omcors 80i-
hlm to add an army parachute to
his equipment.
IIO jumped at 4000 feet. Ono utter
anolhcr, he pulled the cords on his
own parachutes. They had become
one would opdh. The army puru-
chute saved him.
HAVE YOU A BAD BACK?
Then the Advice of This South Nur-
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Are you tortured with niobium:
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Then likely your kidneys are weak.
More troubles may soon appear.
Headaches. dizziness. nervousness;
0r uric acid and its ills. ‘
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a stimulant diuretic.
Use Dunn's Pills.
Read this South .\'Ol\\’ulk trail.
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J. L. Conklln. painter. 143 Wash-
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Does you back ache night and day: .
tngton St... says: “Working around
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to hccomu weak and disordered. A
steady. dull, aching acr0ss my kid-
neys hung on for days and many
timvs when I stoopcd. sharp catches
seizvd me across the small at my
hock. My kidneys noted too fro-
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Than Something to Wear
Here is s partial list of
practical gift things to
give for Christmas
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SWEATERS
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WIND BREAKERS
SILK BLOOMERS
DRESSES
FUR COATS
SMOKING JACKETS
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CHILDREN’S DRESSES
BOYS‘ 2-PANTS SUITS
BOYS MACKINAWS
WOOL VESTS
MEN’S SILK BOBES
others.
A coat, a dress or in the line Of accessories something
that is practical from our Specialized stocks, a pleasing
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sales force who are experienced in Selecting thing's fox-
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Why not treat yourself? Shall it be an overcoat? A suit?
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We have long trouser suits and long trousers and
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$22.50 -— $29.50 —.—~ $34.50
VALUES THAT DEFY DUPLICATION
knicker suits
$7 .98 And More
the coldest days.
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