Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1928, Page 25

FOOTPRINTS RAISE HOPES FR EOUPLE = Hyde and Wife Missing 41 Days as Search of Can- yons Is Intensified. By the Associated Press. GRAND CANYON, Ariz, December 25—Footprints at the bottom of the mile-deep Grand Canyon gorge of the Colorddo River indicated today to searchers that Glenn Hyde of Hansen, Idaho, and his adventurous bride push- ed their “thrill trip” as far as Ruby Canyon Rapids before they disappeared. The Hydes started 67 days ago to “float down the treacherous Colorado in a homemade scow as a thrill for Mrs. Hyde. Forty-one days ago they were seen at Bright Angel, in the heart of the river's dangerous rapids. Since then the great canyon has dropped a veil of mystery over them, only partly plerced by Army aviators, who found the Hydes’ stranded scow at Separation Rapids. Hope for Pair Revived. Further word was received here last night of the discovery of footprints, presumably those of Hyde, at Bass Cable crossing and at Ruby Canyon Rapids. This point is below the place where the scow was located. The teport of the discovery of the footprints, constituting the first tan- gible evidence that the Hydes presum- ably were safe when the scow was abandoned, was brought here by P. P. Papraw of the Grand Canyon National Park staff. Papraw last week headed a boat party which set out for Separation Rapids, where the scow was seen. He left his | LANSBURGH & BRO ENT After-Christmas Clearances-- Offer Drastic Reductions on Our ‘Regular Stocks—Actual dollar- and-cents savings to you! Things you really need—or perhaps gifts you didn’t receive—or forgot to give! Equally as many other items that are such values you feel you simply can't ignore them! 200 Fashionable Dresses Tots’ "Warm Bath Robes 77¢ Good assortment of color combinations; finished with cord or satin trimming. Sizes 2to8. Odds and Ends Of Slippers 69c Broken assortments from Holiday buying—satins, felts and leatherette slippers for women and children. 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Failing to find traces of the ven- turesome oouple, Kolb's party planned to salvage the camp equipment from the stranded scow, which was reported by the Army aviators to be intact. Kolb and his men then are to proceed 13 miles farther down stream, where a pack horse party will meet them. No further word is expected from Kclb until Thursday. | BOYS TO BE GUESTS. Members of Club to Attend “Gin-| gerbread Man.” One hundred members of the Wash- | ington Boys' Club will be the guests of “The Gingerbread Man” at the Thurs- day matinee at the Belasco Theater. The theater party has been arranged as a compliment to Prank Jellef and W. L. Radcliff in appreciation of the work they have accomplished for the youth of Washington through the Boys' Club. 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