mfcV&TU n ' MYV: THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON Puro Four ?JrY .V tiUrftm. K-VVCWrfT . i'm ' ii, ii ass V'..I a ; tl 'pips .1' - 7? . to il TONTGHT AT THE 'tmf STRAND !- .Wnm fcVKIIfBODT GOES- wow o m MOPKiiwoif rmkTtmm The jftost sensationgl picture of the year V Catherine Calvert and Eugene O'Brien In A Romance of the Underworld Catherine Calvert is the Lady Beautiful of the screen and is supported by an all-star cast. This picture is a screen adaption of Paul Arm strong's great drama of New York life. See New York's real underworld, its Chinatown and other wonderful sights. The picture is full of action and thrills. Wild DHMIM AIDS CROPS Tribea of Remote Region Stage Expedition! Just Before Planting Season Friday AHci Brady in "RED HEAD" , Sunday Vaudeville Admission -10c -and 20c Show Starts at 6:30 iiT mmr m MM H SIMS PUN Chicago Engineer Believed To Have Solved Problem At Reduced Cost The Office Cat BT JUHIU IMItl) TO IJKAT Iaxt nlRht J held a little hand, So dainty and no neat, I thought my heart would' burst with Joy. ., So wildly did It beat. No other hand unto my soul. Could (renter noise bring. Than that I held last nlRht, Which waa.r Four aces and a king. XcVftll "Hero Is a very' touching article about the fulthful old farm horse that Is finally turned out to pasture when his days of usefulness are over," 'Yeh but somehow you can't Ret up much sentiment over the faithful old Ford that Ih rendy for the junk heap." KNOW TOUR JOB Of nil the pessimistic truck, liutu tho cry,-"J have no luck!" A man should know his business, Hill. Von don't nood luck If yon have skill. CHICAGO, July !7. Bubways un der Chicago sidewalks instead of un der tho city streets is the plan pro posed by D. Chaae Denlson, ChlcaRo civil engineer, whp contends thatJ nucA an Improvement, could ifely be built at lesa than halt to depth of tho ordinary type of underground railway and at a tenth of th.j cost. Only a small portion of such a subway system as Chicago need can bo built at the depth that would be necessary It excavation should be made under the street proper, owing to the expense, according to Mr. Den I son, who has submitted to 0. B. Schwartz, chairman of the Clitcico council transportation committer u plan for a subway system ten or 12 feet deep under tho sidewalks In. stead of twenty-five to fifty foot deep under the streets. It Is under RAN'OOON', July . 2T ttnlnh i:. Henderson, n Hannrd graduate who has spent tho past eight months t rav el In K In southern Asia, hns just com pleted a trip through thn llrltlsh "iinndmlnlstered lerrttory" of north enstern tlurmn and Into the Chinese province of Yunnan, neither of which have been thoroughly explored by white men. Among tho wild tribes encountered on this trip were the hend-huntlng Wns. Hitherto little was definitely known concerning tho llfn nnd cus toms cf this tribe, ns most of those who Intruded upon Wa territory fail ed to return. The Was do not hunt heads primarily from cannibalistic motives, but rather because of their belief that their crops will fall unless some fresh human skulls are Import ed every year. Under this Impression, they organtio hend-huntlng Expedi tions, every spring, nnd It Is small consolation to the unfortunate trav eler who falls Into their hnmls that It Is only his skull that Is wnntod. Writing of the wild Wn. Homier on.s.i)s: "The Was are especially keen on hunting heads during February, March' and April just btforo th'e planting season. From tho W angle of looking nt It, the business Isn't thn madness we take It to bo. It Is a convention, nnd qultn ns reasonable as atterncoii tea. Every decently re llglous Wa knows that unless the seed grain Is properly charmed and conjured with a human head, the crop raised" from It will be a failure. And who wants to starve? In fact, If worst comes to wors:, nnd thero are no heads forthcoming from raids on neighbors, the Was prefer to take tho head of some feeble person In the village, rather than run the risk of scant crops and consequent empty stomachs. "In February, March and April, then, 'the wild Wa men go a-Ttuntlng. Of course, any head that offers it self to be collected "Is regarded as fair game, and It behoovos thn man working nlono cutting jungle or the woman hoeing alone In the field to bo cautious when the Was are afoot. A common artifice Is to barricade some Jungle highway and lie In am bush, some just behind tho barricade, some on either side, to rush down on the flanks of any party caught In the trap. "Heads of men, women and child ren over 12 years old are acceptable, Heads marked with small-pox, for su i perstltlous reasons, are not desired. A successful foray is ono which yields one or more, corpses. Immediately the heads are cut off and put Ih .bags. J tho rejoicing SAILOR LEAVES E tin m Wns, not neglecting to Inkejlio bod ies ntong for tho larder, and raising n tremendous w hooping' nnd hutnlmtoo along tho way. At homo thorn Is n ceremony to perform, Tlu wife or mother of tho man who made tho kill takes tho bond out of tho bng and proceeds to wall owr It formally. She must wash tho blood from tho dead face, nnd wall an lncnntntlonnl song a's she docs so, Sim must wors herself Into n sentimental trenxy, which font under the circumstances Is usually easy of performance. If her wnlllng lacks the ring of genuineness, her husband helps to supply thnt which Is Iniiklug by beating her "This soig, strange)) enough, be seeches the uld of the spjrlt of the head, nnd addresses It ns n mighty, ruler It Is this spirit which Is to promote the growth of the crops, nnd, it must bo treated with groat rover-, enco. I heard this song oitco. "After thn head has heeu washed nnd waited over, n raw egg Is put' Into tho dend mouth, to feed the" spirit. Then tho head Is thrust up mi -n pole. A basket of Heed paddy (rice) I Is pu.t under It and left for u few dns. As the head dccn. thn drop pings full into tho seed paddy.Nind are thoroughly mixed with It, The paddy Is then reudy to plat, nnd n gooil crop Is Insured." , -v I - Minute Characters Engrav cd on Identification-Disk Convey Property ALL WHITE SUMMER SHOES REDUCED SILK HOSE AT NEW LOW PRICES OUTING BOOTS 15 INCHES HIGH, $8.00 If wo haven't the hind of shoo polish you uho wo will got it for you. "THE BOOTERY" I.ONOON', July 27 Strange ns tho'story of nny document told hi fiction Is thnt of a will which has Just been admitted lo prolmto mid Is now- filed In Somerset House, 11 In III., 'Iln.l Mill ii ii. I In. in. ment" of n sailor, William Skinner.'1'"" w ,m" li,u T "T" who Inst his life when his ship, tho n,w '" mnnM vm, Indefatigable, was sunl: In tho ImM w,!h, " """"'""-""j; '""' " '" ti., t i,.iu.i i. i . (plainly rend They ronslllutu u wa itssitit in IM lliv IUI4II of the ordinary Identification diss, On one .lilo, In the usual deeply' punched letters, appears thn 'initio number, i tiling and religion of Iho nitin to whom It had been issued,. On the other side the disc ,ip pears nt first sight to bo Just a civ- Herald classified ads pay you CHAS. P. MAGUIRE 713 Mnin Street N'IiUI'n 'I lllll'.' Cllll'l 'IllOV Itllll' Skinner's will liv wlidh hn !)' 'iiieotlis mnr thing to Ills wife Tho I dlsu hnd been lototep'd from the sen with Skinner's hod) and on he ' lug cleaned rowalod lis secret, i . i Special lli'iiii'nl All cltlreiis nut iih'iiiIhth of tho flro di'iiirliiieiit should stii off tli flin Inn k when II Ih lespoiiilltig lo nil iilnriil At u ii'ii'in fliii so iiimiy onlHldn "iin tpil mi Iho l rink tluil lliu logiilnr firiini'ii hud in wulk to Iho flro Wi'lllni.tmi (() ) l.'iilerinlso iJ stood that application has been made TUea back homo go to the United States patent offlcn for protection of (ho plan, which Denlion believes nppllcable to other cities. "The cltf of Chicago owns the streets cr tho y-Ity Includln;: tho sidewalks up to the building lines," aid Denlson. "The city has the right to lease to the surface lines the space under the sidewalks for the car lines. This space Is now used, If at all. chiefly by business houses for coat botes. "Such a deep subway as, funds could be provided for would bo inade,- mm First State is. Ktilin Pursuant to tho showing of A. It Campbell, In charge of the defunct First State ft Savings bank, that n portion of the security held under n $5,000 notn glen by O. C. and Ka Khlen could bo sold to ndvaneago and tho proccods applied on the note, release of a portion wns ordered to day by Judge I.eavllt. First State vs. Sutton An order wus Issued by Judge I.cavitt )osterday releasing a certain notn of $1000 ghen tho First State bank by It. K. Sutton, It nppcarlng by the showing made by A. It. Camp bell In charge of tho defunct bank affairs that the notn was secured by A04 head of sheep and 130 tons of bay, but that tho note was to bo sold to the War Finance, corporation, and that Sutton was unable to sell the note to the Finance corporation, and therefore received no benefits, it was ordered that the noto bu canceled and the chattel security released. Wo rend In a papor that "tho bride looked lovely In a navy bluo ostrich Illume." And! wn wcro not oven In- vithd to the wedding." iff Whnt becomes of tho flappers, or do thoy grow Into .womanhood, asks Karl 8hcphord. v -A maid with a duster. Onro made a groat blustor A-dURting a bust in tho hall. And when It was dusted, Tho bust Jt was busted Tho bust now Is dust, that Is alt. quato for present needs, whereas a subway system built' ten or twelve feet deep could provide for tho fu ture In ten or twenty-five years the I population of the city will be greatly Increased. At nrafnt un urn Ivmlr. I five years behind tho times In our provision of traffic; most proposals arq designed only to catch up with the growth that has already taken place and are not far-sighted. A deep subway would be) but a temporary makeshift. Tho sidewalk subway could bo built at ono tenth tho expense of a deep subway, In ono tenth the time, and could extend throughout tho city, as ten times as oxtcnslvo a system could be built for the same money. In addition to its economy, the plan UUVII 9Till tlUVUIllUBVB, Bargains in Used Cars One 1920 Ford Touring $325.00 One 5 Pass. Chevrolet, New Top, Good Order $200.00 One 5 Pass. Oakland Six $400.00. One Overland Roadster $175.00 One 1VL Ton Maxwell Truck, Pneumatic Tires $350.00 Goodrich wvnounces new tire prices 4 .. --fauxst cost viikagt ever known . Effective July 20th, Goodrich establishes a revised price list that is a base line of tire value. It gives the motorist the buying advantage of knowing that what ever size tire he selects is of the same quality tho Goodrich one-quality standard. It gives him the long est mileage, the most satisfactory service and the high est quality his money can buy. Results will prove that it is impossible. to buy tire mileage at lower cost. Think of being able to buy SiTvertovvTiGrds at such prices as these: MIHHMSIiHHBaiM.MMMIBiMl,HHIWnMHaMM cp BASE LINK ... iiasi: lim: alc I'KICK !,I', rune 30x3 CI. "$T3.50 34x4 S. B. $30.85 31x3.85 CI. 15.95 32x4 S.B. 37.70 30x3 S.B. 15.95 33x4 S.B. 38.55 32x3 S. a 22.95 34x4 S.B. 39.50 31x4 S.B. 26.45 35x4 S.B. "40.70 32x4 S.B. 29.15 33x5 S.B. .Ki.95 33x4 S.B. 30.05 35x5 S.B. 49.30 y sf " I tl J New base line prices are also effective on (joodrich Fabric Tires jf r 0,,p BASE UNU cfvp UASt! LINK 0IC I'HICB alc i'lUCK .3Qx3-"55" $9.65 32x4 S. B. Safety ' $21.20 30x3-,,55,, 10.65 33 x4 S. B. Safety 22.35 32 x 3 S. B. Safety ' 16.30 34 x 4 S. B. Safety 22.85 B y Urn ntr ikmtt I '"" ' i ' '"J h tirulixlk This revised price list affords the motorist as definite a guide to tire prices as Goodrich Tires are the definite standard of tire quality. makeshift. I PJtJVFVFl I tJh Thn MattrolLr nthwnv mnM hi I H fl f fiH Tho bust Jt was busted- built at ono tenth the expense of a I ... . .. I 'f vlba f 't'in l.iin .. i..ft ik.i . ..is m .r sb hi hi , rs sbsi sbsbsi m i m f Z :4Z SSeSISS fklamath l-alls Auto Co. , I I ,:iheb.f.goodrich rubber cQWAtn.Ah.ou I HWL "lX'TVOUItTOWVrir-VOU ten time. a. extensive a system I 224 Main( Street II" ' U riB U V T0ii vint ,0 ''vu ,n th0 klnd ' could be built for the same money. I " II il V H T u .l!0!?' ,,..'. . ' " ' ... In addition to Its economy, the plan 1 ' .. . .. .. J im I Mko the kind of a town you like, W--aM-i--BHMHMHiMiHi K!a IfEW 7 You clothes in a LL ii ' ' - 'JHBWWiliiWWWilil ililWp 11 I toJ And start ontion a long, long hiko. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS He Didn't Get a Rite Out of Tom BYALLMN J0 , v, You'll only find what you left be- J ., .... I r7"Wiir3"n i a lilsKAIijI I II I v'litiMX f . 3M'A lilnd. VOU HAVE To lootc COMEOMTOf Hffl,!1 ,': 'j I' rt,i!TO WMu X&W- jr s J WfJ 7"", TT 7 mM si For there's notTHris that', rqally LI K& A WAITER THE TAXI f5 M V AJ77. - l.Vf WM W S AU" VVuY OHt A TppOHri 'VC HEARD ,B0OT1weU WAl MS? now, v -MGO-TOOHEOF HERE,B 'A.?J-1, ?M ALFJEAOV ? HE' sUHEEVEBJ) 1 H , rTHIS GREAT PJAMVV lHlHWfc ffl . It's d knock at-ypurself when you wfiltif1'-fl MfKWtt vl V ' PM K I 1 TSvR LBAME i I ' V b