NEWS
BPECIS
Flood Destroys Towns,
Friday, Aueust 14. 192B.
2!nsHundredstin Korea I
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iKor ran
ll.-Karm pros-
4hi. aukui".
lie corn m-n.
,d from -
rut lars
Firm prim una
lo th n'rk' 1 '"
d lor I' '
prlre (Imii lust
figures UHlMttio
iiirnmp fur I ho
till Mil J""" 1
In tinl one-half.
Rrnrda ere nW;
rear, blrh er-ib'1 '
urlnl thl period;
urn roreivcu in
trodurla, 10.3 1 r. .-
tor I no nci
t Ilk1"! Increase!
Ini " ' '
f b Hi-'n d.llnrs. Unstop, reports a hrlitit of ilom- hiw boon used to crealo a dlcla-
..Kir.v.la esucwini. However, wemorn grow, torahlp. Delegates wero orged by
rmiA era art) mill holding llulr clip for hi in to "endorse candidate who
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Local Briefs
In I ho Koulli Cal Crews, local
proprietor of taxlrab aervlce. la
In Ban Francisco Iranaacting bual
neaa. Ilurk Fined Charged with park
ing bla automobile on the public
blghwajr. H. F. Buck, of Klamath
Falla, waa assessed a fine of 18.50
by Judge Kendall yesterday after
noon. In Klamath Mrs. Clendora M.
Blakelr, of the Oregon State Gradu
ate Norses aaeoclatlon, waa a tlaltor
In Klamath Falla yesterday and call
ed on varloua friends. She expecta
to leare for Bend today.
Knllre viltsgra have been wiped out and mormon, nmn.. J.. j l a i .
. . , .1. , , , , - r r V mm di mmi waicra qi
Ihe Han rlvrr. In Korea, which have risen lo a depth ol 43 feet More than 800 persons are dead i
wpn" lh'' - S'P""at occ",Uo"l "P operating as rescue
i-tri arc
1,1. t l'""i
s t'ir halrB Irt-i'ii
,h Brkrt within
,hi, the prim r-
tbt Ita frm
t rtwl'fd
n advancl
i Wiping nut tbo
tin couldcralily.
Wuih 01 Ihln yonr'a
lri4 within thn
Lt tt rhf at ix-
sltt nllUoi tiuiih-
It nutnpUon an
out ilikmnlred
.bfU. ui tlth a
tport itaui. It la
tu firan will re
tt lot itrlr whoat
a hlxhiT prlie. Tiny are
atmut flvo rontH nuiro a
In offori'd.
IVH AKK DKCIIMHINO
LOS ANdKLKS. Aug. 13. Cowe
are the greaieat exponents ot race
lixklnx will windy and fi-arlculy perlorrn
pound the diilloa of his high office and'suicido. according to Dr. C. W. Lar-
one who can he relied upon to' son, of Washington, in an address
faithfully support the constitution ! here. They are disgracefully lying
H WIS. LINING If
TO BEAT YOUNG
BOB I.AF011ETTE
of Ihn United States."
down oh the Job.
"The general growth o the cdw
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL. I population over a n timber of years,'
Money can secure no better care In 'Larson said In reviewing the sitna
confinement. adv-2 tlon, "haa not kept pare with the
Increase in human population."
OSIIKOSII, WR. Aug. 13
(t'nltid N'rnl - SU niimeH were
plni'cd befor: t'io WUcoimln ropuli-
isr, spat of thn. Mean etiito cunvonllnn horo late
li Kieiu pnrtlc Thtirsilny ns Tonnorvatlvo canill-
ihort crop. iln(o" (r tho office of United
fop IKtnlo, Bini'rT loft vacant I f the
Kfr brtlof ('"ih of !M-n;itnr Itubort M. Lu-
whn la
SPosttton Wanted,
ft CAD WAMTgS
Classified advertising ia
morning paper proposition al
ways. Read the News.
Tonrlsta California tonrlsts in
the city this week to arrive last
night Included the following: An
drew Oransley, Edwin Badger, Wil
liams, Clara C. Coy, Pasadena; W.
W. Heathorn. Berkeley; William C.
f'ego; R. W. Lackstrom, Eureka; Ki Tin- soili--.Mr. . a:id Mr
R. V. Dotty, Orovllle; L. L. Smith, li. N. t t. m.ns of Klmatli Full,
Fresno; 8. R. Hosking, Copco; J., left Thurd.iv f"r shuttle, whon
H. AlU-i, Sherman; 8. E. Hender- iiey will visit (or ivmc ilin, I
also plan to continue 'to Urrit'.i
son. Long Beach; George L. Mc-
Dermott, Davis; Alex Gray; Fawn-
akin; D. C. James, Los Angeles; 0.
F. Dawaon. Suaanvllle; George J.
Columbia for their summer vaea.
tlon. Mr. and Mra. Clemens plan
ned to apend seme of their tlmr
Arnold, Monrovia; Grace E. Taylor, 'Lake Louise and Danff. howo
Oakland; George J. Newcome, Mon
rovia; Mrs. Marie Babblno, Santa
Roaa; J. H. Eastman, Bueanville.
Visitors Among the tourists to
spend the week In southern Ore
gon are several from Washington,
and one from Tennessee. They are:
C. B. Kitchens of Lebanon. Tennes
see; Frank W. Collins. Tacoma,
Washington; H. 0. Ollem, Seattle,
Washington; Richard O. Klein,
Seattle, Washington.
Caanptna; Trip F. C. Westerfleld
of Springfield, Oregon, with B. P.
Eaton, prominent Eugene resident.
are among the vlsltora In the cHy
this week enjoying a camping trip
In this section. Westerfleld, until
Mler, Sacramento; L. E. Johnson,! a week ago, waa owner of the
Loa Angeles; George R. Johnson, Springfield News, selling bla Inter-
Los Angeles: E. V. Banks, Ban ests recently.
the roads are reported In bad ''Au
dition and they have abandons
that phaae of their trip. ;
11 NEW ELKS' HORNS
, TO SPROUT UP SOON
The Klamath Lodge of Elka met
laat night for therr regular tummir
vacation meeting of once a mnnili
during Jnly. Auguat and Bepti-rnl. -r
and transacted regular buslnoa.
The next meeting of the Elki will
be September 10th.
The first Thursday In Oetotier N
the beginning of regular meetitn..
and October 1st will be Initiation
and banquet with an entertalnmon'!
About eleven candidates will 1!
initiated at that time, and the hcKiu
ning of the winter session" vrll !o
on In full blast.
lififclin
fit. KlEUl
hi br I ib
f ('era fnp
rlroni'
SHEPHERD'S
RADIO
SLASHED.
to (Irfi'al
who la a1!
ten rmn in 4,. , r iillollo. Tho candlilalo
: taut 30 per rpnt i ao'r'1' endeavor
rear. nm .iri Hubert M. LaPiillette. Jr
ra belt during tho 'nnillUnle to aurceeil his father.
mated some tin- The bunlners of naming a suit-'
wing pig, tf,ip able riinilliliilo to "supiiort the re-
r Ihss tta antlcl ' publican plalfiirtn" ciimo after many
I lacreaae (ho de. blltor upevrliea iikuIiihI thn progres-
nlve reglinn In Wisconsin. Tho at-
roied steaillly slnco'tiick wns led by United States Benn-
ntnrnt cotion fore- lor Irvine L. U-nrool. In a speech
lr dirnmied prev-1 calling for "tho selection of a re-
Ihla year's crop publican cumlldate to redeem Wls-
Wf million Imles. I connln," and n demand for a changoi
'moj Mlowlnt this In tho nrlmarv law to permit "anl
"srt (lie lis lu ihnJoticn n.irtv declnrntlon by tho vo-
jler at the primary polls so that'
Wool ho bo given mly tho bullot of the'
op foserasts lief, party with which ho Is afflll-i
III do nim-h to utcd."
l0 cri'Mcm from Ki'Oiilnr Lenniot il-.-lareil that
"e suffered trom'tho pilmiiry election l.iw, which Is'
tne poet two designed to place nil nominating
IcJieeseJ
C WAt your dealery j
fctiwi iat;aoT-c;w?" ' 1
power in tho hands of tho voters
'? as "Other Woman'She Aids
Quillan in Fight to Clear. Name
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ri w,j a u ;Cvl
(A v w
L9ullIln,hC.bbe'. hZut? con" '""
Kldln. i,' . tot divorce from the :
named hv Mrs.
'-'"Int M-A .,yIt fo' divorce from the New York Giant
rv-milM .tal,la Lfight lo clear, hif D.nie.r
Second Annual
Pacific Northwest
Transportation
" Costs are
"By the Mile"
RACING
CLASSIC
DePALMA, HEARNE, McDONALD
and DURAY
and
8 Other National Stars ,
Jackson County Fair Grounds
World's Fastest Racing Creation
Seat Sale Opens Monday, August 10
Races Start 2:30 P. M. Sharp
Gates Open 1:00 P.M.
General Admission $1.50
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Tax Included
Sunday, Aug. 16
Not Ify'theQalhn
You payitlie current price for
gasoline, but iits; actual cost to
you may be twice that much. It
depends on the gasoline you buy
There Is no secret about
,what constitutes good
gasoline. But ifs impdr
tant that you know.
Union Gasoline, for ex-"
. ample, is refined from the
highest grade western
crude. It is e quality prod't
uct not .made . to . sell . at
'a price.? . .
) Union Gasoline is non
detonating. Its power
.Impulses are hot those 6f
a sledge hammer. Its ex-!
,pl6si6n progresses with
' resulting power that is
smooth.'
With OnlofiTtour
motor starts qukkly sc
celerates with a swift, vi
bradonless pick-up and
easily attains an even,glid-,
lag speed.
You wifl find, si a result)
that your motor will yield
more miles, at less upkeep
cost, with Union Gasoline.
If it were possible to
make a better gasoline,
that gasoline would be
found where you see the
Union Sign. AtUni6nOil
service stations, and inde
pendent dealers of the first
class everywhere.
UnioB.
NonDetonating.
Gasolime
Also Producers 0 Arwto Motor Oil
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