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The Associated PrM Is exclusively kludge Worilcn.
time and the publication ot tho ro
port hnd absolutely no connection
with his condldacy.
Tho statement that Tho Evening
Herald Is deadly opposed to his ad
ministration Is laughaolo. Wo have
never been ablo to tlnl any admin
istration to oppose. As u mayor Mr.
Strublo Is nil; -his administration
ts nil. Nothing form nothing loaves
nothing.
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taper, and alto the local news pub
Hefced herein.
worden va iiuxnell
Realising that ho Is facing nn al
most hopeless tight, Judgo Uunncll
has succeeded In calling to his as
sistance tho well-known Influence ot
Tho lattor's lotter,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
1020
THE MAYOR'S LETTER
Wo are printing In full In today's
Herald the correspondence that has
passed between Mayor Strublc, Gov
ernor Olcott and tho State Flro Mar
shal. No citizen ot Klamath Falls
can read this correspondence without
blushing. Here Is a man whom tho
people have honored with tho high
est office in the city grovelling In
tho political gutter to besmirch a
state official who did his plain duty,
and did It In an honorable. Impar
tial, and gentlemanly manner. Not
printed yesterday, calls
upon tho people of tho county not
to swnp hotscs In mid-stream. Wo
havo n very high regard for Judgo
Worden and wo know that It ho had
remained In Klamath county ns wo
h.irn nnJ was ns familiar with con-
l.tWInna nm trn nm. Iin wmilfl tnilAV
bo standing sldo by side with Tho
Herald In urging the settlement ot
tho courthouse tight by tho election
of Mr. Cnaslaln and Mr. Petersen.
Wo bcllovo Judge Worden would
have dono just what Tho Herald Is
doing. Ho would put aside his per
sonal feelings and prejudices and
tako up the Issue upon the basli ot
doing that which ts for tho best in
terests ot the plain people. He did
that ten years ago, as wo did It. Wo
know ho would do It now It he were
us familiar with all phases ot the
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being satisfied with tho courteous
Banner In which the representatives fht as he Vat then.
ot the flro marshal's offlco disposed) Ten years ago It was tho Hog Com-
ol the disgraceful and thoroughly In-; bine against tho people. Today In-
competent manner In which Mr. Siru-
ble has administered tho business af
fairs ot this municipality, he In
veighs against a them becanse they
did not tie to their superiors and
paint him white. Poor Mayor Stru
blel IDs pitiable plight calls for sym
pathy rather than condemnation. And
with it cornea the relieving thought
that We .are to be afflicted with him
but, a few weeks longer.
As to the charge against The Her;
aid that the report was held ap for
the psychological effect It would
have npoa the candidacy ot Mr. Wl
' ley: It has about the same founda
tion ai the rest of the charges made
by the'mayor. la The. Herald of Tues
day, October , annouacemeat was
made jthsit'.the report had been re
xceelved aaeT weald be. pabtisaed la
fall Inl the team of the 7tb It waa
eia up aieam we plaaacarapM a
the day wevprlatd the report. There
ts'aot a ba-faeaa maa la the, city hat
who kaowithat Mr' Wiley aad'ao
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stead of being one Hog Combine
there are two, and the monoy of the
plain people Is being shovelled Into
the trough to fatten both. Ten years
ago JuCge Worden tackluj the o'd
Hog Combine with a fearlessness
and frankness that carried every
thing before him and he wa elected.
True to his promli? be started the
building on the Ho. Springs lte.
Day in and day out Lc fought for the
people and he mndo progras Can
the same be said ot Judgo Bunnell?
No.
He was elected to prevent the
building ot the courthouse on the
Main street site and complete the
Hot Springs structure. Did ho stop
the building or the Main street court
houset Did he make aav legal movo
to eject a trespasser from county
property? Did he take the noceswrv
legal steps to protect the property
placed ander bJe control? He did
Boac'cf these things. He tells us that
Dougan did not have a legal con
tract, and we believe he la right" oar
this pohit. Thea If Dougan did not
have a legal dintract. why did be
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permit him to go on to county pro
perty aad erect a building that hu
knew he would never occupy?'
When Jndge Bunnell permitted
this trespaaa be assumed the respon
sibility he must face before the peo
ple of the county on election day.
When the people learned that
Judge Hanks was going to build the
Main street courthouse they prompt-
lawyers, and the county. would not
be held np tt. ridicule the country
over because of Its multiplicity of
courtbousos.
The plain fact Is tho Judge Dun
nell and Commissioner Short are to
blamo for the erection of the'Maln
strcot courthouse. They rcvor should
CLUB HMOKER PKOMIMEH
HOMK PAHT KXHIMTIONS
The Klamath Falls Athletic club
Is putting on a smoker of unusual
Interest tonight and will feature Bat
tling Montgomery end Kid Lewis In
a fast threo-round bout. Thesa mon
have permitted Dougan to build It. .art) both In tho pink of condition
Now that It has benn built, nnd It and will put up a fast exhibition. For
ly recalled him and "heled Judw'lf" "c7,,w"hut co"t, Jhoa preliminary lha club has two pair.
!i,.nnn tn ..n i, Thi. h i.- f-ii.t s,llrer!' "h0"''- occupied. Let of local amateurs who will stogo a
ed'to do and In falling ha. brought!"" f..' fr lbq .b'under of coupla of good exhibition- and are
about present conditions. Now ho
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NEW YOllK, Oct. XJS. -Tho Ar
mour & company corporation, and
various of Its -officers, wro Indicted
horo yesterday on 127 scparalo
counts of prnfltcnrlnK,
comes to these same people and ask
them to place their stamp of ap
proval upon his negligence; asks
them; to place him back in office
with instructions to scrap tho SJaln
street courthouse, Which will notj
cost the people a dollar, outside of
the the lawyer's foes Judge Bunnell
has paid out so lavishly; asks them K.NOINKKIl KILLKD IX
our officials, and use that money sum to nluaso. Tho first nrollmlnarv
In developing the resources of tho will bo betweun Turfy Anderson and
county. Let us cease following that
Mad Mullah the courthouse fight
to our ahamo and tho exnendlturo!
of hundreds of thousands of ollar, bouts. Tho first preliminary
and follow the -better and more
spiring leadership of good roads,
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to send him back into office that he
may spend another (200,000 for a
third rnurthnllRA. Ha mimft thlnlr
I tho people of the county have lost
their senses.
If Judgo Worden had been elected
In place of Judge Bunnell what
would ho havo done? Ho would hayo
gone Into court and secured an In
junction stopping the work and 'kick
ing Dougan off county property. He
would havo sued him and Judge
Hanks and everyone else for the
damage done and he would have
gone ahead and finished the , Hot
Springs structure That's the differ
ences between the two men--ono Is
business, the other is not.
If Judge Bunnell had 'listened to
proper legal advice he would havo
secured t!)o injunction. Tho oxcu'oo
that It would have mado county liable
for danWeq is not well foundod., for
Dougan' did not have a legal contract
and consequently could' not collect
damages,", Eyea If Dougan did have a
legal "contract and could collect dam-
great aa tht aoafa incurred for
PORTLAND KKKIQIIT WRKCK
PORTLAND, Oct. 22. Oscar
Balrd, Southern Pacific engineer,
whose home is In Portland, was Hill
ed this morning, when the helper
engine of a freight train Jumped the
iraca at uregon city, Four cars were
dragged from the track. Others of
the crow were uninjured.
Ilajdy Blehn and tho other between
Terrible Tiny and Cyclono Tulfy. Dr.
W. A. Luonurd will referee all of tho
will
begin promptly at 8:30 at the club
rooms over tho Dodge garage.
FORCKD FRKDING OF MAYOR
OF CORK IH CONTINUED
TWO KLAMATH FALIX MKN
I.NDICTKD O.N LIQUOR CHAItOK
PORTLAND. Oct. 22. Warren
Ruff and Oeorge Black of Klamath
Falls were indicted here yosterday
by the federal grand Jury on a charge
of disposing of liquor to Indians of
tho Klamath reservation.
VANCOUVER, Oct. 22. Latest
ruturns indlcato a "wut" majority of
2M00 votes In tho wet vs- dry election.
TACOMA, Oct. 22. Little Bobble
HtuRB. kldnnpped Hoptombor 14, waa
returned to his mother last night,
INUKItHOLL MURDER C'HAROK
TO BE TRIED DECEMBER 10
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22. Tho
United .Lutheran church of Amor
leu convention refusud tn sanction4
ot tho declaration 'of tho Rev. E. F.
Bachman at Philadelphia that the
treaty of Versailles should lie modi
fied. t
Trough action tnksu ot the recent,
convention In Atlantic Clty( woaaea
have bocome eligible io full member-,
ship In the Atlantic' Deeper Watar
association..
December 10 has been set by the
circuit court as the date for tho trial
of Gilbert Ingorsoll, Swan Lake
rancher, charged with tho murder
of Henry tftochslcr nt Dairy last
July.
LONDON, Oct.22. While Mayor
MacSwIney continued to have spells
of delirium yustorday and last night, ....
the prison authorities renewoa their TIIH mu.vri ,rouTi W THE
- " vriva1 ' sBlia
attempts to forcu liquid food Into his
mouth
IIAUV 1M)Y ltOH.V
Dr. K. D, Lamb reports the birth"
of a 7 pound baby boy to Mr, and
Mrs. McLoughlln of Second' and Lin-';
cola- streets.
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I ....MATH XUNTV, IN THE MAT-
TKH OF THH VJVTATK OF A. H.
MOOHKLAND, I)IX7EAMED.
No'ilco, of Hottlement of final ac
count. Notice Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned .administrator of tho abovo
estate filed his account on Oct. 11,
1920, In'.the above cntltlod coutr anif
matter, and-that Saturdayj. November.
WEATHEIt REPORT
Oregon Tonight fair; Satarday
fair except for probable rains ia the
northwestern portion, -
18, 1920, at 4 o'clock p. m. la the
court room of the abovo entitled
court In the county courthouse at
Kalmath Falls. Klamath Countv.
Oregon, has been fixed by the court
as tho time and place at which It will
hear and sottlo tho same. All per
sons having objections to said no-
count, will file the same with tba
clerk of tho safd court or appear
porsonally and object thoreto, on or
bofore tho date mentioned. .
Dated at Klamath Falls: Orernn.
OptobeV 11, 1910. '
. FRANK MOORLAND,
Administrator of the' Estate of A. 8.
Moorlnad, Deceased.
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