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DNRSDAY. OCTOBKIl 1H, tl2
WHISPERING
TB have been told several times
(V la tho last few days that tho
tnien of Klamath Fall will not
te for the re-election ot Mayor
Hey.
JVo do not know who Is responsl
b for originating this bit of sur
tlve and 'slanderous propaganda,
ft we do know what wo think of
It's a variation of the outworn,
scruplous 'methods' of the ward
lltlrlatt: devlcn known ns "whlsn-
lag a candldaie to death."
Ill's as foul' and cunning a thins
was ever devised this side the
Ink1 of hell.
.The" suggestion that the authors
aire to implant in tho public mind
that Mayor Wiley has been derelict
hla guardianship ot public mor-
I (j, and will bo rebuked on election
fy by tho women voters of the
p.
To thoso who nro epcodlng tho
ihliper along, knowing full' woll
at they ore making charges far
Jilch they havo no possible sub
antlatlon, wo havo nothing to say.
I their own consciences fall to re
Vke them, our words would be
Wed. '
1 I Bat to those who havo no interest.
I ccpt in knowing tho truth, wo
1 ould advise careful Investigation of
1 te motives ot thoso who aro mak-
tg this unclean attack.
i They never havo sat whero the
Titer has sat and discussed with
to mayor, tho problems of city gov
nment, thesa pco'de who say that
loral transgression Is permitted or
indoned by tho city's chlot execu
te. . Thcy'vo never heard tho mayor
fifor to his own growing boy. and
la deslro above all things to Fee
iat boy has tho protection of a
lean environment in which to grow
P.
They don't know they don't want
'i know, for they could find out very
UIJ "VJ UMItSJ JMl MM" V."
tusiy me present mayor oi iviam-
lh Palls takes his responsibilities.
There doubtless are moral evils In
tlnmath Kails. It would be strange
p, In a city of this population, and
femulekity of population, there were
Jffot. The aftermath ot war, the gen-
ral weakening of the moral fibre
tirough tho wholesale violations of
le prohibition act, navo createu na-lon-wldc
conditions that oaly the
oncerted uctlon of all true Ameri
ans, working tlypugli (lie public au
Jhorltles, the schools, churches and
a oniea aim cicuuiiy uiruugii iiuuic
anuence ami training -can rvuieuy.
s
ft 'li unfair to tho point of ab
Surdity to pick ono man In a popula
tion of five thousand and attempt to
tjrtakc him the guardian or tho Indi
vidual consciences of all the com
uiunlty. ft Tlio omniscience and omnlpres-
m tancn of tho Almighty alono would be
t'WI ',ua' ,0 sueu n lnsl ot 8UPrvll,lon
I IV i ahn mi.I.Im.4 tt Xftivni WMav rnn
tt
i TBe oritica or Mayor wney can-
if tot point to a single Caw in the ad
1'iilnlstratlon of the city's business at'
iialrr Ho took control nt a time
lien finances were in an apparently
nopeleu muddle, and with the aid
f u wlso council, and tho co-opera-
on of. civic organizations, whese:
oufldenco was enlisted by his utili
ty, lias stralRlitened out tlio tan.
:1m In a largo measuro and set the
tlty upon a uuru foundation for
rpwtU.
Two years Is u short tlnni for the
iccoupllshments that have been at
Vl'alned'. In grnfiplliiR with the large
Miroblems lliat had to b'o confronted.
tlkoly many minor matters havo gone
iiuaitendod.
MJ Oat la tho matter of morals we
VrVlo not liotieve that Klamath Falls
I iiias .wore than its snaro or trans-jjfufflw.
jj II II no luunnuiu iu wiiuniiiit iiiu
;. Hliort-vomlngs of othors. Wo feol
lt.-Mi tha whlsoeriiiK camaDlKii that
lH'tH ttarled Is n wanton attack.
rChrfe that cannot ho sulistaiilinted
In tlio daylight nro being ulitiporcd
In tho dark. Thoso cnpnblo of wil
ful nttcmiilH nt tho destruction of
character and reputation In order to
grnllfy potty political trudges am
gain petty political ends, deserve tlio
severest oxcorlntlon.
Wo nro not concerned greatly,
howotcr, with tho effect upon Mayor
Wiley's lepulatlnn. Ills ntundliig H
loo securo to lie Injured hy petty
malice.
Thrreforn wo seek tnlcsrapo from
allrrliiR up bitter feollnpi by employ
In g bitter words.
Wo only warn, as c feel our posi
tion compels im, agnlnM this cam
paign of curbstone whlMnsrlng "d
liackstnlrs gossip. Wo merely de
fend, as we feel it Is our duty, n pub
lic official vho has endeavored to
serve to hi best ability the whole
people of this city, whoso only crime
In the e)os oi enemies tf they would
honestly admit It Is ltl refusal to
extend patronage or play favorites at
the expense ot tho popple he serves.
And we feel that wc ran snfel)
leave the sting of reliiiko to the wom
en voters of tho city, whose Intelli
gence Is being gratuitously Insulted,
when their decision Is registered at
tho polls.
County Court Proceedings
Moniln), September tltli., Il.
Court Met Pursuant to Adjourn
ment, when worn Present. H. II.
Ilunnell, County Judge. Ilurrell
Short and Asa Fordyce, County Com
missioners. Tho following proceed
ings were had:
0. M. Raymond, reporting. $35.30.
O. M. Raymond, reporting. ll.VOU.
Road Claim allowed and warrant
drawn:
Ilurrell Short, mileage. $10S.00.
ltoad Bend Claims allowed and
warrants drawn:
Clark-Kendall & Co.. assistance In
issuing bonds, 11500.00.
L. W. Copclaud, right ot way,
$300.00.
A. WJ. Ilradshaw, right or wny,
$250.00.
Whereupon Court Adjourned until
Saturday September 10. 1022.
R. It. HUNNEIX, County Judge.
ASA FOKUYCK. Commissioner.
llimnKl.l. SHORT. Commissioner.
IB IT RK.MKMUKRi:i). That at a
Regular .Meeting of thu Hoard or
Equalization of Klamath County.
Oregon, begun and held nt the Court
Room ot said County on Morula.
September 11. 1922. the fame being
tho Second Monday in September.
1022, and tho tlmo fixed by law for
holding a regular term, when were
present:
R. II. Bunnell, County Judge.
W ,T. Lee, County Assessor.
C. R. DeLap. County Clerk. The
following proceedings were had:
Thn membir 'of tho board wer
sworn In, and assumed the business
or the board and tho notice or such
meetings was filed, whereupon the'
examination of tho rolls of 1022 wero'
examined, and recommendations,
suggestions and protests were con
sidered, and upon notion duly made.
tho Hoard decided to meet and ad
journ each day of tho term and
would continue the hearing of any
protest filed until near the end ot
tho term, to-wlt: until and Including
Monday. October 2. 1022.
R. II. MV.VH!.L. County Judge
ASA FORUVCK. Commissioner
BURRHLI. SHORT. Commlsslonr
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE KLAMATH
COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
3VSK t, tT2, AM HKITKMIUm 18, 1II2J
Unlnnco on hand nt end ot school year, Juno
20, 1921
Received during school ear, Juno 20, 1921,
to June 20, 1922:
From county school funds $ 2fi, 223,40
From state school funds 3,R03.i?i)
From elementary 2 mill tax 28,800.00
From special tax levy 41,545.82
From II. S. fund R.tBSUO
From miscellaneous 1,4113. S7
Total money received during this period
I Total amount of money handled
I Total amount ot warrants drawn by till tlio
I district or tho county 142,711.59
Outstanding warrants Juno 20. 1922 40.579.77
Total nmount of warrants paid during
school war June 20, 1921 to Juno
20, 1922 102.13t.S2
llalanco In treasurer's hands Juno 20, J 922.. til,8n5.9.s
llalanco In treasurer's hands June 20, 1922
when pro tern board took over school
ntratrs ' -
Received during period from June 20, 1922,
to September IS. 1922:
From county school fund $ 19,058.03
From special tax levy 10.S45.7I V
From miscellaneous 507.25
$ 17,931 91
101.035.8(5
$llS.y7.S0
IIS.9Im 80
Total received dm log this period
$ lfi,S35.9S
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The Liberty
PRESENTS
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
"Orphans of the
nt 2 p. in, mul 8 p. in.
Orchcslrn directed by Mr. Borcl
Total money handled by pro tern board dur
ing period from June 20. 1922, to Sep
tember IS. 1922 .....
Balance In treasurer's hands, September IS.
1922 Overdrawn -
Total disbursements during this period..
Total amount ot warrants drawn by pro tern
board, from Juno 20. 1922. to Septem
ber 19. 1922
Outstanding warrants which were drawn by
this board, sepiemner it, ivsj
Total amount oi warrants paid during
this period 'Ironi June 20, 1922, to
September IS, 1922
47.277.00 ly
31.07 'WM ,
$ 47,31 1.0.7 jl
4S.019.9I
708.27
47.311 r.71
041.38
135.00
852 00
it.... at ...1 ... .. . ...... II, ....... .. Il.u. I..... II.. ti.t lliicl... I .. t-li .. I I.V.t... .Illlli. '
lil"irinuiioii tn r.iriiiiiiiiri- ..i .. . .... ., . .......
'M, ID'JU. to ScplnnlMT 18, ttKA!:
Warrants drawn to redeem outstanding war
rants which wore drawn during school
year Juno 20 .1921. to Juno 20. 1922 ... $ 36.217.CS
Warrants drawn to rulesin outstanding war
rants which were drawn during school
year Juno 20. 1920. to Juno 20. 1921
Warrants drawn to redeem outstanding war
rants which were drawn during school
years previous to 1920
,Wurrant drawn covering accrued Interest on
above warrants .
Warrants drawn covering now expenses cre
ated by pro tern beard:
Car G9B.52
Transportation 31.1.25
Janitor - 22.50
Teaching - 86S.7.ri
New building 1.036.55
Postage and printing 113.48
Kxamlnntlons 6.00
Clerk -... 100.00
... lis.on
S.61
J.75
22.20
... 4,874.20
75.00
S.50
Hoard
Supplies
nooks
Furniture and fixture
Repair and improvements
Inrnranco -
Telephone
t.
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i)
Other services G33.I0
tM
,sr.
250.00
109.25
10.00
.2.55
105.00
Expenses ot tilrectors 2S9.5I
Interest
Attorney .
Fuel
Filing teo
Cartago
Rent
Total
0,530.00 $ 48.010.01
Oet rosulti by using class ada.
Accrued bills this dale, September IS. 1022 contracted by
pro tem board and not yet acted upon by board $3 176 05
K. I. DAVIH,
Clerk, Klamath County School District.
October 20
Is the Last Day
To Submit Your Essay
Suljoct:-r-"Why the Mis-Nnmeil Compulsory Kducation
al Hill should bo defeated."
The following are the rules of the contest.
1. Esaaya muat be limited to 500 words.
2. Muat be written in ink and on one aide of paper only.
3. Mail all Essays to Enrty Contest, Box 427 Klamnth Falla.
(Letters will be delivered unopened to the Boar.d of Judges)'
A. No Essays bearing a post mark Inter than Oct. 20th will be ac
cepted. 5. Essays will be judged on subject matter and construction,
spelling, punctuation, grammar and neatness of the work
submitted.
Judges of contest will be:
F. R. SOULE. Herald Editor
CHAS.'F. STONE, Attorney
REV. H. T. MEYER, Lutheran Minister
For the best essay on the above subject a cash prize of
$20.00 will he given. "
For the second best essay $10.00 cash.
For the third best essay $5.00 cash-
The above contest is being conducted by the Catholic
Civic Rights Association of Klamath County.
D. H. CRUMP, Scc'y. Manager.
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