The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-12
Oneill Confines rs Campaign
Of Mud Singing Dirty Politics

Continued from Pags
today, and have existed In this eounty
since I arst came here. Il b IKE this
my friends. the fellow who comes out.
shakes hands with you and 10 gone.
then the fellow who wants to DO right
a. near - possible comes and talks
with you and hs II open to criticism.
but II IL far better to come before the
voters Of the district. from whom Ne b
asking suflsrencs. and talk man to man
with them. II h better for him to b
q gum shoe man. better for him !
mean. what I mean By that 70 going
around from house to house and cay.
ing to you. you had better watch out
for Oneall - dishonest man. Onclll
II he Gets In that position viii take I'd.
vantage Of you. now I charge you to
beware Of that thins. these things have
been started and they are In the max.
ing at the present time. I have come
out openly and am openly dlscussing
the questions - I see them In this
for II any gentlemen that
II here. or not here. or any Of his
friends. desire to enter Into . discus.
sion Of the thinss and conditions - I
am stating them. I am open at an
times to meet him and give him half Of
the time. any time he desirss to NEE:
me.
Now then II II q fact that am max.
ing this campaign openly. and stat,nR
some OF the things which is helng car
rted on BY one leading political Nssa
NJ the county. That man 10 nalvin =.
the present judge Of this
district believe that b his A1ne.
he siGns II D. v. Kuyxsn,ial..
mean Judge Kuykendall. for fear any
Of you should be mistaken in the man.
he II the gentleman that has been rep
resenting the timber interest OF this
county. and the gentleman that wrote
the contract for you farmers for the
klamath Water Users Association.
when he was your attorney. I do not
know. I guess you might call him
Timber" Kuyksndall or Water Users
I do not know which, I
nm advertising Kuykendall and I am
going to do It openly. and you can call
Il politics II you like. am not afraid
Of the results Of this election. II you
PEOPLE elect d. v. Kuykendall for
Judge upon the republican ticket. you
are going to do It after have givsn
you notice Of who and what hs 70.
Now somebody - I stand here. and -
these words ring In my cara. you may
say that Oneill II out for once and out
Tor the ONCE that Kuykendall has and
Is now holding. Yes. that d true. and
have had some experience with Kuy.
since I have been In this
I have tried more law suits
With him than any other man. have
known him quite . while. I know his
I know his disposition. I
know his inclinations. know his Gun.
n!ng smile, and desire to state to you
hat I do not believe that he can b
trusted to sive the people . square
teal. I desire all Of you to understand
hat. Now then you may say that I
I'm taking politics
Now ! say to you people. I pledge to
7ou people. and I promise you that jf|
'ou eive yue your hearty support anJ
cooperation and Give me the non,lnx.
ion for circuit irdsa Of this dissriat
'g'on the 18th day II May. ! w.n NE
~ Of g.: iniluen.e o. Judge. AMI " i
Is judge Of thar~ro. II. snatch th;.t =.
Ice out cf the EJ''tical ring. 30 tb 4
very man that 10 brought into court
vill receive the same consideration.
md every lawysr will receive TIE same |
'onsidsratson. you ~fll not have toI
lire the pardnsr Of the court In order |
o get Justice. We have never had . |
nance In Klamath Fails courts since |
have boen there. except the time
vhsn George Noland presided. You
armers do mot know the conditions
hat exist In politics In Klamath
ounty. you do not know that the 20
'tical ring IL run By six or seven men.
nd II you are not in the ring you
hight Just - wsll not try to do any.
hing. You farmers 90 and cast your
ote for man that you think 70 right.
on vote honestly, but ron must 70.