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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22
permit him TO 60 on to county pro.
Dsrty and erect . building tha. he
knev ha voulA nevsy orruovS

permit him TO 60 on to county pro.
Dsrty and erect . building tha. hs
knew he would never occupy!
When Judge Bunneli permitted
this trespas he assumed the respon.
sibility he must face before the peo-
pie OF the county on election day.
When the people learned that
Judge Hanks was going to build the
Main street courthouse they prompt
ly recalled him and elected Judge
Bunneli to stop II. This he has fall
ed to do and In failing las brought
about present conditions. Now he
comes to these same people and asks
them to place their stamp Of ap-
proyal upon his negligence; asks
them to place him back In office
with Instructions 10 scrap the Main
street courthouse. which will not
cost the people q dollar. outside OF
the the lawyers fees Judge Bunnell
has paid out SO lavishly; asks them
to send him back into office that he
may spend another $500. 900 for q
third courthouse. He must think
tho people Of the county have lost
their senses.
II Judge Worden had been elected
In place Of Judge Bunnell what
would he have done? He would have
gone into court and secured an in
junction stopping the work and kick |
Ing Dougan off county property. He
would have sued him and Judge
Hanks and everyone else for the ,
done and he would have
gone ahead and finished the Hot
Springs structure. That's the differ
ences between the two men--one is
business. the other Is not.
II Judge Bunnell hal listened to
proper legal advice he would have
secured the injunction. The excuse
hat 1t would have made county liable
'or damages Is not well founded. for
Dougan did not have legal contract
md consequently could not collect
lsmssss, Even ~ Dougsn did have q
egai contract and could collect dam
lsse, thsy. vqnld not have been -as \
Irsat q the costs Incurred for I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22
THE MAYORS LATTER

We are printing In full In today g
Herald the correspondence that has
passed between Mayor Strubie. Gov
ernor Olcott and the State Fire Mar
shal. No citizen Of Klamath Falls
can read this correspondence without
blushing. Here Is a man whom the
people have honored with the high
est office in the city grovelling in
the political gutter to besnirch u
state official who did his plain duty.
and did II in an honorable. impair
tial. and gentlemanly manner. Not
being satisfied with the courteous
manner In which the representatives
Of the fire marshal's office disposed
Of the disgraceful and thoroughly in
competent manner In which Mr.. Stru-
BILE has administered the business af-
fairs Of this Municipality. he In
weighs against them because they
did not lie to their superiors and
paint him white. Poor Mayor stru-
Bile! HIS pitiable plight calls for sym
Dathy rather than condemnation. And
with Il comes the relieving thought
that we are TO b afflicted with him
but . few weeks longer.
A TO the charge against The Her.
aid that the report was held up for
the psychological OBJECT Il would
have upon the candidacy Of Mr.. WI
ley: II has about the same founda-
tion a the rest Of the charges made |
By the. mayor. In The Herald of Tues |
day. October s. announcement was
made that the rsport had been re-
received aAA vosld Be rublishsd IN |
fall ini the Issue Of the 7th. Il was
held M beeauaD We planned upen . |
special - pgpveatioe nct(ea .VAteA I
~ carr3s1 IN the Issue q ths sth. \
the day vs printed shs report. There
b not . bu6nsD maa IN the city bat
Who knows that Mr.. wilsy had no I
lntsatioa - lolns Z eas1idaas e thar
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22
wORDEN W. BUNNEl.L

Realizing that he Is facing an al.
most hopeless fight. Judge Bunnell
has succeeded in calling to his as
sistance the wcll-known influence Of
Judge worden. The latter's letter.
! which we printed yesterday, calls
upon the people OF the county not
to swap horses in mid-stream. We
have very high regard for Judge
worden and we know that II he had
remained in klamath county as We
have and was as familiar with con-
ditions as We are, he would today
be standing side by side with The
Herald In urging the settlement OF
the courthouse fight by the election
of MIR. Chastain and Mr.. Petersen.
We believe Judge worden would
have done Just what Tho Herald Is
doing. He would put aside his per-
sonal feelings and prejudices and
take up the issue upon the basis Of
doing that which Is for the best In
terests OF the plain people. He did
that ten years ago, rs we did IL. We
know he would do Il now II he were
as familiar with all phases Of the
fight rs he was then.
Ten years ago II was the Hog Com
bine against the people. Today in
stead OF being one Hog Combine
there are two. and the money OF the
plain people Is being shcvslled Into
the trough to fatten both. Ten years
ago Judge worden tackled the o'd
Hog Combine with . fcarlesYness
and frankness that carried every
thing before him and he was elected.
True to his promise be started ,he
building on the Ho: Springs ti;e.
Day In and day out te fought for the
people and he mado prpgrass Can
the same be said OF Judge Bunneil:
No.
He was elected to prevent the
Of the courthouse on the
Main street site and complete the
Hot Springs structure. Did he stop
he building OF the Main street court
Aousef DID he make snv legal move |
% ejset trespasser from county
property? Did he take the necessary
legal steps to protect the property
placed under hls control! He did
lohs o. these things. He tells ~ that
Dougan did not have a legal con-
ract and We believe he 10 right on
bic point. Thsn II Dougan did not
ave . legal contract. Why did Be
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22

IL, 1890. at I O'Clock p. m. In the
court room Of the above entitled
court In the county courthouse at
kaImath Falls, Klamath County,
Oregon. has been fixed by the court
- the time and place ut which II will
hear and settle tho same. All per.
sons having objections 10 said ac-
count will file tho same with the
clerk OF the said court or appear
personally and object thereto, on or
before the date mentioned.
Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon.
October II. 1880.
,jr FRANK MOORLAND,
Administrator Of the Estate Of A. 8.
Aoorlnad. Deceased.
f o.. ll-io-ss-Nov. l-s,.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22
lNGERsOLL MURDER CHARGE
TO BE TRIED DECEMBER 10

December 10 has been set by the
circuit court as the date for the trial
Of Gilbert Ingersoll, Swan Lake
rancher. charged with the murder
of Henry stoehsler ut Dairy last
July.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22
BABY Roy BORN

DIR. Il. ID. Lamb reports the birth
Of I'm pound baby boy to Mr., and
Mrs.. Mclaughlin Of Second and Lin
coin streets. .ta|,Sls y 3fa sfla ,e,st.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR KLA.
...MATH COUNTY, IN THE MAT.
TER OF THE ESTATE OF A. 8.
MOOREIIAND, DECEASED.

Notice Of settlement Of final ac-
count. .r.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned administrator Of the above
estate filed hts account ON Oct. II.
1870, IN the above entitled cOutr and
matter. and that Saturday, November
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22
FORCED FREDIN0 OF MAYOR
OF CORK n CONTINUED

LONDON. Oct.22.-While Mayor
Macswiney continued to have spells
Of deiirium yesterday and last night.
the prison authorities renewed their
attempts to force liquid food into his
mouth.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22
ENGlNEER KILLED IN
PORTLAND FREIGHT WRECK

PORTLAND. Oct. 22.--Oscar
Baird, Southern Pacific engineer.
whose home is In Portland. was kill
ed this morning, when the helper
engine Of freight train Jumped the
track at Oregon City. Four cars were
dragged from the track. Others Of
tbs crew were uninjured.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22

WASHINGTON. Oct. :?.-Thc
United Lutheran church OF Amer
lea convention refused To sanction
Of the declaration Of the Rev. V. r.
Bachman ut Philadelphia that the
treaty OF Versailles should be mudi-
fled. y.a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22

Trough action taken At the recent
convention In Atlantic City wonsa
have become eligible TO full msmbsr-
ship In the Atlantic Deeper Water
association.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22
TWO KLAMATH FALLS MEN
INDICTED on LIQUOR CHARGE

PORTLAND. Oct. 20. - Warren
RUIZ and George Black Of Klamath
Falls were indicted here yesterday
by the federal grand jury on . charge
Of disposing Of liquor to Indians OF
the klamath reservation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22
Telegraph Tabloids

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-The Ar.
mour 4 company corporation. and
various Of It's officers. were indicted
here yesterday on i27 separate
counts OF profiteerIng.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22

TACOMA, Oct. 22.--Little Bobbie
Stage. kidnapped September II. was
returned TO hts mother last nikht.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22
VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER. Oct. 22.--I.atest
returns indicate a wet" majority Of
$4,000 votes In the wet vs. dry eicc-
tion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-22
wEATHKI, RErpoRr

Oregon Tonight fair; Saturday
fair except for probable rains In the
northwestern portion.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
7. \. MOORE AGAIN
MANAGES THE MOORE
n. Q. Smith Wins Suit and Then Al
lows Option 90 Erpiro-Mr. Moore
Has Extensive Plans For
Improvement

After receiving a favorable decis-
ION IN tho suit involving the validity
OF his option to purchase the Moore
Hotel II. c. Smith. who has beon
manager OF tho property for the past
four years decided to let the option
lapse and T. H. Moore Ia again In
possession OF the property.
Mr.. Smith has not yet determined
on his course OF action for tho fu-
ture. He 10 entertaining several pro-
positions and will mako his decision
shortly. II ia probably however
that he will remain In Ontario for
tho present.
Mr.. Moore took possession OF thu
hotel on Monday and is planning on
many improvements. In
cluded hts plans Is one tor a new
cafe. another for the renovatlng OF
tho lobby and other improvements.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
ONTARIO LOSES CLOSE
GAME TO old RIVALS
For First Time In Many Years Pay
cite High School Scores Victory
Over Ontario High-Score
Was 3 20 o

For the first time in many years.
at least in two generations OF classes,
the Payette High School team won
victory over Ontario last Tuesday by
the narrow margin of TO o.
The game was played at Payette
before big crowd and was a real
game all the way. An indication OF
the narrowness OF the struggle may
be gained from the fact that when
the final whistle blew Ontario held
the ball within two yards of the Pay
ette goal following a steady march
down the field in a brilliant rally.
Thruout the game the o. II. s. men
out-played the lighter Payette men.
but the fighting Payette bun, h brac-
ed whenever their goal was IN dan
ger and the ontario backs lacked the
punch to carry the ball over the Pay
etts line.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
army STORES TO Be
DISTRIBUTED HERE
Ontario Chosen as Permanent Head
quarters For Army Goods Conn
pany for Eastern Oregon and
Southwestern Idaho.
ontario's strategic location as a

0ntario's strategic location as a
distributing point was the controll-
ing factor that resulted in It's selec-
tion for the location as the perman-
ent distributing point for the stores
OF the u. s. Army Goods company,
which is TO operate a line of stores In
Southern Idaho. and perhaps in East
ern Oregon. For the time being
however Ontario will be the town to
have one OF these stores. Others may
be opened later.
II. j. Robb, manager OF the u. s.
Army Goods company arrived in On.
tario this week and made arrange
ments for the opening OF the local
institution and secured headquarters
in the Udick building on Idaho
street. The stock for the local store
arrived in car load lots and the store
will be opened Saturday.
From the ontario headquarters
which Mr.. Robb has established he
will distribute 20 stores at Emmett.
Twin Falls and Pocatello.
"The goods to be sold from the
stores include all kinds OF army sup
plies including blankets, clothing.
shoes. canned goods. meats etc.
Practically all OF the stock to be dis
tributed in his section was purchas-
cd from the government at the San
Francisco division" said Mr.. Robb.
"and are sold under the guanantee
given the purchaser by the govern
ment
THE opening Of this store will
furnish the people OF tho Snake riv-
or. Payette. and Malheur valleys with
an opportunity to secure these army
goods without having TO send away
for thom to some distant distributing
point"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
LUMBER PRICES HAVE
HIT REAL BED ROCK
Reduction OF Building Material In
Past Six Months Totals From 25
TO 4 Per Cent-Will Not
Go Lower Ia Belief

Lumber prices have followed, II
they have not led the fall In prices
OF farm products, says E. C. Van
Petten OF the Van Petten Lumber
company OF this city in discussing
the latest drop in the price OF build
ing material.
"There Is no reason now for de-
lay on the part OF any one who
plans to build, 80 far as the price OF
material in concerned" said MIR. Van
Petten to The Argus.
During the past six months thore
has been n total reduction in all
classes OF lumber varying from 25
TO 40 per cent. During the past few
days the price OF dimension lumber
has been cut by our firm from s.
to 80 per thousand, while ceiling and
flooring has been reduced from $40
TO s2b, which on top OF the drop of
10 per cent on July 1, and the alb
sorptlon OF the increased freight
rates, makes the total reduction OF
retail prices from rs to 40 per cent
And that is not all. The price OF
stumpage has increased to n point
where thore Ia now difference OF
only tii per thousand in the price
OF lumber on the stump TO that at
which Il Ia sold at retail This sii
includes the cost OF manufacture.
freight and selling cost. II Ia easy
to see therefore that lumber cannot
go lower The price OF stumpage
now Ia for No. flr logs t24 and No.
I $50. with these prices for logs
II can be seen that the bottom has
beon reached In retail lumber prices.
Nor is that the only considera-
tlon that is operative. The decline
in building In the east and middle
west has been even greater than In
tho west. whom building activity
picks up In the spring. as II must 10
supply tho demand. there IL bound
to be an increase in lumber prices.
40 that right now Ia the most favor
able time for building"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
REDCROSS READY FOR
Fourth ROLL CALL
Chairman J. G. McCrcight Has Com
mittce Chairman Appointed; Five
Minute Men Appointed-Rally
To Be Held at High School

Preparations are all most complet-
ed for the Fourth Annual Red Cross
Roll call within the jurisdiction OF
the local chapter which extends from
Big Bend to the Baker county line.
The call will start on Friday Novem-
Der IL and continue for ten days.
Next Tuesday at the High School a
Red Cross rally will be held at s p.
NJ. and during the week every theat-
re audience will be addressed by one
OF list OF Five Minute" men.
The program for the rally Is to be
as follows: Selection, High School
Orchestra; five minute talk. the Jun
ior Red Cross. J. NJ. Mcdonald; sell
ection. orchestra; five minute talk,
Geo. X. Aiken: selection, Boys Glee
Club; five minute talk, Mrs. y. NJ.
Greig; selection, Girls Glee Club;
five minute talk, j. G. McCreight.
chairman Fourth Roll Call; seleo-
tion. orchestra.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
CHRISTIAN CHURCH PLANS
IMMEDIATE ORGANIZATION

At u meeting held at the home OF
|s. II. Clay last Sunday afternoon OF
mombers OF the Christian church II
was decided to organise a church OF
that denomination in Ontario. The
church will start with an initial en-
rollment OF ~ members now resid-
onts OF the city. and others are ex-
pected from the country around
about the city. The organization
was so far completed that the Rev.
Samuel Gregg was selected as pas
tor for the coming year.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
6RI6F GENERAL NEWS

Real estate In New York city will
have an assessed valuation OF ,9.6Os,.
Oi7.t07 for 1871.
= The population OF North Dakota 10
64b.7So. an Increase OF 6s.674. or ii.9
per cent.
South Dakota has a population OF
636.sSs, an increase Of 5i.s5l. or SO
per cent
wisconsins population Is 1854. .ss9.
an Increase OF 2s7.S70. or 12.s per cent.
Franklin X. Lane. former secretary
OF the interior. has been forced TO give
up business temporarily because OF M
health.
Reports made public In New York
by employment agencies OF both the
Salvation Army and Knights OF Co.
lumbus indicate that Jobs soon will be
scarce In cities.
appointment Of George M. Hermls.
ton. Toronto. Ont. as general com.
mander OF the Patriarehs militant, the
uniform rank OF the Independent Or.
der OF Odd Fellows. has been an.
nouncsd.
Mississippi is the second state TO
show q decrease in population In the
1890 census. Its population OF l.7s9..
is2. announced BY the census bureau,
is 1882 or a per cent less than that OF
ten years ago.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
BURNS AND BEND TAKE
ACTION ON RAILROAD
File Complaint no Public Service
Commission OF Insufficient Trans
portation Service - New Law
Basis OF Action

For tho purpose OF starting q
movement for tho construction OF a
railroad across the state from Crane
20 Bend tho Burns Commercial Club
filed an action with the Public ser-
vice commission OF Oregon declaring
tho facilities OF Harney county for
transportation to be inadequate.
In connection with the Burns act
ion another has been started by the
Commercial Club OF Bend oregon 80
that q united movement Ia underway
seeking that end.
The action Ia based on tho original
Public Service Commission act to-
gether with tho new federal statute
governing railroad security issuances
etc.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
Death summon. Murray Gran.

Dalton. Aass.-W, Murray Crane,
former Uhitsd States senator and for
Tears a power in the Republican party,
died here in the family home. The end
came quietly, after four days OF heavy
sleep. almost OF inconsistencies. The
sleeping sickness had set in after an
illness OF several months, and 1t was
this which immediately preceded
death, the actual cause OF which was
said by his physician TO be inflamma-
tion OF the brain.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04

Cleveland Wins American Pennant.
New York.-Clsveland won the
American league pennant and earned
the right to oppose the Brooklyn Ma,
tionals in the world series.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04

Coming Championship Not "Fixed."
New York.-Distriet Attorney Lewis
OF Kings county issued a statement
in which he declared investigation by
his office had failed to disclose any
plan to fix" the 1890 world series.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
5000 900 Offered American

sS,ooo.ooo Offered American Legion.
Chicago.-The board OF directors Of
the Knights of Columbus has voted
to offer the American Legion S..
100000. This is the balance OF the
s4o.OOo.ooo collected BY the organiza.
tion for war purposes. to erect a mem,
orlal building in Washington.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04

We want your turkeys and poultry
Of all kinds; also bring us your
cream, We pay market price. In
dependent Market.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
AAvn Your can
MADh JgsF IIkn NEW

Ths bsUsr sf ysar auts e.
sins esAsa frsA ths synA asrs
.na TINS u the oaiy Shsp In
haiAsar esuaty that has q
CYLINDER BORING hACnsNn
This psr1its as 70 q tAis ne
eorsts aaehiAs wsgk d a
haiF' AAd Dc tt ssickly.
Now b the tiAs 10 have ysur
sAsiAs OVsrhaalsa.
MACHINE SHOP
Ontario, orssoA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
COUPLE ARE FOUND
DEAD In HOTEL ROOM.
Oklahoma Man and Woman in Double
Tragedy at Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE. Doc aa Break
ms Into locked room of local hotel
early today police discovered man
believed 20 BE- w j. Ncadows so x
Tulsa. oklna dead and q woman
thought 80 Be his vlfa dying. IS tha
res it - bullet wounds a revolver
Nitll warm. 9vaa found between the two
who were @ng in he'd clad fla lh-tr
Hirht clothing
Pistol reustt# aroused hotel rursf~
who summoned the police Ertnn, =
was Effected through window and
tho man was discovered with two f.4l-
Jet wounds through the heart aud tha
women hH his Hdc shot through trs
center % the forehead
Letters found Sn the room were Al
dressed 90 Mr. ana Mrs. b.. IS. Mead
"w@. 1uisa. OKLA. BANK books of ska
took Okla, and Hrok a valley. otia
hanFM were made out fu tire samoa
person. hey rHe faune la the
clothes 81 The man bears the nam.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
\ FEELING OF SECURITY

You naturally feel secure when you
know THAI The medicine you are about
- take absolutely nuta aud con
ta rs no harmful "a habit producing
drugs
such a medicine f. nr Kllnlera
swamp Root, kidney. liver aud blad-
der remedy.
The same standard ~ purity.
strength and excellence 70 maintained
ln every bottle ~ Sswamp- Root.
II rs scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs.
II Is NOT 4 stimulant and ~ taken fri
seaapouufa doses
it Is mot recommended for every
thing
II - natures groat b. per In rellev~
Ina aud overcoming kidney. tver and
bladder troubles
a sworn statement If purity s. vita
every gettie Ct IN KHmers swamp
Root
n you need "a medicine. yon should
have the best. CA sale Ell all drug
stores tn bottles 90 two Sizes. medium
and large
However IL you wish first ID trv
this great preparation send - cents
- Or KLINE s Ca BlHN1 amtcn.
r, For a sample bottle. When writ
ing be sure ard mention this naper
Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
ORLANDO SELECTED
NEXT HEADQUARTERS
Cswthen Elected Head q the Florida
educational Association Nest
Year.
fspselaI y 80 lonrnall

TAfHsAHfA &SEE. Dee. a0-Orlana0
VII - the neat placr 81 meetluG "
enc florida Educational Association.
TIE efneara fnr he coming year we're
elected ag tho afternoon session of the
association - follows. President. W
II. rawtnn &c GslUeawilie. vice.
president. Mtss Christian Mcdonald -
hrkAaiak springs, who succeeds her.
h8elfs secretary D. 4. Turnear ~ Ia
3eFaeae who has served - secretary
~ the association Tor Is consecutive
ts#rMs treasurer. y. ~ Rrlnaon o.
*wwwNanvtlle
The executive committee FOR the
tefn ~ owe year e hi Gray. third
district Quincy M maaweff. nec-
ord district Mec1eunt 1 r Person
fourth district. Homestead fof two
years MiHH Nellie Allier first dia-
frlet Inverness g. RI Noweil fourth
district. klsWiwmne. and ~ -. Gml-
iett. nrst district Hradentown. Tor
three YEARS, r. VI nuchoiR second
district Gainesville Miss Evsiyn
Thornton. Pensacola. third district.
and r. A Hathaway tacksonvillc.
Hfatesat- large
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-31
MILTON FRANK is
APPOINTED CAPTAIN


lton Frank. desk sergeant at the
pnlfn station. was appointed captain
4NMsfaaY ~ Commissioner Pou and
49, charge ~ the office and rec
department ~ the station lie
49, nave charge ~ the day watch -
ahe fyfee, and Captain Harper and
Lieutenant Mcclure ~ the afternoon
ehd nlkht watches. respectively. ~ AZ
present ~ chief with be appointed
ff tho department. ihe commissioner
aA"onncea bet he will take personal
eHnfEn ~ the force himself
~ Preston will ~ sworn "a A. po-
nc ofhcef today and viii take over
tne duties - aenk sergeant now cared
- ~ Captain Frank Mr.. Preston
VS. Formerly On the force and was
member ~ ths board during the all
oefHaanie form or government
ahief Ellis viii leave the police de-
raffHaent this afternoon e. o'clock
SO VII take - bis duties a. sheriff
fnsNaHy. Captain Frank wEl assume
DO rev Duties Saturday morning.