THE
Uneasy
the Head That Wears the Governor’s Hat
WESTERN
A M E R ! CAN
M. & F. Unfair Say
—
Portland Unionists
At Random
By Allyn Jayne
Melar A FruukV Depattateel
viete stili 1« »e ìaberS uaialr Hat,
Ity Brasimeli' tele ef thè Puri-
land ('entrai Lahor Cenuri!, rep-
rr-oatJag all »•»«* (rude«. Muuday,
Iter. IL The reusono gite* are
tbeee, chiedi :
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startetlen ria gei patd te MW
i-mployee, me-tly nausea end
girla, whe «et thè apprettile#
minimum et *» a weeh. lt waa
unanlmeaaty deelared thal ae
nomea er «irl. hewever economi-
«3
eel ahe m%hl he, eould Uve de-
ready la Portland, er eUewhege,
ea amrh pttfuU) »esali wnge«.
Et a« don ef uureeveaabte de­
aree et servire.
A u lue ratte «ad tmpudeat re-
favai et J. Mrìrr, alleged head et
thè tlrm, te eeavlder thexe grlev-
eares et laher wlth a tlew te
am ¡cable adji'tmral.
The largasi per« et (he patron­
age et Melar A Frank, amo a et-
la« lo mIUleas ot dedar« aaaaal-
ly, la sald le seme tram thè alea­
der p u m a et thè peor.
Per Ihess reasoaa t h è -----1*-«
folk et Pertiaad bave deelared
ALTISSIMO DELIGHTS
Melar A Praak te he uwtotr, end
PORTLAND LODGE MEN are Imgleifcg e Kght-thtaklu«
p ubile te cemaUrr thrtr «rlev-
A Jolly little gentlemen from Bend. i
a s t ia
Ore, who is e familiar figure and a
genuine Joy In e certain Portland
lodge, on occasions, and who pos­
•WATCH YOUR STEP.”
sesses an attisalmo voice that would
Th# Western American la main­
make his fortune on the vaudeville
taining an afflai «nt see rot serv­
stage, entertained Joyously the other
ice In plaeee where auch werk la
night With a song entitled "Maude
needed, especially In Astoria,
Muller Stung." Verse one goes this
where leyal employe« are watch­
way:
ing the development of affaire In
Maude Muller on a summer’s day.
behalf ef the
>1 public. Let
Watched the hired man rake the hey; I no one blame
for the
She lauglfed and giggled In her glee 1 "leakage'' of
There
When up hie pantsleg crawled a bee.
is no leak,
of the heat
Later the farm-hand laughed In turn.
newspaper
the Pacific
When a big grasshopper crawled up
coast la one
¡hat's ail.
her'n.
To persons whe pro doing wrong
and going “ haywire." there's
CARPENTER WORK WANTED—For
only one warning: ‘ Watch your
anything in the carpenter line, M
stop!"
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will pay you to call Wallnut 567S.
om et if
jg g o y
KNIGHTS OF THE FIERY CROSS
I saw • Cross the other night
All bathed in fiery red,
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Beautifying the stars’ clear white
That brightly smiled o’erhead.
And I thought of the noble Klansmen,
The Knights of the Fiery Cross; £
A hundred thousand men and ten,
Who think not of personal loss.
A hundred thousand men and ten
To bind the Nation’s wounds; -JLU -
And they will come from hill and glen.
» >, Looking not for boons.
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The Fiery Cross of a Nation grand.
As bright as the stars on high;
Symbolizing a noble band
True-blue like the sky.
Noble Klan, God bless you!
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In the work that you must do—
. And, Noble Klan, God rest you!
When that same work is through.
—A FRIEND.
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(It is indeed an honor and pleasure to give space to
this beautiful poem, wHHhi by a charming young miss,
daughter o f a family distinguished in Oregon fraternal-
ism.— Editor.)
BAKER PROTESTANT
HOSPITAL ASSURED
WITH KLAN SUPPORT
pital and e clinic in the city of Baker.
The proposed building is to contain
one of the most up-to-date and beat
equipped surgeries Ih Eastern Oregon.
Thoroughly • competent physicians and
surgeons will have charge.
Prominent Baker citizens have of­
fered free use of ground for the hos­
pital site. This proposed site is in
a very quiet and desirable part of the
city.
Strong Financial Backing
Given to Much-Needed
JOHNSON TELLS AIMS
Institution
OF LOYAL ORANGEMEN
Rev. J. R. Johnson, E. C., thrilled
hundreds of hearers and kept tkem
Baker. Ore., Jen. 24.—The hope of
keenly interested throughout an hour's
the Protestant people of Beker. which I address on the subject of the purposes
ie the metropolis of Eastern Oregon, and progress, foundation and ideals of
at laat will be reeliied. for after long the Loyal Order of Orangemen, at a
continued efforts the city ie now as­ meeting of Taylor lodge In Portland
sured a Protestant hospital.
laat Friday night. He declared the
Strong financial Interests are re­ Orange order was created in self-
ported beck of the proposition, but defense to battle with the malignant
notwithstanding this tact the business powers of Rome— the age-old struggle
men of Baker will be given an oppor­ for religious freedom. The purpose of
tunity to buy stock In the proposed the Orange, he aaid, is to restore the
Institution.
God-given rights of all men to worship
Without any previous announcement the Almighty according to the dictates
or hints to the Baker Ku Klux Klan. of conscience.
a few details of the hospital proposi­
After the meeting the crowd enjoyed
tion were explained at a regular meet­ a social boar.
ing of the organization, and in ten
minutes applications were taken for
From the time you are born till you
more than «2,000 worth of attack in : ride in a hearse, there's nothing so
the new Protestant hoepltal.
bad but that it might have been worse.
At preeent there la a Catholic hos­ So smile!
Special to The Western American.
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Made by One
Who Knows
Drop me a postal and I will call
upon you, submitting samples.
Flowers are guaranteed to be
beautiful or no charge made.
MRS. B. C. SHROY
735 Marguerite Ave.
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Portland, Ore.
Statement of Astoria Fire Relief
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Astoria Savings Bank ___
Rank of Commerce _
First National B ank____
Fire Relief Contributions
Emergency Rank _
Civilian Guard Payroll _____________
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Hauling
Miscellaneous labor help with hauling
Cutting Wood____ ...._,I_
Office Expense
Office Rent, Y. M. C. A.
Relief Lodging
Relief Mess __•___
Relief Clothes ........
Relief Cash Grants ___
Street Work, Labor __
Street Work, Material
Miscellaneous Expense
Traveling Expense
Freight and Expenses _.
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Knights of the K. K. K.
For fear they'd get somebody's goat.
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(With apologies to "Beu Roll")
O. don't you rvmttuber wheir- time
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came to voto-
How we took our pet uewspspcT, too;
And copied Its z's and yes'a nud uo'a—
KVir our paper told us what to do.
But now tolka era learning 10 think
(or themselves.
And praise be. to vote as they please;
Though some one be slated as "Old.
tried and true."
We elect a new brother with ease!
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I’-.Mistakes will happen. stc.“ >
Once a politician, b i g aud f a-t and
g-r-l-m.
Told a would be gov'nor he would root
tor him. f
Promised to elect him- told him not
to tear;
Wonder, now It's over, why they both
feel queer?
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ftar off the untaf* bridges*
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Don't grumble about the bountiful
moisture; It means bountiful harvests.
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How many new subscribers did you
«at?
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Days Ilka to spring in winter Uma—
That causa the buds to grow.
And make the river's torrents wide
With rain and melting snow.
Warm days that sare for us the coal
And ma|e the woodpile last;
They surely are quite welcome
But we rear they'll soon be past.
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_ Recalled.
No longer will the Yanks sit on tbs
banka ot tha Rhine—"mil a atom."
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When an Indtrlduai becomes bank­
rupt hla properties are forfeited to
aettle his debts. Now, why should not
a nation meat the same requirements?
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She had bean nway for a real'—had
Tlsltad big eastern cities, and was
tailing us "ail about It" Whan aha
had described the famous statue* of ;
Lincoln and "The Unknown Soldier." 1
we totd her of the one In Portland.'
Ore., which she had not yet seen—(be
one in memory of Roosevelt. Yes. we i
have one of the moat famous statuas
In the United States, right here at '
heme.
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Once a narrow mind made narrow;
plant
For ths thoroughfares of a city;
They ware adequate while It was
small—
T,
And adopted, more's tha pity.
But the city grew to a hustling mart
And traffic followed en masse—
And dire contusion resulted
For there was no room to pass.
L'anvai.
The future must be considered
In every well laid plan.
Contrasting results show the differ­
ence— ,
'Twlxt the narrow and broad minded
man.
A lw a ys
M o n ey's
W orth
Every article reduced including our neweat and beat
atock (contract good« always excepted),
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buy at Cater Bros
$67.50
$43.50-
.... .
54-Inch
Solid-top Queen Anne
Table . •
Solid Walnut
or Mahogany Top .
Dining Table
M-leeh topi extend, to eight feelt
I| m « i Anna style.
Regularly
priced at Steal. Thl, I, where
y ^ cm * eura.
- jjjjq
$ 76.00
Walnut ar mahogany finish.
Extends to six feeL No vsorer
aw any of these tables. Regularly
priced at SAA. 00 . Ysar moaay
zs:..r.r.."u.,..
5 1 2 .5 0
$57.50
t
Now Buys a Solid
Walnut Queen Anne
Table
Solid Walnut, 2-Tone
Finished Top, Italain
Style, 5-Foot Table
IMxM-lnrh topi extend- to eight
feet (ao teaeer or taaitatlou).
Regularly «ells far Silt. Ysar
rash earn, far you i ( 4 0 (If)
on thl. (able .
$ 0 0 .0 0
With top 44x14 laches 1 very
newest style.
Regular setting
price Is S7SJNL On
your meaty earn,
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$ 15.50
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MONEY-SAVIN« PRICES
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HEAR
D R . B U L G IN
W orld Famous Evangelist
A R TIC LE
B Y FO R M E R C A T H O L I C P R IE S T
Prevention of fires and destruction of properly by lawless elements.
The Tenets of the Christian. Religion.
White Supremacy.
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Protrtlon of our pure womanhood. ”
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Just Laws and Liberty.
Tbs second Installment of the serial
story of ez-Prlest Schell Is omitted
this week, because of an Inreetlgation
of certain statements, which seemed
necessary. The Western American
must follow the Ooldeu Rule, as far
as possible, even In dealing with Its
most unfair opponents. The Schell
series probably will be resumed next
week.
Said a dour Scotch Klansman
pessimistic neighbor:
“ Bah!"
remind me of the motor of my
There’s always something wrong
It, and It knocks continually."
States.
The upholding of the Constitution of the ratted
The Sovereignty of onr State Rights.
The Separation of Chnrch and State. .
Freedom of speech and press.
" Closer relationship between Capital and Amerleaa Labor.
, Preventing the eanses of mob violence and lynching*.
Preventing unwarranted strikes by foreign labor agitators.
The limitation or foreign Immigration.
The much needed local reforms.
Law and Order.
to a
.You
car.
with
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S u n n y s id e M . E . C h u r c h
Sunday Afternoon at 3 O’clock
Difference Between a K. C.
and a K K . K.
A smile Is contagious, bat the health
hoard doesn't object. Keep smiling.
MANCINI,
l ' A I X T I U , ......
You are invited to become a member of the moat powerful aecret,
non-political organization in exiatence, one that has the "M oat
1 Sublime Lineage in H istory," one that was " H ere Y esterd a y,"
‘ " f f e r e Today," “ Here F o rever."
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I f further information is desired, Address—
, P. 0 . B ox SKI, Portland, Oregon
P . 0 . Box 386, Baker, Oregon
P. O. Box KI8, I ax Grande, Oregon
P. O. Box 691, Enterprise, Oregon
Elgin, Oregon
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HOM E 'FU M /fSH i
At once they'd meet opposition. *
Jaaloga »yea alt their actloas weald
note;
And the high-ups declare thorn a
INVESTIGATING
I f you are a "N ative B o m ” American Citizen, having the beat
interest of your Community. C ity„ State and Nation at heart.
L i v i n g no allegiance to any foreign Government, political party,
sect, creed or ruler, and engaged in a legitimate occupation, and
believe in :
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Closer relationship of Pare Americanism.
' Should Gabriel descend with nn
Ot an«ela In human disguise.
And they marehed
of our d t y -
Wtth purpose flawless and wlae.
Palati«« and
D««o ratta«
Contractor
Now Stock 1023
Wall Paper
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REAL MEN whose oaths are Inviolate are needed,
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“D IT I WITHOUT FEAR AMD WITHOUT REPROACH."
COME EARLY
Special Muaic — Direction o f Rev. Percy James
Rave the eurfere
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Lostine, Oregon
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