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THE
ftn »T w o
ACTION ON SCOUT
DEMAND OF KLAN
M UST BE GIVEN
I eoncerped think they can atomi
s o Inst the details of that rsport.
thsy «III ham anothar "ihlnh" cornine
I whan thay haar from tha public
la !
- m äkln» this damami « a ara T old a »
what would ba tha unanimous damami
CHURCH TAXATION
(Continuad front page l )
W A N T E D I N OREGON I probabla that thay will land In
Jail
before their work la ended
^
UUtU „ „ , loo, *
1<al||y.. rU lcto(
M V p j w u o r of
|>nnil).lv4ia, b, » roon.trou . Irick
o, toU rP lM fcoli who turn)M, colller.
v>0o|l ,nl0 COB>MUlll>ll msda a
UypocxWlo^,
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1
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Report* from .very county in Ore-
eon ahow the people of nil faith* and
Final Warning— Neat Will walk* in Ufa ».narally are demand
Come Publication of
in« the taxation of all propart, owned
i hr churches, and their demand that
* All Inside Detail».
°re»on set the Nation another fine
example In this respect. Thay seem
Persona directly concerned know ax- overwhelmingly In favor o f the amend-
nctly what wa m ea n -lii PorUand. The
one man whone official head we have
-demanded will know what's comlac—
the true story of the lamentable treat
ment and death of a noble young boy.
Scoot Maynard Oral*. Again we ask
this mao to resign; to disconnect
himself at once from the Boy Scout
movement.
The "refutations” and defenses
made by his official friends are the
purest kind of buncombe and It w ont
nave the offending man’s bacon. We
are defending boys and parents, with
out reference to any fraternal or re
ligious or other affiliation; they all
look alike to us. -
We have that noble lad's dying
statement, and we are going to publish
it. if the demand of the Klan Is not
obeyed at once. We won’t atand for
any more puerile excuses and four-
flushing. ~
Otherwise, the full report
o f our Investigating Committee shall
be published. If the persons directly
We WU1 Pleats Yen
Yamhill at Tenth Street
O p p osite P u b lic L ib ra ry
MAIN 4737
the wealth of Alaska to the dear
pee-pul." and ao deceived the late
ment introduced In the last House by
uoosevalt ami a »roup o f
j
tsxing all church prop-'“| Nx)b con<rM»men that they succeeded
erty, with an exemption for every
In paralysing and tleing up for the
church of J5044.
last IS years the vast natural re
sources ° f Alaska.
’ Pinchot 1» a rich man by'’ inherit
ance. and he owns the Pocahontas coal
IM 4 » 4* the Bast, seUtog vast t » t s -
tltles of naval coal to the government.
It easily can be surmised by sny
Intelligent person why Pinchot and
his clique of dowu east Yankee* would
The Oregon Patriot Is Effi- do their utmost to prevent the de-
velopment of the coal deposits In
cient in All That Iti
Alaska.
Name Implies.
The Alaskan* Knew Pinchot
_______
[ The people In Alaska know all about
GIVE EDITOR PALMER j_
YOUR LOYAL SUPPORT
Two patriotic papers are doing their
best to meet the developing needs in
Oregon and the Northwest—The West-
era American and The Oregon Patriot.
The
,g the of(k.u , journa, ol
I'luchot and his motives, and he
couldu I be hired to risk his hide on
• tUU ,h ir*
Th* w rlt,r w** onc,‘
«»e C o r d is Time» and the
old-tlnx-rs there, and elsewhere in the
the Loyal Orange Institution of A m e r .
ice. It la published and edited. In
Portland, by Barton Palmer, a well-
known soldier of the common good.
The Oregon Patriot In principle and
practice stands for everything that we
are fighting for, and it deserves the
loyal support of all true Protestants
It pay* to adTertiie in The Oregon
Patriot, and It pays everyone to read
It. It goes into the homes of thou-
sands of loyal fraternallsta, who keep
tabs on everything of mutual inter-
est, particularly the advertising.
Give Editor Palmer the helping
hand at every opportunity. He is do-
ing great work for the Cause.
Territory, solemnly swear what would
happen to "Giffy." if he ever darod
hl® elongated "m ug" anywhere
‘ he Northland. He paralysed evory-
thing In the promising new country
and. set progress back a generation
t*1*® wi,h the
o i “ l,oo|e
Glavls. who Is well and unfavorably
known In Portland. . Seattle and
throughout the Northwest.
The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
can prove a good character In any
court, without a spot of ally kind on
Its escutcheon.
Hearst, Hapgood.
Glavls and the other kikes who are
making foul attacks upon the Klan.
cannot attempt to prove a,good char-
acter In any court Without having it
questioned by high authority.
DR. C. S. OGSBURY
Announces the Opening October 1, 1923
In His New Location
~
856-857 Morgan Building
Washington Street. Between Broadway and Park
General iPractice of Dentistry
Oflee Phene I l l s O K
Residence Phone Sl'nset 1121
Gas and X-Ray
KING KABIN ET SHOP
Second Street and Cowlitz A venae, Castle Reek, Washington
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F U R N IT U R E R E P A IR IN G , R E F IN tS H IN O A N D A G E N E R A L
L IN E O F C A R P E N T E R W O R K
B rin g th is a d v e rtise m e n t w ith y o u a s it w ill s n t it ls y o u t o U S d isco u n t
o n y o u r furnttu ro, re p a irin g o r r«fin is h in g
Klean Komfort Kommands
G . C. R E D M A N
Reliable Grocer
»93« 92nd Street 8. E.
Lents Oregon
DUKE’S MEAT MARKET
C. E. DUKE, Prep.
*
Meats, Fruits and Vegetables
Phone TAber 6873
8
Eact S&tfc 8t. and Hawthorne Are.
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R. E. N O K TH R U P
Phone M*JfrT8140
YOUNG & NORTHRUP
Feed— Groceries— Shingles— Lime— Cement
N,
For All Around Service and a Square I>eal, Try Us
if It Is Not Right, We Will Make It Right
291-29; FRONT STREET, Corner ( olnmbJa
Portland, Ore.
PORTLAND GROCERY
AND MARKET
Full Line of
GROCERIES AND MEATS
•
SNAKE IS REVEALED
IN HEARSI ATTACKS
Your business solicited
Al .Second fvlreet Transfer Point
Open usili m'idnight
*'***>'
Heme Eminent Witnesses.
We call the United States Govern-
I rnent to witness. Former President
William H. Taft Is now Chief Justice
j of the Supreme Court of the United
I States. He knows all about Glavls
1 the Spy. whose treacherous attacks
■upon the, late Richard A. Ballinger,
.w h ile She.latter wee Secretary of
Interior, caused President Taft, on
September 13.1309, to take the whole
, matter into his own strong hands.
After a thorough investigation he ex
onerated Secretary Ballinger In every
respect, while at the same time he
authorized the "firing” of Glavis.
Another witness: Assistant Attor
ney-General. Oscar Lawler of Los
Angeles, former Grand Master of all
Masons in the State of California, a
man beloved by hosts of good Ameri
cans as a knightly and splendid citi
zen, knows all about “ Loole" Glavis.
and will testify that he .is not to be
believed in any circumstances. He
knows “ Loole” thoroughly well.
the
I
Not to Be Trusted.
Mr. Lawler, who is a famous law '
yer, 1 .ndled some cases for the fed
eral government several years ago in
which "Loole" Glavis was the govern
ment's chief witness and special agent.
After this experience. Mr. Lawler de
nounced “ Looia^ as “ untruthful and
dishonest." f “ fCongres8ional Record.
Vol. 46. part 2, sixty-first Congress,
third session, January-February, 1911.
page 1101.) When Oscar Lawler de
nounces anyone as "untruthful and
dishonest,” you • can wage your pile
| that the fellow is a thoroughly bad
I egg. fdr Mr. Lawler Is a charitable,
kindly and tolerant gentleman who
wouldn’t harm an enemy without
grave cause.
He proclaimed this
warning about “ Loole" Glavi*. how
ever—"untruthful and dishonest.” not
j to be trusted. That’s the kind of spy
employed by. Hearst to help Kike Hap
good weave preposterous deductions
from a few 'unimportant stolen letters
about the Knights of the Ku Klux
Klan.
GU v I h Fired Out of Service.
One week after president Taft “ got
wise" to Glavis and had him "fired”
bodily from the government service,
the fellow had the unblushing impu
dencc to address a letter to the Presi
dent, telling him he was being de
ceived and that he. Glavis, had certain
facts and douements which would
prove to him that Secretary Ballinger,
his Chief, and others were crooked—
that they were trying to help the
"Morgan-Guggenhelm Syndicate” se
cure a monopoly upon the coal lands
in Alaska. With a wealth of con
trary evidence before him, proving
Glavis and his co-workers to be falsi
fiers, President Taft treated the letter
with deserved contempt an«’ Glavis'
government pay was stopped He has
W ESTERW
AMERICAN
r
kind o f work t*or »Inca, and now ho* 1 11 à| P fl 1/CD I ài 0 AHflTUCD
in tha omptoy of Yallow Willie* m s»-
lug war on the Klan.
titavls Scheming far Fewer.-
In his dirty work ag stunt Secretary
Ballinger, Glavis1 motive was appsr-
A gootL
lo o iL w
w ^
^ ^ ^ lo
' keep your car fit la to
rnt to all who «era familiar with the
bring f l H p i u l a r l y say every month -
facts, Pinchot wss Chief Forester, Thu
aud I j J ^ ^ io over It. You'll like our
On« U Advisor to
meddling with the business of the
bualakealkie wey of handling It. Uur way
Irin!» R « pub lie in U. S.
interior department, making an east
Will it Will be friendly and thorough.
Very Able Man.
erp fad of -conservation." for the sel-
fiah reason slated. Qiavia wa* his
LENTS GARAGE
servile underling
President Roose
AXEL K II B t H I, Proprietor Phone HI »sei U M
Road
Uncovering spies Is a peculiar
velt believed In Pinchot. strenge to
specialty,
a numklylah business like
relate, but the great ” T K." wa* easily
Hwnde.K-e Phone
I’bons TAber
bamboos 1 od once bis confidence was catching fleas und cracking thouv on
(I At field I T it
704»
gained. Glavls figured that Colonel a thumbnail, or biting their hcuils off
Roosevelt wa* going to put "G iffy" like Ihe monkey dove, but eoinellines
E. A. DOCKSTEADER
Pinchot in the t'abluefV making a big U Is fairly good sport. In the In
Bales man with llegh Hiulth Chevrolet Co.
chance tor hlmsqlf to become Chief terest of the good cause of the Klsn.
Party-second aud Haudy Boulevard
Forester In Pinchot'* place. When we delight In crackin' ’em. one way
Judge Taft came iuto power he made or another. In thla Issue wo reveal
.abort .work of such tneu as Pinchot the notorious U It. Glavls as the
and Glavls, for he knew the true In- mysterious "Investigator” for Hearst,
wardneas or their service and under and now we will strip the mask off
stood I heir secret motives-
: TM'tt'WWriM" (hr «Ott WBIflSWr ~
Pinchot and Glavls raised a great one, Charles P. Sweeney of New York,
hue and cry about the Cunningham
chief antl-Klan specialist on the New
coal claims In Alaska. Here are the York World. Hie recent record fol
essential facts:
U K llth »t. N.
lows: now study It closely, and see
KWJCK
Kasideaoe
lu July and August. 1904. S3 per
RARKFUL
how he bores Into strategic position#
KAat 41 It
sons. mostly poor men, acting by-
KOMPETENT
1909-10-li — Reporter, staff corres
Clarence Cunningham, their attorney
FREO GANTENBEIN
pondent or copy editor on t'eulral
in fact, and he for himself, made 33
Pennsylvania newspapers.
location* of approximately 160 acres
S
a r l a n n < d j«d
e d F u r n it u r « «ntf. P lan o M « v ir
I* h p G «rl*
19U-191S-- Reporter or copy editor
1
I eon* IHatAnc« lUuIinc
*ac,h. aggregating about 6280 acres of
of various Philadelphia papers.
■ neeewiy TISI
Off ì m : Et Pirol llrool
a
coal laud in Alaska. Notices of loca
---------------------------------------- : ------- A h i ------------
1916-17-18-- Legislative siul Wash
tion were filed In the recording dis
ington correspondent of Philadelphia
trict of Juneau. The flat purchase
PuMJe Ledger.
price o f flO per acre was paid and
I w 6 - l u charge of labor Infuruia-1
upon each ontry being made Ihe re
lion. U. 8. Committee au Public lu - i
ceiver’s Unit receipts wore Issued.
formation.
They Had to Have Big Capital.
I91|.1S—Appointed assistant to sec- j
__ We Clean Everything
On July >0. 1907. the Cunningham
rotary National War Labor Board,
claimant* entered Into an option
serving through history of boards; j
Cleaurrs und Byers of Imdlr*’ und Grals' Apparel
agreement with Daniel Guggenheim,
represented Secretary of Labor In In- I
Carpel and Rag Uleaulng
or so It wa* claimed, respecting all
O
reatigatlon of working class educa
the coal claims In the group. Natur-
tional systems in Kurope. Author of j
Phone EAat 1747
ally, the locators, lacking the large
"Working’ Class Education In Ureal (
Portland, Ore.
564 Ejtst Oak Street
capital necessary for the development
Britain and United State*." U. 8. Bu
of the coal mines, sought financial
reau of Labor Statistics, lavbor and .
backing in the East. It fakes men
»•4
Industrial editor Philadelphia Public I
like Morgan and Guggenheim, with un
Ledger.
limited capital, to begin the opening
1919 36-21 — •'Publicity adviser” io
up of the natural resources of a new
’ be Irish Republic lu - United States. I
land like Alaska, for this pioneering
ami for other clients.
W ELDING and BRAZING
work requires the building of rail:
i» » t« » t~ r Q a the stall
U ps . H me I
roads, the opermllou of steamship
Machine W ork
York World sluce May, 1931.
lines, the employment of many men
Yen p«w Ihe need of a flrd-rla»>
Cylinders llvred
and all kinds of llnuniial and Indus
publicity service, when we are berk- .
Reasoned Oier-Slxe Pistons Furnished and Ground to Given Nhtoo
trial activities.
lag oppoarnls o f this type.
Welding Kqalpmeot Repaired
Golden Opportunity l.ost.
The
tradesman
who
enjoys
klan
The development of many copper
Broadway 7200
88 First St., Portland, Ore.
mines and other large Interests In patronage and yrl advertises In ag
the Interior of .Masks depended,gi>on enemy paper Is biting the hand that
DO JIT LET HIM BITE
the opening of this great coal field fed him.
FISH—
The Cunnlnghqi^ocaior* had only a YOU TWICE. And lell him what yea
M o rt th a n M
»re n t h in d « of F r « « |i F U h to m a k e yo u r
from « U*> t 'toiffr.ruU C o a t t i now comf1
think
about
I
t
t
i
few claims T’l ^ t were opportunities
W h o l e u l i a rid R e ta il
there for thousand* of prospectors
PIONEER FINH MARKET
L
A
C . 1IKYF.H. M anagua
and investors, and a multitude of this SNAKE. Glavls, before the Prrsl- j
Phone Main M«0
2U& Yamhill Street
them would have swarmed Into Alaska dent's letter reached you?
N f s r F oot ,,f Y am hill
Mr.
Ballinger;
!
had
made
up
my
following the opening of the hard
coal fields, which produce- a quality mind that he ought to be killed as a '
Gasoline
On* *nd O rsa M «
of coal superior for naval purposes to make before then; yes. sir.
ROSEW
AY
BATTERY
STATION
the Pocahontas coal in which Pinchot
There’s a wealth of additional mat- j
KIGHT-HOIK BATTER Y HERA ICE *
ind his clique were Interested.
ter, all of record, which we could
W illa r d a to ra o s » a tto ria » — O ffic ia l » t a lio n
The transfer of the Cunningham lo present to show the shady character'
ta lo » and » o rv lc s
» lo c t rlc a l ftop alrlno
cations to a Morgan-Guggenhelm syn of “ Loole” Glavls, but this la suffl- ,
T h ir t y ■ t ig h t h and S a n d y
O A rfls Id 4714
dicate meant the Immediate openlug rlent. Ex-President* Taft, now Chief |
o f Alaska with all its Vast mineral Justice, summarily "canned" him for
wealth, and this meant the permanent the reasons stated. Assistant Attor- [
settlement of Alaska, the upbuilding ney-General Oscar Lawler "declared he
of the Alaskan towns, and of Seattle. was “ untruthful and dishonest.” and
Tacoma, Portland, Astoria. San Fran Justice Brandets referred to him as a
Full Line o f Auto Accessories
cisco and other port cities which loathsome "SNAKE.”
would receive a large share of the
Time Vlndleales Just Man.
endless wealth of the Northland.
The writer had the. honor of being j
z personal friend of Judge Ballinger, I
Crime A n la st Ihe WeiL
Pir- tot, aided by Glavls, kept up In Seattle, the ablo ami honorable
Between Park and West Park
the hue and cry of "w olf, wolf.” howl former Secretary of the Interior, who j
ing that Alaska was being "Morgau- was so vilely betrayed and hounded !
389 Oak Street
Phone HRstdt“ ®y 4059
ized”—the very thing was was needed by the Plnchot-Glavls gang. In 1918 j
for the opening, without which there Judge Ballinger gave him the full |
could be no development The people story of his wrongs and a tact state- ;
of the country were stupid enough to tnent was written under the title. |
listen’ to this buncombe, and on No "Time Vindicates a Just Man.” This
vember 12, 1906, all lands. In Alaska statement was to have been published .
were withdrawn from filing and entry 'n the'"Saturday Evening Post, but i
The House of Personal Service
under coal land laws. This order wps certain influential men in the Seattle |
modified on January 17, 1907, ao as Chamber of Commerce and Commer- (
ial Club were Interested Just then
to except existing"fights theretofore
acquired in good faith. On December In a movement to get some kind of
All Makes of iStTSrlei"Repaired—General Auto Supplies
26, 1907, Mr. RaiUnger. then Commis- help for Alaska In the East and they
slotfPrTJf the Land Office, clear-listed were afraid that Pinchot again would
411 Sturi, NI, ( or. Twelfth
Jiew and Used Tire*
he Cunningham1 claims. The hue and itart his anvil chorus for "con-ser-
cry kept up and the great effort then VA-tion" and persuaded Judge Ball
was made to discredit and “ break" inger to hold up the story for awhile
Ballinger, who was promoted by longer. The war came on and shortly j
Presidont Taft to the Cabinet posl- afterward^JiR)^« QjJ|la«er died.
Phon* Broadway 1763
Glavls lives, Pinchot Is a governor,
ion of Secretary of the interior.
With the rest of the story the puls- and the pair of them doubt lea» gloat
lie . Is familiar.
Alaska Is "bottled over the work, which well-nigh de-
Mo. 1 First Growth FIR and OAK
WOOD Delivered from My
'IP” yet, and now a few EasterneVi vtroyed, unjustly, of course, the fine
Peter Pan Service
Own Camp
ire talking of trying to run "G iffy” reputation of Richard A. Ballinger— j
UNUUVtKINu ADUItltK
t
SPY, N. Y. WORLD MAN
W e Treat Your Car
A s W e Do a Friend
CHEVROLET
ID B R E E A A D L
EXPRESS AND MOVING
^
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ni
SAMSON TIRES
DYDE AND KNIGHT
B A IL E Y ’ S TIRE SH OP
’Vulcanizing and Retreading
WOOD
Kodak Finishing
Pinchot for President. He has made
an awful fncss of the governorship of
Pennsylvana, in bis first few months
>f probation, and it Isn't likely he
will be a real i ontender. Were he
President, or in power high enough,
be would keep Alaska paralyzed for
another generation, and ’ would hire
‘Loole’’ Glavls to help do the work.
Glavls a Sunk»--Braudels.
Another witness we can call—Mr.
Justice Louis Brando's. Associate
Justice of the United States Supreme
Court. Ho knows “ Looin” Glavls and
the kind of work lie does. In a senat<
hearing In the sixty-first congress
(C. K. Page 1097, January 19, 1907).
Secretary tt3timgDr~Was testifying.
Mr. Brandels-;
But you did, did
'he foulest story of undermining !
treachery in recent, history.
What Alaskan Opening Means.
■ Alaska meanwhile stays puralyzed,
waiting for the election of a Western
man as President. The Easterners
«Imply cannot understand Alaska, nor
comprehend the facts of the situation, i
In the near future, let us trope, a pow- '
■rful syndicate of" financiers will be
persuaded by generous -concessions to
Into Alaska, backed by the govern- .
nieni, and start the opening up of
the Territory's vast potential re-
lources. It will mean the Immediate
letllcraent of the country, the carving
out of two q r three great, new States, j
the building of many cities, and the
rapid enrichment of all the Pacific
ports.
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