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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, . OREGON", FRIDAY. JUNE 9, 1922
EDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
THE "TRUTH" ABOUT THE KU KLUX KLAN.
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(J j I tela I paper of Juckaon County.
The only paper between Eugene, Ore., and
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Sworn daily average circulation for six months
lt4n-April 1, lVt'l, 3.128, more than double
the circulation of any other paper published or
circulated In Jackson County.
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IS.'! JEJ L!I T-. 1
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
' Co) Harvey, Amerlcun anibnssiidor
to England, lias announced Unit here
after be will not wear the traditional
diort velvet pants while attending the
social functions of the king. While
this stand may wreck the British
empire. It Is a blow for the right.
Short pants constructed of velvet, are
nothing for a tullgrown nidii to be
running around in, even at a social
function of a king, and outside of being
better than no pants at all, nothing
can be said In their behalf,
; Haying and fishing have been set
back, In the valley owing to the tear
fulness of the heavens.
Ilrldes-elect for June are showing
up, Bs are the grooms who won the
nomination. '
i AN ENRAPTURED REPORTER
(Albany Democrat)
.". '.Once more the laughing of
. ' brooks and sighing of breezes nt
Hraltenbusli springs . will resound
tliroiighout the world. Once more
' life' beauties of the Cascades wilt
, bp reflected In music. For Pletro
.' Uero, the world's greatest nccor
5 dlotj master, Is there again for IiIh
'; blennlul vacation.
; j .Autolsts are Just beginning to get
! tu range of the traffic doo-dads, ami
, find them helpful In drawing u fine
bead on a pedestrian. .
T1IK DKI'l'TV DISTINCT ATTOKNKY of Ios Angeles County
says every member of the Ku Klux Klan is a poor citizen.
That, we fear, is a httle strong. There are good citizens in the
K. K. K. It would be much more accurate to say that every member
is a poor simp.
For the more one learns about this organization, the more appar-
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
.- Link Saito was paddled within an
Inch of his life Wed., according to
re)ort, but by actual measurement It
wus a little bettor than 14 Inches.
A 1922 model rumor spreader, with
a gossip attachment, hns been ordered,
and will be In operation In time for the
fall campaign. It distributes the bunk
evenly.
GA8 SILOS FIRST
. ., .,. (Eugene Guard)
-., The routing of the Oregon high-
way through Eiigono so that none
, of the Standard Oil compnny fill
ing stations will be missed, brings
i it in ovor Sixth street to Pearl,
south on Pearl to Knst Thirteenth,
' nnd east on that street to the city
; limits. Tourists wil l see only .'the
outskirts of the biuinoss section,
naturally spending no money ex
cept for . gas and oil. And what
, are you going to do nbout it!
The canine atom belonging to Dock
Oltzen has disappeared, nnd foars are
entertained that ho has wandered Into
somebody's vest pocket.
' Democracy continues to distill joy
from republican elections. They are
Intoxicated over the resultB In Iowa,
and, It may te necessary to use the
1920 eloctlon returns from that state
a sober them up.
NOT A BAD GUESS
(Pendleton East Oregonlan)
"" In Detroit five men blew a sufe
and- escaped with tU.000. Hob
' ber Is thought to have been the
motive.
Nex,t week is Prosperity Week, and
tho condition is a happy stnt for a
human to be In. Prosperity gads
around with work,- and many do not
approve of the coin puny It keeps.
Prosperity Is a wet blanket to agita
tion. Some are salivated with Pros
perity, and others are only acquainted
with her cousin, Bankruptcy, Prosper
ity sneaks Into a community, nnd docs
not arrive In a pair of yollow tights
with a Roman candle In each hand.
1 Where do we get the word cer
eal? 2 Why docs a river run more swift
ly at the center?
3 Where are the trees called
cut it becomes that it is nothing biit a get-rich-quick scheme, which "Sequoias"?
to rliite low heen n wenmitioniil mid altoiether anmziiiL' success. 4 How many miles of railroads are
The K, K. K. will admit practically anyone that pays the price. It
has no real principles, no genuine convictions, nothing but a passion Among the Gold"?
for cash, and anyone not obviously dangerous to the order, can enter 0 How does the size of Czechoslo
the mysterious invisible empire if he puis down a ten dollar bill at,vukia compare with England? .
, , , , j,. ' i- it 7 What is caron qll used for?
the gate, and plunks up $u.;)0 tor a six-bit night gown. , xwhut are two 8yn(jnyiI18 for the
There is the entire K. K. Jf. jiff nit- in a nutshell. Take out the word absolute? .
profits to the inner ring and it would collapse tomorrow. Hut as long! B- For whom was the state of Geor-
as there are any easy marks left, as long as the graft holds, the In
visible hocus pocus will continue. '
6 What Is "naturalization by incor
poration"? Aas. The making of new
icitlzens by annexing territory.
7 How Is apricot pronounced? Ans.
A pri cot not aii-ri-cot.
8 How is irchangel pronounced?
Ans. Ark not arch-angel.
9 What stales lie across the Ohio
river from Ohio? Ans. Kentucky and
West Virginia. .
10 What Is the lowest possible tem
perature called? Ans. Absolute zero.
'there In Hawaii?
I E Who composed "SI'ver Threads
All this has been divulged before. The entire affair was exposed
gia named?
10 When did women adopt the
"Grecian Hend" which established the
vogue of the mammoth bustle? .
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1 How miinv klmlu of tmiHhrnnmR
by the New York World, for which it was awarded the Pulitzer news-are edible? Ans. More than 700
paper prize for distinguished public service, and it all came out later hinds,
1:1 the Congressional Itecord.
Colonel .Simmons, who originated the ideu, was, it seems, a strug
gling itinerant preacher a few years ago. Now he lives in a $")0,00()
nut,,,,, to Ailn.ilii rifiitwriii with n nirn lillln itmm lw rmi-f-lliiuei I 1)U
' ' o J I number llflH lippn rnilnr-pil from lift
a plaything; a factory which turns out the night gowns at a profit off 4 How. many museums are there In
:t()00 pcf cent; a printing plant which turns old. the K. K. K. paper, this country? .Ans. About 600.
and a real estate organization which speculates in Cleorgia lands,
the entire investment, according to the Congressional- Record runnin
into millions and millions of dollars.
Wizard Simmons divides the country, his little oyster, into
"domains" each presided over by a "Grand Goblin," who reports to
the "Imperial Kleagle.',' Each state or realm is like it regiment, and
the "King Kleagle" in charge reports to his chief, the "Grand Gob
lin." The '"Kleagle" or field man reports to the "King Kleagle"
only. - Ten dollars "donation" is required for citizenship". The
"Kleagle" gels U of this mid the balance is sent the "King Kleagle"
who retains $1 for his part, and remits $5 to the ''Grand Goblin."
The "Grand Goblin" gels 50 cents and sends 4.50 to the "Imperial
Kleagle," who keeps $2.50 and pays into the "Imperial treasury"
for the "Emperor" $2. The whole system' is as carefully conducted
as a well organized sales system, "Kleagles" being obliged to file
weekly returns on u printed blank.
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Not a cent for club facilities, as with other secret orders, not a cent
for benevolences, not a cent for insurance, but every cent for the
higher tips, the inner circle, the smooth-talking, smooth-working pro
moters and field agents, who live at the best hotels and then move on
when the rubes are picked clean.
Oh, it's a great. commentary upon the gullibility of some of our
leading citizens.
Of course, it has its serious side. There is a direct appeal to law
lessness and violence. The so-called creed is essentially un-American
and dangerous. The preposterous attempt to enter politics and cap
ture the government, is outrageous.
Hut first, last and all the time, the K. K. K. is a joke. After one
has studied it for any length of time, indignation evaporates and
there is only one escape:
Fresh air and a gocfil laugh with l'uck:
"What Fools AVe Mortals 15e!" ,
2 Has Turkey a national hymn?
Ans. No. Each sultan has an Imperial
air comiiosed in his honor.
3 How many sizes of brick are
manufactured now? Ans. Seven. The
What is the oldest town In the
west which retains Hb original Indian
name? Ans. Chicago.
COMMUNICATIONS
Culberson and tho K. K, K.
To the Kditor:
Enclosed please find extract from
Congressional Record of June 2, page
8692 containing a letter written by
Senator Culberson of Texas, which I
think will be of interest to your read
ers. . F. M. C.
Mr. King. Mr. President, I ask un
animous consent to have printed In
the Record In 8-polnt type a letter by
the senior senator from Texas (Mr.
Culberson) to Major Fiaher In respect
to the Ku-Klux organization, and
what, if any, legislation la required
wtth respect to It; also, another let
ter' which has to do with the attitude
cf the senator from Texas upon- the
Ciimnilns-Ksch bill. It Is very brlof.
. There being no objection, the let
ters were ordered to be printed in the
Record, as follows:
United States Senate,
Washington, D. C, March SO, 1922.
Major H. V. Fisher.
Commercial Dank Huildiug,
Houston, Texas.
Dear Major: Your recent letter
asking my position with reference to
the orJer knon as the Ku Klux
Klun, which Is now in operation In
our state, was duly received, and 1
answer at the earliest opportunity.
I have no affiliation directly or in
directly with this organization and 1
am unqualifiedly opposed to Its opera
tions. If not curbed it will UBurp tho
functions of the state and be destruc
tive of government Itself. It will in
deed overthrow our Anglo-Saxon civ
ilization In its relation to government.
. Steps should be taken, therefore, at
once to arrest Its progress and finally
to Uestroy It.
Appeal cun, not be made to the Fed
eral government for this purpose, for
It Is without jurisdiction, unless ap
plication is made by Texas to the
United States In the manner provided
by the constitution for protection
against domestic violence, and this is
unthinkable. ''
Fortunately, however, the power of
the state is ample, and if no law now
exiBts adequate to the occasion, the
legislature may be called In extra ses
sion to sunply this deficiency.
Truly your friend,
- C, A. CULBERSON.
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Notice ' : . ' ' '
All officers and voters of D. O. K. K.
are requested to meat "at Castle hall,
8 p. m i' .Friday, June tlth (tonight).
Important business meeting.
IIstrikeJ
Cigarette
It's toasted. This .
one extra process
gives a rare and
delightful quality;:
impossible (o
duplicate. "' .
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Give Your Cur a Weekly Washing
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At llittson's G'nriige.
Quill Points
These are the times that try men's rolls.
'$flH,(K)0 for a seat." No, no; stock exchange, not senate.
Not all men who yearn to get something for nothing go to jail
Some of theingo to the poorlumse.
Every small town has an expert liar whom everybody despises and
enjoys listening to.
That scientist who says musical notes can control fire isn't oriy
hull. Nero tried it first.
. Jlost of the kicking anout lawlessness is done by Important citi
zens who haven't time to sit on juries.
When a wonian says she likes to keep her eye on her husband,
she means that she likes to keep her thumb on him.
Somehow the song hits sent out by radio don't seem so charming
without the accompaniment of dancing silk-clad legs.
The war is over. A flapper on a south-bound ear asked another
yesterday if a flank movement is some kind of a new dance.
It sounds unreasonable, but once in a while a producer who
'knows what the people want" really produces a good show.
- Mrs, Anton Jabs is enjoying a visit
from a alstor who lives In the east.
(Sandy Item, Oregon City Enterprise).
A iy one.
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''"SENSATIONAL. DRESS SALE IN
At'GyRATED" (Ad Sacramento Un
Jon).. More cause to vlew'wlth alarm.
RipplingRhi)tKs
Engineers on the Espee are now
rendering thut populur tune entitled,
"The Shriek." ,
A NEW PLAN.
A EOT OK excellent uplifters have organized to fight the
weed, and to redeem the loeoed drifters who smoke and
chew and go to seed. They are not dreary cranks or croakers,
they go to battle wearing bells; they'll not insist that foolish
smokers should all be placed in noisome cells. They will not ask
for statutes drastic, to make the brier pipe a crime; their pro
gram's friendly and elastic, a novelty in this fierce time. They
hope to win by moral suasion a triumph o'er he filthy weed;
and, though I smoke on this occasion I say to all the bunch, God
speed ! For I am weary of reformers who have "Thou shalt not"
on the brain; I'm tired of seeing noisy storniers jvho swat me
first and then explain. If some one breaks the pipe I'm smoking
and tells me smoking is a sin, I think I'd like to see him stoking
where brimstone's heaped in every bin. But if. some fellow,
smiling sweetly, reproaches me for burning hay, he'll doubtless
capture me completely, ami see me throw my pipe away. ,
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