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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
HA Tl HIMV, ori'OIIUIt ait, 11)2.1
Issued ijnlljr except Snndny by The Herald IuMlnlilng t-onip.niy.
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ItUIH HOiri.E
President liiirt Manager
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through, itba matls aa eeeond class matter.
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SATtitbAV, tMTOHKR . 1023 -
.... . JUST. TO KEEP .tHE RECORD STRAIGHT
U'VER"SiNCE the Herald began its argument "against
. . , l T7" T ' .'. ll4.i n i-iIh niti flirt n l f ni'
M-d me r "xviux ivtan muie man a j"i ogu, i
has rece;ivjd repoi-ts. that a stoi-y is being consistently
circulated that he is a Catholic. The malicious manuf ac
turers and disseminators of the rumor further assert that
the Herald, is Catholic paper and is "controlled by the
Catholics." , ... , ;, ;" -
It isieasyto understand where this talk comes from.
Unable to make a direct reply to the Herald's arguments,
the klans true to its policy of .working secretly and m
the dark, isTseatterihg insinuation and untruth..-
... The ..agents., t)flhe klan apparently believe that
when they have , labelled a. man as a Catholic they have
explained the' antagonism to the klan and what it stands
01' Nd doubt they resdrt to the only weapon at their
"command. . They have- lid. principle to defend, and are
timohiA tn rmAf, A Herald oh its own plane of argu
ment. The -Herald, in itaehtire campaign against a
movement that the editor sincerely believes to be a ser
ious menace' to ; America's free institutions - and their
futujie welfaei has nevfif resorted. tovperpflalities. It
hargued"ntireiy--against the principle- of. lack Of prin
ciple animating the klan movement -. .
V ' Its columns are" open to the deferisd df the klan by
any person whoi willhi to sign the defense argument.
Why do not the believers in the movement, if they have
a cause worth espousing, advance in the open? The
whispered innuendo,' -the threat of Secret boycott, the
promise" of personal , violence -these are, thet brands of
skulking cowardice: ';v t :.LM
. We do not write this denial .of these lying rumors be
cause there is any stigma .attached to being a Catholic
that we would avbidBut simply for the purpose of keep
ing the-fact3 straight,, the editor of this paper, rises to
remark, that he j$4MJU- Catholic, has never been a Ca-;
tholic, never expects to be a, Catholic, and that this pa
per is not controlledjby any. Catholic influence. .
And furtherrit i not controlled, by, Protestant in
fluence, or any other religious influence, if by. that tei-m
is meant "dehohiiftational, creed ..or specific dogma.
We are trying to publish a newspaper that gives a
square deaLto all. - tVfe are. not unaware that the chureh
es of a community are the sentinels of its moral welf are,
the means of its -moral progress. We honor them alike.
In practice it is the aim of this paper to follow the rule
laid down, by the late President Harding for the staff
of theMon Star :-VTreat -all religious matter . rever
ently," " , , - i
i . On the Declaration ot inaepenaence me sigiiatuic
o! Charles Carroll. of Carrollton, a Catholic, stands for
as much risk and sacrifice; as does the signature of John
Hancock the Puritan, -or Thomas Jefferson, the free-ithihk'eh'-'''''
: :r ;J ;" ' ' ;. ,
-oIfirihe' splendid 'Americanism of these mentne
eternal glory of their self-sacrificethat we pay, tribute
onvl Vint. n their relieious convictions, when we op
pose the organization that would set up in America a
standard foreign, to every ideal of the document of free
dom that they signed. ; , . . . ' .
. We can think of nothing that more nearly expressed
our own conception of the proper way to view the mat
ter than the declaration of George Washington, in a let
ter to the Catholic, Lafayette: ' ,
"Being no bigot myself to any moue oi w.., -,
1 to' IriduHjo-'lhe prOfewors of Christianity In tho choice of that road
V to heaven nich to them shall secjn moat direct, plainest, easiest
. nnd least liable to exception." .
yvs a strange wunu wtictc cuiv- '--
sues oh personalities, gossip, lies and slander, and Where
the possession and expression of a sincere and honest
opinion voiced irt what the advocate believes to be the
' highest and best interests of the republic, lead to abuse,
misrepresentation and threatened boycott., , ,
r..t' i ,..hi(V,ioi hnfonrp. vet permits of sound
.... i.. t I'. . ml. .nhnhni, la ntr,at.n. rnl-3
sleep ana gooa aigesuon. xne jo ouv" -
community is moving forward in a steady march of pro
wess, our 'subscription list is growing by leaps ami
! -firiiinds: we do each day ah honest day's toil, and some
niphts, on checking up( are able to feel that we have, ac
complished something in the service of our fellow-man.
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At The Theatres
AT TIIM IM.M-! TltKK
'. "The l.llilo I'luinh Aniuml llm
Corner," the popular ian pluy
thu! lwu iit'lil Hi" Inti'i'i'ut or mil
lions of ihoutro-aoem luu hoen
miiilil' liilil ik muilou pli'luro lly Hid
Wniuur Hi'(i:ii"i'4 uml II will ho
uliown ni ihn I'lno Trim ihi'iilrn,
Siimliiy ami ,Moinlii.v. It inuilo
from the 'pliiy hy I'liurli'.i Wlnnny,
uml li nviik (Ih-ocU'il by William A.
Soltor. : ; ' , -i
An oxivp.inully Iiiiro runt of
wnll-knowu ai-ronn playoin woro
iiiisiimul to inicrprnl tho varied
roliiN In I Ills . rniuniiili' iiiolvilmiiiii,
tho umlerlylnK I ln-iuc of which In
thnt tlioi-i' Ih u lllil" rhuri'h In ovnry
pomon's 'lioart. ll m proilun.d
with oxuctliiK en i. ami ih" film I"
wild to rouiiiln u t ti t-t II I n k jmrlin of
liirliloiit i'kiiiIIIiik In a aiiirlllilg
I'llniu.t.
It la lh: Mury of l.llu Morion,
th. i lovely iluuirliii-r of n million
ulro in In c. owiior, mill lior awoolhi'iirt,
David . (irnhiim. n von an Korlul
worhcr who Ihlnkn tho poor alioulil
be ttlvn a mi n u 10 d"iil. Tho I wo full
In lovo with onrh othor. but ttlffU-ul-Him
iirlno wIikii H.ivhl It ii -t (o tn lie
hIiIob botwoon the poor ami tho rli-li.
How ho wltm both tho poor nnd I In
rich to .tho -pluro wham th.iy work
toRnthor, and how at Hi" mi mo I mo
ho wlna tho Klrl whom bo bad al
most IohI by hia 'ld"nlllsili' prni'tU'iM,
form blRh point In th'. lory .
Cold Winter For J '
, England , Predicted
Hki.AtimiWi' Di't .ati.-r-A'ti
mill miviiin wlnlnr for llm llrltUll
liilo.i In iii'iiilli'lml im ' rMult iir lh(i
iipiioaniiii'ii tho flri'l wook 111 'Hop
loiiihur of anoiv ou llm iilJi'W ,uf Lwli
l,OIII0llll. ' ' '''
RADIO BRINGS NEWS -OF
MURDER FIRST
- riHI.KAHT. O.I.. I WhllM n
loiilu In toconily at t'tiiikulown,
rounly Tyroiio, In ivlri'loim new
from l.ond niliillvna of Colonnl
Wlllliim MiikIH Kiiiini'ily. who bolil
mi I ii did it uppolmniKiti, flrnt h"nl
of hi inurilor on a tniln nour ("nl
rutin. ' '' ' ' f "
Do MOiaVH " '
Kliinmlh rhninor of lli-Molny Will
bo limtltutoil unit iiffln'r IiihIiiIIi'iI
nt Iho MiiMinln hall. Prlilny ovniilnit
Novonibor lull. All fullow who hnvii
Hliinoil up jihonlil pay lu tholr. Iullu
Hon (ri't In-lorn that (Into, If you
bavn uny frl"iul who ar liitrotiiil
huvo tbniii iliil up nt unco. Wo can
uo a fow mora follow for offlcor.
J. II. C'arior, Chairman, Advi.ory
rouhcll. ta-ii
We havo prc,rlptlon on our
fll" from iiry ln-tor In Klamnih
KulH. riirrln aaya aa. . 80
TIi.to Ii nlwaya loinnililim naw In
Mrunawlck Keiorda at our torn, i
Currlnn for ttruit. 3!0
: Life in Klamath continues jta be pleasant in spite I
of the, petty machinations of those who spend their time!
t .... j ii . . i . . . . . !
in sucn unwoiiny ana coniemptiDie pursuits as those al-i
luded to above. ; . .
- In spite of the. lies, we shall continue to express
such opinions and ideas as a feeble, mind may, froni
time to time, be favored with; to honor 'our Creator in
our own way, ..as, is our guaranteed ; right under - the!
American constitution, and to lend such small service to j
the advancement of the community as. ODnortunitv mav:
afford us. ' . : - . f , ,s - , i .
As fOr the liars, we assume that they will continue i
to lie. ' '7 ' - - i
M ISOXH ATTKNTIOV
Thorn will bo n i"clul mminun
iciUlon of Klumutll UidKo No. t7
A. r A. M. 7:80 lonlitht. (Hntiir
day ! Work In tho M. M. lro.
Vlitlttuif brothorn wlcomo. Orilor of
Iflm.W. M. O.- A. flmllh, Hocty. 10
tetters from People
lOt-HV SPOItTHitlAX J'KKDKTS
VICTUKV FOR.VAXKEE HORSE
. v.Langell .Volley, Oregon
Eflltor Herald:
America his bleri; very successful
In boxlne, etinW, 'fedif arid mariy
other sporting erenls during 1923.
tan. wi repeat In ttio great Intef-nd-
iional race next Saturday at Bel
mont Park, New f drk. wheh Papy
rus, tho. great English tftordugh'Urcd,
contes: tor supremacy .of the turf
with Zer, the American entry.
Zer, the American three-year-aid.
It; barrlnpi Man-of-War; undoubtedly
the best race horo thla country has
produced, hi years. During - the
present season lie hM won -the Ken
tucky derby,. And all the principal
stakes at Sarntona and other racing
points. His TrliiinRj for - 1923
anlottnt to 'nearly $150,000. :.
Papyfn on the English classic,
t&6 Epsotri derby, last Jun, In a
field bt IS starters', and also the St.
Leger stakes. ,Ha Is conceded to be
the' crack three-year-old -of' - the
English turf. ' The English derby
race at Ehisoni Downs; 20 miles
from London, Is c'ohce'ded td be the
most classic race. Ih tils' world. . it
was named after Lord Derby,
famous English sportsniad, who won
ih first -darby la 17S5, and It H&a
been the highest goal of the thoro
ugbrod ever since ,,
If parliament happens, to be In
session on Derby day It adjonrna for
the eVent. The royal family, the
elite of London; and from all the
cliie'f cltk-i of Europe; attend; The
anhrial attendance averages over half
a million.
The course1 Is turf, dUtinco a mile
and One-halt: It is a left-handed
course, and consists of two straights
flhd ll rather sharp, turn, known as
To.ldnbam corner. Turf tracks are
riot considered as fa.it as dur dirt
tracks, this record for tile face Is
2 minutes,' 35 seconds, made In 1020
by Splnon Kop. . !
Tha race Is open to the world.
America hag had starters In the En
glish rierty for nearly every race In
tho last 40, years, but won It bnt
once. i The. Frenth have been suc
ccsful twice, and Austria once.
i Stallions carry a wulght of ,122
pounds, fllllcs dnd , geldings 3
pounds less;
this Writer Is of tho opinion tliht
IH &atnrrtiijr'ii race Ziiv hiis (fio ad
vrlhtiifte of ' the 'KhrfllsH UBmw, as
PttriyrllA crb.scd tho
gllsh jockey, who has won , flvo ;
derblts during HU riding career; will j
pilot PapyTua.' " '- ' I
Zev will beVlfl'len by Enrio Sonde, j
the prfemter American Jockey, who '
by the" way . is'a. niitlvo of Oregon!
Clty';Jrgdn. . ,-. f ..... 1 " ..,;,;.,."' j
In my opinlon.'pr'ovldlns It Is an i
Ideal. racing day. to defeat Zer, tho,
Bngllsh horse will have to cover the ,
distance of ono milo and a half In
2 minutes and 30 seconds, or bettor.
LOUIS C.ERBER '' . !
Loroll; Oregon, . J .
TKe Office Cat
REX ItOKD VOt'CHES t?bR
THE Tltl'TH OF TftlH
"Are you a good runner?" asked
a Merrill rancher of a tenderfoot
applying for a Job on his ranch.
The tenderfoot said ho wflj.
"Well, said, tho rancher,
you can round ' up the sheep."
After several hours the new hand
returned, porspfrlng and all out of
breath.
"I got the sheep all right," he
retorted, "but I had a tierce time
getting the lambs."
"The lambs?" said the rancher.
"I haven't any lambs."
"Well," replied . tho tenderfoot
"they are In the corral." There
upon the rancher went to Investigate.
In the corral wllh the exhausted
sheep ho found a dozen panting jack
THR HHOPI'KIl'fl. SATl'RDAT
NIGHT
He tolta oach ddy from mHrn tri set
ting sun; ' ; 'j
By swoat of brow his weekly wttgo
is won,,
With vjfo Hnd bnbo he plods' his
weary way,
And mingles wild tho crowd Satur
day. '
A (air of chops t li o llttia onn has
fiBed; 4 ,' ' '"
A trltiket for a wife who knows riot
greed;
Atlantic Jess i A store of nnodod food something
than 4d days ago, nnd Zey has won i to smoke
all his raSos on dirt Ira'okfl. ' He Days tho font and s'.nrts anew
Steve Conoglino, tho great En- j (load brnko, ; i
iiffiE.SUNDAY
41 Mm
lb -
. Ota of um acsea
TONIGHT
DOUBLE BILL
MMaWiMi
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and a maufdbf cmt :
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Anita Stewart "Roie 61; the Sea"
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