The Silverton journal., March 19, 1915, Image 1

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T he S ilverton J ournal
3X.
VOL IV.
SILVERTON, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1915
No. 20.
PAPAL NOTES
THE DARK AGES
By L. D. Ratliff
I.
The lust legislature appropriated
|138,U00 public money to uid Private
Institutions. A lurge purt of it goes
to Catholic Sectarian Institutions,
like thu H use of Good Shepherd at
Portland, and the Christie Orphanage
ut Oswego. The former, it is under­
stood, is simply a work-shop, or
slave-pen, a sort of semi-penal In­
stitution where girls aro worked for
private gain, with no pay except
their keep (which is paid for by the
Stute). The luttet claims to l>e a
school, but is said to be of the reg­
ular runk Catholic order where all
must submit to the stunts of the
superstition. As a basis for public
favor, and State uid, the two insti­
tutions claim un avrrug«1 of from 260
to .360 inmutes. Dependent girls from
.6 to 16 are picked up from all over
^thc State and sent to thess places,
the Juvenile Court of Marion County
having n hand in the gam«1. Each
ad«litional victim m«*ans additional
aid, and at the H. O. G. 8., addition-
al work, and udditionul profits.
To be sure, this is all in violation
of the spirit of the State Constitution
which says, "No money shall be
drawn from the treasury for the ben­
efit of any religious institution.” But
by naming one an “Orphanage," an«!
an other “Home for Wayward Girls,' ) ft
these sectarian institutions get the
rake-off.
If the victims were all Catholic
girls, the thing would still be ex-
cusable, but since many of them are
non-Catholic, it is simply infamous
to thus subject them in their tender
years to a soul-debasing superstition
nn<l treuson-inspiring devotion to a
foreign blasphemous pretender.
• • •
“I p!«*dg • and swear true obedience
to the Romar. Pontiff. Vicar of Jesus
Christ." — Oath of allegianc«- by
a’atholic Council at Baltimore, 1884.
• • •
Wisconsin Republicans have started
a presidential boom for ex-president
Taft. No use, gentlemen! Too much
Romanism in him.
• • •
“He wl.o sins carnally when car­
rying holy relics does not commit any
sacrilege." — Manuel of the Priest,
Prin. Ill, 463. — Seguin.
By press report, March 10, Card.
Gibbons said he had “advised” the
government to int«Tvene in Mexico.
Will Tumulty obey?
• • •
At u public function in Boston Car­
dinal O'Connell demanded and took
the seat at the right of the President
ax the "first citizen of the State.”
Isn’t that going some?
• • •
“His Holiness, our Sovereign Lord,
Pope Benedict XV," thus begins an
official address to the Oregon City
archdiocesan clergy. The archbishop
means "Mr. D. Cheisa of Rome,” etc.
• • •
In Buffalo, N. Y., a court injunc-
tion and a bond were necessary be-
fore the city would permit the use
of a public hall for a lecture against
Romanism, That’s Popery! Do you
like it?
• • •
An immigration Bill has four times
passed the house, and five times
passed the Senate, yet President Wil­
son said there was no evidence the
people wanted it — the Hierarchy
opposed it.
• • •
Of the 136 congressmen who voted
against the Immigration Bill, 72 are
Knights of Columbus, 48 of whom
were defeated at the last election.
Some more of the 136 will likely
drop out the next round.
• • •
“Well, Bridget,” said the priest,
“have you thought about anything
had since your last confession?’’
“No, Father, nothing except what
you told me when I was here last
time."
• • •
The eay graft, ready access to the
Temple Girls (of the convent), hav­
ing all secrets common with all the
loyal ladies of the parish — these
naturaly furnish a motive to a cer-
tain brand of young men to go into
the priesthood.
• •
Any institution which cannot en-
dure criticism is too rotten for the
20th century. This is why the Ro-
man Catholic Hierarchy and Knights
of Columbus rush to the courts, and
to congrer.n, and to the Postoffice de­
partment, and resort to mobs and
murder to avoid criticism.
FINANCIAL INTIMIDATION THE WEAPON
By this name we refer to the
thousand years between A. D. 500
and A. D. 1500; and we call these
“Ages” "Dark,” because from the
highest to the lowest, the world had
very little of intellectual culture or
It is claimed by good authority that already 80 per cent of all appointive offices in the United State* are held by
■ furnishing. They knew very little
Roman Catholic*, while only 15 per cent of our population belong to that secret political party, which
J of History, little of a true Theology,
but a few knew anything of that
with the power of fear, use* the leader* of both old parties, the business interest* and
called Philosophy; while of that known
as Physical Science, in any of its
their own ignorant followers, to get anything they want
branches, there was only degrading
superstition.
“But there were Scholars in those
The Roman Beast is a foxy old of its drunken, illegitimate fathers, have done for • • • • • are attribut­ Tumulty-Wilson and Co. gives him
hunter, und she works in a way not let us look at the post office of one able to Mr. • ♦ • • • influence.
a post office as a Democrat. Fine days, the Great Universities of Eu­
rope were all founded in this period;
to be suspected by her victims, It of Oregon’s large thriving cities. A
• * • • • is a contractor and has system. I^t’s bust Hell out of it!
and had tens of thousands of «tu­
had
most
of
the
big
sewer
contracts
would not do to put a K. of C. in postmaster has just recently been ap­
dents.”
•
•
•
every post office, and it would not do pointed. Can it be that this import­ in................... and • • • •
Not so fast, neighbor. The art of
Who do you suppose this man is?
to have a K. of C. in every other ap­ ant appointment is also a Knight of
Printing was invented about 1450,
Thus
political
Rome
is
everywhere
our
The
account,
when
rea«i
without
pointive office, aixl force or hoodwink Columbus? Does the administration
before which time the only Litera-
the people into putting one of these dare do it in face of the fact that omissions sounds fine, but wait a bit. playing her game of getting control
ture’’ in existence was that written
Roman Agents into every elective of­ the postmaster at our capital city Read what some one writes who of our government. In Chicago, Buf­
out by hand, or committed to mem­
fice all at once. This would spoil the is of thut stripe, and that other offices knows all about it. Here it is as it falo, New York, Philadelphia, San
Francisco, the capital of Oregon, ory. In a letter to Charlemagne, who
game, because the patriots would be all around us, are being filled with came in a private letter to us:
Marshfield, Gervais — everywhere the died A. D. 814, is given what is
aroused and, as they, the patriots, little Tumulties? Dare Wilson do
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* is a Roman Catholic and same work is unceasingly going on. thought to be the oldest Library Cat­
are still in the majority, they would this? If so will the people finally be­
Knight of Columbus, one of the state And what does it finally mean if alogue in existence. It is of the Li­
oust the whole holy bunch. Therefore lieve that The Journal was right
officers
of the Knits. He has no great this Roman domination is not checked? brary of Egbert, archbishop of York,
as fast as the “Inner circle” of pope many months ago wondering if our
ability, but is simply a politician. N >t It means that the government for the England, it lists 36 volumes, and the
governe«! hierarchy dare, they put chief executive was grilled and elect­
many years ago he was a "down-and- people, by and with the consent of Bible or any part thereof is not one
their ugents into office. This has ed by Catholic influence? Is Wilson
outer,” not known outside of * * * * the governed, will perish and that the of them.
been going on until they have be­ a Catholic, a Catholic tool, just an
Remember that all the “Scholars”
and a few saloons and the poker slavery for which the papacy stands,
come almost too bold for the safety ordinary politician, a coward or a
of that time were churchmen; and
games.
—
The
wife
took
in
boarders
will ruin our liberty and our hopes
of their own game. They may have victim ?
that Rome murdered every dissenter
and supported the family, then • • • •
already killed the hen that lays the
But let’s get back home. The big took a city sewer contract and be­ of a still higher liberty. Patriots, we she could catch; hence their writings
must unite. We must hold no prej­
golden egg. Their work, from Su- Oregon Daily says of a postmaster
gan to climb financially and political­ udice against a Knight of Columbus are negligible in this discussion. Now
premeCourt manipulation to the post­ recently appointed to an important
the Knits, and as a man, nor against each other be­ the Roman Catholic publishing house
office« of our little Oregon municipal­ position in Oregon, that he has been ly, soon after joining
of Migne professes to give all the
the
rest
is
easy.
cause of any difference in creed, col­
ities, has become so plain that many active in Democratic politics for
works
pub'ished by churchmen dur­
Fine conditions of affair this for or or previous condition of servitude,
are looking into the matter and large many years. He ia president and
ing
certain
centuries. And here is
honest
men.
but, the Knights of Columbus, as
numbers of the most patriotic and an active member in the • • • • • true Americans and
the result. In the seventh century
These
remarks
are
not
slander
but
agents of a foreign and hostile pow­
most intelligent people of America Chamber of Commerce and was one of
th“re were produced 8 volumes, in the
are beginning to realise that some- six men sent to Washington two years simply confidential truths that you er, must be driven from our halls of eighth 7, in the ninth 33, in the
don
’
t
get
about
this
Knit
in
print.
legislation, from our high and low
thing must be done to protect the ago to plead for improvement of the
tenth 7, in the eleventh 12, in the
Mr. • • • • • was always out­ judicial offices and from every posi­
liberty, for which our progenators • • • • • bar and harbor. He was
twelfth 39, and in the thirteenth 25. '
spoken against Bryan, because every tion and place where a traitor to our
toiled, fought ami died.
recently re-elected head of the Cham­
In 700 years the "churchmen” of the
To bring the traitorous and ever ber of Commerce after holding the I time Bryan ran, the inside church American institutions and our Am­ great Roman organization produced
ring was against him. I’ve heard erican form of government, can sell 131 volumes. This covers their work
“ggressive action of this foreign mon­
ster, monarchial, political party, office one term. Senators Chamber- some very hush statements against us out to the corrupt and tyrannical in Theology as wall as everything
which hides itself behind the skirts lain and Lane are close friends of Bryan by •••••, enough to sus­ government whose head is in the else.
of its so-cull«*«! sisters and the robes Mr. • • • * • and many favors they pect he seldom supported him, yet Roman Vatican.
This is but a specimen. You, my
reader, whether you are 20 years old
or four score, have noted with great
interest the number of inventions and
HELP PROSECUTE THE MUR­
(Continued from Col. 6)
discoveries made during your life.
DERERS OF WM. BLACK
a bit of it. The question we have
Electric Light and Power, the Phono­
given ' comes to us from Romanist
Marion County priests will some
graph, Telegraph and Photograph,
TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESEN­
writers of the times. OF COURSE, with Steam Navigation and Steam
time move out and give others the
TATION
With unlimited funds at their dis­
field, and it’s a good one. There's posal and the best criminal lawyers in the men who discussed this and like Traction, all these have come into
Taxes, tuxes, taxes high»
questions were “SCHOLARS.” Now,
a sucker born every minute.
the country available to their call, the seriously, since there was so little use since 1800. The Thermometer
Taxes now und by and by;
Knights of Columbus are apparently of real knowledge in the world and came with Fahrenheit 1720, the Baro­
• • •
Taxed for girl who is a ma;
scheming
through the able assistance the Roman priests and popes held to meter with Torricellil648, the Clock
What
Salem
priest
was
it
who
babe
without
a
pa;
Taxed for
of
Judge
Littleton
to so handle things so much superstition and spent time Pendulum with Huygens 1656, the
Tux cd for land that’s holy ground; said, "the people are fools to support
Marshal
’
,
Texas,
that “Ryan and on such foolish discussions, will Telescope with Galileo after 1600. In
at
I
us as they do?" The Journal man
Tuxed for judges, so profound;
others
may
not
be
tried
” as stated anybody say the “Ages” were other Mathematics, the Binomial Theorem
prayers
of
Father
Moore;
knows
and
will
not
forget
in
a
hurry.
Taxed for
and Logarithms came in the 18th
in
the
Marshall
Messenger
of March than “Dark?”
Veritas Vincit!
Tuxed for laws to tax us more;
“J.”
century; the Rotundity of the earth
•
•
•
8th.
Taxed till with the hobo class;
was practi ally proven with the dis­
This is the same Judge that twice
Don’t forget, daddy priest of Mt.
Tuxed to feed a bull-necked ass;
covery
of America in 1492, but the
THE LATEST: As we go to press church of Rome, through its official
Taxed till birthright we must sell; Angel, that we know of your es- ordered the Grand Jury to indict Col.
Hall
and
which
they
twice
refused
capades.
Drink,
and
try
to
remember
Taxed from Heuven into Hell.
Editor Hosmer reports that the meet­ teachers, damned everybody who
your sorrows no more. Poor booby to do.
• • •
ing at Vancouver last night was a should dare teach other than that
boy, we feel sorry for you.
A responsible citizen of Marshall
Priests’ children make good priests
earth is central and that the sun re-
writes,
“The whole secret as I see it great success. Many patriotic people vo'ves around it, all this until after
•
•
•
of
’
em.
and sisters and there are lots
is to dispose of Clarence Hall as a were in attendance from Portland, the year 1800.
After the Roman bunch has thor-
• • •
witness
against the thugs by placing a large number of subscriptions were
It was in 1619 that Harvey dis­
Is it true that 80 per cent of the oughly taught the people that it is an indictment upon him. The Mar- secured, a substantial boost to the de­
covered the circulation of the blood.
appointive offices in the United States not wrong to lie for the good of the shall Knights of Luther Castle are
fense fund was given and the best As to chemistry, the four most im­
church, then we can all become our
are held by Catholics?
willing to do all possible, but the lack
portant of the Elementary Substances
own
ben
­
own
church
and
lie
for
our
of
help and friendship extended.
• • •
of funds for attorneys needed in the
— Oxygen, Hydrogen, Carbon and
efit — nice world this will then be-
prosecution seems to have stumped
ON WITH THE BATTLE!
Was it really through the Catholic come. It’s rotten 1
Nitrogen — these were unknown
us for the time, though all the time
influence thut Woodrow Wilson was
even by name, until about the time
•
the Catholics are blindly busy with
elected? If so, what will be the final
of the American Revolution.
seeming tricks galore and we are all
the
States
is
United
trouble
?
The
wealth
of
outcome of the Mexican
A Catholic paper says the governor
Roger Bacon, the old monk, doubt­
rapidly passing into the hands of a blue over the situation. It seems of Texas and commission appointed less the greatest thinker of his age.
• • •
Priests are not the only ones who few. The little fellows pay to much the Catholics are about to slip one by him to consider a Convent Inspec­ who died in 1294, with all the people
tion Bill that had been offered in the of his age, believed in the Philos­
cause the delinquency of minors in tax to sunp Tt Catholic institutions over on us.”
Let all patriotic citizens under legislature, reported on it adversely, opher’s Stone, and wrote several es­
Oregon, but they don’t go to jail. and other fakes, and the power of
money is gradually bringing the great whose eyes this falls immediately giving as a reason that “such insti­ says to show that iron may be trans­
Why ?
majority to poverty. Already less mail H. Moffat, Marshall, Texas, one, tutions are subject and open now to muted into gold.
• • *
than 25 per cent of the people own five, ten dollars or more, to be used inspection." Well, if so, why this bill?
Jones
pay
Worse than this, everybody, nobles,
should
Protestant
Why
in the prosecution of these cases. Let And if so, why the opposition to the kings, priests, popes, the common
more tax because his neighbor, unencumbred homes.
• • •
people, all believed in sorcery, magic,
us see a monument to the martyred Bill?
Father Smith, lives in a home that
• *
witchcraft, astrology, the evil eye.
pays no tax ?
Every man who pays the priest Christian Minister Wm. Black after
• •
Convent brothels, license, to com- furtune telling, in charms, inconta-
five hundred dollars for useless mas­ his murderers are hung and not
What per cent of the judges in ses for his dead, robs his family, before.
mii sin, massacre of heretics, mur­ tions and what not. Then the specia1
the United States are Catholics or who may thereby become a public
If your patriotism means anything ders of th? Inquisiton, general igno­ superstitions concerning animals, the
Catholic tools? We want to know. charge, and the money which goes show it, mail H. Moffat of Marshall rance, Popes, cardinals and bishops phenix, the unicorn, giants and dra­
Some say they all are.
with broods of bastards, — these are gons, the vampire and were wolf,
into big monasteries and luxuries for some money.
prominent features of the history of monsters of the land and the sea,
• • •
the priest is that much taken from
By request of
Popery. It was this knowledge that without name or number.
Take a nip, Father Hogan. Almost productive industries. Five hundred
“But the Great Universities," etc
Robert Huggins,
led
the framers of our government to
dollars
put
into
cleaning
up
a
farm
has
forgotten,
and
the
everybody
Think
a moment. Since there were
Gen.
Comdg,
separate
Church
and
State,
and
to
pavement has become stationary is a continual blessing to the country,
no
printed
books and all the sciences
declare
that
the
people
are
the
Chas.
H.
Voight,
again; but look out for telegraph hut masses are a continual and use­
of today a ere unknown, what do yo«-
source
of
power.
Adjt.
Gen.
K.
P.
M.
F.
less
drain.
poles.
think they studied in those day<- ’
STICKERS
The Grand Jury before whom the Hosmer case will be brought, meets
March 29th, and, as one of the jury men was one of the witnesses against
the editor in the former case, and was active in getting evidence to convict,
and is supposed to be an enemy, for reasons best known to the parties con­
cerned, we have no hope as far as the Grand Jury goes. They will probably
find a true bill. But an indictment is a long ways from a conviction.
Doubtless the}’ were proficient in th-'
languages of themselves and thei-
neighbors, but Roman priests a«’
popes gave practically no attention
to the Greek and Hebrew, the orig­
inal languages of the Scripture
What did they study ? Here is "
question they discussed: “If a mouse
should eat one of the consecrate '
wafers, what would be the moral ar ’
religious effect on the mouse? Wouh*
it do for him what it does for th
worshiper in the mass ? And if no*
WHY NOT?
Do you think we are joking? Not
(Continued in Col. 5)