davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-06
, w I'VE Dcnuty Assessor.

4 ". Nye, FORMER dean OF INC
Commercial club. IS now deputy as
SCISSOR and is assisting County Assess
or strain in making the assessment in
Pendleton. Some years ago Mr.. Nye
served as deputy under Mr.. Strain, so
the work is not new to him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-06
Fined For Nssa ult.

Bert Andrus, young man from
Ukiah. was fined five dollars by JUS
tice of the Peace Joe II. Parkes this
morning on a charge of assault. Glen
Forwood being the complaining wit
ness. Inasmuch as he came In
promptly upon being notified that he
was wanted and as he pleaded guilty,
the fine was made light.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-06
NelOsy Notes
of PendLeton
in police Court.

once again has the police court
had day of rest due to the absence
OF all petty offenders. Not even a
John Doe was registered at the city
hosiery so that Mine Host Fitz Ger
aid is complaining from lack OF pat
ronage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-06
County Conrt Tomorrow.

The regular June term of the coun-
ty court will be convened at the court
matters will come up for considera-
tloD during this session.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-06
Iiccn Scd to Marry.

George Bowditch of Walla Walla
and Ida D. Brayton OF tnis county to-
day received a slip of paper from the
county clerk which entitled them to
be united in marriage. The former
gave his age as S5 and the latter hers
as IS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-06

wired for full particulars OF the ira
gedy and the body will be held until
further communication with him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-06

season in the park will not open until
about the midle OF July. At the SUI
perinendent's station the snow is still
about II feet deep.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-06

Read the want -dE.
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the hoydAy Of its power. never dream.
"a of q more conducive auxiliary 70
he propagation OF Roman paganlsm
proposed 70 the United states con
kress By the American Federation Of
cafholic Societies.
They can't put this scheme over on
the ground that q IL directed at anti.
religious literature. Tor every boob
and publication they mention In All
their references ls anti-catholic, and
not anti-rcllgious. And n this were
not true. Il would be contrary to the
spirit Of Amcricanism to establish q
governmental boycott against any
manner OF publications. and would be
nAgrant violation Of the first amend.
ment 10 the constitution. Not only
that. but no people can be free with.
out a free press, which IL the first
and fundamental medium for the ed.
uoation and enlightenment OF the peo-
pie. The press IL the saftey-valve Of
society. and no politics. no religion
and no people should be shielded
from honest criticism by an honest
press.
Il win be remembered that immedI-
ately following the federation meet
Ing the Catholic editors held a meet
ing In Columbus and organized the
Catholic Press Association"
While In session. on Aug. rs. 10 be
exact. this assembly was addressed
BY Samuel Byrne. editor OF the Pitts.
burg Observer. a Catholic paper OF
Pittsburg. Pa. In the course Of his
remarks he made the following state.
ment which typines the disposition OF
the Catholic press censors more clear.
ly than we could do II in a twocol.
umn article He said
Il have come here for the purpose
OF very briefly suggesting one thing.
II is this: That the Catholic editors
of the country. concertedly and per.
sistently. urge their readers to notify
the proprietors and managers Of the
daily papers that, unless they use in.
stead Of the European dispatches Of
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1911-12-16

The long expected "red hats" that
are to bless Tor otherwise) America.
and which are TO be worn BY three
new American cardinals Of the papal
menagerie, are now an assured fact.
The recipients Of the popes favors
are John NJ. Farley. archbishop Of New
York; VIM. H. o'ConneI. archbishop
OF Boston. and Monsignor Diomede
Falconio. apostolic delegate at Wash
ington. Archbishop ireland, OF ST.
Paul, who made Mckinley president
and defeated Bryan In 1886, who is
the ablest clerical wire puiler" In the
United States. and who has expected
a red hat for long time. has been ie-,
nored by the pope. What win Ireland
do about IL? win he resent the snub
and resign out Of the papal churchg
Some such difference. where several
irishmen are Candidates for honors.
win some day start nsht that muy
spit or disrupt popery.-PeopIels
Press. Chicago.
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with much wining and dining. com
ings and goings. waving Of flags and
singing Of songs. AmericaNhas achiev-
ed four representatives in the Consist
cry at Rome. With great ceremony
four citizens Of this republic have
been successful above thousands OF
their brothers In this country and
have received the order OF the Red
Hat This is all preliminary TO the
choice OF a new successor to Peter,
which must In the natural course Of
events soon take place. as the pres
ent pope Is far from the fun enjoy
ment OF health. At the moment there
Is much speculation. and seems to be
many harassing doubts as TO who viii
be the fortunate man upon whom the
saint Of the big keys will decide. Just
as soon as Plus ceases 70 be part OF
this- present plan. the newly elected
cardinals together with their distin-
guished brethren In the ecclesiasti-
cal machine viii lend their aid to help
ing the illusrious guardian Of the
heavenly portals make up bis mind on
this momentous subject
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1911-12-16

He'll Thirty Years IN HE'LL etc. A
q result. the following resolution was
passed.
Resolved. That the congress Of the
United States b earnestly requested
20 amend Section sss3 of the revised
statutes Of the United States relating
10 the mailing Of obscene. iewd. and
lascivious' literature 20 that the same
may include the mailing OF books. pa-
pcrs. writings. and prints which out.
rare religious convictions Of our clti-
sens. and contain scurriious and sland-
oroun attacks upon Path"
Mr.. A. ". ID. Watterson. chairman Of
the Law committee. took up the matter
with Hon. Francis J. Burke. a Catho-
llc member of congress. Mr.. Burke
Informed federation that the extra sea-
sion OF congress would hardly consider
the matter, and advised that the same
be taken up next fan. when the regu-
lar session OF congress viii begin. We
hope TO be able 20 report AZ the next
convention that such a measure has
been passed BY congress. whieh will
put a stop 20 the circulation through
the mails. at least, OF books and papers
which defaune religion and their splr-
itual leaders.
Mr.. Burke advised that the same be
taken up next fan" when the regular
session OF congress WIN begin
Did you catch thatf
That the federation is OF the same
mind so far as wanting to shut out OF
the malls all papers which criticise
Catholics Is evidenced by the follow
ing pungent paragraph from a resolu-
lion passed at the Columbus. Ohio.
meeting:
Resolved. That the Federation OF
Catholic Societies do enter their sol
|emn protest against the mailing or
Offering for sale OF obscene litera-
ture. including under this title books.
papers. writings. and prints which out
rage religious convictions Of our citi-
zens and contain scurrilous and sland.
cro11 attack upon OUR faith.
I EveDthing which condemns OUR
faith & to be excluded from the mails.
and, a Roman Catholic censorship es-
tabllshe1 over the literature which
|fhc 1.1.fican people must read.
~ Roman Inquisition in Spain. in
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GROUND
Against the State the Union Which They Represented
The Great Mass of Honest TOiIers of America

in line with the spirit and conduct OF
Catholic conquest the world over.
Is the Mcnamara confession a Sc
Quelf Who can teIli
But this is not all; nor so startling
as the second point and is a close
link In the chain OF evidence.
The Mcnamara brothers are Roman
Catholics. Lincoln stefhns tells OF
the constant attendance OF the priest,
and the fact is not disputed.
Il is more than a co-incident that
some OF the worst crimes OF American
history show either a black gown as
a background TO the deed. or an act
i've Romanist as a participant. OF botn,
as in the Molly McGuIres. the assass-
ination Of presidents and the betray-
ing OF organized labor. That is Ro-
man Catholic history everywhere
Daily the threats and feelings OF re
venge and boycott. which is poured
into The Menace once. shows that
Catholicism. in spirit. at least. does not
change.
But the connection Of Romanism
with the Los Angeles case is plain.
when John J. Mcnamara says. as re
ported By the St Louis Globe Demo
erut December End. 1911. N : lengthy
Interview and confirmed By Lincoln
stefnns;
WHAT I HAVE DONE. HAVE
DONE IN THE BELIEF THAT CIR.
IcUMsrANcEs JUSTIFIED Mn IN
ALL Nj ACTIONS. Ian ENOUGH
OF A JESUIT TO BELIEvE THAI
THE END TUsTIFIEs THE MEkNs.
AND ] HAVE DONE NANr THINGS
IN Mt LzFR THAT DID NOT BE
|LIEvn To m AIT0GHrHER
RIGET.~
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Our readers are. Of course. familiar
With he character ana purposes Of
the American FoderatlOn OF Catholic
sOelsties. OF ~hich an important sss'
slOn was held at Columbus. Ohio. lAst
summer.
This organization was formed In D.
cember. 1910. and has grown untIl at
the present time Il has the co-oDera-
ton and support Of the entire Roman
hierarchy In America. and the secre-
tary Of the association is responsible
for the statement that -the federation
has now been introduced into practi-
cally every state IN the union. into
Hawaii. Porto Rico and Alaska" and
that twenty-one national Catholic or.
gani1ations are now afnliated with a.
DO you realize the strength and ex-
tent OF this gigantic orEanirationf
And did you know that its aims and
objects are TO dabble in politics and
shape legislation favorable TO the Ro-
man Catholic hierarohyf
The federation has various objects
in view which VIII receive our atten-
ton from time to time. but the one
which We wish to call your attention
to at the present time was voiced
IN the Columbus meeting last summer.
and Is taken from The Bulletin" Of
the federation. publication whose ad-
dress is l2+12s r. Eight St. Cincin-
natl. but which cannot be subscribed
TO by any one who is not a Catholic
We have a copy OF the convection
number containing the following un-
der the head Of -slanderous Books.
Papers. Etc"
At the New Orleans convention
held In 1910 your national secretary
recommended the framing OF a bill
which could be enacted into a feder.
al law forbidding the clrculatIon
through the malls Of defamatory at1
slanderous books and papers, SUCH
as. "The Devil In Robes" Echoes Of
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When they blew up the Times build.
ing they shook the city. and the flames
lit up the horror OF the scene in Los
Angeles.
But when they confessed TO the das-
tardly deed. they put dynamite under
labor's cause that shook the nation
as the unions discovered that they
had been betrayed. their confidence
shattered and the laboring people
robbed and heart-broken.
The rank and fle. the men who fur
nished most OF the $4,000 defense
fund. are honest They never could
have been induced to strike back with
nre and dynamite-for the patience
OF labor is phenominal-labor il a
s-bearer-lt gives It's life for .
dole.
But two notable facts stand out
clear and unmistakable and Is the real
key that unlocks the mystery and ex'
plains the Los Angeles situation.
1st The labor unions have unfor'
tunately been in the hands, In most IN
stances. OF Roman Catholics. and. Ca
thonc like. there has been a disposi
ton. quite human and popish. to fy
70 the boycott. the bludgeon and bru
falify-not excepfing murder.
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that in the end have brought disaster.
because un-American and born OF re-
venge and the spirit Of the inquisition.
That unions were saturated with the
Roman spirit crops out in the Ameri-
can Federation OF Catholic Societies
at its meeting In Columbus in August
last. and Is breathed by the Catholic
press with threats and anathemas
against whatever opposes them.
Readers OF The Menace win also
recall In No. S. where we gave an ac-
count OF the organization Of the Ro-
man Catholic Militia OF Christ" with
Priest Deitz as secretary. specially
designed to influence union labor. In
the Federation meeting in Columbus.
in August. Thomas T. Dufy made !
report to that body. and prln'ei It in
The Bulletin for September and
October. 1911. page 10. He said;
THAT FROM 25 TO so PER CENT
OF THE DELEGATES REPREsEEr
ING LABoRING MEN OF THIS
COUNTRY. YEAR AFTER YEAR.
WERE CATHOLIC LAYMEN."
He then tells the convention that
Father Deitz (secretary OF the Mil
TIA OF Christi. was received By the la
Dor convention With great demons
tratbn.
There Is lyinr before me. - I write,
aaist Of the uni0ns. and names OF on
cials who direct the business and
policies OF these unions who are Ro-
man Catholics. and this close connec-
ton with Rome has lead many 10
think that the Hierarchy in some way
is the paid any Of men seeking the
destruction OF The unions and is opsr-
atins through thsss lead efns>rs .
Js<si<ic.l ssssn<. f4r-r.><hl.<. and
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McNamara has the Jesuit spirit
and the Jesuit argument.
Romanists by birth and education.
these desperate men were prepared
and ready for any plot-not their own
t-realizing that at the worst they
would receive absolution. What then
shall we sayG
II Roman Catholic leaders betray
the unions and the cause II represents.
II Catholic men are prepared by a
vicious education that says "the end
justifes the means" and boycott and
dynamite and murder follow in their
wake. what win become OF this na.
tion when this government is made
Roman Catholic and a Roman catho-
lie president-in the full plenopy Of
bis power-dictates terms to the de-
spised heretics. Masons and others
Is there not lesson Of awful sig
|nificance In this blood and betrayal
OF everything held sacred by union
labor. that reaches down TO the bot
tom OF good citizenship and touches
the highest aspirations Of a govern
ment Of the peoples
Are We to wait for the explosion TO
take place at the capital and see-aot
IA statue OF a Jesuit oVershadowing
Lincoln in the haIl Of fame. but live
nan doing the bidding OF these desper-
ate men who are today undermining
our liberties and placing dynamite an
der our American Institutional
Surely. fellow citizens. the Roman
catholic political machine IN its svil
genius and spirit is the dsadliest men
ace 70 American Hbsrtiss and sivili.
aatioal
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the Associated Press. those furnished
By the newly established Catholic In
ternationai United Telegraph Agency.
they win witrdraw their patronage
from them. either a. readers OF az ad.
yertlscru. and win. moreover, boycott
both the offending newspapers and
those who advertise In them"
In this statement We are Informed
OF new enterprise
And a gigantic one. too.
We are informed OF the existence Of
the Catholic International United
Telegraph Agency
And what IL thAtf
II IL an Institution destined TO sup.
plant the Associated Press and every
other news gathering agency on the
globe
AND 1T Is CONTROLLED BY
ROMAN cATHoLcsi
Il can twist and garble the worlds
news TO the liking OF the Roman HE
rarchy. and people at large have no
means Of knowing that they have been
deceived.
Can you conceive a more distress
ing and chaotic condition OF society
than win naturally prevail when the
streams OF news are befouled at their
source and the wells Of knowledge poi.
soned at their base?
This is just the condition sought for
BY the Roman hierarchy. for the sim.
pie reason that Il is only In civil.
zation Of ignorance and superstition
that Il can flourish. and In which Il
can ride upon the backs Of its dupes
and live In ease. power and affluence.
and this Is the condition which will
prevail should we allow our lawmak.
ers to be duped into passing the press
censor measure proposed by the Amer
lean Federation Of Catholic Societies.
Should this measure be taken ser
iously by the congress. keep your
eye on the representative from your
district and be prepared to get In
touch with him at once He is your
hired servant and must listen to you.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1911-12-16

Rome knows well as anybody that
the proposed Catholic clerical party
cannot hope 70 win through a majori-
" OF votes cast in It's behalf What
the astute political managers of Rome
expect to do is TO hold the balance of
power between the leading parties
and drive bargains with each. The
remedy Is TO turn down every polit-
ical aspirant who tries to trafic with
Rome. Brand every traitor.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1911-12-16

Take away the Catholic priest and
you viii become renesades. savages
and barbariansi Take away the Cath
olic priest and your parasitic civIliza.
ton viii degenerate into something
worse than pagan barbarisml Yes,
the Catholic priest is the only neces-
sary man in this frivolous old world
OF ours.-catholic Union and Times,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1911-12-16

II the czar Of Russia had dungeons
in all the principal cities OF the United
States in which be kept prisoners con-
aned without possibility OF interfer-
ence by friends or oficials there would
probably be enough noise made In
twenty-four hours to abate the nui.
sance: but Rome runs her nunneries
right here In the land where the con-
stitution forbids Imprisonment with
cut due process Of law.
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A witness at one OF the recent Cam
orrist trials In italy testified that when
he visited a gambling house he al
ways took a priest with him because
he might die while there and he
wanted 70 take no chances on Jump
ing from the gambling hell into the
other kind.
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The hierarchy Of Rome Is against
the public school against republican
or democratic government and against
progress. These are three reasons
out of three million why every intel-
ligent American should be against the
hierarchy.
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The proof Of the pud n IN the pud-
ding; Spain. Portugal and Mexico
show how much better the parochial
school and hierarchy are for a coun-
try than the public schools and free
institutions Of the United. States and
England.
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Go after that question of immigra-
ton and stay after Il until the scum
and nlth Of other nations shall not
be allowed 10 even a. much az see
our shores. much less have them land
here 70 murder and debauch our peo-
pie.
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Tho personnel Of the hierarchy and
lesser luminAries Of the priesthood Il
the best possible proof Of the apostle
lie succession Peters name shows
him 10 have been a rock. and the az
gregation OF priestly political fakes
who follow him are as rocky bunch
Of bats a. any calling or profession
offers.
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II nunnerIes are Cody. or have any
connection with the houses OF God.
open them up in order that all may
see how well these so-called ropre-
sontatives OF God have done their
tuty. II they are not as they are re.
presented 10 be. have laws enacted
which win open their doors and keep
them open.
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ARE CA7TULICS TO "CON7ROL" LEGLSLA TON !?

separato church and state and les
ne aepaution b. 90 complete thai
even the thought Of shsir union would
brand you as . simpieton-
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From the u. s. Constitution:

Congress shall make no law respecting an es-
tabIishment of religion, prohibiting the free
else thereof; abridgne the FREEDOM OF SPEECH
OR OF THE PRESS, the right of the people peace
ably to assemble and to petition the Government for
a redress of grievances
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1911-12-16

Roman Catholics may be morally
good or morally bad. but they are all
politically bad since they owe ana
give their allegiance to dago pope
who is opposed to free government and
free Institutions.
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Every Romish priest pretends to
possess authority over you derived
from supernatural sources. Every old
king pOtentate and pretender put up
the same ridiculous claim.
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watch ne public schools a. you
would youf NE. Or whatever else you
may hold dear. for N them n the ~
ture Of ihls nation bsund %.
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No man can serve two masters, n
be has taken the Romish oath Of ndcii.
y 70 the pope he can't be loyal 10 the
eovcrnmsnt Of thls or any other ooun-
Try
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II you wish TO account for and un-
derstand the meanderings Of priest
Just keep In mind that he Is FIRST OF
all a politician. and religious only
when IL is convenient or profitable.
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How h Il possible for TIE suorn nub-
iect o. a foreign ponfiH 70 b. . loyuI
citizen o. asrepablicf
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How many priests have been found
like Moses In the bullrushea. and have
come 10 their present position throuEh
the foandling asyluml
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n you don't want the plehuntlng
politicians 70 bother your birthrisht 70
Rome keep your eye on the said polit-
icians and on the Romish corruption
ists.
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ropery never reached the summit OF
political supremacy In any nation
without standing on the neck Of Ia
enomlees.
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The Irishman's adaptation % pruc-
tica politics is again illustrated IN
the number Of Irishnen Who are Ro-
miah priests.
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The prcsent oondllion of cur Rome
ruled elites 10 injurious 10 ths heallh
of our entire BODY polite.
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The rciEn Of popcry must ever b.
reign o. terror 10 an Who love liberty
OF thought and freedom Of speech
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AN lNouIsITIoN VICTIM

4avensMIIs. Kan. Dec. 2.
Editor Menace:
Dear sir:-i was surprised
and well pleased to get = copy
Of your daring expose Of the
papaI power. would like 70
take u but am not able. A few
years ago I circulated . LOT Of
a. =. A literature and the ca
fhoIics boycott.d me and seemed
ss though they wanted 70 kIIl
ne. an glad somebody has
the courage 70 % ahead. I
will help you al can
". E HALL
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TAFT a cArHoL,c,

Washington, Nov. so-ee-
meath the entwlned flaos Of the
republics Of the Western Hem.
lsphere President Tan, Mrs.
TAFT members Of the cabinet.
justices Of the supreme court Of
the United States and members
Of the diplomatic corps attend
ed a Pan-Amerlcan Thanksolv.
ing mass at ST. pATRlck's
CATHOLIC CHURCH here to
day. The 20 nazens Of Latin
Amersea joined r<tb the Unit.
cd States N giving thanks for
prosldential favors during the
past year and W beseeehino
permanent peace for the worlds
family.