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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-05
STRANGE KITTY MUSES.
UP FRIENDLY DETECTIVE

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. SD. n.
S.l--A now suit and an ordor of toilet
watcr on Jere Ianrahan, city detcc-
tive. caused some good -natured "kid-
ding AT headquarters recently. The
sleuth finally confessed there was q
reason. He was sitting on his porch
when strildng-looking black and
white animal trottcd across the lawn
kitty! Here, kitty" the dctec-
tive callod as he started toward It,
Then something happened. The de-
tective buried his clothes and spent
an hour in the bathtub. but the next
morning the perfume atomizer was
welcome friend
Jcre doesn't 9crape up acquaint-
ancrs with strange pole cats any more.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-05
CREED FOR POSTAL
SERVICE INNOVATION

WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.-CA. PD--
A creed for the postal service Is the
newest thing among postmen and
will be suggested to the Welfare
Councils established in every first and
second class post office i'm the country.
As written and adopted by the Wash
ington Welfare Council, TO start the
movement. the creed reads like this.
Mcs~cusCr OF sympathy and love,
Servant OF parted friends.
COnsoler OF the lonely,
Bond Of the scattered family.
Enlarrcr OF the common life,
Carrier OF news and knowledge.
Instrument OF trade and industry.
Promoter uT mutual acquaintance,
of peace and goodwill
Among nations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-05
NEW MOTOR

More power; more speed; more economy
New pressure air>cooling system 1.-The
highest development of motor cooling
New demountable rims
Lowest price in 20 years
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-05
|IIIIIlIlIINIlVIIII

vertised SO much and it did so many peo-
PIE good that | began to take it myself.
| am feeling fine now and every one tells
me they never saw me looking so well. /
live on farm, do all my work, and have
three little girls to take care of. am
recommending this medicine to my
friends and know it will help them If
they use it like do. - Mrs. HERBERT
LONG, Il. r. 3, Box 7, Larwill, Indiana. /
Many women keep about their work
when it is great effort. They are al
ways tired out and have no ambition.
When you are in this condition give it
prompt attention.
Take Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, for it is especially adapted
to correct such troubles, as it did for
lIrs. Long.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-05

air. Because of its greater cost of
manufacture, it will never be 4 COM
petitor of commercial dynamite. Il
is being distributed for the purpose Of
increasing interest and activity in
land clearing. The detail of the meth
cd of distribution may be secured
from the various state agricultural
colleges.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-05
U. S. HAS 70 OBSERVERS
AT LEAGUE. OF NATIONS.

GENEVA, Sept. 5,-(U. P)-2'he
third assembly of the League of Ma
tiohs opened here Monday. The Unit
ed States is represented by over
Eeventy unofficial observers. The
admission of Germany will be de-
manded at this session and it is al
SO likely that Hungary will be ad-
mitted. Lord Robert Cecil of Great
Britain attacked secret diplomacy
and recommended that the fullest
publicity be given the league pro-
ceedlngs. France is expected to lead
the opposition for the admission Of
Germany until all debts are ar
ranged
Forty four countries participated in
the league session Almost all South
American nations are unrepresentcd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-05
ALWAYS TIRED
NO AMBITION
Nervous and Dizzy, Every.
thing Seemed to Worry Me.
How | Got Well
Iarwill, Indiana. my back was so
bad ! could not do my washing. was al

ways t1red out and
had no ambition, was
nervous and dizzy
and every thing
seemed to worry me
and hadawful pains
in my right side. !
felt badly about four
years and could not
do my work as it
should h ave been
done. l saw Lydia E.
Pin k hams Vege
EaIi 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-05
york must be paid by the farmers.

work must be paid by the farmers.
PiCric acid is a comparatively
safe explosive and is used in the same
way that other agricultural explosives
are used. 1t has several advantages
over commercial explosives in that ii
keeps indefinitely without deteriorat-
ing. il is not affected by heat or cold,
and 1t does not cause headaches or
other III effects when used in the open
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-05

but who wants TO Kiss eruptions7
ltmply men don't look like the owners
81 anything. pmply women, too, are
puzzles, with no prospects and no
nower. Young men and women. here's
the positive way out, Physics and
purgatives will fail What YOU need
is a scientific klood-cleauser. 3. s. s.
is one Of the most powerful destroyers
of blood impurities. You can prove this
in a short time. ). s $. has been
raSsed ON by jury of millions OF peo,
! le just like Yourself II is considered
one OF tie most powerful vegetable
blood purifiers and flesh -buildCJs in
existence. That's why YOU hear Of 50
many underweiEht people putting ON
lost flesh iu "a hurry. why you hear Of 80
many rhcumatiCs being freed from this
scourge, with :. :. :. Start toda with
s. s. :. and see yo'r face clear and
NpuF skin get ruddicr, your flesh
firmcr II viii give you a boost IN your
career. 5. s. \. Is sold at all drug
stores. In two sizes. The Larger size
Is the more economical
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03
Prntcsfs Apninsf World.

Editor World: I wish TO protest at your con-
unual opposition to tho X. X. ks You are so
fair and right minded one would almost think
you democrat. Haven't you realized yet that
the khan Is republican organization with the
hVowed Intent OF securing and maintaining re-
publican domination and democratic subservi-
ency2 You know there is nothing in tue klan's
oath about Amerlcansm Aalf so binding az the
obligations placed on foreigners I'm the oath of
citizenship, or even in tho ordinary official
oath OF office. The native-born never took and
know nothing OF the oath of citizenship and is
easily fooled. All the rest is simply camou-
flage.
The average klansman has only n sixth grade
mind or he wouldn't Join. Half OF them don't
know the difference between the decalogue and
the Lords prayer, and believe both are part OF
the constitution OF the United States.
The oath OF secrecy and blood signature Is
borrowed from the bandit gang OF Tom Saw
yer and Huck Finn"
You have long ago noticed that the 12 or "a
year old who would scarcely humble his rec-
tauons before tho school a pirate or coon
character could do almost any stunt before a
public audience; his self consciousness being
absorbed In his disguise or makeup.
Well we with our Disguise take advantage
OF this characteristic. And a man who would
stammer and hesitate in the open. clad in the
robes and hood of tho invisible empire becomes
the Knight OF the Windmills." Besides, we
hunt In gangs, and there is no call for nd-
vldual courage. The unrecognizable element
OF any mob Is It's most dangerous component.
We attract unthinking democrats by our pre-
tended fear OF negro supremacy, And thus take
advantage OF their inherited prejudice Yet we
have openly advocated Judas among demo-
Gratis for n iustlceship who is as certain to go
down In defeat before a black republican nom
lneo as his present majority is ia" We term
the Jews Christ-killers. and young Masonic
members. who affiliate with the Jew before the
"All Seeing Eye" forget Chirst a law And
their Masonic oath and as n kluk win regard
their khan oath as the more binding. and pro-
coed to persecute them politically for their re-
lgon, You have already stated that the Irish
as race were Catholic and democrats How
easy then TO play up the intolerance OF igno-
rant Protestants, few dollars distributed
among the weaker and more ignorant sectarian
| cults and SmOng reaches its highest reward
! We are shrived for the past and INDUCED for
| the future.
Consider; All OF our high officials are OF re.
| publican birth and extraction. True they claim
| to HAN from the sunny southland. But did not
! an army OF northern carpet-baggers take ovei
| oftclaldom In the south during reconstruction
| II you would look at the foliage OF the family
trees OF our high muck -mucks you would FIND
| pension milk bottle, pendant from every limb
! Upon such food did our Caesars feed" Look a
! our city official roster, all republicans Colla
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SOMEWHERE. SOME WAY, SOME TIME,
WE'pAY

There Is no escaplng the consequence OF our
individual acts. Somewhere, some wny. some
time. must pay TO the uttermost farthnK.
and equally truo II Is that somewhere. some way
some time enabled TO collect IN ,ur fcr
tho good deeds and thoughts we give rein to-
For In the same measure that you givc It shall
be measured to you again"
Otis Clark, head OF a family. until a few
weeks aSo his own master and with a future
over which no clouds hung, ls in Jail at West
Frankfort. Illinois, charged with murder. He
was the first individual indicted for tho Herrln
massacre when 20 men we're murdered In cold
blood by striking miners. Cark's peculiar
tlons, secretly dlsposIng of personal property
for ridlcuously low figure. gave advance
tice OF his intention TO flee and the indict-
ment ana arrest wore hurried and he is now
separated from home. family and friends VIC
tim OF the bnsest qualities in man.
An uneasy conscience. remorse-these have
already exacted part payment. In his separa-
tlon from those he loves he will be required to
pay still more and, unless a miscarriage OF
justice lntervencs he VIII he called on to pay
in full tho last supreme sacrifice. before tho
hldeous and tragic chapter is ended
II all came about because a handful OF men
sought TO deny other mon the rights they
claimed for themselves, because they set them
solves up above the law. and, IN M OF saw
age hate, committed such deeds make decent
men and women shudder They made widows
and orphans without tho slightest necessity or
a show OF mercy.
And the blood OF those slain, their dependents
and relatives and friends, no less than the sui
lied robes OF Justice, requires that all Of them.
even unto the last man. pay to tho uttermost
II there shodld he even one who acted on that
day Ike a brutal savage who finally escapes the
| laws forfeiture, he too, must pay. Always
| thors will 20 with him the mark OF Cain;
! whether sleeping or waking the spirits OF those
victims will visit him with punishment which
! he cannot escape.
Somewhere some way, some time we must
either pay or collect How vastly better that
we make genuine effort 10 control our own pas
sions apd thus become creditors instead OF
| debtors!
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marks are not oblitersted yet. Consider our
democratic county nominees. See anything2
We are sure to elect fine bunch OF the faith
ful, no matter which ticket wins Notice how
We have eliminated opposition to our Invisible
republican empire. Two years ago two minis
ters OF our city filled the places Of Importance
iu the public mind aud eye. one, democrat,
we attached and bound by our blood ana thun-
der oath. We delegated him to secure n father
for an unborn and supposedly nnmoless babe.
lie mad previously been commissioned by his
conference To raise a great university fund
Which mandate did he heed2 The conference
Will soon be called upon TO pass upon his stew
ardship. but the child has or will have "A name.
Moreover, what use have republicans for uni
versity, hotbed Of democracy TO be established
In our midst. The other minister, known fOi
his clear Judgment was not so easily reached,
So We mad TO bore from within. We invoked
our oath on such of his members we had In
the klan and convinced them that they could
not listen to the prayers OF one who allied him
self In a ministerial organization that admitted
priest rabbi ana Protestant on equal terms,
lie sensed the smaness OF his traitorous follow
ers and escaped to the Pacific slope, where our
empire Is not feared and respected we
could wish But we eliminated any local OPP
position 20 our sway from that source.
Now when we have ,tphn Fields as good In
the gubernatorial chair and the republican state
ticket elected, old Woodrow Wilson is out In
statement to Texas democrats THAT the con-
stitutlon OF the United States did not recognize
religious tests, or permit of determinations for
religion In appointing public officials" shades
OF Tom Tumulty!' This may weaken con-
troll OF our Wilson democratic members. So
wish you 10 help the republican cause regard
less-and let up on the ks" If you keep
ferring to our crrng brothers or brethren, such
as wandering and ahseut editor, our las
civious lumberman, our frequent kidnapping and
ncgging OF helpless and detenseleSs members
OF the underworld we are likely to lose our pres
ent political prestige. Bear In mind that If the
republican party in this state Is not brought into
power and perpetrated through the machina-
tons OF the invisible empire you might we'll
convert The World into a democratic sheet and
let 1t 90 at that. "Verbum sap" seah!
X. X. X.
(My oath torbIds my slgnature)
Tulsa, August rs.
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that an overwhelming number OF the Offenders
against the law today are mere youths, vast
numbers o. them being below legal ags7
Let him answer who can.
The child raised 20 manhood under existing
conditions and constantly beset with tho He
r8llry Of work until he has indeed become
man or woman--idloncss heroized and canon
izcd-how can we expect such an individual to
prove the strength OF character necessary 20
throw on the lmpoesiblc hercsy when he or she
flccs MES storncst moments unless indeed there
be behind that individual generations Of the
fIrost breeding and instruction imognoble7
WHOM d.d you ser 'ho working child ot an In
duafrious parent 20 wrong? Ana how 're-
quonuy even iu the ola days have you known Of
the idIo child OF lhe r-lndulgeut parent go
wrougg Does not all this mean auylhlng2 we
think 80 does VIC think It means volumes that
should prove 90 ms the utter fallncy ~ our gsn-
oral stitude towards labor and industry end
profitable. honorable employment
fought 20 do1pIsc labor. 10 refrain from hon
orablc ana productive employment until he IS
sIricon ycurs of age and not one boy or girl in
fty but approaches tho stern realities of life
a. twenty with nm utter disregard for appllca-
tIoo honest Industry ana scneIble thrift To
lobor No an is considered not only a hardship,
but the result of an unjust and inequitable IN
duatri1 rystcm
We aro breeding bol4heylsts ia homes found
90 by industrious patriotic and God fearing
people who know better tons thousand times
over. And Il ls due 20 this senselesrs and impos-
siblo licaEm or reform concerning child labor.
the senseless and impossible theories Of organ
tied labor, that child employed in such man
ner M 20 develop sound traits Of character comes
into competition with adult labor
The dovil finds work for Idle hands to do, but
he has the devirs own job IN tempting the busy
brain ana hand Of a straight-thlnking hoy or
girl who has been taught that honest labor is
not only necessary but tho only way to secure
happiness In life
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Oklahoma Ontbursts
by OTIS LoR1ON

Thought for today: The gas shortage in De-
cem6er
There is one thing to be said Of Kiwanlans-
they believe In patroniSing photographers.
The girl on South Main says she Is laying
plans TO meet competition when all the yaca-
uouIsts return home.
You have probably noticed that very few cam.
paign orators will get into action until the mi
nor league baseball season ends,
The wind was so hot the other day that tho
business girl across the way spent most OF her
time trying to keep the powder on her face from
drifting.
one Tulsa lady says she did not enjoy her two
months vacation for the thought that she pos
sibly neglected to remove All discriminating evi-
dence before she left home.
We presume woman may be pardoned for
believing that II she wins the worlds champion
ship as a tennis player she has achieved as great
a victory as some bush Lacquer who heads the
batting list I'm baseball.
The Beck Day case in Oklahoma City has dis
closed that I'm line OF duty" has wider range
In military circles than the ordinary civilian
supposed lin line OF duty as invoked In the
Bock-Dsy affair is expected TO encourage enlist
ment for an army life
Mayor walton probably got his education IN
| politics by watching fishermen change their
! lure when the bass would not take what had
| been offered He has been trying the same trick
| to get votes. II promise won't catch the
! least that liz the impression left upon a belated
| dinner party at a Muskogeo restaurant before
| the primary when he frankly admitted that Il
was anything TO get the voter on his hook
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THE NAMES FIT THE CRIMES.

few days ago an important express train
wrecked near Gary, Indiana, two OF tho
trolnmen being killed. Five men were arrested
charged with murder. Confessions have since
been obtained proving the guilt of all five and
two other men yet TO be approhonded.
All OF tho men were strikers despite the fren-
zied dental OF union men that strikers had any
thing 10 DO with the wreck 1t Is, however to
the names OF these men that we desire TO d.
rect attention. The press dispatch reads as
follows:
The five men who face murder charges
are. Joseph Rapourvitch, Charles Uselis,
John Pctrowski, Alhiuo Aesslo and James
Propctah. Al were said TO he striking shop
men.
There is not even suggestion Of America in
that list, Instead before one has read half
through It, one hcsns to get visions OF Russia
with LIS criminal Responsibilities its bolsheyil
and red terroriste
Have America and Americans not the right
10 be adequately protected SgaInst such men and
their criminal tendencies?
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admit such a thing. He speaks about the
peace officers being asleep at their guns More
shame to him and all others for permitting
these men to hold office and II they were half
as good American citizens they claim to be
and had p spark Of courage. they would put
these public officials out Of office. Almost every
thing a kluXer advocates is as inconsistent Il
can be. AS example: They tar and feather
some who has been cXonerated by the
court and then wine ana dine the court who
turned him out and do everything in their
low-down towards may have further protection
in their crazy nightgown parties whore even
with their pillow slips over their faces they
want odds OF about one hundred to one
My kluXer friend also states that the klan is
composed OF some of the best men in the coun-
try and are taxpayers. He will not admit that
the men OF mature judgment and common horse
sense who are induced to Join by false represen-
tatiou get out Of IL just quick they can
(after donating $40 to the goblin) when they
find they are forced to discriminate against
Catholics, Jews, negroes and aliens. l know
whereof speak. having been told this by very
reliable man who joined Henryetta khan No. "a
and when he found out what he had gotten into
acted the part OF real man by staying away
from their gatherings and meetings.
In conclusion, | desire to say that God HIM
self, ages ago, told the people to beware OF any
one who would come as a thief in the night
Just what the khan has tried to do. | am not af-
fiated with any criminal organization, II so, my
dues not paid up-I am not afraid OF my
job and have ak to grind except the one
any man that walks on Gods earth except Jack
Dempsey, ana ne does not wear. mask.
G. NJ. c.
Henryetta, August 30.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03
Tho IndnslrlnII.ntIon OF okInhomn.

Editor World. Tho oil wealth Of oklahoma
should furnish good basis for capital for many
vast Industries in this state. Tho wealth thus
gained should not be squaudored I'm hopes OF
striking oil. This lowers the price Of oil and
leads 10 ovorprpductiou. Thls natural resource
should be conserved for I'm the future we Will
not have oil 10 prOpel our merchant marine and
our railroads. on overprOiuctlon at the ptc3-
cnt rate will ultimately lead 20 the weakening
OF tho Industrial fiber OF the whole United
states
TO remedy this public menace building up OF
other industries In Oklahoma is necessary. The
excellent cays and sands Of this state are
good basis for making brick, glass and other
ceramic products An overprOductOn OF brick
would be better than an overproduction OF oil
Houses would be built Of brick and the fast dja-
appearing forests would be conserved. Human
toll would be more constructive that OF laying
brick, rather than destructive that OF cutting
down trees, which should be the ideal Of indus
try. Lot Ms not be greedy and think only n
ourselves but the welfare OF country At
large. Tho corn OF this state should be turned
publishing houses steel mills, smclters, chcmi-
cal industries and chemical Laboratories 20
found new Industries. This is n new country
with lots Of capital new journalism and lit
erary clique should here arise that of pounding
into the hard heads Of American business men,
laborers and capitalists patriotism and union
ism, rather than poisoning the peoples minds
TO gain more wealth. II IL time for the Okla
homa oil men to take an interest In the statN's
their country's and their own welfare, by the
correct use OF their money.
AN OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY STUDENT
Tulsa, August 80,
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A Soldier on the Bonus.

Editor World; AS n member of the American
Legion and an eX-service man, permit me 10
reply to your editorial regarding the Bonus"
In today's Tulsa World.
II the people are so unalterably opposed to
the Bonus" as You state, why is II that l6
states have voted for and paid a bonus, some Of
them by three to one vote? Why is 1t, as
Senator MCCumber stated in his speech in the
senate, we can give twenty million dollars to
Russia, thirty million to Columbia, and an un-
limited amount to the railroads, yet when a
comparatively small amount is proposed to the
ex-service men they talk of bankrupting the
country. Why is It that when President Hard
ing was seeking the soldiers vote for election
he repeatedly declared himself for some kind
of a bonus?" Why is II that he now insists on
a sales tax which he well knows Is obnoxious
to both houses OF congress as well as the pub
lie?
| deny your charge thRt the bonus Is a
"bribe" for votes, There is just as smart men
in congress and out that say adjustment COM
pensation can be paid without endangering the
country's financial standing. Also Miss Alice
Robertson and some other bonus" opponents
have only been renominated and not reelected.
Very truly yours,
CHARLES E. DANIELS.
Hominy, August "a,
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Editor World As about everybody else
klansmen and allean both together are writing
you pro and con on the question. / want TO con.
tribit my little might 20 the defence OF this no.
BILE and suplime and rapidly growing trater,
nifty OF one hundred per cent Christian and
simon pure and undultrated americansm. This
local order here Of the X. X. Ks contains The
best and most prominent christians and amcrI,
cans here bar none. Tho roster list OF the order
would prove this II It was printed in your pa-
per- and IL IL was It would strike moral terror
to the very gzzards OF the Niger lovers
papal tools and sheeny pluggers whose against
II here but singing pretty small about it. Il ls a
crown OF kansmen which brooks no opposi.
tion and as Joseph jefferson author Of the Mis-
souri, compromise said in the halls of the con.
stituion TO your guns, Isrreal for these are the
times that tries mems soles.
1900 CHRISTIAN.
1000 AMERICAN.
Miami, okla, August so.
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