Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-24

word paintings ever uttered. On
the platform with the speakers were
Hon. J. A. Fambo, mayor Of Rock
mart members of the City Council
and two members of the Klan.'
in another letter from an Exalt-
ed Cyclops the sugar coating has
largely disappeared. The author has
lost sight of the small town "puri-
ty'' reflected in the above letter,
but feels that he will soon be called
upon to march as crusader against
the foe. He writes:
"Long live the Klan and those
noble spirits who are inculcating its
creed into the hearts Of stumbering
Americal This organization hap
pened just at the right psychology
cal time; a little later perhaps
would have been too late; 1t step
ped into the breach at the proper
moment and no other kind of or
ganization on earth could have pos
sibly met the issue, You know and
l know and every other thinking
man realizes and will admit the per-
lis that menace this republic of
ours. The trouble is, too few people
are giving to thinking people now
adays are educated to every damn
thing under the sun except think.
1t is up to us to fill the void and
| believe we can put the world to
thinking. 1t is not only the think
ing mans duty to think, but to
have the moral courage to teach.
In due course of time l feel no
doubt but that the influence of this
Invisible Empire of thinkers will
be reflected in the destiny of this
nation. / am Mason, Rotarian
and several other things, all of
which l am proud, but first of al
l am proudest of the fact that l
am native-born, white Gentle
KIansman. What kind of country
-, =.
would TINS oe WIN no ines Gfawn
the African races 1t is too awful
to contemplate. l solemnly believe
tnat we are racing anoCner cFlsis
in our history; it is slowly, gradu-
ally, inevitably and surely approach
lng' Ihe Ioreign pontlcal ana iapor
class tananc; the negro; lne Jap
ana Nohiahislh are 'hieatehing' Il
can reau 'he signs u 'n9 'Ines-
Inc new INC reineainaeeu Nu iNiuA
man Is, as uhuefslahl ~ eeulca'-
ca 10 Vne proposition ol s"!lns out
rag ana forever nalh'ainlns tni4
government as d mnl'o man gov
ernmene' NO hopier VI rahuer
Gauss was eFe 19pou'eu ny 'he
oraI anu near u man b,
nrpetoi simmons ;, oi"in' 'n"'
'ne hntistpie Napie a ls ln'Ie@s-
ns ~ vro az ~ ~ 'nCu''nu -"
"eeA' anu i'i eA'i a''S Iion INC
.Ne"0.io''eis en' seen " Piose
lils poln'' :. - ny 'n@. 'Iey niens
so4 " eHo r. oSo u % S u
ms ing "e0 t ~ eiioSo 'n@'
.ne n"se sno i., 49, " DelOns ins
~ ~ 'ne sle"' n'''iOH'i "O'einen' VI
'l9 - ~ az, -, ..nr.
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"ia,' .ry ., ,,.
ou senlielnon az ne'uq qu@r'eis ;
W. Plooa1v 20 P'e-0eu ~ An1m
"A-'' i"p'u 9,i iUos 'n0 ~ ~, IA
= ni@nis IN 'niS s'a'e' Is sweep
ls .-tIs -DI9slssiPPA ~ nv "i'uiiio, s. ~ we
"io - ''pes u ia ,lus lise nunureu
'0nipe,' 1ooi III 9 ous Nan py 0ep'emper
- W non .r VIC eev oui Man
II " op0 'no ''''iu ni''ifOelS we
~. nase Pe'ieo,eu a senemo whereby
"uI0 We WI re''ln oniy one Alan a.,
l ,,eie an "aii'h ., coun'y, we WIN
na,o az .no neilleis lro" eaeh
oePa'a.o az uis.iio' ~ meet once week
anu 'nen nave general meeting
-, ,ll TI9 "no'e Nlan gNen MONTH as
: = -. ~ 10 wv un" ieiuiy 70 nave suen
-Al - uouy nee. Iiequen'iy' lou
80 80 ECU .e"uilS appieela'e 'nis "nen at
- ~. - '''ee'lns, "nen VIC nau one
.,.ete nl,.ulsu anu '"ensy .i. i've eharter
,.SL.1 .,'e,-ip , We A"u 'i,'i .ii'e auto
;-o9-i,S Is, IN '"e s'ouhus oi our meet
= ..Th ~ N .no soun.ty.
~. ie"So" "ny eNeiypouy mere
hhS taken so keeOiN 10 the KAN Is