oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-08

LA FOLLETTE SECRET ORDERS (By H. K. Reynolds) (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Aug. 8—Senator Robert M. LaFollette, independent candidate for the presidency, announced today that he was opposed to the Ku Klux Klan. The announcement was made in a letter to Robert P. Scripps of New York City, who has inquired as to La Follette's attitude. "Anyone familiar with my record, especially in my own state, knows that I have always stood without reservation against any discrimination between races, classes and creeds," La Follette said. "I hold that every citizen is entitled to the full exercise of his constitutional rights." "I am unalterably opposed to the evident purposes and secret organization known as the Ku Klux Klan as disclosed by its public acts. It cannot long survive." LaFollette said that in his opinion the Ku Klux Klan was "foredoomed" because it has within its own body the "seeds of death." Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson were quoted by La Follette in support of his stand against the klan. He inserted in his letter an excerpt from a letter written by Lincoln at Springfield, Ill., on Aug. 24, 1855, in which Lincoln declared he would prefer to move to Russia, "where despotism can be taken pure and without the base alloy of hypocrisy." If the "Know-nothing" party came into power. "When the Knownothings get control," La Follette quoted Lincoln as saying, "it (referring to the constitution) will read 'All men are created equal except negroes and foreigners and Catholics.'" The statement of Jefferson, born in 1803, was that he would "bow to the shrine of intolerance or admit a right of inquiry into the religious opinions of others." DENIED DIVORCE; EACH GIVEN CHILD SANTA ANA, Aug. 6.—In denying the divorce complaint of Mrs. Lenora Boles of Garden Grove against her husband, Edgar Boles, Judge F. C. Drumm of the superior court ruled that the couple must remain married, each will have the custody of one child and each must train that child to respect the other parent. In a talk to the husband and wife after the trial Judge Drumm impressed upon them his belief that "the home of the parents is always the best place for the children." SANTA ANA, Aug. 8.—Because of the climate Charles A. Morse would not continue to live in Redlands but his wife would not live with him anywhere else, according to a divorce complaint filed in the superior court by Morse against Jennie H. Morse. Desertion is alleged. Foreign News FOREIGN NEWS NUGGETS GENEVA, Aug. 8—Crown Prince Ras Taffari, of Ethiopia, who is touring continental Europe, arrived today and paid a ceremonial visit to the League of Nations. MADRID, Aug. 8.—Captain Ponze and Pilot Gisneros of the Spanish Air Force, were injured when their machine crashed while reconnoitering over the Moroccan battle front, said a war office dispatch today. SANTOS, Brazil, Aug. 8.—Normal shipping was resumed here today for the first time since the San Paulo revolution. Fifty thousand sacks of coffee were shipped. The custom house, banks and stock exchange are all opening. GIBRALTAR, Aug. 8.—Contrary to reports it will resign the directory, military government of Spain will remain in office. WOMAN SUES LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8.—Legging he betrayed her after prising to marry her, Mrs. Charlie M. Lex is plaintiff in a $500 damage suit on file here to against August Vollmer, for chief of police of Los Angeles. Mrs. Lex asks $25,000 damages for alleged breach of promise marry and $25,000 for asser seduction. Mrs. Lex sets forth Volller said he would wed her August when he retired as chief here went to assume his former position as chief in Berkeley, but stead he married an old swear heart, Mrs. Millicent Gardner. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medicine. BILLY W BY FRANCES TEE The two girls were trying every way they could think or to button and Bella out of the tie. "I know what we can do. We go to the orchard and get long ladder they are using to pick the cherries, and we'll put it against the tree and then clench up after them." "All right. Let's do!" agreed Nellie. Away ran the girls to the chard and in about ten minutes the cats saw them tugging away at a long ladder. At last they reached the tree and after many mishaps succeeded in standing up against the trunk. But wwas their disappointment to find that it only reached half way toward the tall tree and came nowhere near the limb on which the cat sat. "I have it!" cried Nellie. "Let me hose and turn it on. That will bring them down in jiffy!" Off ran the girls once again the hose was brought and adjusted and the water turned on. Another disappointment awaited them. When the Known nothing get control," La Follette quoted Lincoln as saying, "it (referring to the constitution) will read 'All men are created equal except negroes and foreigners and Catholics.'" The statement of Jefferson in 1803, was that he would "bow to the shrine of intolerance or admit a right of inquiry into the religious opinions of others." Upon these statements of Jefferson and Lincoln," La Follette said, "expressing the sentiments which I believe the vast majority of our citizens cherish and to which they will ever rigidly adhere and upon my views expressed in this letter, I am content to stand without qualification or evasion." WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION J.C. Penney 571 DEPARTMENT 239 W. CENTER ST GET ACQUAINED With Our Values Come in and examine the merchandise! Compare the quality and our EVA any where you will! 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Will bring them down in a ran the girls once again, she was brought and adjust- the water turned on. But disappointment awaited. Letters From People "Better-dry-up-on that plan slightly." K.K.K. The above letter was sent thru the mail to a colored woman in Anaheim for the purpose of stirring up racial hatred and prejudice. Now the well ordered behavior and reliable citizenry of the colored population of Anaheim is well known to the Klan. These people are law abiding Americans and have the respect of all. This letter was sent by a woman whose name is known to the Klan and is an example of annoyance which is beneath the notice of any great order. We dewarn all people against sutices for the Klan never send a communication not stampede the seal of the order. The Klan never runs a baiany kind. It is earnest, briconcentious and fearless law abiding citizen need to least bit fearful of this order. 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