The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1922, Page 17

KUKLUX CLAMS VIGTORY OREGON FOR LELATURE Lost Gubernatorial Fight in Close and Bitter Campaign Throughout State. vanished over the top of the hill from which they came. Eight automobiles awaited the men and they sped toward Ruther- ford, N. J. Mr. Tomer, forty, of Carlstadt, N, J., was a lineman for the New Jer- sey Public Service Corporation. Last Monday morning he was electrocuted while working on street line wires at Lyndburst. CERES. En OR. ALLEN HEADS MASONS IN CLOSE FIGHT WITH NOLL. Charles M. White of ‘The New York MASKED KLANSHEN HOLD BURAL RIE ATERSEY CRAVE Forty in Robes and Hoods Amaze Mourners by Sudden Appearance, told World Club Withdraws as Can- After .the burial ceremopies, 200 persons were slowly leaving the grave of Harry 8, Tomer, in the Ridgelawn Cemetery, Delawanna, N. J. yesterday afternoon, when 40 masked figures clad in the white robes and hoods of the Ku Klux Klan appeared from a hollow in the far end of the cemetery. Silently they marched single file toward: the grave as the amazed mourners stood back. The leader, didate—Other Officers. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., After *, three-cornered contest Dr. He Melvin Allen of Reading, #a., was elect- ed President of the National League of Masonie Clubs at {ts annual convention and frolic here. ‘The fight was between Dr. Allen, Will- fam K. Noll, President of the Police Square Club of New York, and PORTLAND, Ore., May 26.—The effort of the Ku Klux Klan and its allied ‘‘patriotic societies’ in the Oregon Republican primaries to nom- inate Charles Hall for Governor and to name other candidates for State offices undoubtedly was the bitterest and closest political campaign ever witnessed in the State. Although the Klan and so-called patriotic societies lost the Guberna- torial race by a narrow margin, can- May 26.— New Yor had been cy, withdrew v his support to 1 by @ narrow Word boosted 1cr the P pose, Chureh, tuted a di pire,"’ Auditorium = in robed and masked figures stalked the streets at frequent intervals. Masked Klansmen on the Sunday preceding the primary posted them- selves at the churches in Portland, giving out statements of the Klan's aims, In Southern Oregon several attacks ipon citizens were made by masked men, but dental tha authorized euch atta pet r= nt DAIRY COW IS VICTORIOUS. Klan put on a series of lectures in the larger ‘cities, bringing in propagan- dists from Hastern States for this pur- In Portland the Municipal Au- ditorium was obtained for staging these lectures, although vigorous pro- test was made by anti-Klan fore Heated attacks on the Catholie in which th@ people we ne Church of Rome constl+ that ¢, fect menace to American liberties, wrought up an intense feel- ing in Portland and elsewhere where the lectures were given. Catholics and Jews became alarmed, and persons allied with neither the Klan nor the two former also voiced protest against the Klan's activities. Klan ceremonials, in which thousands were initiated into the “Invisible Em- were held in the Municipal in an elaborately decorated robe, was | , followed by a color-bearer carrying @ large American flag and two mem- bers supporting a cross of red roses, Surrounding the grave, they stooa] syerr ne gS with bowed heads while the Klan] W. V. Terhune, ritual was read by the King Kleagle, | Troutman. District of Columbia; For a moment all was quiet. Then] tday ¢ a sign from the leader and the white-clothed Klansmen knelt as a prayer was offered. White carna-~ tions, carried by each of the men] oi. ine Weil, were dropped into the grave. Congress will rei r. y Board, ional Wilson, higan. ‘The vention will be held in Boston. pn ed were Willian and Edward A. which is to Directors, will be New Jersey; Massachusetts; L. H York; J, L. Wilkes, Flor- Iston, Connecticut, and next con- bill that sked to pass, jdates for the Legislature in most of the Western Oregon counties which were indorsed by these organizations were nominated, and now adherents of these forces are claiming a virtual vietory Throughout the primary campaign the Klan pursued an intensive ‘‘edu- cational” battle, emphasizing the need of “real patriots’ for office, It was argued that American-born Protest- ants were the best fitted, and on this basis the Klan put up complete State and county tickets in Multnomah County, the metropolitan centre of the WASHINGT! ican dairy cow 256 to 40. cow," with a victory when the House passed the Voigt Pure Milk Bill by a vote of Speakers had assailed the “cocoanut or milks filled with cocoanut ofl, FAQ es dangerous to its consumers, The 40 Klansmen arose and silent-| [ nd centred its fight here. pension for wom- It Would prohibit the in all “oll ported passed similar prohib States nre New Yi d and organi; iQ Portland. | White- the garde he Klan had was made. 26.—The Amer- accredited yesterday MADE IN ‘The measure goes next to the Senate, The Ftuits of the Garden The wholesome green vegetables fresh from Mother Earth make 'the best of warm weather foods. 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