TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1925.
DECAY OF KU KLUX KLAN, denunciation of the Order "You GREAT DOCKING FEAT.
THE RISE AND FALL OF A TYRANNY.
*jaro merely advertising it,” they said. "As the Order Trẻ it be.
this country, writes Mr. Foster, proprietor of The Chronicle, in The Times. A brief account of its operations, and its gradual decline may, therefore, he worth while. For the artife period of its existence I have been in the midst of the fight to enlighten the people on the menace that con fronted them, and on the in tolerance that followed in the wake of the organisation and its efforts to spread the insidious doctrines of recjal hate and religions bigotry These may seem harsh words to apply to a secret society that many men thought would clo good, and in which some good en entisted I have used "Every form of the wiltin word to expose and ridicule lis work. A few more, therefore, with hardly add anything to the venom that has already heen showered upon me and the news paper which represent
came more bold From meetings THE MAJESTIC LIFTED OUT lo secret, behind closed doors, it
OF THE SUAM became militant and aggressive.
seized and treated
a man
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Ti may, be rather difficult for It began to appoint "Terrors,"The railways floating look at English readers to form a mental as they were called, to whom Southampton has just completed the pjcture of the Ku Klux Klan which punishment If someone outside attempted by a device invented by
was assigned the duty of inflicting greatest ship-lifting feat
ever was organised in the Southern the Order was reported to be United States four years ago and living
Mr. It has lifted out of the an immoral life, the water the White Star liner Majos spread to nearly every section of Terrors attired themselves int, the heaviest ship in the world. hideous costumes and invaded his in plain figures it,bus lifted 68,000 home or waylaid him in some dark ton of ship and 18,000 tons of Houston street at night. They would al-self in five hours, and his lifted ways go in n body of 12 or more that weight about 45 feet. and seize their victim when no one was near. He would be taken far darge of nine tags.
The Majestic left her burth in away, stripped naked, and tarred team in her own engines and was She had no and feathered. Then the poor, just a dead bulk of metal with 30 frightened creature
"would be fit of her own at all. placed in a motor-car, cried backtes 50 minutes to move her out of It took the to the town and thrown out the thrk and around the corner into nitiful, shit king object for his
Mre B. Pyout friends and neighbours to
a position between the subaierged Me W. P. G. Eliot Me upon Sometimes there would behotted there with only Hire feet Mr and Mrs A.H.A. Mr Joseph4.Batus-y
gaze walls of the floating dock. She. J. W. Focken Mr. A. H. Lowe
MEA. Elis Kountrie branding or crne matilation, Several times women were thus of water between her keeland, the
drd Mr.W.Bobdelu spegilly-constructed cradle Mr Olayton Gallop dr. Ro ert Shaw
Dr. D. 2, Gawin Mr D. Kurbell sher resisted, he was sometimes shot to which was linnately to rest, Gould death. When the hideousness of and for about an hour the Mia A. 1. Grin Mr. Mm. A. U the Order teus became known, we usive bulk of the ship was gently Capt. T. P. Hall sirove harder that ever to aroused this way and thak, an inchrom the people to the danger of it all. to, starbignal, an inch or two At times it seemed difficult to forward, half an inch to port,. make the best citizens and the law her agent of an inch aft, F. Miss FM. Fruggy ficers. take action. A wave of until the dotted chalic lines on the Mr. G. A. Harriman Dr. E. T. Bowmern Mr J. H Southwell fear spread over many counties,l sides of the ship corresponded Mel Bavrin Mre E. parko INVISIBLE EMPIRE” Men and women whisperid-they thy with ties per-arranged marks Mr and Mrs. A. W. Mr H. R. Fabry
in the side of the dork
Horan
Mr A. H. Tast The representatives of the
MJ. The Bloe pumps begin to work
B. Biliran Mr. H.J. Talteradalli, "Invisible Empire" have already
But the Houston Chronicle never poured upon me the vials of their stopped its crussele. We exposed the dok se slowly unit the MCA Bollman Me J. H. Thrsber
feel hlocks, 95 feet below water,
Mr. C. E. Kolmen Ste and nu. E. A. wrath. They have often threaten every criminal act, and we obtain of the keel of de Ship
MrA E Joaren e: Tobias rd me with death; they have used ed the names of the men who they exactly it was vital Me Burton St. JohnLt. Col. & G.
When
Mita&udry Jerrad Mr T. C. Todd. every method of, boycott, inti allended Ko Klax Klan meetings. they should so tall was, Mr. H. Johnstone Tulles midation and fharacter assassina. We called upon one Governor
ready for the bad lifting.
Mr and MIA EMR. W. Une tion; alt heewise I realised the fo take. prompt
steps to stop
Johostoa Only those who have seen.
the Mr. R. JODOS
Mr H. Wathias" vits of secret and masked order this lawlessness.
In this mising of a big ship for a floating is Jón01
Mr H We vou 1bat sought to dictate men's County
fortunately we
Mr J. Willes religious beliefs and to direct the a fearless head of the Criminal approvinte the drama political and moral conduct of District Court and a brave Federals low manuts which marked those not identified with what they Judge. They joined us in the find Asting of the ship into the Bradle The is nothing to hi brazenly called an empire. That effort on behalf of law and order. was what they organised in a free Some of the traders were arrested water, nothing that the Republican
Lines pert dan mulorstatud." "Yet thes empire with a A few were brought before the who ste ih oek walls in throne, .3 kingdom with an Bar of justiceSome convictions emperor, a secret power dictating were secured here and elsewhere breth and instinctivels dng their thase Fens nements held their to any of obedient subjects In one year a dozen of theiler in the denhed fists. and inflicting punishment upon offenders wife Sent to. those who dired to disobey its penileniry. That stopped the shit began slowly, aral, surely to theNothing happiest that Che mandates, whether inside or murauding parties. They were outside the Order.
rwards at heart; and as soon as
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Mr HO Kruse
Mr. & Ms.
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Mr Samuel Word
Mr and Mr 0. Weesoner & child
CM: Worma
Mr and Mrs P. A.
Wright
REPULSE HAY HOTEL.
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Mr & Mrs AW VauM. and Mrs A.
Andal & child
Lang bert Mir surt Mr A.F.A. ¶r W. Lottie
Carleton
Mr & Mrs Lund Ma Chiu Chi Sin Mr Bad Mr De Mr Tan Tao Chow Meokter & children
Me Cai Yok Kui Mr Oci Chek Pano Mr and Mia J, K.
Farker
Mr & Miss L Somer
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PEAK HOTEL.
June 6,
It was started by one William, the pruspert of penitentiary
CAPTAIN ON THE BRIDGE 3. Simmons, a visionary, who was sentence opered before them they
it de aeron lere Wisi Imbued with harmless ideas. He ceased to hunt the victims of their mir braces of which few Mealey wanted a gren bruherhood of hare and intolerance
Some of wrre Wiķuesses. white men who could resist the the culprits confessed and gave Brian Hayes. Wie alienptain of Mr A. Dupre
Conmelore Sir M. W. M Cox foreign infor tiation about their comrades. the Majestic, went on board as she element, and would purify and When that phase of The Art
He had come
Ellic there
Mr And Mr« A. K. estof the race, eepecially
the great gante ended, they tried a vially from Fiverpool, missing Mr and Mrs M. Y.
Mira Godson
Rhoden, child od natives of the country. He forget new method of securing power, les first chance of seeing the trand Bert kebleid & child fra T. Schryver
.VAL H that America is new that all our They entered politics. "We Salamat, to seize his only chance & Mis A. RickMr & Mrs W. C. ancestors Were from foreign must elect DOT
officials." of watching the first uprising of Mr Ad Mrs B. J. Tender Stren shores, only a century or
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For cry tu
1 year the Majestic. He chembered along
Mr Mra Townizd removed and that it was these men
or so they succeeded in many unlighted alloys arid dim sirwayk,
Mr H. T.Wenchkel who had made the United States sections, for they represented a
up some 200 stairs to the bridge, possible and powerful. He forgot well-organised minority compel and there, on the very spot from that freedom of religion is part of ing secretly with the unorganised which he had safely navigated her our constitutional guarantee and and seeminglyladifferent majority. sere of occasions in one dirnen- that racial hatred could not he maintained in a country, which owed its very existence to immigra
But it was shown to what lon. His idea made ile pro-
extremes they would go if they gress until ase Clarke, seized
had this power that upon it for a get-rich quick," would be safe the Klan campaign. It was Clarke and his caroiled the offices During the cerie of high-powered sleamen past year the people of Texas who perfected the organisation were thoroughly aroused to the that made Atlanta, Georgia, its dinger that ronfronted them, headquarters, and from that point after county repudiated established various realms, ap-
the Klan candidates. Oir Attor pointing men to positions of sup ney-General and our Governor posed honour, giving them certain territory in which to get money for the Order and always paying liberal commissions.
DIVIDING THE SPOILS.
a
PUBLIC REPUDIATION.
no ma
sion, his watched how being lifted jala a dimension hitherto "unex- plored.
Dr J. W. Anderson Mr and Mrs ..D. She chambered steadily upwards Mr A. Arthur Kennedy while her former skipper gazed in E. H. Bally
Mr F. Austin "Mies Q. Kennedy Foxar the mud dads at the far-flung Dr H Blean
Kra L. E. Kol.00 Mr and Mrs E E.
KI fyside, at which he had never Mr 3. A Barton experience stammed him into Mr and Mrs T. before gazed from, such an altitude. MV. Behjamin silence. Theft i bridge Bennett
Mr H. Latson in the falling dusk of the afternoon Mr and Mrs P. W. Mr and dis G. D.
Blackwell
Laya with an emalion even greater than Mr W. H. Bouras Miss Legs that which marked his departure in Mr M. J. Breen Mejor A. 8. Little
Mr and Mrs B. H
G.
Langston
Mr and Mrs R. L. Mr L. f. 8. Lloyd
Bridger
were elected on a platform that the dusk of that Jangry day where PW. Brown Johns denounced the Klan and its methods. One plan we adopted rght the ship into port for in Houston to curb them was to the last time. report every secref meeting that was held. We used one of their members to report for us. He was
It was very simplc. The more members secured, the more money a spy among spies It was war, for the Atlanta headquarters and and it was necessary to know what the more for the agents. The the enemy was plotting and plan-
were
division of the spoils was very ning.. We gave a detailed account liberal. Everybody had a share of the secret meetings.
The name in the initiation, fee and yearly of every man who attended, if he dues; but from $200 to $400 of were known to more than 100. every $10.00 collected must go to people, was published. Every headquarters. What did they sell action was recorded There was no for $1000? The right to put on a abuse in these reports; simply a costume of white, resembling a true and fair record of the actual nightgown, and to cloak one's happenings. That method of re- face and heзd under a porting attracted national atten- hood, with eyes glaring through tion. The Allanta headquarters the slits They would meet in sent their ablest secret service some out-of-the way, hill, or in agent to discover the Klansman "some distant pasture. There were who was spying. If he had been incantations and a semi-religious found, his life would have been ceremony." They
the the forfelt. He exposed them, not chosen" of the, white race. Ta forhire, but as a duty, because he each member was given the right realised the iniquity of the Order. to say upon his neighbour and to They watched my office and my inflict punishment without consult home night and day. Vengeance, ing the law or the constabulary. was threatened. For two years I Every form of hate was preach. was forced to keep an armed guard ed. If you lived in a community outside my office and around my where there were negroes, you home. They spread the lowest were told of the duty of the white and vilest reports" about me and man to protect himself against the the paper I represented in the hope black. Hatred of the negroes was of stopping our exposure of their fomented where the fomenting' methods. They even secured meant more members and more some workers in our mechanical dollars. If you lived in a com- departments as members, in order munity which included whites of to keep. closer watch our the Roman Catholic faith, you operations. One day the "Exalted were told that the Pope was hie Cyclops," the local head of the country's most deadly enemy and Klan, visited me. At first he beg that the United States mu t be ged me to cease our efforts. He saved by Ku Klux-Protestants: In admitted that, we were injuriqa his Cxilfornia i was hatred of the Order that new members were Japanese that brought in new. hard to secure and that old mem members. In the factory and bers were dropping out that mining districts it was the suppo- practically every man of any menace of the ignorint prominence refused to attend the foreigners that provided incentive meetings for fear that the names to membership. Whatever hate would be published I refused, to could be engendered, the Order, listen to his plens. Then he bogan grow and flourished...
to threaten, and finally, he left the office. In a rage. Now that it is practically all over look back on
ed
THE "TERRORS"
At Brat it was looked upon by the past four years with some Intelligent Americans as some amusement, although there was thing so ludicrous that it was tragedy in it. It all seems like bound soon to pass away. Good child a play that grown men men often visited my office in the would take such an Order early days to protest against our seriously.
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