THE STEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON
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A. D. ORIf?F?IN. MnnngBP
Ofllro, llonm 317, Commonwealth IliilMIng
Ent e rod at the pontofflce at rottland, Orttort,
as econdciasi matter.
needs capital to dovelop her wonderful
natural resources, and that such men
Ins tho Clarkcs should bo encouraged
by fair and Just treatment, so that
others may como Is not only right, but
good business policy.
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On Year, payable In advance 92.00
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U00KI3H T. WASHINGTON SPEAKS
Dr. Hooker T. Washington, prosfdent
of tho Afro-American Business Men's
League, In a speech delivered at New
York recently mndo tho following ro
marks nnent tho raco question:
In this season of disturbance and
excitement, If others yield to tho temp
tation of losing control of tholr Judg
ment nnd glvo way to passion nnrt
prejudice, lot us, as a raco, teach tho
world that wo huvo learned tho great
losson of calmness and self-control,
nnd that wo aro determined to bo gov
erned by reason rather than by feel
ing. Our victories In tho past have
como to us through our ability to bo
calm and patient, often whllo endur
ing gicat wrong. If others would
break tho law and tramplo It undor
foot let us keep nnd respect It and
tench our children to follow our ex
nmplo. In this connection I repeat what I
havo uttcrod on n recent occasion:
every lota of Inlluenco that wo possess
should bo used to get rid of tho crim
inal and loafing element of our pcoplo
and to malco docent, law-abiding citi
zens, To tho members of my raco who ro
Hldo In tho Northern stntes, let mo
utter tho caution that In your enthu
siastic doslro to bo of Bervlco to breth
ren In tho South you do not mako tholr
path mora thorny or dlfllcult by rash
utterances. Iloforo giving ndvlco to
tho Negro In tho South, tho Negro In
tho North should bo vory suro what
ho advlscH Is that which ho himself
would bo willing to tnko Into tho heart
of tho South nnd put Into prnctlco. I3o
careful not to assist In lighting n tiro
which you will hnvo no ability to put
out.
Many think that tho problom with
which wo aro grappling will bo better
solved by Inducing millions of our pco
plu to leave tho South for rcsldonco In
tho North, but I warn you that, In
stead of this bolng a solution, It will
but ndd to tho complicity of tho sit
uation, Tho Indlscrlmlnnto condemnation of
nil whlto peoplo on tho part of any
mombor of our raco Ih n suicidal and
dangerous policy. Wo must learn to
dlscrlmlnnto. Wo havo strong frlonds
both in tho South and In tho North,
nnd wo should omphnslzo and magnify
tho oftorlH of our friends mora than
that of thoso who wish us ovll.
Tho country must nlso learn to dif
ferentiate between black peoplo. It is
n mlstnko to placo all In tho namo
clnsa when referring to labor, morality
or gonoral conduct. Thoro Ih a vIcIoub
class that disgraces us; there la nlHO
u worthy class which should always
recolvo commendation. Further, wo
must frankly face tho fact Hint tho
great body of our peoplo aro to dwell
In tho South, and any policy that docs
not seek to hnrmonlzo tho two racca
nnd cement them Is unwlsa nnd dan
gerous, Creation construction In tho mater
ial, civic, educational, mornl and ro
llgloua world Is what makes races
great. Any child can cry and fret,
but It requires a full-grown man to
cronto to construct.
HELP THE GOOD CAUSE.
Tho Y. M. nnd Y. W. C. A. of Port
land havo undertaken tho hugo tnBk
of raising 3G0,000 for tho purchase of
a now homo to bo used Jointly by both
organizations. Tho peoplo of this city
havo never been called upon to con
tribute money to a better causo and
wo hopo that beforo tho canvass Is
closed and tho full amount Is raised
that somo of our well-to-do colored
citizens will glvo a substantial subscription.
TIicto aro many reasons why this
work should bo encouraged by us, but
principally because no class distinc
tion or discrimination of any- kind Is
tolerated by thoso truly Christian In
stitutions. Help tho Y. M. nnd Y. W.
C. A. nlong.
THE REASON WHY
Bourne Should Not
Be Elected U.
S. Senator
OLD MALIQNMENT8 OP JEWS.
Aajmlnat
LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE.
Notwithstanding tho Associated
Press correspondent's announcement
that P. S. Malcomb Is suro to rccclvo
tho nppolntmont as collector of cus
toms at thls'port, tho public stilt clings
to tho belief that tho president will
again excrclso his Independence and
good Judgment nnd reappoint Hon. J.
L. Patterson, tho present Incumbent.
Mr. Patterson has mndo an ndmlrablo
record for clllcloncy, nnil iilnco h(s
stnndlng an a loyal ropubllcan, an
earnest, faithful nnd conscientious of
ficii I ennnot bo questioned, It Is but
good business policy to retain him for
nnothor torm. Mr. President, lot well
enough nlono.
MAYORALTY CONTEST.
Tho Now Ago announced Inst week
t,ho names of many gontlomon who
woro willing to mako tho run for
mayor, but only ono of whom seems
to hnvo tho courago to como out In
tho open nnd declare tho fact. Audi
tor Dovlln hns slnco his Tcturn homo
from nn oxtended tour of tho East,
stated his Intention to becoino a can
didate, and this has had tho cfToct of
bringing to n focus tho question. Wo
may oxpoct to hear of others soon as
It Is known that thoro aro many who
aro qulotly seeking this plumb,
8ENAT0H PULTON INFORMED.
Sonntor C. W. Fulton, who delivered
nu nddrcss to tho colored peoplo on
tho occasion of tho recent omnnclpn
tlon celobrntlou, showed himself to bo
ono of tho best Informed men In tho
country on tho history of tho Afro
American. Tow whlto men, no mnttor
how lenrned generally, take tho tlma
to Inform thomsolvcs on ninttors ef
fecting tho Negro raco, but In Senator
Fulton Is found an exception to this
rule.
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PORTLAND LOCALS j
Miss Ruby iJinciiflter la tnklng plnno
U'BHons at tho Oregon Conservatory of
Music.
Mr. Sam Washington returned last
week from n short visit to his rela
tives In Louisiana and Missouri.
Miss Pearl Mlllor has resumed her
plnno studies undor Mrs. Dlerklo who,
for tho summer season was visiting
In Europe.
EASTERN CAPITALIST irERE.
A pigs' feet social will bo given nt
tho Zlon A. M, E. church Friday oven
lng, Oct. 12 by Mr. LeJeauo. Admis
sion 10 cents.
The New Age hat said before and It
now says again that It does not be
lieve that the next legislature wilt
elect J. Bourne, Jr., to the United
States senate, it has been said that
our opposition to Mr. Bourne Is In
spired by prJudlce, and that we can
give no good reason for opposing him
Ince he was regularly named by the
republican voters for the office.
We opposed Mr. Bourne during the
primaries for the reason that we knew
him to be unfit for the high office to
which he aspired.
First That he Is not a loyal and
consistent republican.
Second That he Is a traitor and
political black-leg.
Third That he could not'be depend
ed upon to support Roosevelt.
If he had been a loyal and consistent
republican he would not have deserted
his party In the hour of Its dire dis
tress, when the blight of Bryanlsm and
populism overshadowed the country In
1006. But as a true and loyal repub;
Mean would have put self' aside and
rendered whatever service he could
for his party and his republican
friends. If Bourne's will had prevailed
and Bryan had been elected who can
ay that there would have been today
a strong, .Invincible republican party
In Oregon to honor him for his perfidy.
The legislative- session of 1895 was
the most spectacular In the history of
Oregon and the King Pin of that see
Ion was J. Bourne Jr., whose mat
odorous record is even yet a stench In
the nostrils of decent people, with a
goodly supply of money and other cor
rupting Influences the trick of thwart
Ing the will of the. people and debauch
ing the honor of the citizenry was the
special mission of this political monte
bank, who, now, ten short years after-
LoDs-Bzlafeat Prejudice
Than Kkltned.
No other race has been so vilified aa
the Jew. Hatred for Hebrews has been
endemic In Europe since the Dark
Ages, and even to-day In France and
Germany 'the nntl-Semltlc movements
have considerable strength. How can
this bo? Is tho feeling a survival of
anger at a raco which rejected Jesus?
Or Is It based on despcrato hostility
toward a race which can succeed In
business whero a Gentllo falls?
The Iter. Dr. S. Bchulman of tho
Temple Beth-El, New York City, In a
recent sermon sought to answer these
questions. Part of his dlscourso wo
quote : -
Wo nro tho victims of tho world's
literature, of Its prevailing creed, and
tho popular Judgment Tho greatest
master In tho world's literature, seek
ing a typo that on account of peculiar
conditions and circumstances could
stand for cruel hatred and Implncablo
revenge, deliberately changed tho con
tents of a story and mndo Sbylock the
Jow tho embodiment of Inhuman re
venge. Tho poet must havo felt that If ever
In a human soul thero could arlso such
unyielding hato as he desired to por
tray, It might, in a sense, bo Justified
In ono whoso heart rankled with the
memories of ages of persecution nnd
unjust hatred to which his raco had
been subjected.
Hero was one, tho poet seemed to
say, who could well execute the vil
lainies he had been taught Ho there
fore produced a character dramatically
consistent but at tho samo tltno ho did
an everlasting Injury to the Jow be
causo bo 'produced a character alto
gether historically untruo. The Jow
Is anything but vlndlctivo; ho forjob1
injuries reauiiy; mat is wny lie is so
optimistic; ho has a horror of shedding
blood, and whatever vices tho .Tow may
bo capablo of, the ono of ferocious cru
elty cannot bo saddled upon him.
Nevertheless, tho word Sbylock has
become In English siecch synonymous
with everything that Is bad. This In
justice In llteraturo will persist until
uomu great genius possessing tho broad
mindedness of a Leasing and tho dra
matic power of n Shakspeuro shnll
arlso among English-speaking pcoplo
mid cronto an 'English Nathan tho Wise.
Tho western world's creed centers. In
an ovent which, strictly speaking, .be
longs to the sniiiu category as thut of
tho killing of Socrntes, tho burning of
Giordano Ilruno, nnd of Hervctus. Thus
classic Greek, Catholic and Protestant
were nil equally guilty of sacrificing
tho best of their time. Tho progress of
mankind hns, sad to say, often been
purchased by tho martyrdom of sqmo
of tho noblest men that walked on
earth.
Yot It Is tho Jowlsh peoplo that have
been singled out to 'bo hold up to the
world as Dolcldes, and ovcry child at
the time when tho soul Is most recop
tlvo Is Inoculated with an antipathy
against every living Jow beonuso of an
ovent that took 'placo nluotcen hundrei.
yours ago.
It Is therefore no wonder that the
world Is prejudiced against the Jew.
Tho tendency of tho popular Judgment
Is to magnify his faults and minimize
his virtues. Ho Is, In plain words, the
victim of n traditional violation of the
Ninth Commandment Ho has to provo
that ho Is good; tho assumption always
Is that ho Is bait To such an extent Is
tho thought and feeling of tho average
man pervaded by this prejudice against
tho-Jow that It oven xiqIhoiim, tbo minds
of many Jows themselves who havo not
given serious thought to Jew and Judaism.
ROBERT A. PRESTON
PRESCRIPTION DRUOQIST
Cor. JM and Thnrman SU.
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America' Glided Youth.
It la tho niubltlon of -many a well-to-
do futbor In thoso days to shield his
son from tho struggles and privation,
that mnrkod his own career. The man
who had to work from fi In tho morn
ing till sundown on a farm or associate
with Ignorant or brutal laborers In
menial callings or deny himself 'all the
luxuries nnd many of tho so-called ne
cessities lu order to got ahead In the
world srfys: "My boy must never have
fiucti n hard tlmo aa I had; his wny to
succoss must bo mndo smooth befor
him by tho advantages he will have
over thoso thnI had," and ho plans to
mako It eusler for him. Yot It Is ono of
tho most familiar facts In llfo that this
nffectlonato ambition of tho rich father
ward, has the braxen affrontery to seek for his boy falls of realization. Almost
levery newspaper that falls from thn
high and honorable position at.nrnaa tells tho melancholy storv of
this high and honorable
the hands of the party, whose murder
he conspired to bring about.
rich man's sou who has disappointed
tho hopes of his family nnd whoso prin
cipal service to humanity has been to
serve as a warning to thoso who come
ftw him. Wfi know wlmt thn aMAoA
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preparations Vor a Thanksgiving bail. Mr' BUrn' Wn w ' un,u'P"0 "patrimony and his vital forces nro con
Tho nrriMiKoments nro not yot com-1. .. Mm, , thm 11411M, ,, 'sumod lu tho mad pursuit of pleasure
Dieted. Details lator. to tru,t him ,n th0 ""ur? Ds any- ,n Bomo now or extravagant form.!
On Friday evening. Oct. 12. thero onc who know" h,m' Mve h,s hl"d
will bo u lltwiry entortnlnmcnt at ' . A. , . . ,
tho llothol A. M. H. church under tho,hencnmcn tnlnk 'or minute that he
auspices of Miss Monk. An oxcellont
dlannpolls Star.
program hns boon prepared and can
only bo appreciated by n lurgo audi-
can be depended upon to stand up for
republican principles and policies In
A group of capitalists of Phllndel
phln who uro tho owners of a major
Ity of tho stock of tho Portland Hall
way Light nnd Power Co., aro lu tho onco.
city looking over their newly acquired 0, ,n8t Momlay, just aa tho moon
interests, Mr, Clnrko tho bend of tho was well on its course, a Jolly llttlo
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patty la n Philadelphia banker and ,..,, tn n, iinnin nf fM T. n,i.i..
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iimmntor nf luri'ii tlniinnlnl ntulnrlnlr. nr 1120 10iRf Snlninn fitrofr nnd snr. I
.,.. .,.o. ., ,.. I'rlsed hor on her 30th birthday. As tried republican leaders In that body,
.n , ...imn.o ui luivauuvma Qlxcix nour vvni UJ. found tho party
Ilia Xlfe Work.
The 'king of chlropoul8ti!, Is dead."
"lvlng?"
'Yes, that's what the newspapers call
him."
'I suppose his career shows what
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A. Ooodo and Samuel Q. Reed
who nro largely responsible for secur-
dancing.
Channel to Stranded Vessels.
FeoMcola, Fs., Oct. 8. The Navy
lni Ihn Invonlmnnt nf IIia. rnnllnl nf deFrtmt will makw an effort to SSVS
-. . , , . the war vessels stranded at the nayy
Mr. Clarko nnd associates havo done ytrd dnr,p thft rfC(nt hurricane ky
tho state a great aervlco, As Oregon dredgiag chaaaela ftoaa deep water,
matchlese leader, mose
A Otvrmr.
"Since Lottie moved to the city her
and to "stand pat" with the party's utters smell of coffee and spices. I
wonder what's the reason."
profound , she Uvem In one of those condensed
' flats. Tho writing desk and pantry are
stateman, patriot and humanitarian combined In one piece of furniture."
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