THE
A D V O C A T E
ipat
ADYOCATF
' •■«» id«*«* on new*p«|tt>r work «ini
Pullman Company Appoints
The Zoning Ordinance
.
Thr immediate leatton taught altogether »pent h profitable as
Expert Mediator
ât bv
* s pleasant
visit together.
— Publuhad every i __
j the war in Morocco
„ W1VW1W is
„ that, if
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The City's zoning ordinance h«a b*en
8oit« 312-313 Marleay Building.
Hiffian tribesmen had been
*1° |ll’l know what it is we ruled unconstitutional by presiding
t Preston New» Service)
Phone Broadway 3807.________ unable to purchase arms from have done that would eausc the judge Robert G. Morrow of the circuit
Chicago, III May 29 In order that
lt„ under
Ull„ r , the
...v authority
a .......... of distinguished
___ ■ editor
_____ to come to roun The decision mean« that any jn » Negro personnel may have represen
dealers
uno'
o ^ w u i r i v i i ^ <l't or more civil tied government«, the our city (more than onoo) and fail anj aii kinds of buildings can be tation and a voice where their relations
MBS. B. D. C A N N A D i ...Manager
w ouj , j have ended promptly.
commnnieate with us at all.
erected in any part of the city without to the c o m p a n y are being con
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iJ1BUi|ig
The object lesson ought to stimu- Of course a matt has a right to do i«*r or favor from the city authorities sidered the Pullman Company has ap
B D V O O A T E AO E
|gte action at Geneva, but thus far " hat he pleases, but we are just W is our opinion ihat the decision is pointed C. C, Cornelius Webb, veteran
wBOp
haa not.
Perhaps after the de- wonderingt
W e are told Mr. a just one and will be of benefit to a Pullman porter, of Washington, L), C ,
31& Flanders Street_______ legates from the United States \\ ilson has agents here w o rk in g majority of the citiseli» of Portland
as special investigator and mediator in
for the benefit of his publication
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the company's bureau of Industrial Re
S U B S C R IP T IO N R AT ES
h* v<* succeeded in getting all re
Our Graduates
ptr y Mr
J2 50 ference to the league of N'ations in Seattle and that he was here in
lations. W ebb's duties will consist of
Si* Months " Z ______ Z...Z___ 1.50 cut out of the official documents the interest of his paper. W e
investigating service conditions and
Three Months
want to sav to the Kditor. that
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our , young r people
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Entered at
( task of withholding arms and operate with him m his efforts to ^
Now tllc Uue«t.on i*. what will oper.tmg ... Pullman car. all over the
Oregon, as second-class matter
■ — -----------------------------------— munitions
m unitions of
01 war
w a r from
irotu people«
peoples in
in- !»■«»»».«.
circulate his paper here, and wo thfy fillj lo do ,hat will be in keeping t.ou, , „ v
lh i» „ considered bv Pull
IM P O R T A N T !
tent upon putting the peace of the invite him to call to see ns the
All communications for public«- world in jeopardy.
» ‘me he is in the city and we
tion or otherwise should be ad —Christian Science
Monitor Mav ““'‘a ’1 he glad to render all the aid
dressed to The Advocate Publish 28th 1925.
can towords circulating his
ing Company, Suite 312-313 Mae-
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paper here.
leav Building. Portland. Oregon.
A Judge in Mississippi has ruled
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Advertising rates made known that a Chinaman is a Negro and
Oregon s l mted States Senator,
on application.
must go to schools provided for congressman and governor have
made it known that they arc
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“ Don't a*k for right*. Take them, body with common horse sen»“ candidates for their respective
An
d o n ' t let a n n y w a n give them to
to know that law cannot party nominations next
May.
A
n right
rigrn that
inai is handed
nanuru to
m « j i fr
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- has somethin'
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. matter with
» Chinamans nationality However, their success will depend
nawthin'
a
any more than it can change a entirely upon the voters, nlan'
it"—Mr Dooley.
white man to an Orang-outang. of whom are not fully satisfied
"They have rights who dare main But down in Mississippi and some with what these representatives
tain them."— James Russell Lowell.
other Southern States, the courts have done for the state in the
make
some mighty foolish rulings. past.
A Lesson for Geneva
United States Senator Hiram
A Correction
“ French Fall Back to New Johnson is lambasting the ap
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Battle Line” — Headline in yester pointment of Judge McCamant
to
a
federal
judgeship
in
Cali-
In
an
editorial
last week on
day’s New York Times.
Sounds like an echo of the news fornia, but we doubt that the judge Wallace McCamant by mis-
paper bulletins of 1916, doesn’t senator can prevent his confirms- take it was stated he was appoint-
tion.
ed bv president Wilson
when
it t How strange and inexplicable
it should have read president
it is that after those four years of
with their ambition and preparation?
Has the race buMiies* places where
these young people can find employ
ment like the people of other races
have prepared for their graduates? W e
say. no Therefore, they will have to
struggle hard even to get jobs as a
menial». It is time that the colored
people get busy anil prepare places and
position’« for their own people
The bootlegger* -we certainly making
business good for the undertaker by
supplying automobile drivers with their
stuff, that makes them so craay and
reekle*», that they are maiming and
killing people altno-t daily.
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Two laws of Oregon have been de
clared uiicoiistitun nal by court* itt
one week. Th«* doesn’t speak very
well for the law-nukers of Oregon
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The Portland Hotel owner* will have
to stick close around to keep the real
man ,,0rtrrs as a long step forward in
the promotion of their welfare and
safeguarding their wages and working
conditions.
Mr Webb, young in years but old j
m ,hf K rvH r j, a „ , aduat(. ol Howard
MT. O L IV E T B A P T IS T C H U R C H
East 1st and Schuyler Sts.
University ami » e ll qualified to fill bis
Rev. K t' l>yer, Pastor
role.
His selection from the 11.000
Res 1876 Foster Street
l'ullman employees 1« a tine tribute to
Phones: Res, Walnut 0423; Study. Fast 3333
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Ins loyal and efficient service, fidelity,
9:30, Sunday school.
II a m . Preaching
and years of exacting experience with
6:30 p m.. II. V. P. U.
8 p m . Preaching by the Pastor
the Pullman company His offices will
The brothel hood's boat outing. June 20th, is expected to be the most inter
be in the General Office of bureau of
Don't miss it. 1 ickrts on sale now
Adults 5th , chil
Industrial Relations, Chicago. Ill , csting of the season
where he will work in eight Pullman dren 25c.
«ones under the immediate direction
of Supervisor F. L. Simmons.
Williams Ave. Y. W . C. A. D O IN G S O F T H E E L K S
Two Colored Poets to Pub
lish Books of Verse
Next Fall
(Exclusively by N A A C.P )
New York, N Y , May 25 Hooks
0f ver4f |>v ,u o young colored poet*
are to be published in the coining
fall, it was learned today. The two
ports are Langston Hughes, recently
awarded first prise in ihr "Opportun
ity" contest, for his poem "The Weary
Blurs." and l ouiilre ( ullrn
The titlr poem in the Langston
Hughes volume will lie the prise-win
ning contribution to the recent poetry
contest and the volume, to he pub
lished by Alfred A Kanops, will be
known as "The Weary Blues.”
A
foreword for the book is to be written
by Curl Van Yctchcn anil the jacket
designed by the Mexican caricaturist.
Miguel t ’marrubi.»•»
Countec C ullen’* book of verte *»11
namc<| Co|or ' alu, * ,u alM>car
u||J<r ,hr imprint of Mc„ r, Marprr
The High School Reserves held
their picnic al Lake Grove May 30th
The last social hour for this season
will tie June the 7th
The Branch extends congratulation»
to its club members aud other» who are
graduating from thr High Sihools of
Portland
The Housing Committee were en
tenanted at breakfast at the home of
Mrs J H Harris and matters per
tabling to building were discussed Mts
J H Duke is the ihatrman I lie t unt
mittee oil (olored Work which 1»
composed of women of both race» was
entertained at Luncheon at the home
of Mr» I M Walker, retcutly
A
very interesting meeting followed Mr»
E S Collin» is the Chairman
The Annual Membership Baui|urt
under the Membership Committer was
held Friday evening May 2*hh at Stag
( lub Miss F Krriiry. General Secre
tary. Portland Association, was thr
speaker of the evening, other speakers
were Miss W Hatch. Membership Sri
rctary, Mrs I M Walker, Member of
Committee on Colored Work Mr» K
Gray
our
Membership
Chairman,
Judge Dyke ami Mr Stevens, and
M i»« Margie I Danlry, Branch Fix
ecutivc, who gave the Annual Report
and presented thr plan* outlined for
the new building M i» C A. Jenkins
presided
Music was furnished by-
Mrs G V. Grayson ami Miss I rena
Shaw,
Misses Nellie
Franklin and
Barbara Hubbard, Mrs J Edwards
and Mr Y Franklin
The Harriet Tubman Club met at
the Y W. C A Monday evening
The Bible Class closed the year's
work
with a social
meeting, and
tcachrr, Mr» C K. Cannon, was pre
sented with two beautiful bouquets
by members of the rla»» Mr* R Tate,
religious secretary, was present.
Tile Harriet Tubman l lub met at
the \ . W . ( A. Monday evening
The Bible class closed the year’s
work
with a social
meeting, anil
Icachcr, Mrs. C. E Cannon, was prr
settled with two beautiful bouquets by
members of the eta»» Mrs. R Tate.
Religious Secretary was present.
J I’ nilcv WiUoii,
I- H oi the
order oi I'Ik«. Hill arrive in ll»e city
July Hit», accompanied by Mr» Wilson
and ior two day* be aud bu charming
wile will be the KUc»t» oi Kmr ( »tv
I odtfe .»»id Dahlia Temple Mr W ilton
t* alto the editor ol the Wa«hni|(ton.
D t Kaiflct. and prominent in other
iraterital or^ain/atioii»
Joe ( vane, former private waiter at
The Portland, went to l o* A uk I c « on
a »penal car la**t Saturdav
Jamci kichard*oi! who caught ott
a* a regular \%alter at I he Portland
la*t wrrk, ha« thrown up the j«d> in
favor nt the dinni# car
I d 1 t»nway, who work« in the Sr•
ward entftne room, met with a pain
ful accident la«t wrrk whrti a »crew
dttvrr wa« rammed into our oi hi«
flutter*
I be act »drill urce«*itatrd
i OUW4Y laying off from hi« job
(iraud Fxalted Ruler J. Finley Wil-
M»n will lie the nur»l oi Kn«r i ity
lodge \Vrdnr«dav, it« iu»tallation night,
aud no doubt wilt a»»i*t in the cere
monies.
I be pa*t Fxalted Ruler'« Council*
will meet Wednesday night next to
make final arrangement* ior Organi*
nng
Hen 1 handler, charter member oi
Rote ( it), will «ooti become a member
of Puget Sound l.odgc oi Seattle
A number of brother Flk* are upon
tormg I dward Carter Anger, the little
•on of Hr other and Dt Anger, in the
N. A A t
P babv rontett. which
clotrt Monday night
A new Fxalted Ruler-elect will be
bailed at the meeting on next W ed net
day night
A « the prexrut Fxalted
Ruler, F D ( aiinady, ha« decided to
voluntarily ttep down, after having
occupied the exalted petition more
than twelve year« altogether
A « to
who will «uccced him the vote« of the
brother« will determine, however O. S
I hnrtias »cent* to be the favourite.
Flowers While W e Live
Coolidge."
estate sharks, professional promoters.
human agony, in which the very
and daily papers from wrecking thr
foundations of civilized soeiety
~
building and erecting a new 12-story
Constitution Upheld
w e r e profoundly shaken, man-
“ we had the power to direct
hotel in its place
kind should be turning again to ou** passing from this earth to the
the machine gun. bombs front the unknown world, we would direct
1 here is just cause for rejoicing
sky above, and lethal gas as the °* our fronds and brothers that on the part of those citizens of the
Robert W . Bagnali
only arguments bv which differ* whatever flowers their friendship, state who oppose state control of
cnees between peoples can he ad- respect ami brotherly love for us children which was attempted by
Robert W . Bagnali. Director of
justed!
actuated them to give 11s, we a majority of voters in Oregon Branchen of the National A*so*‘i-
The Spaniards first, aud now woulli ask ,he,u t° be given while w ho through a law in 1922 compel- «Hon for
the Advancement of
the French in Morocco, confront we are yet alive; that they might ling all children of school age to Colored V ople is a big mimietl
only semicivilized foes whom half
al}d cheer our drooping attend the public schools in the man, atul when he comes to Port
a century ago thev would have sP*ril while it still lingers within state. This law which was deelar- land. we are stir'- the good people
regarded with derision as untraiu- *ts * * rthly frame of clay. We ed unconstitutional by the Federal here w ill treat him in a b ig Way.
ed in war and ill-equipped for would ask that those of our court sitting in Portland, march of
battle. But the so-called civilized
and brothers.^ who know last year, deprived the private
The Advocate acknowledges nth
people of the world cannot go , a!u^ appreciate our faithful ser- schools o f their property, teachers [pleasure receipt of an invitation to the
through a four year's orgy of vice and tireless efforts to do of their salaries and parents of the 1 commencement exercise* of the June
hatred and bloodshed without good, would console us with the right to ehoosc where their ehil- class at Lincoln H ,K’h School. Friday.
teaching barbarians the more ef- kind words, aud deeds of appreei- dren should reeeive their educa Jimc 12. Invitation, courtesy of Miss
ficent methods of slaughter. And t io n N O W . and not wait until tiou. The law was in direct con- Lottie Camille Johnson, a member of
A- Brothers in the early fall.
indeed the barbarians in no tri we die. And when the end and tradiction to the spirit of the 14- the class.
fling numbers were invited to join final accounting come, we might th ammendment to the United
in the combat. It is little wonder rest in peace and be laid away in States Constitution which de
Please Pay
that, after fighting for years in a quietness. W e would especially dares that;
“ All persons born or natur-
quarrel which was no concern of direct of them to save our remains
W e cannot pu’ *h The Advocate FIR ST A M E ZIO N C H U R n »
theirs, they should take up arms from the grafters, hypocrites, and alized in the United States, and without money, no more than you 417 Williams Ave., H Leo Johnston
traitors and we would also request subject to the jurisdiction there-
in their own behalf.
ran live without eating So again, we
minister. Walnut 667J.
There is every reason, too. for that the beautiful flowers be left of the United States aud of the ask those who owe The Advocate
The Stranger’s Sabbath Home
wherein
they
reside.
the belief that the Riffians. and on their bushes to cheer the living, state
money for advertising, subcriptions or
other
tribes
confronting
the And last, but not least, let us No state shall make or enforce other services, kindly come in and pay
S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T
French and Spanish forces, are learn to anoint our friends and any law which shall abridge the
us. If you cannot come in. call us and
62nd St. and 39th Ave. 8. E.
not dependent upon leaders of brothers beforehand, for our post- privileges or immunities of citi-
we will come to you.
Sabbath S. hmil, II) A M. Bible
mortem
kindness,
tears
and
zens
of
the
United
States;
nor
their own race. The W orld W a r
Study. Il A. M. Y. P. M. V. M
bred
the
professional
soldier flowers do not cheer the troubled shall any state deprive any person
Kindly assist your paper by patron ciety, 2 P. M. Mrs. K. O. Johnson,
spirit,
E
lowers
on
the
coffin
cast
of
life
liberty
or
property,
with-
whose sword and talents are at
izing those merchants who advertise in Leader. Visitors welcome.
I T
,
the command of the highest bid no fragrance backwards over out due process of law, nor deny
life
s
weary
way.
so
give
us
our
to
any
person
within
its
jurisdic-
•‘' a ' 4* » 1'
der, just as it enriched a n d
ST. P H IL L IP S M ISSIO N
tion the qual protection of the
strengthened the munitions manu flowers while we live.
m»
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,
Rodney at Knott St.
lite Advocate columns are open
la w .”
facturers whose agents at Geneva
Morning
service, 11 a. m. ; Sun
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r
your
news.
There
is
no
charge
Editor Wilson
And now that the Supreme •
are too plainly bringing dissen
_
B
guiar news items,
day School, 12 m. Archdeacon
sion and apparent impotence into
Court of the United States has Ior W|
Hlack in charge; Mr. B. Coles, lay
o-
As a rule whenever an editor affirmed the decision of the dis-
the councils of those who are there
Phone Broadway 5807 or call a t 312 reader. A cordial welcome awaits
gathered for the purpose of lim of a newspaper visits another triet Federal Court, it settles the
Macleay Bldg, if you w i s h to subscribe you at St. Phillips.
Furniahed room« for rent. Sunact
iting the distribution of imple city where there is a newspaper, question that the child belongs to
for The Advocate.
2325— Adv.
ments of war.
he calls on his contemporaries the parent, first, and indirectly
S H IL O H B A P T IS T C H U R C H
How long will human intelli and lets them know he is in town lo the state,
76th and £. Everett Sts.
Furniture of 5-room house for sale
For Rent—2-room apartment», 629^
To the colored people especially
gence permit the war mania to and gives them an opportunity to
Preaching It a. m. and 8 p m .
cheap. 274 Wheeler, near Clackamas
F trat St. Main 6322— Adv.
persist! This conflict in Morocco, extend the usual courtesies. W e ¡« the South as well as to a large
Sunday School 10 a. m.
St.— Adv.
bad as it is, is of comparatively have it on good authority that number o f patrons of private
B. Y. P. U. 6:30 p m.
slight importance since the con our contemporary. Editor Wilson schools, this decision comes a s
Holliday & Holliday
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HOT E L N O T E S
Big
Four
Auto
Laundry
flagration can be localized, with- ° f the Seattle Enterprise was in Rood news. In the South a large
Tonsorial Parlors
B E T H E L A. M. E. C H U R C H
out prospect of spreading t o t h e city last week. He did not percentage of the schools for the
Long & Silva Garage
125 North Sixth Street
I.arrabee and McMillen Streets
George Stedmeyer ha» gone to H ay
Fast 8th and Hawthorne
Europe— unless France and Spain, even call us on the phone and let education and training of the col-
In our new location we arc arrange«!
Rev. F. X. Runyon, Pastor.
W e call for and deliver your car
now arrayed against a
u8 know he was here. When we ored youth are private institutions.
den l^tke, Idaho, to work in thr Yan- to Kivc better »crvice to our patrom.
E. L. Jameson, Assistant
enemy, should come to blows were in Seattle sometime ago, one aud had this law been upheld in anywhere, any time. Washing, clean-
*
neto Tavern for the next four months. WV invite ladies. Kent» and children to
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themselves. But should a similar j of the first people we called upon this state it would be only a mat- inx an<* polishing. Grease removed;
The talk of wrecking The Portland, come in and »re u§.
NOTICE
blaze break out in the Balkans. °u r arrival, was the editor o f the ter o f time when it would reach dressing tops; remove paints.
and building a twelve story hostrlry ,
in its stead, ¡» causing thr twenty five ,
Europe could scarcely escape; Seattle Enterprise. We excharig- the Southern states with a (lisas-
F IR S T CUSTOMER ANSW ER-
At Seaside, Oregon
Regular meetings of the Tort
and thirty-year old employe* to lose
trous effect to education of col- ING THIS ADV. EACH WEEK
land Branch of the National A s
some sleep. But now they may regain
ored youth.
W ILL
RECEIVE ONE
GOLD
sociation for the advancement of their composure a* thr directing mana The Sunflower Furnished Cottages
The Supreme Court in declar- COIN. T E L E P H O N E C A L L AC-
and
Colored People held every second ger. Mr F'.dward Boyce, has emphatic
ing this law invalid did its duty CEPTED.
Business Phone, East
Furnished Housekeeping Tents
Monday evening at Bethel A. M
in upholding the Constitution of 6840; residence phone Sell wood 1021. F.. Church, I.arrabee and McMillen ally denied that such a move was
W ill open June 6, 1925
contemplated. And if any one knows,
the United States.
I. L. DAVISON.
Swings, croquet grounds and fish
streets.
News of the Chlirrhps
common
-o-
Guaranteed hosiery, sample* your
size free to agents. W rite for propo
sition paying $75.00 weekly full time,
$1.50 an hour spare time, selling guar
anteed hosiery to wearer; must wear or
replaced free. Quick sales, repeat or
ders.
International Stocking Mills,
6267, Norristown, Pa.
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Salesmen Wanted.—21 jewel watch,
good timekeeper. Special price $15.00.
Salesmen wanted. Konehack, 19 W.
Cranberry, West Hazelton, P a — Adv
/ A i l l e r a n d lR A tE Y
s' Inde/tendent Funeral D ire r, tors
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v u t f e A n < J 2 lU
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N O T A R Y P U B L IC
A D V O C A T E O F F IC E
Fletcher J ilea
J. T. Holliday
GOLDEN W EST
CAFE
For rent 6-room house, garage. J. C.
Logan, East 3623. — Adv.
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QUICK SERVICE
Broadway and Everett
Portland
Q U A L IT Y
SHIRTS
GAPS
and
J. A. K W IN O , Pres.
L E E A N D E R S O N , Sec’y.
Phone Broadway 1136
Paresis Cheeks* Sr Psr Dar
J. H .
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Transfer and Baggage Co.
FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING
AI-L BAGGAGE snd FREIGHT HAULED
BY US STORED TEN DAYS FREE
O F F IC E A N D S T O R E R O O M
STREET
Opra Dai If from I A. M. U I P. M.
Sundays and Holidays f A. M. to C P. M.
LAURELHURST CLEANERS and DYERS
"One Day Service”
HAVE BETTER HAIR
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W e Do Not Mark Your Clothing
L. 0. ADKINS
•SS T I B B E T H S T R E E T
Phone Sellwood 3708
S A T IS F A C T IO N
GUARANTEED
Shirts $1.25 up; Cap* $2.85
DO N K
AT
Bltomlway SH07
Spring Chicken
served
Saturday and Sunday
as long as they |**t
BAKED HAM
Every day
With Po ato Salad
Suits
Pressed
AUSPLUNI) DRUG
STORE
35c
S IX T H & O L I8 A N STR E ETS
P O R T L A N D , ORE.
Cleaned and
Pressed
$ 1.00
FO R
YOUR
NEXT
CAR
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CONFECTIONERY
SEE
104 Fourth St.
M. B. CR OFT
Broadway and Everett Streets
W II.I.Y H Z IV K R I.A N D P A C IFIC UO.
Phon, Hroatjwsr 1511
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Saturdays and Sundays
Phones: Tabor 8500 — Tabor 3195
T o Individual Measure
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THE ADVOCATE
312 Mncleay Bldg.
e ig e l
136 N. S IX T H
HAVE
he should. So Ihat settles the matter
ing within a hundred fret of ihr door.
for this time, at least.
Write or phone J. W C U R R Y , 107
T. Allen has quit the railroad and
North l-ltls St., Portland, Oregon.
joined the corps of waiters at The
Broadway 1541.
Portlend.
WET WASH
2 IN 1 WASH
507 E. Flanders, Portland, Oregon
BROADW AY
Clean Competition—
F R U IT M ARKET
GROCERY
Hail a
and
C H E C K E R
No charges for extra passengers
162 East Broadway
Between I.arrabee and Crosby Sts.
C U T R A T E P R IC E S
W e deliver any place within the city
limits any reasonable order
W e desire your patronage
Phone East 6660
Burn This Phone Number Into
Your Good Memory:
RRoadway S 660
C H E C K E R
CAB CO M PANY
r
H. F. Wagner
p a t k o n iz k
your
E. R. Chappell
a d v k k t ih k r h
CHAPPELL’S
Flower Shop
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IIKHT F O R
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Main 6116
331 Morrison St.
Portland, Ore.
N. W. Rank Halldlne