The advocate., June 27, 1925, Image 4

THE
T tT F A H V O r A T F
1 f i l l / S \ U V v / W A 1 L.
Published every Saturday at
8uite 312-313 Macleay Building,
Phone Broadway 5807.
Somebody-'• tail is being pulled the South who are violate! by
^OCKj and bard in this controversy white men Colored women in
between the fundamentalists and America have leas protection in
evolutionists. But it’s a safe bet ; this respect than any other cl
\ of women. God hasten the day
it isn't the monkey's.
wheu Negro wouiauhood will have
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E. D. CANNADY.............. Editor
protection, not alone from the
Tom Lee
MRS. E D. CANNADY. Manager
brutes in her own race but from
Recently we saw a picture of white brutes who in the daytime
ADVOCATE AGENTS
Tom Lee,"hero of the Norman dis shout from mountain tops their
Elks Sanitary Barber Shop
aster, being congratulated by the superiority
a n d disbelief in
315 Flanders Street
mavor of Memphis. We noticed “ social equality " and in the night
■THtSCKIPTION RATES
«hat the handshake seemed any time seek out the helpless and de-
B U B B C K irnun » A lls*
lhing but cordial and that the fenseless colored women as vie-
S*x M yths'!
...... 150 mayor had his nose turned up as tuns for their insatiate lust.
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Payable in advance
of self respect to shake hands with
Every time Governor Pierce
EaO r? r£ M eecoad<2it‘msuer^* a black man. We were inclined
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raised that he is pla\ iti£ poll*
IM P O R T A N T !
that perhaps God made his nose tics. What other game could be
All communications for publics-1 like that, and that he had not expected of the governor to play»
tion or otherwise aliould be ad -1 learned to "shake hands cordial 1 oker
dressed to The Advocate Publish­ ly. Now we think we have a little
Senator Stanfield has contra-
ing Company, Suite 312-313 Mac­ more light on the subject upon
leay Building. Portland. Oregon. receipt of the following news dieted a printed report that he
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would oppose the confirmation of
Advertising rates made known
Memphis, Tenn.. June 25.—With Bert Haney as a member of the
on application.------------------------ th " „p ^aranee of a photograph shipping hoard, providing Hail
“Don’t ask for rights Take them.
Tom
hero of the Norman ey’s partner. G e o r g e Joseph.
An don't let *nnv wan jp** **’era
disaster shaking hands with Pres should enter the race for his
Sw .hV has som'ethin the ma.terVwith ident Cmd.dge, has come to light (Stanfield's) job Senator Stan-
Dooley.
the story of why Tom wore jump- field^ has his faults (all of us
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“They have rights who dare inam
Mavor Paine of Memphis.
senator believes he would stoop
«am them .'-Jam es Ruaaell U>well.
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t0 do a n y th in g again st the pro-
ADVOCATE
For the final »elution of the des­
perately difficult race questions which
are within our boundariea the one aafe
and aure road to belter condition» and
to their ultimate aolution it patient,
ateady. unfaltering endeavor to edu­
cate individual men and »omen to be
wiser, more humane, more devoted to
their country and more juat to their
fellow citiiena. of whatever race or
color
Chldlcss Marriages Ex­
plained
Every married woman should write
for Free Book written by Dr Bur­
roughs. a graduate physician Dr Bur­
roughs has spent 40 years treating
women for diseases peculiar to their
sex and in his book tells why so many
married women have been denied the
blessing of children—why they are
broken down physically in early life.
This hook is written in plain lan­
guage and tells how pain and suffer­
ing, so common with women, may be
overcome, and the blessing of becom­
ing a mother be granted by the use of
a simple home treatment. Dr. Bur­
roughs wants every married woman
to have a copy of his book, so if you
will send your name and address it
will be mailed to you in a plain wrap-
tier aholutelv free, with postage paid
Every woman owes it to herself and
family to have good health, and this
book may be the guide to show you
how.
Write today for your copy—it's free
ajtd places you under no obligations.
R C. BOYER.
944 Ketnper Bldg. Kansas City, Mo.
Brotherhood Excursion
Postponed
On account of hiah water and cold
weather the Itrotherhood boat excur­
sion haa tieen postponed until July lb
Ticket, dated June 20 will be vecog-
niaed July 16.
—Adv
For Sal* — 8-room Houae. Good
condition. Garage. Corner lot, 13.500.
Easy tetma. 717 Commercial Street.
Phone Eaat 8730.
Stay off July 3rd.—Adv.
Fumuhed front room for rent. 3S7
13th atreet. Mrs. Yates Howard. At.
3039—Adv.
For Rent Newly furnished apart
inents, 312 Cherry street Mrs. T F
A llen—Adv.
NOTICE
Regular m eetin gs of the Port­
land Branch of the National As
sueiation for the advancement of
Colored People held every second
MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
Fast 1st and Schuyler Sts
Rev K C. Dyer, Pastor
Res 1876 Foster Street
Phones: Re» , Walnut 0425; Study, Fast 3JJJ
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II a m , Preaching
9.30, Sunday school.
6;30 p. m., B. Y. P. tt.
8 p m , Preaching by the Pastor.
The brotherhood's boat outing, June 20th, it cx|irctrd to be tbe most inter­
Monday evening at Bethel A. M
E. Church, I.arrahce and Mr Milieu esting of the season Don't miss it Ticket « on sale now Adults 50c; chil­
dren 25c.
streets.
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J. A. EWING, Pres
Sunday, June 28, will be annicersary day at Ml Olivet Itaplisl < hnrch
l.EE ANDERSON. Sec y.
The morning services will be in charge of the Senior Missionary Society
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The afternoon service will be in charge of thr Junior Missionary Society.
For rent. Modern house, furnished
PKOGKAM
For particulars, call Broadway 5807
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. a * MoeJrtn’c mavor as he stepped from his lit- gress of the state. And Oregon
K la n to P a r a d e A t Nation s ^
after rescuing 32 from certainly needs Haney on that
C a p ita l
drowning. There would have been board.
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excuse for the jumpers then. Tom
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It is r e p o r t e d that 150.000 »«▼«• on the Arkansas side of the
E ven A s Y ou and I
BETHEL
Klansmen will take part in a pa »ver and made ajpcoia1 trip over
EVERY HOME BUYS AND USES
Rev. X C. Rimimi, Pastor
rade in Washington. D. C., early to Memphis by request .
Those who are interested in for
GOODS LIKE WE SELL
BIO
Mrs K !.. Jamison
Mr Fred Thomas.
PROFITS. FIN E
REPEATERS.
in August. Somehow we are wont To,n Put on *‘ls bes‘t su .l g ' 1 eign missionary work, especially
Mr Ralph Flowers.
to believe that such a spectacle the mayor Anyone wou d.
in the Christianixation of African
QUICK
EASY
SELLERS.
W
RITE
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at the nation’s capital is impos- .. ®ut when le arrive a u ° , tribes, should not become disheart-
FOR OUR BIG OFFER QUICK.
Clark Chosen Manager of ASANO M FT) COMPANY. 4508
2ION
sible. Yet, when one stops to ?<*■ one of the secretaries told ened b, , ause of the syndieated
Rev. Leo II Johnston, Pastor
Paper
CENTRAL A V E , CLEVELAND.
think of how silent President Cool- h,m t® *° horae an'1 Put on -v our press stories to the effect that the
Mrs. Catherine lirav.
OHIO
idee has been on the Klau ques- overalls.
natives of the Kongo region are
QUARTET
Pittsburgh.
Pa.,
June
II.—John
L.
tion. a little more light, possibly.
^® reason was given as o '
firm beijevprs ¡n de,UOns a n d
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is shed on this most important he should not wear a w n e
, wjtches, and that large numbers Clark, founder of the John L. Clark , Benefit Dance July 4th. Murlark hall,
Mrs l \ A Jenkins
matter.
• c,^ail
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« « annually put to death ow.ng Service, for many years assistant to auapicea "500" Club.—Adv.
Mrs K I) Caniudy
It will be remembered that dur ^e did at the
hite louse, >ut tQ tbese horrible superstitions. The the siipt. of one of the largest (white)
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ing the political campaign last
mterenee is that the m ajor belief m w,tchea was once very printing establishments m Pittsburgh,
Please Pay
HOUSE OF PRAYER
fall, all effort on the part of many did not w ant to be seen and p
common in many civilized coun and recognized as one of the best
We cannot pultsh The Advocate
Rev. R Scercie, Pastor.
advisers, admirers, and political graphed shaking hands with a . - trjes evvn among tbe learned, and printers in the country, has been chosen without money, no more than you
Thr evening program promises to be the most interesting of all. as the
friends of the President, w as made Rf® '' ll° ",as
.®°. m!"
in Scotland four thousand su i­ directing head of the Pittsburgh Amer­ can live without eating. So again, we
te urge him to denounce the hood-, *‘ke ?• Perhaps
it looked fewd death on the eh
of ican Printing and Publishing Co. as ask those who owe The Advocate annual service of the Masonic fraternity of Oregon will be observed You
are cordially invited to Worship with us
ed band as a menace to o r d e r l y too much like ’ social equality, - witchcraft.
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Even in America this well as manager of the American. Mr money lor advertising, subcriptions or
government, hut as far as we re-:
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. , , ■ remarkable u d e ^ l . u u s . i i o v n u suirau
spread Clark’s specimens of job work for other services, kindly come in and pay
member, Coolidge kept cool and
^ Christiantiv is not e ec e through the Puritan colonies foun- years have been receiving favorable us. If you cannot come in, call us and
was silent as the Sphinx, on that enough to get rul of race preju- ded at «$aiem Mass. It was be- mention and comment in the Inland wc will come to you.
all important question, so far as dtee at the home base it does not Ueved that the devil appeared to Printer
seem that it has much surplus to some
,e ,u the form‘ ; f b,ack
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the public was concerned.
If you own your lot, we will finance
export
by
way
of
foreign
missions.
oat
u
d
persuaded
them
t0
enter
For
Rent—2-room
apartments, 629%
Whether the President’s silence
the building of a 4 or 5 room bunga­
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First
St.
Main
6322.—Adv.
on this m atter has anything to
his services and write their names
low on small monthly payments. Bea­
An Absurdity
do with the mammoth parade that
in a big red book. Such persons
con 5546.—Adv.
is to be staged in Washington, we
had power to injure others by
A Southern Negro has just es magic arts. Persons of the high
do not know, but if the statement
AGENTS—Sell guaranteed hosiery
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is true that the parade is really caped a life tenn in the peniten- est respectability,
clergymen,
direct from mill to wearer; all styles
to take place, then we say that the tiary through another and fre- magistrates, and’ the wife of a
and colors; salary paid for full time or
suspicion expressed by some of quently employed loophole in the governor were accused. W ith two
«parc hours; no money nreded for
us regarding the President’s atti­ •aw-
.
. hunded adults, one child only five
»ample*.
INTERNATIONAL
He attacked a young Negro girl vears old jav chained in the Salem
tude toward the Klan has been
MILLS, 1465, Norriatown, I’a.—Adv
and was sentenced for life. The j ail awaiting trial. Twenty were
fully justified.
Everybody knows that the Ku girl and her mother were the chief hung, including one minister of
Holliday & Holliday
Kux Klan is a lawless organiza­ witnesses against him. He ap- the gospel and an old man w ere;
Tonsorial Parlors
tion, born in the spirit of intoler­ pealed. The girl was adjudged slowly pressed to death by heaw
125 North Sixth Street
ance and nurtured on race and feeble-minded. The supreme court tone's placed on his chest. This
In our new location we are arranged
religious hatred. Its policies are granted the convicted man a new was not the “ horrible” work of
to give better service to our patron*.
Sold by the Ot* (x>., Filli» *r»d Alder
against every fundamental law of trial. He marrted the mother. wdd African tribesmen, but of.
We invite ladies, gent* and children to
the land as touching citizenship When the new trial was to be un- civilized and Christianized whites
come in and see us.
rights. President Coolidge knows dertaken, the girl's mental con- The whirligig of time, however,
DOINGS OF THE ELKS
HOTEL NOTES
that the Klan would deny the Ne­ dition prohibited her from appear- brings on many changes the sup-
groes Jews and Catholics tbe ing as a witness.
Williams Ave. Y. W. C. A. Francis Fair has caught on as extra Great preparation* are being made
erstitious Kongo natives of today;
l nder the law the girl s moth- mav deVe]0P) within the next two
right to hold public office because
by a big, hustling committee of the
hellhop*at The Portland.
Miss Margie L. Danley, Branch Ex­
of their race or religious beliefs. er, now the wife of the guilty or three hundred years, “ Even as
John Bland and Gilbert Kirk, two Klk* and Dt Klk* for thr coming of
I
To do this is a violation of the man, cannot testify against the vou and I .”
7 ecutive, left on Monday as the Port­ former Portland employes, waiter and J. Finley Wilson, Grand F.xalted
land delegate for the N. A. A. C. P. bellhop respectively, assisted in serv­ Kulrr, and hi* wife next month.
letter and spirit of the constitu­ husband. Therefore there Is now
The Nashville Clarion well says:
Conference in Denver. Mist Danley it ing two banquets at The Portland this
tion of the United States. It is no evidence on which to convict " I f man evolved from the mon­
Dt Ruler Pauline Young ha* hern
the duty of the President, there­ the guilty man and he is1 free.
one of the Conference speakers. She week.
key, he is very far removed from
chosen by Dahlia Temple a* it* repre­
It was heinous crime unpun­ his ancestors.”
fore, being fully advised of these
will return in July after visiting her
F. W. Harrington, manager of The sentative at thr Annual Grand Con­
facts to prevent such a parade in ished because of absurd law, and
parents in Pasadena, Cal.
Before we can believe the evo­
Portland, who has been in the hos­ vention o f Elk* hi Richmond. Va., in
the interest of law and order, as where is the protection to society lution theory, the monkey will
A party was given honoring Miss pital several months, where he under­ August.
well as upholding the spirit of the under the circumstances?
Lottie Johnson, a recent graduate, by went an operation for the amputation
. What have to lose his tail, drop two legs,
Shasta Lodge, San Francisco, stagrd
constitution of the United States. is to prevent the man from an- stand erectj stop chattering, use
the Blue Triangle Club, of which Miss of one of his legs, will return to the a dramatic recital with great success
Johnson is a member, on Wednesday, hotel next week.
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, , other attack on another g i r l ? - decpnt E ^ h , translate Virgil
on June 21st, starring Mine. Elizabeth
June 24.
The Tattler, which suspended The Portland Daily Journal, June and Memorazilia and sing in most
Thomas Williams, many years ago a F'ord.
publication several months ago, 2G 1925
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harmonious strains “ God Moves
Tho Grade School Reserves are fol­ waiter at The Portland, has bought a
MODISH IN PLAID
Dt Turner and her Drill Team in
has come to life with a slight
The law was not only twisted ¡n a Mysterious Wav ”
lowing the method of the High School I new auto for his and the madam s the Mcrrykhana parade last Friday
The
straightline
frocks
in
plaid
silk
change in its name. It is now in this case and set free a guilty
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Reserves, having postponed their pleasure.
and flannel would perhaps be severe
week were a credit, not only to Iilk-
called The Interstate Tattler man but it is never even invoked,
Now that ^ F o lle tte is dead the were they not expressive of any in­ meeting during the summer months.
Honorable Harry Day, an owner of dom, hut to the entire community.
However, it ts just as good as the Jet alone being twisted in the thou- daily papprs and poijt icjans 0f finite amount of feminine grace. This
Beginning the first of July, the The Portland, arrived in the city Mon­
o- - ■
introduces a novel collar of
other Tattler was.
l-sauds of eases of colored girls in every faith and kind are'singing mode
Branch will be open from 3 until 7 day from his home in California.
plain silk, and has cuffs of the same
At
Seaside,
Oregon
his praises. But, how different trimming finishing the long sleeves. P M , Miss Duke being in charge.
Mrs. Rand, wife of Judge John The Sunflower Furnishad Cottages
The belt may lie of self or contrasting
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while he lived!
Rand of Salem, Oregon, was a guest
SMOOTHTOP
Daily Fashion Hint
GAS RANGE
Keeps Kitchen Clean
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material. Medium size requires 2%
yards 54-inch plaid and % yard 40-
How much longer will the col­ inch plain material.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 2574
ored citizens of Portland have to
Sizes, 14 to 20 years and 34 to 48
continue to pay taxes and then be inches
bust. Price, 45 cents.
kept from representation in the
eity, county and state affairs?
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Phone Broadway 1136
Uongressman Crumpacker got
Parrels Cheeked !c Per Dar
baek from the east just in time to
read about how many men will
J. H . H eigel
try to deprive him of his job at
Washington at the next election.
Transfer and B aggage Co.
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PI
BMTL'RK AND PIANO MOVING
If the report is true that Port­
land has an hundred bootleggers ALI, BAGGAGE end FREIGHT HAULED
BY US STORED TEN DAYS FREE
to every sheriff, prohibition en­
OFFICE AND STORE ROOM
forcement officer and policeman,
how in the name of common sense
136 N. SIXTH STREET
can they be expected to stamp
O
pen
Dailr fre« I A. M. to I P. M.
out of the booze traffic?
Sondar* »nd Holiday» I A. M. U I P M.
A\1LLER and'ÍRACEY
Independent Funena! D ir e c to r s
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Wethmtqim, S i b e t M b • o d ili!
P h on e- B r o a d w a y 2 6 M
NOTARY PUBLIC
ADVOCATE OFFICE
Fletcher Jiles
J. T. Holliday
GOLDEN WEST
CAFE
K153
OOOD MEALS
QUICK SERVICE
Broadway and Everett
Portland
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SHIRTS and GAPS
LAURELHURST CLEANERS and DYERS
Fir till »y Dnfftiti l Outers la Tsltet Article*
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With Potato Salad
Suits
Tailored
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Measure
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507 E. Flanders, Portland, Oregon
BROADWAY
FRUIT MARKFaT
and GROCERY
Between Larrabee and Croaby Sta.
CUT RATE PRICES
We deliver any place within the city
limits any reasonable order
We deaire your patronage
Phont Eaat 6660
M. B. CROFT
W II.LYH.OVRKLAM ) PA C IFIC CO.
Phona Broadway MSI
Broadway and D iv li Btr»»U
Clean Competition—
Hail a
CHECKER
No charges for extra passengers
162 East Broadway
SIXTH & GLISAN STREETS
PORTLAND, ORE.
sf : f ,
104 Fourth St.
Broadway and Everett Street*
“One Day Service ”
AUSPLUND DRUG
STORE
FOR
YOUR
NEXT
CAR
To Individuai Measure
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M Nr a MM RM m M e If RM MN if E m Mr
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served
Saturday and Sunday
as long as they last
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CONFECTIONERY
Phones: Tabor 8500 — Tabor 3195
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WILL OftOOMID
HAIR ADDS A ORfAT
DIAL TO Pf RIONAL
APPIARANCI.
BY
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POMAOCANOPORO’S
HAIR STRAISHTIN-
INS AND SHAMPOO
COMBS. STUBBORN.
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PUT UP IN ANY STYL« TH« LINQTH
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EXCELLENT FOR
ALLAYING DANDRUFF AND LOCAL
SCALP TROUBLES.
and
Furnished Housekeeping Tent*
Will open June 6, 1925
Swings, croquet grounds and fiah-
ing within a hundred feet of Ihe door.
— Adv
Write or phone J. W. CURRY, 107
HAVE YOU* P U N T I N O DONE AT
Rooms for rent, furnished or unfur­ North 14th St., Portland, Oregon.
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nished. 720 Union Ave. N. Call Sell- Broadway 1541.
312 Macleay Bldg.
HKoadway SHOT wood 3272—Adv.
GREAT DANE PU PPIES, P E D I­ at The Portland for a day or two this
GREE HARLEQUIN. P. HERTER week.
3625 FOOT HILL BLVD., OAK­
Walters wanted at The rorllaml far
Ihe Klk»' (Jrand lai«l«e, July II. Write
LAND. CALIFORNIA— Adv.
for rail the head waiter, Portland Motel
Bum This Phrne Number Into
Your Oood Memory;
BRoadway S660
CHECKER
CAB COMPANY
H. F. Wagner
E. R. Chappell
PATRON1ZB Y O U « A D V gRTIRgRS
CHAPPELL’S
Flower Shop
thr
brht
fo r
lrhr
Main 6116
331 Morriaon St.
Portland, Ora.
N. W. Bank Rullilina