THE
ADVOCATE
THE ADVOCATE
1 AM A RADICAL
willingly a* those who bitterly cri-
H OTEL NOTES
Seaside Notes
! ticise them would wish
(By
Lillian
IV
Morrow
)
Why should they be criticised on-
A change ol headwaiter* took
Published every Saturday at
(By E R McKinney)
| |y, does not the failure to provide
Rev Anderson spent F'nday and place at The Portland last week
This is the only label that I will
8uite 312-313 Macleay Building. i for their employment in more con
■ I .ouis, the Frenchman, who sue- ,
at Sunflower Camp
structive wavs, argue for the lack of allow any one to hang onto me I Saturday
Phone Broadway 5807.
Mrs. Eva Teel, accompanied by seeded Fred Wmninghain, going out
been s-alled Socialist, Bolshevik,
| real interest in them on the part of have
Infidel, Agnostic, Damn Fool, and Mrs I illian Seats and her daughter; and J Bell, one of the newest cap-
E. D. CANNADY ...........Editor the older ones’
a host of other things uttered with Mrs Alexandria and son, spent the | tains, taking hi» place The cause i
It is high tune we were awake to
of I ouis" dissolution from the job
MRS. E. D. CANNADY Manager the gravity of the situation It is not a hiss and emphasized by the beat week-end.
Mi »dame»
E
Turner, I
) w a s hi* too frequent u»r of viclro
enough that criticism alone be offer ing of tables, the pounding of Rihlcs; Sehwcich. J C. Baker. M C Baker lie language to the waiters, who
ed. if are would have them lead use and with an acridity that really ma and daughters, Goldie and Bertha, not wishing to start a rough house
ADVOCATE AGENTS
kes the victim rejoice and be ex
ful lives.
Kiln Sanitary Barber Shop
ceeding glad that he is alive, deter arrivd at Sunflowr vamp Sunday sought relief by appealing to the
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mined, in bondage to no man. group Mrs H C Baker and daughters re president of the hull company, Ed
315 Flandera Street
We have one builder and building or powers and wanting nothing but turned Sunday evening
ward Boyce
X meeting of waiters was called
Mr and Mrs Albrt Morton, ac
contractor to each group o f 7JW what he can earn by honest produ
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i with one white contractor to 1,070 ctive labor Seeking neither political, companied by Hugh Hayser, and bv .Mr. Boyce after listening to the
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social nor economic lavor or pre Mrs G B Hardin motored down grievances. He promised to flouk
w hi tes.
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Attorney and Mrs E J mto the matter which he did The
ferment the writer of this article can Saturday
Three Month.
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Minor,
Mrs
William McGill and Mr» result is a new headwaiter and a
not
be
scared
or
intimidated
DRAW
ING
THE
COLOR
LINE
Payable in advance
I Y Crosswhite motored down Sat better understanding between all
There
is
but
one
free
man,
and
Fntered at the Poatoftice at Portland,
All spent Sunday at Sunflow concerned.
that is the man whose mind is free urdav
Oregon, a. »econd cla»» matter
The most shocking -el back that : He is only free w ho has the cour er Camp anil returned to Portland
Honorable- Harry
L. Day, one
we have to encounter comes from age to think his own thoughts, who Sunday evening
of the owners of The Portlaml.ae
,ur own racial group Some are so onrntates his life as hi* thinking
IM PORTANT!
Mr and Mrs Harold Reece and companies! by hi» family, weir here
All communications for publics-j steeped in ignorance and jealousy and conscience dictate and who is mother, Mrs. Johnson, spent the thi- week from Wallace, Idaho
against each other that they think
Fred Prasp ihul his five piece
lion or otherwise should be ad they can hold back and destroy the willing to forego some of the ma wck etui at Sunflower tam p
Mr and Mrs. William Gilmer and orchestra me furnishing music foi
terial things of life tn order that hi*
dreeaed to The Advocate Publish 1 progress of others by lying and slan conscience
brother, Sam Smith. Ir, motored to i t he Portland dinner dances,
might be satsfied
ing Company, Suite 312-313 Mac-; dering Rut such is not true. Every
They are »pndmg i The owners and emqloyecs of the •
\ny Negrio -- liwng in these Unit Seaside Monday
leay Building, Portland, Oregon, i colored man that we tear down, jim- ed State- -- it he speak the truth, if the week at Sunflower Camp.
■ Hotel Portland extend their heartfelt
crow.or hinder in an\ way. the whole he think- iust for an in-tant. will
Mi and Mrs. Bert Turner left I -empathy to I-'. IT Harrington, w ho
Advertising rates made known race is retarded Vnd when members
and must be a RADICAL. For Thursday for Portland
has brrn compelled to resign the
on application.
of our own racial group do these what is the radical and what has he
Mrs i l
T. Harjo and children
things, there is no end to the injury alw.ii- been- I HI KXDU'XI IS left Thursday afternoon for Port position of manager, which he ha»
filled with credit for a number of
“ Don't ask for right*. Take them. to the race as a whole.
NOW XND A L W A Y S It XS B i 1 N land
year» The cau»cof Mr Harrington's
A n don't let annjr w a n give them to
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Miss Eva Duke» returned home" resignation, is that he hatl the mis
THE IN Di VI DC XL W H O . m the
ye. A right that is handed to ye f r
When the prizc-w inning "Golden the language of Thomas Huxley was Monday afternoon
fortune which necessitated the am
r.awthin" ha» somethin' the matter with Brown Beauties" reach \\ ashington "willing to sit down before fact a*
Dave Green arrived at Sunflower I putatioii of one of his limbs.
it."—Mr. Dooley.
they will see hundreds of bobbed a little child and follow fact wher Vamp, Thurs, morning after spen
This prevents him freim performing
hair Cleopatra*.
ever it might lead, to whatever ab- ding a pleasant day -ight-secing the duties incumbent on a manager
|
He
and
Mrs
Green
left
in
the
ev
“They have right* who dare main
y-s " "You must do this," says Hux
of a large hotel The WWMt, k o «
•
ening for Portland
tain them."—James Rutsetl Lowell.
ever, has offered him a position in
Is not the proscription that the ley “ or you will learn nothing."
M»r
I
W
Whitlow
of
Pendleton
Huxley, in these words gave the
the office
white race puts upon the colored
meaning of radical He is the indi arrived Sunday to -tay until Sept
Mr Harrington, • while very busi
The Advocate columns are open race is enough for it to bear, with vidual
ember
first.
who is satisfied with nothing
ness like ami firm in his ruling, was
our own people piling on more
for your news. There is no charge out When
Mrs
I.
Rraags.
Mrs
Bertha
Me-
le-s
than
the
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T
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always kind and considerate of his
colored people cease playing
for regular news items.
traitors to thei own race, they will THE FACTS. The radical will not Bain. Miss Erma Mellain and Her employees
• • •
bert
Burke,
gave
a
Beach
party
at
accept,
bunk,
ignorance.
supersti
Phone Broadway 5807 or call at 312 command more respect and consid
tion nor intellectual swill and swash Gearhart last Wednesday The even
I.ouis
Alexander,
now heads the
Macleay Bldg, if you wish to »ubacribe eration from the white race.
no matter from what source it ing was spent in dancing, singing boys of the Seward
for The Advocate.
Delicious chili
comes, no matter how high or pow and tcling joke-
Roy Fuller, head-bellman, left his
The daily consumption of butter erful the authority
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The flndieal was served red hot from a large
in New York City is estimated at sees no reason why he should ac pot. Then ice cream and cake! ..yum post to fill .XI Striplru's place as
porter.
Excluding the 50/100.000 or more more than half a million pounds
cept in toto the word of Judge Gary yum, yum, what a feast! Those pre-
Robert Gillmorc is now bell-hop
dark inhabitants of India, the Negro
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-ent were: Mesdames Duke, Porter,
because
he
is
a
"big
map
",
the
word
race numbers about 150,000,000.
TOO MUCH EXTRAVAG AN CE of Mr Coolidge because he is pres Turner, Green, Harjo, Whitlow, E. I at the Seward
Bruce Porter has taken Troy Bow
ident. the opinion of Dr E'osdick Dukes, Reed. Badger, Simms, Rhine, les' place on the Cornelius bell stand
Morrow, Braggs and McHain; Mix
W H A T THE CHURCH MUST DO
T oo many- colored people are af because he is a great preacher.
The opinions of all men. conser es Graialle and McRain and Messrs.
flicted with a peculiar malady,- an
BEND OREGON NEWS
There is so much criticism of the unquenchable craving for the luxur vative. liberal, reactionary and ra Turner, Rivers, Bollen and Burke
(By R C. Cameron)
dical tnu-t stand the test of the or There were eight children present
younger generation from the public, ies of life.
Mesdaes Duke, Porter, Alexandria
There was a time when, if we had deal by intellectual fire
the press, and particularly from the
Master Oscar Johnson of Cort
pulpit, that the people are led to a good home, plenty to eat and to There are few whites and — unfor and Suts enjoyed a hike to Tilla land
is visiting Mrs S. Combs He
believe that the young people are on wear, and means of simple recreation tunately — proportionately A w r r mook Head
Attorney and Mrs T J Minor reports a wonderful time fishing
their way to perdition, and nothing and enjoyment, we were contented Negroes who care for this sort of
and happy.- buf'dem days is gone ordeal. This is what makes one s accompanied by Mrs. Adah McGill and bathing
can be done to check their speed
Henry Burton motored to East
heart sick; to hear some black man Mrs. A H. Morrow and Mary lane
Preachers berate the tendencies forever".
The more luxuries we get. the with the heel of the whole world attended the auto races at Gearhart, l ake Sunday in his new Buiek car
and actions o f the youth of today,
declaring that they are wasting their more we want. We never have enough on his throat — gasping out the Sunday. All lost their bets,so Mary which looks mighty swell
The colored people of Bend feel
the
time and energies in riotous living and we are never satisfied If our word. "Radical" with all the fervor Jane the stake holder kept
very much pleased with the action
and upon things that arc not worth neighbor has a car. we long for one of a Romanoff, a Georgia cracker change
Betty Iran Morrow who ha» been of the City Council by havin some
while. Loud “ »mens" greet such ser just a little better; if he buys a beau canipmeeting preacher or a West
quite ill fur tbc pa»! week is much humiliating signs removed from res
mons and those who hear them go tiful home. Bill and Mary want one Virginia coal operator.
taurant windows
The Negro does this sort of improved
forth telling of the wonderful tirade of granduer and magnificence If
K C Cameron left for Kansas City,
The boat house at Sunflower
the minister made in the condemna Mrs Smith is at the head of the thing because he is still a slave
M o, last week on business. While
tion of the pleasure mad youth. But social world. Mrs. Jones is not sat Hi- body is free but his nund is in camp, was the «erne of a merry there
lie will visit with old friends
1 he evening was
thralldom to a
mass
o( bunk party Saturday.
what's the result of such a sermon’ isfied until she supplants her
If one is looked upon as a leader, and tummyrot shot at him by whites spent singing and dancing, delicious and relatives.
It is sotm forgotten and put away
on a back shelf of the mind to be a dozen others will aspire to displace and blacks who profit financially -efreshments made by some of the
Hry! come on, let's go on that ex
brought out again, perhaps, the next him An abundance of the necessities therefrom This white bunk and best caterers of Portland, were ser-
of life is not enough We must have black bunk keep the ma-s of Ne 1 ved Also clam chowder and crabs cursion given by Dahlia Tempt«
Sunday.
cooked
by
Mrs.
Thelma
Flowers
IG N ORAN T
TO W A RD S
Since there is no excuse for this the luxuries, both for our pleasures groes
After the party, all took an early
and IN EFFICIE N T PAUPERS
waste of life, no apology can be off- and to outshine other people
At Seaside, Oregon
ored for the loss o f health and en varied that no man or woman has ev . He gets it on Sunday from nine morning view of the Ocean.
Mr David Gunn and family spent
ty per cent of his ministers; he gets
ergy through this reckless pursuit er been known to reach the end
The Sunflower Furnished Cottages
Many people forego the necessities it on Monday front ninety-nine per Wednesday on th. Beach.
of happiness. But a more sensible
Mr*. Sim» of Yakima. Washing
and
course of admonition can be pur of life in order to bask in the lime cent of his white employers; he gets
sued by those who so clearly see light of luxury The result is hard it around election time front ninety ton.who has been spending the Sum
Furnished Housekeeping Tents
mer
at
Seaside,
moved
to
Gearhart
the need o f improvement in the ac times, debts, want, sickness and then nine and one half per cent of the
Furnished teats—(J.00 and up per
white and black political beggars for the remainder of the season.
death ends it all.
tions of the modrn girl and boy
J. W. Curry and A. H. Morrow week.
and stool pigeons who conte, often
Let us learn from other races, for
joined the merry party of Brothers
Swiugs, croquet grounds and fish
they too, are suffering from the same
Now that our doctors and under for the first time, into hi» neighbor
apparent carelessness of their youth. takers have formed state and nation hood to tell him that the G. O. P. is on Clatsop Beach, Sunday afternoon. ing within a hundred feet of the door
his
rock
and
his
salvation
He
gets
They, too, preach against what they al organizations, it's time for the
Write or phone J. W. CURRY. *107
are pleased to call the deplorable mourners to do a little organization it most any time from the horde Williams Avenue Y.W.C.A.
North 14th St., Portland, Oregon.
of lecturers, uplifters. race leaders,
tendencies of the age, but they go a work.
pulpit orators that arc always will
Broadway 1541.
step further and provide amusements
Miss
Margie
Danlry
left
Wednes
ing to hand out advice on race pro
and businesses of a constructive na
China, today is the chief source gress at fity cents per head or sal day to attend the Business and In
ture for the employment of
the
dustrial girls conference at Gear
minds and hands of their youth, to of supply for eggs and egg products. vation af ten dollars per rally
hart, Ore. Miss Danley has been in
As for me. I AM A R AD ICA L!
take the place of the socalled deplor Last year she exported about 100,000,
vited to conduct the race relations
HAVE BETTER HAIR
able conditions. In this way
our 000 dozens of eggs after filling her
discussions.
EVERTM0Y LIKES TO LOOK THEIR RUT
domestic demands
youth, too, can be saved.
The Grade School Reserves will
W IL L
ONOO M ID
DOINGS OF TH E ELKS meet
It certainly stands to reason that
HAIR A DD« A G R E A T
on Saturday at J o'clock Each
D I A L TO P E R S O N A L
preaching alone cannot solve the
Two building and loan associations
girl is asked ti bring a piece of fan
APPEARANCI
BY
problem,- there must be some attrac controlled by Negroes, and with a
A hot time is promised at the cy work or material for a small
USING F O R D S HAIR
tive substitute for the things consid capital of (225,000 are doing business Convention at Richmond, with J garment which she wishes to make.
POM A D I AN D PO R D 'S
HAIR
ITRAIGHTIN-
ered degrading Men and women, in the State of West Virginia.
I-'inley Wilson, G. E. R fighting for
The Women's Auxiliary of the
IN G A N D S H A M P O O
boys and girls, as a general rule
re-election and with Steel and Wat P. P B. A held it's meeting at the
COMBS. STUBBORN.
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adhere to the most interesting and
kins lined up against hitn.
MARSH.
SNARLY
B
The home of the late Senator Bob Wilsontnay be re-elected, bnt the pre branch, Monday evening.
UNRULY
HAIR
BC-
beneficial things in life, they will not
Miss Plena Jackson will be hos
COM ES
SO PTIR.
LaE'ollette,
near
Madison,
\Vis.,
is
be divorced from their own way of
diction is that he will not
STR A IG H TIR
MORS
tess at a birthday party, honoring
seking these things, unlecs some one being discussed in view^jif conver
PLIAB LS. A N O EASIER TO D R I B S ANO
The boosting committee of Rose Alvin Miller, Saturday evening
ting
it
into
a
national
snrine
after
P U T U P IN A N Y S T Y L E T N I L I N G T M
suggests other means as good or bet
City lodge of F.lks is working hard
Mrs I.eslic of San F’rancisco, Cal.,
W ILL
PERMIT
EXCELLENT
FOR
ter than the ones they are to leave the fa-hion of Mount Vernon Such to make the Labor Day Ball a big was a plea-ant caller at the "Y " on
ALLAYING
DANDRUFF
AND
LOCAL
an act would be a splendid tribute success.
behind.
S CA LP TROUBLES,
Saturday. She arrived in the city
Our youth are no different from to the memory of that great man.
far Sat* I t Orsnlsti * Dsalsrs Is TsUst Arfdst
Marion Young
perhaps one of Friday evening from Seattle and
the youth of the other races. They
Is w ri im |«t IS» p m a » F « ft . B m I h im W W i S t
the youngest F.lks in captivity, road left Monday for the East.
T H E O Z O N IZ ED O X M A H N O « CO
»re neither depraved nor perverted-
The old line Republican party the Folk's goat Wednesday night.
W ARSAW
ILLIN O IS
just normal hvman beings with very leaders in Wisconson have sworn to Take it from me , that boy is sonier
In*tar s Sssi WS m M a u i u n i » • W
Mrs.
Mack
Stanfield
who
has
been
active minds that must be entertain fight the election of young BoB I.a- rider
mi tmJUtm. It Istnr.
visiting in I os Angeles, Cat., was
ed.
Follette for the office of U. S. Sen
"Bill” Webb is spending a week
W e must make opportunities for ator. If little Bob has the stuff in or ten days with J. A. Neelv. ano royally entertained at a brilliant
luncheon at the beautiful home of her
the employment of our young peo him that his daddy had there is no- ther "Bill" at Bull Run.
NOTICE
hostess, Mr* X. Hill Mrs Stanfield
ple in some constructive way and thinmg that he likes better than
before returning to Portland, will
they will respond as readily and as more fighting.
attend the conclave of the K of P.’s
Regular meetings of the Port
which meets in Louisville, Ky.
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Stay off Labor Day, September 7. describes in detail the interior of the
Particulars later.—Adv.
big structure.
Stay off Labor Day, Sept.
7th -adv.
fley! route on, let’s go on that ex
cursion given by Dahlia Temple on
the boat SWAN on the 24th.adv
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