THE
THE ADVOCATE
THE A DVOCATE PRAISED
ADVOCATE
Seaside Notes
(By Lillian B
Morrow )
• •
Congratulations to my friends. The
Published every Saturday at
Cannadys.
The
twenty-second
year
Suite 313 313 Macleay Building. of the life of The Advocate means
Mr and Mrs Berry Tinsley and
Phone Broadway 5807.
something In the life of a newspa Mrs George Scott spent a very pleas
per, it means successful management, ant week at Sunflower Camp Wednes
day morning they went clam digging;
E. D. C A N N A D T ........... ___Editor in the life of The Advocate, it means Thursday, they motored to Cannon
devotion to ideals, which since 1 have
Manager
MRS E. D. C A N N A D Y
I Asberry accom
known the paper, has never lesssened Beach, Mrs N
Its editors have never forgotten panied them. Friday, clam digging
July 1, 1925, were 95,229 or a g a in of 2,4<>7
ADVOCATE AGENTS
that The Advocate is a torch hearer at Gearhart; Sunday was spent at
several
| for their people. They use its col- Seaview, W ash , visiting
« lk . Sanitary Barber Shop
during the first half of this veai%
| iimns for the message of brother points of interest including the
315 Flauder* Street
hood. tolerance and justice, not only world's Speedway, Light house at
North Head and Fort Columbia
tor their people, but for all alike
“ Have you a little Meter in your Home?"
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
It is not an easy task to preach Monday morning was spent clam
Per Year ---------------------------------
! tolerance when in this "land of the digging They left in the afternoon
Gas piping FREE from streetmain into your
S ib M onth*------------------------------J-50 tree and the home of the brave," our for Portland
Mrs. Pave Gunn and Mrs. U. S
Three M onth*---------------------------100 : black men and women are sacrificed
Rasement 1
Payable in advance
to the hate and cruelty of the white Herd visited Sunflower Camp W ed
They were the dinner
Entered at the Po*toffice at Portland. i race; it is not easy tv' preach love and nesday.
Oregon, a* *econd-cla»» matter
I kindliness under the weary petti- guests of Mr and Mrs. Tinsley and
nv-'Ses of social ostracism which we Mrs Scott.
Mr and Mrs F. P Ashcraft. Mrs
I >»hitc people do not hestitate to prac-
IM PORTANT!
J K Martin; Mr and Mrs. Jasper
All communications for publica ! nee against our black neighbaor*. It Williams and George Scott motored
j hurts
to find
Christian
institu
tion or otherwise should be ad tions drawing line* of fellowship down Thursday forenoon, arriving
dressed to The Advocate Publish ; against our children of the darker just in time to go clamming with
Through
all these trials Mr and Mrs Tinsley and Mrs Scott
in f Company, Suite 312-313 Mae- | skin.
at Gearhart.
The afternoon was
leay Building. Portland. Oregon. and may more. The Advocate has spent bathing at Clatsop beach They ' j.
i «asco Hut liuik:
5th and Alder
MA
kept its columns free rotn bitterness
Advertiaing rates msde known and rancour. It has "kept its eye left in the evening for Portland.
Mrs. Pave Gunn and daughter spent
on application.
single," true as the standard hearer
last week at Gearhart. They were
of its race.
"Don't ask for right*. Take them.
It is something to be able to ar guests of Mr. and Mrs. W S Bad
An don't let anny wan give them to rive at ones twenty-second anniver- ger.
Mrs. I. A Wisdsn spent the week-
ft. A right that is handed to ye ft versarv with a clean record, and to
nawthin' ha* somethin' the matter with he able to keep even in the financial -nd at Sunflower Camp
Mrs. Phil Reynolds and sons. Jack.
it."—Mr Dooley.
stress without the selling out that
seems to be the universal practice of \\ alter and Robert, arrived at Sun
flower Camp last Fridaverening .
"They have right* who dare main our publications.
Messrs. Johnson anti Brown
of
When one reads editorials that are
tain them"—Jame* Ruaaell Lowell.
at variance with the ideals of the edi Longview, Wash , motored to Sea- j
side,
visited
several
points
of
interest,
I
LESSONS T H A T HURT AND tors of a newspaper, is it any wonder including Sunflower Camp
that its influence goes for naught ?
HELP
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When one reads perversions of truth
in one's newspaper, is it any wonder
Invitations have been received by
In Memphis. Tennessee, a few days that a general distrust is engendered
ago, Andrew Jordan. 50 year old color against the most powerful influence friends in Portland to the wedding
of
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Koont* to
ed switchman, suffered the misfortune over the public mind, the public
Presley Winfield The bride lives
to have h,< right arm and leg cut off press ?
with her mother, Mrs R E. Johnson
while in the discharge of duty. Al
So let me repeat that it has been no
FOR MEN, W OMEN AND
though two ambulances were sum small «ask that The Advocate has in Chicago, where the ceremony took
moned both refused to move him for faced so successfully; to have carried place, and the groom a well known
CHILDREN
ARE HERE. MAY
treatment, and when the_ colored am its leaderhip for twenty-two years Oakland, California man The happy
couple
will
be
home
at
861
37th
St..
W
E
SHOW
THEM
TO YOU?
bulance arrived, the unfortunate vic without dimming its light. I am
Oakland, California, after September
tim had bled to death.
proud that I am on its friendship 15th.
There is absolutely no apology calendar.
o
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that can be made for such an instance
M ILLIE R TRU M BU LL
Mr*. S. B. Porter received a tele-
of cruel and inhuman treatment, an
MAY W E OPEN A CHARGE
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, gram announcing the death of her
act of neglect and indifference on the
A
C
C O U N T FOR YOU, T H A T
sister.
Mrs
George
Gray
of
Syra
H OTEL NOTES
part of those who refused to give aid
cuse, N Y Mrs. Gray leaves to
to a fellow human in great suffering,
YOU
CAN A V A IL YOURSELF
mourn their loss, a loving husband,
that is hardly conceivable in the light
C.
W
.
Howe,
waiter
at
The
Port
OF
OUR
SM ALL PAYM ENT
five
sisters
and
three
brothers
Sis
of present day civilization. It not
only casts a blot on the city and state land for a number o f years, and one ters: Mrs. Sidney B Porter, Mrs.
PLAN?
in which it occurred hut the whole of the leaders in St. Philips Mission, George Gardner. Mrs Horace Duke,
Southland—where it is apparent that will leave Saturday for Seattle. Later Mrs. Roy Hilbert, all of Portland,
greater and more sincere efforts are he will return to Potland, thence to Mrs. Charles Hughes, Edward D
being put forth bv the \N hites to ac Brooklyn, N Y. on hoard the steam Pierce. James M Pierce of Cincinnati,
cord the Negro better treatm ent- er, H F. Alexander His stay in the Oho; William H Pierce of Chicago,
and other relatives and many friends
must suffer from the citation of this Fast will be indefinite.
Al Striplen. employed by the Pull Charles Hughes and Mrs James
deplorable occurence by the hostile
man
Company,
was
a
visitor
at
The
Pierce of Cincinnati attended
and misinformed as being typical ot
the attitude of the entire south toward Seward, Sunday, where he was a wel funeral in Syracuse
come
guest
to
every
one
the brother in black.
Louis Alexander, Seward hop, is off
Think of it: "Tom Lee, illiterate
Mrs. Zulu Lowe filed suit Tuesday
but heroic colored man of Tennessee for the week to have his tonsils remo for a divorce from her husband, John
ved.
saves lives of 32 white persons from
Lowe, charging cruelty. The couple
Our old stand-by. Harry Cage, is were married in Vancouver, Wash.,
drowning, in the same state where
back
with
us
again,
having
taken
the
white ambulances refuse to render
seven years ago.
aid to a colored man mortally wound place of Chapman on the stand, who
was
fired
for
various
reasons.
ed, and where the teaching of mod
An Advance Showing of
We the boys are rather jovial as Williams Avenue Y.W.C.A.
ernism is prohibited by legislation
vacations
are
quite
the
past-time
at
What a choice morsel for those who
doubt the sincerity of white friends ! present.
Mrs C. A. Jenkins presented the
in this secton that they are the Neg
children in the playlet, “ King Tut and
ros best friends." What matters it
An Extension Course in Home E co the Shepherd," Wednesday evening
that there
are
numerous
cities nomics and agriculture given by the for the benefit of the Branch build- 1
At Attractively Moderate Prices |
in the southland where such an occur State of Arkansas for the boys and i inK * u n “
Fur* are to be lavishly u*ed in the trimming of Milady's fall and win
ence could never happen? Or that this girls of that state Aug 25-27 was di-
ter garments and our splendid new stock them in in an abundnace of
rhe Grade School Reserves invite
instance has brought down criticism of rected by H C Rav and his wife al1 R,r,s interested in sewing or fancy
styles and widths, as well as all desirable shades. You’ll be fascinated by
leading white papers not only in Mary L. Rav. both employed by thè work' to mee* w,th th« m on Satur- their their beauty and delightfully pleased with our attractively moderate
Memphis, but throughout the South state. in Little Rock. Ark.
pnces. Particularly important are these special offerings in Fur Collars.
da>’ afternoon at 3 o'clock.
land? Nothing that can be said or
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Beginning Sept. 1st the Branch will
—Main Floor, Fancy Goods Section
done can remove this stain of in
be open from IÒ a. m. to 5 p m.
THE
EPISCOPAL
MISSION
humanity from the State of Tenn
Fur Collars in O p o s-* ,.
Fur Collars in Coney,.,
essee or the section of which she
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MORE A BO U T W EDDIN G
at each
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JÖ.V3 sum at each ........ $1*.“ »)
Services Sunday at eleven o'clock
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forms a part, but there is encourage
ment and consolation in the fact that will be conducted by Rev. Leafter ¿ umn|oa •[ a8ed u io j j panuijuoj
F.xeptionally fine Opossum Fur
Beautiful Conyr Fur Collars,
there has been no condonation on the colored Episcopal minister of St Paul pink heart centered, ices, at the other
Collars, 8 inches wide and 27 inches
lined and ready to sew on your
part of the leading citizens of Mem Minnesota. Efforts are being made to end of the attractive table.
long, lined and ready to sew on
They come 8 inches
phis; and no doubt in spite of the have the minister accept the pastorate
Magnificicnt bunches of golden rod j gorment.
your garment. They
come in
tragedy of it ail. Memphis has of St. Philips, permanently.
' adorned the walls and corners of the , wide and 27 inches long Shown
stone marten, fitch, black racoon
in btark, brown, kit and blue fox.
learned a helpful lesson, although it
rooms. Directly opposite the table
and natural Sperjal at $12.95.
Especially undervalued at $6.95.
was costly on the part of Andrew
was the three-tier Wedding Cake also
Jordan who died the victim-of custom DOINGS OF° THE ELKS j the gift of Mrs. Owen Blazier The
Just Received an Importation of
and circumstances that will perhaps
delicous refreshments were served by
obtain no more throughout that city.
Armistice Walton, caretaker on the Mesdames Jerome Harris.Gracc Scott
— Charleston Messenger.
St Louis Elks base ball team, drop i Jackson, W P Lomax, Esther Aiken,
ped dead last Saturday a week ago. .and Mary Bettis Mrs. Harris presided
Pay Your Subscription
The Philadelphia Elks' band, com over the punch-bowl and Mrs. Lomax
posed of 50 pieces, is making a tour received at the door. Mrs. Martha
A Rich, High Grade Ma- ^ _ f t f *
Ii you have severe headaches, of the country and it might be that Simpson prepared the delicious re- '
the Pacific coast will be included in past and presided over the kitchen
terial for Dresses and Tun-
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dizziness and fainting spells, ac its
itinerary.
Little Miss Leonore Henderson I
companied by r h e u m a t i s m ,
dressed
the
bride's
hair.
Watch next week’s Advocate for
The bride was the receipent of a
cramps, lumbago and fits, its a the names o f the new oficers of the
A 36-inch width and a very fine quality of the new Velvet Brocade
large number of presents: Table lin- |
pretty good sign you are not well, Grand Lodge.
Dahlia Temple’* Boat Excursion en, Mr. and Mrs John E. Blazier; I Georgettes, especially adapted for dresses and tunics. Comes in neat de
and are liable to “ croak” at any held
on the Swan Monday, the 24th, linen towels, Mrs. B. J. Fuller; irri- i signs in black, red and blark, grey and copcn, tan and brown, brick and
copen, cocoa, turquoise, white, etc.
time. So pay your subeription to was a very enjoyable affair.
descent mayonnaise bowl, Mr. and
Mrs. George H. W : kins of Seattle;
The Advocate so you can meet
;incn hand embroidered towels, Mr
old St. Peter with a clear con
Stay off Labor Day, Sept. ¡and Mrs E, D. Cannady; silver olive I
science. Besides make yourself
spoon, Miss Margie Danley; rose sa-I
good for a flattering obituary.
7th -adv.
1 tin handkerchief and tie holder, Mrs
j J. E. Blazier; large bottle of perfume, ,
Owl Drug Store; hand made pillow'
leases, Mrs. Lottie De Journette; six I
linen napkins, E W. Rutherford; two
| sheets, Mrs. Penney; four sheets, Mr
Hall for rent at E. 28th and
A REAL BUY
and Mrs. Jerome Harris; silver pie Alberta Sts., equipped for parties,
hfXe r a lS fe ^ .
knife, Mr and Mrs V. E Keene and dances or organizations. Call Gar-4
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. R F I field 0948. Dave Bradley, 1020 E.
Must sell at once my beautiful
| Morrison; silver pearl handle berrie 27th St. North.-adv,
8-room modern house in Rose City
spoon, Mrs. C. A Ritter; bath towels, ;
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Park. Call Broadway 5807.-adv.
Mr and Mrs. Geo. W. Brown; hand !
NOTICE
¡made guest towels, Mrs, Geo. H Hoi- I
liday; guest towels, Mr and Mrs.
John Davis; pillow cases, Mr. and j
/ A i l l e r and'ÍRACEY
Regular meetings of the Port
Mrs. G. N. White; bath towel, Mr
k" Independent Furierai D i r ee tora
land
Branch
of the National As- .
and Mrs. S. W. Smith; electric grille, I
,
w "
Wanhmq*m St bt1 twb tndntí
cz Manhandia« rfc/M «H t Only”
Mesdames J H Jackson and E. Mo- 1 aociation for the advancement of
Phont-B r o « d » i y 26*1
ten of Kansas City, Mo ; silver cheese Colored People held every second
plate, Mr. and tin.
Mrs. W. P Lomax;
Monday
Monday evening
evening at Bethel A. M
L
electric toaster, Mrs. Bert Turner,
E. Church, Larratec and McMillen
BARGAIN
;
Mrs
Catherine
Gray,
Mrs.
Edythe
Room* for rent, furnished or unfur
i Williams and Mrs. E. A W est; sil- | streets,
nished. 720 Union Ave. N. Call Sell-
BASEMENT
ver platter, Mesdames M Simpson,
LEE ANDERSON. See’y.
wood 3272.—Adv.
I Cora Coffee, Clara Bell, Louise Tho-
J. A. E W IN G , Pré«.
mas, I.eonore Henderson, S Golden,
Zella Brown, Lena Green, Ida Collins,
Lena Bowers, Fanny Crosby, Grace ! For rent furnished rooms heated
H. F. Wagner
E. R. Chappell
NEW FALL
Scott Jackson and Blanche Brown; and with use of kitchen. 10 minutes
PATBONIZK TOUR A D V ERTISER*
S IX T H & 0 LIS AN STREETS
silver platter, 'Mesdames Ella Smith, walk across Broadway bridge to the
COATS
Richard Warren Peek and Ida Gallo-i Union depot. Phone Walnut 5722. ad.
PORTLAND, ORE.
$28
way; linen table cloth and napkins,
Mesdaes Nimrod Jackson, John Cuie i Stay off Labor Day, September 7th.
90 per cent are Fur Trimmed
and M. Lewis; vase, Mesdames Win
H. Rutherford and G. W.Kinny.
At Seaside, Oregon
'
Total G as Meters
i
COMPLIMENTS
OF
r Portland
oruanc G as & C ok e C o.
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POW ER CO.
Portland, Oregon
Advance
Fall Styles
Luxurious Fur Trimmings
V elvet Brocade Georgettes
AUSPLUND DRUG
STORE
CHAPPELL’S
Flower Shop
THE BEST P 0 3 LESS
Main 6116
331 Morrison S t
Portland, Ore.
Q U A L IT Y
SH IR T S and C A P S
T o Individual Measure
Spring Chicken
served
Saturday and Sunday
as long us they last
N. W . Bank BalMlna
Suits
BAKED HAM
Tailored
Every day
With Potato Salad
to
Saturdays and Sundays
Measure
L. 0 . AD KIN S
SS* TIBBET8 STREET
a jjj m
f
I lid . W
104 Fourth St.
Phone Sellwood 3708
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
Shirts $1.25 up; Cape $2.85
The Sunflower Furnished Cottages
and
Furnished Housekeeping Tent»
Furnished tents—$3.00 and up per
week.
Swings, croquet grounds and fiah-
ing within a hundred feet of the door.
Write or phone J W. CURRY, 107
North 14th St., Portland, Oregon.
Broadway 1541.
Never have you seen such
luxuriously beautiful
fall coats at this amazingly
low price so early in the season.
All the season's latest colors, .
styles and materials. All
fully Lined. Do not miss
this Event.
THE CONTINUED SUCCESS OF
TH E ADVOCATE
TH E FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Portland, Oregon
T w o W eeks Before School
After another two weeks
your child will tome
home from school happy and contented; or he will
be tired out and irritable
There must be a reason—
be sure about his eyes.
STAPLES
The Jeweler-Optician
266 M ORRISON—366 ALDER
Between Third and Fourth Streets.
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f o r S e ri> ice
Through the Experiment Station, the Extension Service,
and Resident Instruction
Oregon Agricultural College
Serves the Farms, the Homes, and Industries of Oregon
It offers a college education in
Agriculture, Commerce, Engineering, Forestry, Home Economics, Mines,
Pharmacy, Vocational Education, Chemical Engineering
Military Science and Tactics
The School of BASIC ARTS AND SCIENCES provides the
.
foundation for alt lechniral courses The training includes
Physical Education, Industrial Journalism, Social Sciences,
and Music.
Fall Term Begins September 21, 1925
For illustrated booklets and specific information, write to
The Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis, Oregon
The Universal Negro Improvement
Association, No. 391, Portland, Ore.
Every Sunday Afternoon at 3:30 P. M.
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E. First and Schuyler Streets
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