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THE ADVOCATE Mrs Mrs Published erery Saturday at Mrs. Mrs Suite 312-313 Macleay Building. ■ A \\ Phone Broadway 5807. S T H E A D VO C A TE E. D. C A N N A D T MKS. E. D. C A N N A D Y Editor Manager \\ E Austin. W. K Smith, Alice M Hand-aker Clara Bell. \\ isdoni, Curry, Smith. si oo $ iw 1 A P R O C L A M A T IO N ! :i 00 P E O P L E A S K E D T O G IV E ! ¡I 0t> THANKS $100, ! II ft) : II f t ) 1 Bv The President Oí The United States OÍ Aermica II ft) j W E LL KNOW N PHOTOGRAPH KR E N T E R S L A S T L O N G R E S T : il 00 ! MRS. A S H K R R Y 'S AD D R E S S (1 ontmued from pane «lie ) service in the United States mainly tor colored people: I he National As sociation for the Advancement of Col ored Peonlc and the National Asso ciation of C olored Women Liberia may need our protection and fl»«i«- tancc W e must >tand ready to co operate • The la»l but not the IcaU of oppor tunities, 1« the opportunity to love Hu world i« «ufferinK today for lack of love Love i> tin greatest thing in the world It 1» God Love 1» the (low er that link« the heart« of the human family together You remember lh.it the greatest Teacher that the world ever had, taught the principle« of love Mt wa« tin \ \l HASS.\DOR I \ I K \OKIM N \ KY from a far olf country Me came for the expre*« purpose of bringing that nic««<agc After he went away, there wa« one who followed in His 'footstep«, and he «aid " I f l have faith, so as to remove mountain», hut have not hive, 1 am nothing And it 1 bestow ali mv good* to feed the poor, and if I give my body to be burned, but have not love, it profit* eth me nothing l.ovc iulfereth long and ix kind l.mty envicth n o t " Mv friend« permit me to »lin n»» a mo ment. I could write a book on that word, "envy” Fnvv t> the canker that in eat mg the heart out of our race O. let U' be too big to envy one another. There in implanted within each and every one ol ti> a talent, w hich if a ul fixated would be a ' great a« any. The Father hath not «aid which talent in the greatest l e t each be content to do the thing that she in allotted to do If it is to be mother«, what could be more ennobling than to give to the- world splendid sons and daughter« No stream can rise higher than »I n source ’The world must have coura geous men and women to work for it« redemption, if it in to endure Or i! oui* profession is to be a teach cr. just be all aud learn all that it 1« possible for her to assimilate Or still, if vve arc gifted with the talent for mu sic- and we are told that mu»u hath charms to soothe the savage breast,- give to the world the best composi tion,- a composition that will live I throughout all ages ( >r if we are to I be leaders, qualify along these lines, and lead «tumbling humanity out of darkness Let us never give up, tho' martyrdom stare» us in the face O, we dt» thank liod for the noble men and women who have sacrificed their lives upon the altar of service and leadership Their examples have been beacon lights, which have illuminated our pathways of life Where would this old sinful world be today, with out the illustrious martyr«? How dear to our hearts is the memory of John Hrown! W e nerd more leader« like lohn Hrown, like Frederick Douglass, like Sojotirnn Truth ami like Mary H Talbert Leaders who have the rang« of vision to see opportunities, and to point them out to tottering mankind These characters were men and wo men who understood what Shakes peare meant when he said: "There 1« a tide in the affairs of men which when taken at the flood, leads on to fortune". Let us go back to love "l.ovc vaunteth not itself, is not puff'd up Doth not behave unseemly Seeketh not its own. 1« not provoked; taketh not account of evil "Kejoiccth not n unrighteousness, but rejoiceth with truth. Love bcareth alt thing«. Fndurcth al things Love never faileth “ Now abideth faith, hope and Love These tfiree, and the greatest of these is Love." Mv friends, let iis remember these Truth' 1 hfcsc golden opportunities The opportunity to visuah/e The op portunity to organize The oportuni- tv tt» ndustriali/c The opportunity to educate. The opportunity to serve and the opportunity to love Then resolve and affirm: I CAN? 1 W IL L ? I SHALL? The end. : il f t ) ! The season approaches when, in ac- 1 ¡1 00 i ,-ordanee w ith a long e'tabli'hed and ---- -- ------------------------- .--------------- Mr. \\ It Rose. III ft' respected custom, a da\ i' set apart \V C Becton, ADVOCATE A0ENT8 III ft) ! to give thanks to Mmightv liod for George Holliday, Elks Sanitary Barber Shop 50 the manifold b lc "itiK ' which His gra Mrs. Fd Woods, 50 eious and benevolent providence has Henry Lawrence. 316 Flandern Street 50 bestowed upon u> a ' a nation and as A Friend, ¿5 individual- Mrs I McArthur, S U B S C R IP T IO N R ATES $140 SO \) r have been brought with -atvtv Per Year $¿ 50 Total. Those w ho wish to make additional and honor through another year and Six Months ............ ................. 1 M donations titav do so through the fol- through the generosity of nature. He Thre» Months ------------------------ L00 lowing source«: Holliday Barbershop. has blc'sed us with resources whose Payable in advance 125 N tuh St; The \dvocote Pub. Co potentiality in wealth is almost incal Entered at the Postoffice at Portland. m j K . g V Grayson culable; we are at peace at home and Oregon, as second class matter g ,- th . N . Trias . 1 \ Ft* abroad; our harvests and our indus 1. C tries have been rteh in productivity; ------------------------------------------ mit. Pres . te»22-94th St . S E our commerce spreads over the whole \ndi '.in. 1200 l'nion tve . V . Sec All communications for publica Miss Maritic Datilo. Y W. U A 274 i world, and labor has been well re- I warded for its remunerative service Tillamook St tion or otherwise should be ad \s we have groan and prospered dreaaed to The Advocate Publish IF H E H A D S T O L E N $100.000 00 1 in material thing-, so also shoud we progress in moral and spiritual thing- tng Company, Suite 312-313 Mac We are a God-fearing people who leay Building. Portland. Oregon. \ few Ja\- ik. s i nuked up the -hould -et our -elves against evil and Advertising rates made known lollowmg news st. rv It was on the strive for righteousness in living,and .. • 1 front pane of one of America s great- observing the Golden Rule we should on a p p l i c a t i o n . _____________,,,( new spapers, "The New A .irk from our abundance, help and -erve T ' . , . .. _ . .. _ World W e reproduce it just a- it tho»« less fortunately placed W'c “ Don t ask for rights. l ake them | oari j -hould bow in gratitude to God for An don’t let anny wan give them to ¿ O L D T O L I T T L E F R IE N D S H- mam favors ye A right that is handed to ye f r Negro Leaves $100.000 to Help Those Now, therefore. 1. Calvin Coolidgc. cawthic’ has somethin' the matter with W ho Bought His Candy Pre-idcnt of the United States, do tt Mr. Dooley. 'When the will of John \\ Undcr- herebv -et apart Thursday, the twen hill, an aged Negro, owner of a two ty-sixth day of November next, as a "They have rights who dare main room shack, where he lived and 'old dav of general thank-giving and eandv to the school children, » o tiled prayer, and 1 recommend that on that tain them ''— James Russell Lowell. for probate in Movs l anding. N I. day the people -hall cease from their T H E CASE OF D O C T O R S W E E T yesterday, it was found he had an es daily work, and in their homes or in I S Bell » h o came to Portland in W H A T W I L L Y O U DO T O H E L P ? tate of more than $100.000 and that their accustomed place- of worship 10(W an,i remained here until a year he left it all to be used in helping the devoutly give thank- to the Almighty ago. dud in I o- Vngilc- on the 17th The National Association tor the school children. for the many and great blessings they The money was left to the local have received and to seek His guidance of October The cau-< of In- death, Advancement of Colored People has it i- -aid by tho-c wh- knew Inm best, always been found in the forefront in school board with the simple instruc that thev may deserve a continuance was due to grief over the divorce ami the defense of our race where unjust tions- ‘ Spend it so that the children of His’ favor remarriage of liis wife, formerly and unfair deals are given them, as in may enjoy the fruits of mv years of In witness whereof. I have hereunto Mi-- Kstrlla lackson of l.os \ngel- the case of Dr. O. H. Sweet of De labor.." set mv hand and eau-ed the seal of cs. who i- now married to a Hindu Underhill took the profits from his the United State- to be attixcd troit. Michigan who is being held, to- pop-corn vendor, and living in this gather with nine other colored men eandv bu-ine-- and made many lucks Done at the city- of Washington this city and Dr Sweet - wiie for defending Dr | real e-tate speculation-, but never oth dav of October, in the year ot our In addition to conducting a photo- Sweet's home agam-t a u.ob of 2.000, gaye up h s -hack, even when he wa Lord one thousand nine hundred and gallery in the Gondnnugh Bldg . for tt hite people a few weeks ago. *U*J**" . . . , twentv-five. and of the Independence a number of years. Mr B--I! worked a- Every colored man and woman, no 1 1 here used to be a time, which is of thi United States of \inerica the a waiter at The Portland He wa- well matter where they live must realize »}! too much the rule now-, when it a one hundred and fiftieth. liked and highly respected bv all who that th-is fight is their fight; that while Negro did any thing worth while, one — Calvin Coolidge knen him and expre-sions of sorrow- they may live theiusands of miles from ¡needed a microscope to discover it arc heard on all -td>- at hi- untimely Detroit, the same thing c< uld take I * n'»'h ere in the paper; and when he departure Peace be to hi- a-hc- STYLES HAVE CHANGED place here in Portland. Oregon. did find it. the account would be bun- For. whatever the Supreme Court ed tar on the inside It he snatched E N Î O I N K L A N M E E T I N G IN \ccording to the latc-t approved rules (if it goes that far. aud it will be a white woman - pocket-book though, P E N N Y S L Y A N IA SCHOOL carried to the end) will effect u- in ev- »11 the daily papers would give him styles, little bov- wear long pants and W e note erv village, town and city in the l S )he front page headline. A prouu- big bov- wear short pants Washington, l*a, Nov 6— - An in T Kinking people, black and white will nent colored man ot high financial voung-ters appearentlv not over four do all in their power to help the Na- standing once told u> ot having gone vear< old in long trousers just like junction was granted Thursday after their fathers used to wear and we see noon bv Judge Krwiu Cummins of the tional Association for the Advance- ,n*° imt' to see ,? ment of Colored People win this case U hr" interviewed, he told large tat men of fiftv being voung a- Washington County ( ourt, which pre But one is not sur vented tin ku klux klan holding a Do we want our homes itoned, bro- !” e ‘ editor that he would like galn m knickers. ken and bombed by mobs '- Do we >»*«> his name and a story into that prised to -ee anything these dav- meeting here Thursday m the audi High want to be afraid to allow our chil- paper W hereupon the lim e ' edi- We -aw a ladv fishing lately She torium of the Washington The klan held the dren to go upon the public streets? Do ' ^ ‘r, ^uniorousU said. All richt. Mr wore blue over-all- and suspenders School Building we want our men prevented from pro- Colored Gentleman, go out here ana We coulJ forgive the overalls but nut meeting in the Third United Presby the -uspenders. \\ e think she should terian Church, the auditorium wa- tecting their families and their homes? ***al somet nng. Do we want it so that a colored per- A change so exceptional in the pol have taken a sporting chance and left packed to capacity. off the suspenders. icy ot a newspaper naturally requires The injunction wa- based on the le son is not safe in his home if there At least we recognize the lea gal requirement that school property are those who do not want him to en- time dership which the New York World” be u ed only for school purposes The Heebie Jeebies Magazine, pub -joy it? O f course we do not The only way to prevent such a condition here is taking in bringing achievement to lished in Chicago, i- proving to be a ludgr Cummins cited a number of <>- or any where else is to help the N A its front page, even when a Negro is red-hot member in the journalistic pinions and -aid tha' lie did not see W e fraternity If any one doubts it, get how it could be con-trued that the A. C P. in its fight for ju-tice in the the author of that achievement are greatful for it Still we are in a copy and let him see if he doesn't klan meeting was in any wav con Dr. Sweet case. nected with the schi -I The Portland Branch of the N A clined ti a-'s. the question: If the same agree with us. A. C. P is receiving donations to send Negro had broken into a New York --------- 0--------- bank and stolen $100.000. instead of to the National office in New York I f Ford should bu. the rum fleet A NEW PAPER City. Clarance Darrow heads the list giving it for the education and enjoy as junk he would sen hi- country ment of school children— would not of well known Attorneys whom the The St Paul Echo, of St Paul Minn National Association has retained for even the "N ew York World” have NO TIC E made its initial bow to "the reading the defense. Let every one who be made it a front page headliner? — Chicago, Bee. public on Nov 7th It is a well got lieves in justice and fairplav and in the ten up journal and contains interesting --------- 0--------- Regular meetings of the Port right of a man to protect hi» horru and family give something to help the W K Newell who has been ap reading matter If its editor can keep land Branch of the National As cause. How much will you give’ Fol pointed to the office of deputy State UP 1 the -tandard already set, ht- will sociation for the advancement of lowing is a list of the donors to date: Prohibitionist, is a splendid type of make The Appeal, its competitor, hum Colored People held every second Mt Olivet Baptist Church, $23 60 man. and if the higher-ups and boot to keep up Monday evening at Mt. Olivet Bap Bethel A. M E Church. $151? leggers think he can be bribed or --------- O--------- tist Church. E. First & Schuyler Sts. Rose City Lodge of Elks, $10 00 bluffed, they "hate another thought M O VE’ BUT W HERE? HOW? coming ” Excelsior Lodge of Masons, $1000 I.EE A N D E R S O N . Sec y. Attorney John Manning, $1000 J. A. E W IN G , I*res. If. merely because of prejudice, a K. of P. Lodge. $5 00 P O LITIC S black tenant can be made to move out. Dahlia Temple of Dt. Flk-. $5 00 of a city block, upon that same theory Thomas Johnson. $5 00 Governor Al Smith of New York he can be made to move out of the Mrs. Thoma« Johnson, $5 00 his man. James Walker, over in Tues city, out of the state, out of the coun First A. M. E. Zion Church. $3 15 try, leaving naught but debris of that VV. D. Allen. $3 00 day's election for mayor. MORE A B O U T R H IN E L A N D E R S The K K K candidate for mayor time-honored principle that a man s George Moore $3 00 d Detroit went down to defeat in home is his castle. Visionary though W. H. Holliday. $1.25 tl V election |t may seem, this is just exactly what (t .inlinuol from pagr one) G. V. Grayson. $1.00 1 he Kepublican Party candidates could happen to every one of us who, "stanimring nut " E. D. Cannady, $100 J. A. Ewing. $1.00 in Indiana, were all winners with onlv like Samuel A Hrown. of Staten Is- "The Rhinelander millions, not Le !and \ Y . or Harry T Pratt, of onard s, but Philip Rhinelander’s are W. C. Holliday, $1 00 two exceptions .Marshall Dana, Journal I ditor, ha- Baltimore. Md . ax well a» countlcs- hack iof thi- move," Davis shouted Miss Margie Danlev, $1 00 "The defendant got in contact with Dr. and Mrs A M Cochrane $1.00 bi-en made a member ot the Board others, might <eek to extabli-h home- of Parole. in accordance with the individual ta-te a stammering nut and that's the one Mrs. Millie R Trumbull, $100 and de-ire of a man’- own choice reason why thev say you -hould re L. A. Goodwin, $1.00 MEN W A N T E D Thi- type of prejudice, just like the lease him from this girl This little Mrs. L. A. Goodwin. $1 00 bootlegging game, laugh- at both law girl seduced hi- father's boy, accord Prince J. E Blayechettai. $100 and alt the ethics of intelligent society ing to Rhinelander's counsel • Princess J. E. Blayechettai, SI 00 Over the archway of every door in In Detroit. Mich , another race riot "They say she led this youth to the T. E. Allen, $100 thi- country hangs this significant Mrs. A E. Holliday, $100 -ign. though not alway- visible. “ A "caused.” -ays the United (white) Hotel Marie Antoninete, Davis con tinued “ There Rhinelander began to James Braggs. $100 Man Wanted.” The world i- a l» ‘av- pre.--, by the moving of a black family get more intelligent He knew enough Albert Morton. $1 00 looking for men: men of character, into a w hite neighborhood ” Concur to sign as man and wife and because Mrs. R. C. Garnett. $1 00 men who are not for sale, men who rently. Brown received another notice . Hill, he remained with her for four or five Warren R Peek, $1 00 can not be swayed fromthe path of to . "move, . , out” . from . Castleton . days opposing counsel says you should J D. Lewis, $1.00 right by the shouts of the mob. men ,w , re he Nought, with h family, to release him enjoy the net return- of hi-hone-t toil J. F Ford. $100 I who_ are true to the core But should Presley Holliday. $1 00 j W e may not all be great in the eyes in the public service. "Judge Mills, Rhinelander's counsel W . P. Lomax. says -he admitted to Rhinelander she $1 OO of the world, but in His sight, we are Browne move, who car -av but that ■ had been the mistress of another man Edgar Williams, $1.00 j truly great if we do our duty. The he, and you and 1 might in year- -although thev say she deceived him Rev J. F. Moreland. $1 00 , world needs men. They are needed hence be asked to quit the only soil we've ever known. In order to appease E. W. Agee. "N o t cnougli that his son of wealth $1.00 in every avenue of life. the -acredncss o f the white man's W. H. Lewis, comes into an humble home and takc- $1 00 ---------o--------- this girl, but because jiapa gets cross Nimrod Jackson, c*„,. . 1 1 j . n e .. . world, ax prescribed by the bigots and $1 00 _______ Stay off date December 14. parUcu- the bourgeois " of America Mrs. W . P. Lomax. he drags her into the slirne to get rid !!$ 'U r 7 u te 7 of her.’’ This home problem of the black Mrs. Rosa Williams, I man. who seeks to select his own Davis then pointed to Mr- Jones, home-site, is the "Gettysburg" of the 1 mother of the defendant. Race's social endeavor; and like the „N ot content w ith dragging the girl Gettv-burg of Abraham I.incoln'- in the dirt, they want to drag this lady time goes to the heart of the Ameri with her." he said. _ WiUKXit a vtrîers- - » in t a i or c o ita l jvrx cxn eaubttab » W* tristo *« can question of whether a nation con Mrs. Rhinelander broke into sobs. ir S L . pu"*’ « D IS T IN C T IV E A N D C H A R M IN G ceived in liberty and dedicated to the "Never in my twrntv years at the proposition that all men are created legal bar," declared Davis, "have I ev This frock is developed in sheer equal can long endure. The black er listened to a more vicious and use silk crêpe, the front, round neck and W'; want men t i A wotrwn to r*-preMnt os. WooderfHlI I*] an Household v tw-« «Erect frn a factory man of America has lived and endured lessly cruel opening to the jury than short sleeves Ding lightly touched \ to D o ««. We i r o i d « ali IxutrucUo.ia and erjUaDment La- too long here amid America's joys that of fudge Mills yesterday. ! clu dn i autismo* If W rit* quick for offer with lace that reilceU the color of J A M ERICA N PRODUCTS CO., D«pt. 313R Clacfaaatf, Obi«. and sorrows from Gettysburg to Flan the crêpe. The pastel shades may be "The question now, gentlemen of ders Field to now be pushed and 1 used, or, if prefero-d, one may turn the jury, is this: Did the defendant kicked out of the block, out of the represent to the plaintiff before mar to the new greens that Paris is city, out of the state and out of the riage that she was pure white’' ” sponsoring. The diess is fashioned country There must be a stopping- --------- o---------- upon straight lines, with the panels off place somewhere, and it might as in circular effect. Medium size re FOR Y O U R L IB R A R Y well be in the block. Other wise, the quires 4 '/i yards 36-inch material. Pacific or th Atlantic ocean seems to Pictorial Review Printed Pattern Scott’s Official History of The be the safety zone of our ultimate des No 2677 Sizes, 16 to 20 years and tination Hence, it appears to be our American Negro in the W orld 34 to 48 wchcs buit. Price, 45 cents. move N O T T O M O V E and this W ar, by Emmett .J. Scott, A. M., GOES TOR ST A N T EN IS L A N D . I j L. I)., Hpecial asgistant to the sec B ALTIM O R E , D E T R O IT AND For Rent — Nice furnished rooms A N Y O T H E R L O C A L I T I E S whose to right couple or single parties., ten retary of war, can be purchased at guardians are too holy to observe the minutes from down town district. The Advocate office, 312 313 Mac simple sacredness of a man's home- Call evenings 349 Last 1st Street No. v * 2“ / A i l l e r a n d ’ÍRACEY leay Building, Aroadway 6807.— site, selected bv himself as a tribute a btdtfM'ndent Funvrat D i r e c t o r s Mrs. C. M. 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Daily Fashion Hint I OfferYou $100 aWeek Ford A u to G iven Free r Holliday Holliday Tonsorial Parlors Suits Tailored to Measure JM * William» Ave.. “Y" Note» YACUM A M ATRON HERE M rm liris o| i I h U r y i u l f lub o f ihr (tiri, Ki'xn \r » ili allelui ikc l'c iln x - liuti Party »1 H ill,b u m Suudav cv» Oli U , i Sumlay aflrrnuun, Mi Win Knlllbu s|tnkl- «111 "1 (Iinlitiillls ili tlu N iz r I-«41". iluriltK V«'»|»*r Mi*« Nrlliv l't»iiklin mule rei! » piMto * «l“ I br Blue Tri«nglr Club Ilici al Ihr homi- ni Mr, N Maini l »rr, tlu pr»»- tdrnt, fnr a «miai cvrning Krv I' l Dyer will l»v ibr xpvakri Inr Vr'p cix u rli Sunti«», N«>» 15 «I fjvr nTInvk Social hour » i l i fnlluw Mi- I I l'annoti «pnkr oli Ihr llnlt Lami, 1 bur , rvrning, Nuv IZìi» 'l'Ilo ll|(| U n s i l Itili Wlll bulli «Il Api un Bazaar \Vctlnr»ilnv cvrning, Nm IMth al ihr " V " «mi p r e m i Ihr l'hrst In Ihr lui kv girl in Itu- Mupr l ite*! cnnlc*t DOINGS OF THE ELKS ItiUoduciug i new Itili ti) thè Fort land bill' Nc\ M ordam i, pa»tor nf Xion \ NI I i timeli, who i» a meni» 1 Mr* I* (1 H loti hr 4 il w ho wa» in lh* cit\ »cvrral »lavs rrcrntly, visiting hcr ui»«*!'. 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Washington Rose t itv Lodge wdl hotel it» se lui a li linai elee ti oli ed office r» oli W ed ncsilav, Dcceinber Mth I hr election of tifficcr» ha» alwav» ber»» a v c r y c x * citing rvent ami thè C o r n in g election wdl be no exception to thè ride M rradv two meli are being urged to iiuk« thè rate f»*r thè office of I* R I II William», thè prese»»! rilettiti- hant, wdl, no doiibt, attemp to liold un to llie Lhair l’here wdl br no great conte»! for thè othrr offue», nauielv I eading Kutghl, Leeturing Knight, I ovai K m ghi aud thè «rveral minor place» Howevcr thè he » t thmg lltat cronici bappen, m thè Flk» lodge ami all oth- er lodge», woutd be lo le! thè office »rek thè man aud liuti let all haud» gel ili aud boost I ben our lotlgr» w olild »»it)li he alile tei do «oincthiug more than hdp (he «ick and hurv thè d e ad Muco Ilari»), thairmau of thè trus- ter Ibiard of Rose l IIV Lodge of Flk«, had fainting »peli» Mondav. and frll prostrate ut thè Street II i» thought not to he serìoU» ami that he wdl br oiit agam in a few dav» iWtluml» Orruun, Nuv 10, 1 M2S l«» I hr Editor ol l hr \ilvoratc - Havittu hern a«kr'l a» a candidate lor t ’ S Senator to declare tnysrlla» to iiiv »(and on law enforcement, and particular I v in regard to the liquor question, I welcome the opportunity to make mv position dear l he qur holt of a man » attitude on anv vital issue can best be answered aud made known bv referring to what ha» been done or accomplished bv him dtirittK hi» terni» of public office First and foremost ! have alwav» been in fax or of prohibition and dtim»; the five sessions that I served in the Iowa Stale Senate from I9U0 to ivtw I (irtffin. fornir captain in tbr I supported aud voted for all prohihi l'ortland Hotel dining room, »ailed hon measure«, and 1 am personalty in Thursday for the Orient, a» Purser favor of the observance and enforce on one of the Oriental steamer* ment of all laws li». Bellhop« »1 tbc Portland k in I hen when t was appointed t' S donned their W niter unform», but (Ite M ornn t-i Ma ika in 1WH, w t h l«*.« d #.» t that »evirai of them have grown quarters at Fairbanks. I found in lugger during the Summer their uni- that district .'KM saloon«, which were 1 form» make thru! look very keen open twenty-four hour« a dav and »ev I lie grill room at The Cortland wdl en days of the week aud a “ red-light" district in the* heart of the ( Ttv of i > 0(111 he converted into a l offer »hop HOTEL NOTES l air bank» comprising about six eitv blocks enclosed bv a sixteen foot plank stockade and vice aud gambling C O L O R E D M E N ROB B A N K rampant i he saloons in Alaska at that time were conducted under the The I ratrrnal Hank of I t Worth liquor license system and the saloons leva», a Colored institution, wa» rob dance halls aud house« of prostitution j bed on November -ftb at the point of were alt under the same roof, aud in guns in the hand» of two colored men the same hiuldiiiK Rv objecting to the who lined up Win M McDonald« tb# issuance of renewal of licenses | »uc- : president and four other employer« cerdrd in reducing the number of »a j and escaped with the funds, the a- loyns from .IKK to ‘>7. abolished the i mount of w hich wa» not given They dance halls, removed the saloons from were soon laptured and the money their proximity to the mines and se I recovered cured the abolition of the “ red light" district, following which the » t „ 4kadr was opened up and the unfortunate D U P L E X H O M E W I T H IN C O M E women moved out I also enforced Five room» rath »idr, Hardwood Sunday c I osiiik of all saloon« Dnc of the difficult condition« to floor» throughout, furnace and garage Strictly modern in every detail, just handle in Alaska was the bootle^Hci Must sell on account of who sold liquor to the Indians aud | finished Jtt.'sUO, $1,5<)U down, balance I touud it .iliiiost impossible to curb death 1071 Vernon Avenue, the sale of liquor to Indians under the «a» v term» Have a vacant lot in then existing law» a» it constituted near Alberta onl a misdemeanor, but upon my re same location, will binici a home to port and recommendation to th» A t 1 »mt clicpt $tiOO down balance like rent torney General at Washington. D < a law was passed by ( ongre»« making tin sale of liquor to Indians a felony and after securing several convictions aud the violatiTx sentenced to a term •** the Federal Penitentiary at Me Ned s Island, matter' wen decidedly V improved and I was able to cope with Gold* break in a day for tbc million* wh» the situation. I hrrefore, I am of the u*c Hill *. Hezdacbe and (ever »top. La decided opinion that if the people of Grippe checked. AH in a way au icbablc ' - on favoi tfu rt tt ntion ol th< Ifttb that drutfute guarantee rraulta Gold« art \nu ndment to tin I'nited States ( on too important to treat ui Icaarr ware. stitntion and the federal law> fn t the IMea Me enforcement of prohibition, as | j , r | All Jraciaea » ' i f ' » confident most pcoplee and law enfor cing offerrs do, and they want the law nbscrvfd as it should he, then we should put teeth into the law and C m Rad Boa w ith poavata make its violation a felony »<» that the professional moonshiners, bootleggers and illicit importers «if intoxicating Iquors could upon conviction be sent to the penitentiary a» that would cer- tainly put a stop to the flagran viola served -rins , *lf ,aw as vvr have today S A T U R D A Y and S U N D A Y I his plan ! favor to the extent that if and nominated and e lected to tin D S Senate I would introduce a Hilt pro RAKED HAM viding for the amendment of the law every day • making such violation« a felony With Potato Salad, Saturday« Respectfully yours, And Sunday« fames J. ( rosslev No Cold Fovtr hvadtche or grippe ** CASCARAj^QUININE CHILI CON CAKNE FOR R K N T R tne lights and hath Fast ,1808 adv wav* you« Call niimtinii m y * C O N F E C T IO N E R Y ay THE ADVOCATE 312 Mnrleny Bblg R IC H A R D SO N ’S evenings. BKoiulway m n Broadway and Everett Strreta 'I he Universal Negro Improvement Association, No. 391, Portland, Ore. Every Sunday Afternoon at 3:30 I*. M. MT. O U V E T B A P T IS T CH UR CH E. Kirnt nnd Schuyler Strctd« Interesting Program. You Are Welcome R. D. BIRD, Free. I. Z. T R II’LETT, Src. NEW GOLDEN WEST CAFE in the GOLDEN WEST HOTEL H O LID A Y A SMITH, Props Special Sunday Dinners Regular Meals Every Day OPEN A L L N IG H T AGENTS: % » Louis H. Strickland AUSPLUND DRUG STORE RASMUSSEN & CO PAINTS, DOORS AND GLASS Store and Office; 2nd nnd Taylor Sis.
