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W H A T YOU OW E IT SO WE.
TO° MAY_KNJOY XMAS
To |hc Advocmte Rc, Jcr, :
A D V O C A T E
P O LITICA L CHAT
hostelry
Besides having had a steam heating
A. E Clark a prominent local attor- plant installed a few weeks ago: he
; ney. has finally consented to enter the has just opened a snappy, strictly
, race for the Republican party noun modern Coffee Shoo, tastefully furn-
| ished in every detail
I nation for United States Senator
Chester Braidv, ex-hop at The Port
lay Upton of Bend. Oregon, a can
didate for Governor has lined up some land, narrowly escaped being killed
mighty live wires to handle his cam in a cai mishap in Chehalis Thursday
He realires now that he is too young
paign
A candidate on a wet platform re and dumb to try to make his wav out
gardless of party, is going to poll a into this treacherous world
lot of votes.
Attorney llu> Moser i> undecided
whether he will run for United States Williams Ave., “ Y " Notes
Senator or for Governor
The High School Reseries served a
Chili Supncr Friday evening at the
IT ’S 4lat ANNIVERSARY
Branch Proceeds from the -ale will
go to the Frances Gage Club
The Advocate congratulates the
The Giadr School Reserves will
Philadelphia Tribune on its 41st an sew all dav Saturday that their pack
niversary- w hich oeeured on the 5th of ages for the needy families may be
December The Tribune was founded ready bv Christmas.
iust that many years ago by the late
The Blue Triangle Club held its
Chris Perry and since that time it has meeting Friday evening Notice of
continued to keep in the front ranks the next meeting will bi' sent to the
of Race journals.
members.
We would certainly appreciate you
M A V * t O i ' K P B I V T t N U DO N* AT
who owe The Advocate money to
THE ADVOC ATE
come in the first of the week and set-
tic up your account We mutt have
912 Miolrzjr Bldg
hltuadway 5807
money to pav our creditors as each
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and every one oi them wants hisbu
FOR RENT
I siness cleared before the New Year
ADVOCATE AGENTS
| in order that he may begin the New
Elks Sanitary Barbar Shop
Two room apartments. 629*, First
Year aright. We, Too would like to
Street and 225 Sheridan St.. A. L.
315 Flanders Street
| enjoy the holiday season but we can-
Spcake. prop., phone Main 6605.
---- I nt unless you come in and settle with
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
I us Please, let us hear from you
Have you ordered your book of Ne
Per Y e a r .................................... $2 SO
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gro Spirituals?
1 50 THE JACKAL TRAILS THE LION
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Three M onth*.......... .............
Stay off New Year's Eve. Dahlia
Payable in advance
We have no acquaintanceship what
Temple has that date all day and at
Entered at the Pottoffice at Portland. ever with jackals and onlv a zoo-fa
night. Particulars later. Adv.
Oregon, a* second-class matter.
miliarity with lions. But we have
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heard it said that when the lion
roams the plains or forests and kills,
FOR RENT. Rooms with heat, cl«:
IM P O R T A N T !
the jackal trails along, maybe a dav
trie lights and bath i all evenings,
All communications for publica or even several days after the lion, and
Fast 3808—adv.
tion or otherwise should be ad- devour- those portions of the fallen
prey
which
the
strnger
beast
has
left.
dreaacd to Tha Advocate Publish
THE K K K AFTER ALICE
FOR SALK — HOUSES
Now, we do not mean to call
D O IN G S O F T H E E LK S
ing Company, Suite 312-313 Mae- ourself the lion, nor do we mean to
FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW . Two
The Florida K K K ha- been look
leay Building. Portland. Oregon. call the unfortunate creatures of whin
ing for Mrs Alice Kip Rhinelander, | On last Suntlai aftruoon at J o ' large bed-rooms, bath, fireplace, ce
Advertising rate* made known we shall now speak, jackals. But the hut has failed to find her it is said clock the Flks and Daughter Flks ment basement, automatic Gasco fur
legitimate, self-respecting co-opera
on application.
tive work which wc are trying to do Now Mice mav have been crazy when held their 19th Annual Memorial «or nace and garage. $3650.00 terms.
FIVE
ROOM
BUNGALOW.
for the N V A C P . boars the same she married the young millionaire but vice which was upend bv T II Wil-
“ Don't ask for rights. Take them. relation to the illegitimate, mcdicant we hardli think -he has so litle sense j liams, F. R and F D Cannadv, P F STRIC TLY modern, hardwood floors,
fireplace, lots of built-in*, full cement
An don't let anny wan give them to parasitism of such fellows, that the a- as to go to Florida or any other south R acted as master of ceremonies
The entire program was good and basement, furnace.
garage.
i>aved
ye A right that is handed to ye fr Dove-mentioned lion bears to jackals ern -tate where the K. K K holds
Only $4000. terms.
nawthin' has svmethin' the matter with W c have been told several times that swav and dictates the government. , well reuderd including the splendid streets.
7 Rooms — 4 bedrooms, bath, full
But let us suppose that thev did sermon bv Rev Moreland
it."— Mr. Dooley.
after we had passed thru certain terri
Pom Bond, a member of Rose Citv cement basement, garage, on paved
tory, especially in the Middle West find her. Would we now be reading on
“ They have right* who dare main and Kentucky, trying to move the the front pages of the newspapers that I odge is ill in the County hospital corner, $3650.00, terms.
For appointment call Mr. Green.
heads and hearts of colored people to ' the K K. K had taken Alice, the Ne ; He is reported as being improved
tain them."—James Russell Lowell.
Garfield 0510 or Tabor 0591.
unite their resources for the common gro wife o f Rhinelander from a hotel,
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beat,
tarred
and
feathered
her
and
ran
THE H O USEW IVES COUNCIL
defense, there often comes after us.
THE HALF-BREED PROBLEM usually on the follow ing Sunday, some her out of town, or would wc be read
Decorating. Plumbing and all around
and the
IN THE PHILIPPINES
repair work. Walnut 5733.—Adv.
W A TE R POW ER FIGH T
fellow pleading a well-concocted tale ing of how they had Ivnched and
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of individual misfortune and asking burned her at the stake’ In such event
would
the
U.
S
Government
send
for
personal
aid.
He
thinks
that
the
It may be uncomfortable to our
Portland,
Oregon,
Dee
18—
FOR
RENT.
Four
room flats mod
smug sense of righteousness to face hearts of good people have been mel : down a regiment oi soldiers or secret
ern. furnished and unfurnished. 294
To The Editor:
the burden of responsibility for some lowed a bit bv the story and program service men to avenge the outrage bv
Please allow me «pace in your col- j Fargo Street near Williams Avenue
18,000 half-breed children of Ameri of the N. A. A C P . and like the searching for and finding the guilts uinns for the following interesting 1 Phone East 7825.—adv.
can fathers in the Philippine Islands, jackal he comes to devour in the trail parties'- Not much So Alice, dear, wc bit of news;
W c arc asking every reader o f the
but there is no getting out of it. The where he dared not show himself in advise you to stay out of the south
Some time ago our City Commit- | Advocate to send us a new «ub«criber
American occupation brought more the first attack. Usually, like the one-
-loners tried to give to a private cor- | for our Christmas gift
than the blessings of beneficent gov arm man who recently trailed us thru N A. A. C. P. and C H R IST IA N IT Y poration. known as the Califorma-
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ernment and a high state of civiliza Kentucky, he represents himself as
Orcgon Water Power Company, the j 6-room house, located close in good
tion to the benighted natives—if. in just having been run out of some re
The Natioinal Association for the privilege of bottling up some of the I condition Will sell for $3.500. $200
deed, it brought those things . It brot spectable southern state, like Mississ- Advancement of Colored People can tributaries of the Sandv river The 1 down, balance $30 per month. Call
contact of the West with the East ippi. "barely escaping with his life." \ rightly be called the twin brother to Housewives' Council protested first; Mr. Rice. Broadway 8933. Adv.
where women are things to be bought leaving behind his wife and “po' little j l hristianitv. For it s the one organi against the emergency clause tacked
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and sold, and a swarm of children, chil'cn". destitute and in eminent dan zation that is doing more to break on to the Ordinance and then against I
mostly allowed to grow without a ger; and after wiping a few tears of down race prejudice, and its resultant , the Ordinance itself The women pro- ! If you are looking for a home, we
thought for their moral, intellectual his own and inducing brine into the I c\ils: segregation and lynching, and tested so often and so effectually that can sell vou a fine new house for a
or physical well-being They were sympathetic eyes of others, he asks I bring about a better relationship be the Ordinance w i- shelved One of small payment down, balance like
its, both among the native Fili iust a little money from everybody tween the races than all other race the Commissioners. Mr Mann, re rent. 200 new houses to choose from.
pinos and the American residents Yet for the benefit of this deserted family : organizations combined This it is do marked that too much explaining Call Mr. Rice No. I N. Broadway.
The gentle-hearted people, having \ ing through a well planned program would have to be done, if the Ordi Broadway 8933. Adv.
they were half-American If their fa
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thers had ever admitted responsibili- lately heard o f the authenticated cas of education and legislation
nance were passed
verty for their care, those fathers had es of the N A A C P . may be a bit
FOR SALE 2 lots at the foot oi
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Since that time, the Housewives
abandoned it; and there was none to skeptical but they are still more fear
especially Mrs. Kate Bonham anj Rodney Avenue. Phone Walnut 4781.
H O TEL NOTES
hold them liable for the upbringing of ful lest thev let pass a chance to ex
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Mrs Otnus have been doing a little in
these children In most cases the idea tend a helping hand.—and thev “ shell :
vestigating on their own account and
For Sale, brand new dress, size 36;
of marriage or care for the woman or out And the jackal, satisfiedly lick- i 31 orris Goss a dining car waiter, the results are rather startling Mrs never worn, reasonable. Phone Trin
her children never entered the heads ing his smeared chops, meanders off j in a collision between another car on Bonham seems to have a genius for ity 2548 for particulars. Adv.
of th white men—and it may be said to the next killing.
Sunday night and the ear which he ! unearthing uncomfortable facts- un
Cases ought to be first investigated, was driving, sustained a broken pchis comfortable for the opponents e.f pub
that thy were not all common soldi-rs
Have your printing done by the Ad
or sailors, either.
or this Brotherhood of Mendicant and internal injuries He confined in lic ownership of our water power.
vocate Printing Co . Brdwy 5807-adv.
Well, the problem belongs to us. Liars ought to be referred to some i St Vincent hospital
Her latest is a leaflet comparing the
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and the American Guardian Associa regular organization that can investi
I Curtis a captain in The Portland trices paid in 1'aconia under a muui-
tion has sought to deal with it and to gate
for several months, imbibed too much cipallv owned power plant and l'oi 1-
E
RICHARDSON
raise these children carefully, so that
W M PICKENS
■f the forbidden fruit Saturday night land's privately ownrd electric light
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they may become good citizens and,
and was still loaded Sunday. And now plant
perhaps, leaders of the native popu
Announces that he has at his Confec
he has gone to Seattle to look for a
Here is the leaflet in its entirety-
M ILITARY TRAINING
lation to greater advancement. That
job
ELECTRIC SERVICE in P O R T
tionery Store, in The Hotel GoMen
is a very high aspiration n the circum
LAND and TACOM A is compared. West. Corner Broadway 4 Everett
Those “ warficists" who read The ' John Moyer w ho was dropped from
stances; but at least we may prevent
the role of captain« at The Portland
Tacoma
Portland
Beautifully Boxed
the girl children from going into the Advocate, we invite you specially to two weeks ago, is back on the job No 1— ICE FACTORY
Kits Reid's quotations from the |
slave bondage and the horrible degra read
with the same old smile
11,803 KW H at
$ 0045, Tacoma.
Manual
of
Military
Training,
which
dation that come« tosuch outcast wo
CHRISTM AS CANDIES
Fred Winningham former head- $-3 20; Portland. $173 88
her column this week
men in the Orient, and the boys from she prints in ---------0---------
waiter at The Portland, has gone to No. 2— BROOM 1 \< TO R Y
lives of crime and debasement to
California to reside
417 KWH at 2 4c Tacoma. $11110; Also candy which he offers at factory
CHRISTMAS GIVING SPIRIT
shame our race.
Much talk is being heard about the Portland. $19 81
prices from 12c per pound up. to
A local committee has been organ
erection of a new hotel, but people No 3— D AIRY
ized to raise subscription- in the Phil
The cu-totn of giving present« at who ought to know, -ay its only in 821 KW H at 2c, Tacoma, $16 40;
LODGES. CHURCHES AND O T H
adelphia district, including the east Chri-tmas time is as old as the dav tended as a bluff to kite real estate in Portland. $32 55
ern part of Pennsylvania. Southern itself. Beginning when people came the vicinity of South Rroadwav as No 4— DOCTOR
ER C H A R IT A B L E ORGANIZA
New Jersey and Delaware. The appeal with gifts for the babe in the manger, Portland already has enough hotels 77 KWH at
4c Tarotna, $3 10:
TIONS
is being made vry larglv through th and the real spirit of Christmas is not and some to spare
Portland. $4 49
For Their
churches and direct solicitation It i- with us without the Christmas gift
The waiters at The Portland came No 5— H O SPITA L
very strongly supported by Federal Howeier, the practice ha« resolved forth Tuesday with fresh looking Tu 91 KW H at 4c Tacoma $364; 876
CHRISTM AS TREES
officers, including Governor General itself into an exchange of gifts and in xedo coats on and they looked real K W H at lc $8 76; total $12 40; Port
Wood, and a committee of civic and some cases becomes a burden espe nifty
land. $27 50
religious leaders of all denominations cially those of limited means who
In again: out again.
$12 40 $27 50
in this country and the Philippines.
feel thev must give in return for gifts 1
Out around the town
No 6— PRINTER
—Reprinted from the Philadelphia
received.
In the “ Hotel Notes” , again
30 KWH at 4r $1 20; 490 K W H at lc
Enquirer of Dec 1, 1925.
\Vc learn that owing to the string
Still again we've found
$4 90; total. $6 10, Tacoma; Portland.
ency of the times, many families and
Christmas Greetings!
$1689
individuals
are
agreeing
not
to
ex
Roy Fuller, ex-headbellman of The
Whv should there be this deplora
Send your friend the Advocate, for
change the usual gifts at thi- time Seward and Evans Porter, also late of ble discrepancy in prices charged for
year, as a Christmas gift
W e believe that the agreement to cur <ame hotel, are serving very credita this service between two cities’ The
tail the gift-giving expense i« a good ; bly on Hotel Cornelius stand
answer is plain: Tacoma owns and o-
The Tuskeegee Messenger, which is one, that is to the extent of gift-ex
Clarence Jackson, ex-hop of The perates it's own Hydro Electric pow
published by the Tuskeegee Institute, changing. but we believe that the real ! Portland, is now on the Seward stand er plant, whcrca- this service in Port
has found its way to our office.
spirit and the real plea-urc of giving ' On the low down. Clarence says, land is furnished bv privately owned
The publication is in book form and at Christmas-time can and should be "Pm surprised at the prompt, ceremo plants
All Heat No Ash
is artistically compiled
No publica continued bv people who are able fi nious service the Seward ha« Sav. I've
Mrs Bonham secured these figures
are the best
tion can be found that contains more nancially by looking up and helping 1 hopped at The Portland two years but bv sending the receipted bills of Port
interesting reading matter abont Tus- families that arc destitute and «ending I'm just learning how to hop bells, un land users to the Tacoma authorities
keege Institute than is to be found in -Santa to children of such families who der the tutelage o f Lois "Prom o" and the above is the result of the com
this publication.
would not know him in any other way Dawson, that ex-«preader of cheer and parison Any one who is interested
I don’t mean Xmas".
mav secure further data bv caling up
\V. C. Culbertson. The Seward Mgr Mrs Kate Ronham. telephone 8716
K. R T.
is making things hum at his popular
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S' n r i K i V i t l V
P /Ijinr
~
V, . V tv , . - « T »
WHS. E. D. (. ANN AD Y.... Manager
—
$ 9 .5 0 Victory Lump Coal $ 9 .5 0
A NEW SHIPM ENT OF COLORSI
25c Extra Single Ton Delivery
DELIVERED IN YOUR BASEMENT
Why pay more for your winter's fuel when you can buy
VICTORY LUMP COAL at *9.50 Per Ton?
There are Three Reasons Why VICTO R Y COAL is used by
Hundreds of Portland people •
First— It gives intensive heat, doesn't clinker and is absolutely free
from soot.
Second It is shipped direct from the mine to consumer, saving
overhead expense.
Third—Because freight from our mines to Portland is $1.70 per ton
V IP t A t ^ v
t ° T
for. coal »Wpped from Utah mines,
i -.7-
*■* . be*"* used by the Federal Government at Camp
Lewis constantly since 1918 and by many other state state institu
tions Order your coad now and save the difference of over *5.
FINE NUT COAL FOR RANGE PURPOSES.
The Ajax Coal Co.
Kayser “ Slipper Heel”
Silk Stockings
T H E Y MAKE FINE CHRISTM AS GIFTS FOR HER
Tabor 7100
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_ smart colors for street and after
Delicately
tinted hose __________
for evening-
noon! Kayser "Slipper Heel” medium
weight pure *i)k. full fashioned
edii
hose with lisle top and foot. Medium in price, too, at 1.50
Other Kayser Hose 195 to 3 25
Louis H. Strickland
wh o * Ljout V.other5
309 Morrison Street
i
W om ans Gowns
GIVE HIM
)
TO Y TOW N WELCOMES YOU
to open a Charge Account and pay for your
toys on payments— Next Year.
' O u t f ittin g ( Ù
Washington at Tenth Street
i-
Suits
Tailored
Hill ik t quickly—,tnp cold* fn 14 hour,.
Fever and hin Jache dtuj-prar. Grippe la
conquered in j dava. Every winter it aave,
tmllun, danger and diac.xntcrt. Don't take
chancea, don't delay an hour, Get the heat
help acience know*.
to
M easure
&<■ Sur« I f .X\ U X $ Price 30c
CASCARA * QUININE
Get Red Boa
with portrait
104 Fourth St.
Reduced Fares
For example:
ROUND T R IP ; LONG LIM IT
Albany
$3.00
Junction City
$4 50
.
Eugene
$5.10
Oakland
$8 75
Al,o for
Ffalsey
SA.30
Silverton
$225
N e w Y e a r s Hubbard
$1.60
Toledo
$7 25
A»k agent for tale
Sale dale, December 18-25; limit January 4.
dales, limit!.
Proportionate reductiont to many other points.
Ash Agent
Southern PacificLines
Please phone MAin 8800 for any travel information
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent
Typewriter Ribbons, Carbon Papers,
409 McKay Bldg.
Portland, Ora.
Portland, Oregon
r
The J. K. Gill Co.
Booksellers. Stationers and Office Outfitters
Fifth and Stark Sts.
4 .9 5 Value
— a Bathrobe
Fitted Bag
Fur Scarf
Fur Coat
Kerchiefs
Negligee
Petticoat
Purse
Scarf
Silk Hose
Silk Undies
Sweater
—a Bathrobe
Belt
Golf Hose
Golf Vest
Kerchiefs
Neckwear
Pajamas
Slippers
Sox
Shirts
Sweater
Scarf
GEANNE M YERS’
—system of—
Beautifying the Hair
Hours by appointment
Phone Sellwood 2009.
/ A i l l e r and'ÍRAutfY
; Independent h i m em ! D ir e c to r ? * ' a
t—
W ethm qhm M b e l evtb Ami n t l
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P h o n e U r n a d iv g y 2641
Service, Quality and Value
Princess Slips
GIVE IKK
Seala
T H E STORE FOR YO U R
C H R IS T M A S S H O P P IN G
and
at the Eastern and Iniy gifts for all.
Pay in Ten, Twelve, Fifteen or Twenty
Payments to suit your convenience. Our
prices are the same, cash or credit. No
interest charged.
Stationery, Printing, Book
Binding, Rubber Stamp«,
OivffiAtòf (W i
322 FAILING BLDG.
Phones:
BE 2405.
GA 1792.
Make Your Own
Payment Plan
AUSPLUND DRUG
STORE
The Universal Ncj*ro Improvement
SIXTH & OLI8AN STREETS
PORTLAND, ORE.
Association, No. 391, Portland, Ore.
Every Sunday Afternoon at 3:30 P. M.
MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
$2 .9 5
January Clearance Sale
C O M M E N C IN G M O N D A Y , D E C E M B E R 21st
JAN U AR Y CLEAR AN CE SALE. GR EAT R E
D U C T IO N S IN H O U S E F U R N IS H IN G S .
20 to 607c D IS C O U N T O N F U R N IT U R E , R UGS
A N D STOVES.
A C H AN CE TO SAVE. A C ALL W IL L C O N
V IN C E Y O U . C O M E E A R L Y , AS T H E B E S T
V A L U E S W I L L GO F A S T .
A most unusual lot of Gowns
and Princess Slips—
Crepe de Chine-Light and Dark Colors
A
D E L IG H T F U L G R O U P OF G O W N S
A N D S L IP S IN P L A IN T A IL O R E D A N D
L A C E T R IM M E D S T Y tE S ', A R E IN A F U L L
L I N E O F S IZ E S FO R W O M E N A N D M ISSES.
B A R G A IN
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tT M ereU nd.^ oTc/Merit Onjy
basem en t
COHN BRO S.
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X * ^ m X m X m X »* X «X * * X ‘ «X*‘X " !‘ 'X *«X »4 X m !»*X h X »<»
EASY TERM S
Home Furnishers
EASY TERM S
290 Washington Street Between 4th and 5th Streets.
E. Firnt and Hcliuyler Streets
C H IL I C O N C A R N E
served
SATU R D A Y and SUNDAY
and
BAKED HAM
every day
With Potato Salad. Saturdaya
And Sundays
RICHARDSON’S
CONFECTIONERY
Broadway and Everett Streets
Interesting Program. You Are Welcome
R. n. BIRD, Pres.
I. Z. TRIPLETT,
N E W G O L D E N W E ST C A F E
in the
GOLDEN W E ST H O TEL
HOLIDAY fe SMITH, Props.
Special Sunday Dinners
_
Regular Meals Every Day
OPEN A LL NIGHT
S fC .