The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19??, December 26, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SIKI NO MORE T H E A D V O CA TE ADVOCATE POLITICAL CHAT YOUK WANTS biki died with hi» hoot» on, which We had the honoi ol an mtruduc- Publish*«! Saturday at F «d Baita 31S-313 MacUay Building. is no great curpricf to those who have tion a iew da»» u*o*»o Hon followed the fighter's career since he Stelwer of Pendleton, aspirant to the Pbona Broadway 5807. landed in this country The only sur-j office of United States Senator Mr H O I » o c a r s i s r i s u d o n i at prising think about it 1 » how he man- Stelwer is tall, robust and a line E. D. C A N N A D Y ............ .... Editor ***? to Ret by with his rough stuff j looking man. pleasant, indeed, to THE ADVOCATE u tiQ p »-I p i u u i n v -i' long a« he did. However, we con- meet. SIS Mm-leay Itldg BRondw*jr AMOT *• h U. CAJVN ADl Manager tbc cowardly manner in which | So iar, no one h»> announced for — j he was counted out or knocked out ¡ Congressman M. E. Cruntpackcr's job FOR RENT We w onder why AD VOCATE AOENTS Marshal N" l'ana would make good MERRY CHRISTM AS! Klka Sanitary Barbar Shop Two room apartments, M F ) First I m any office. Then why oppose him 315 Flandera Street _ ............... when ........ no nan *nd 225 Sheridan St.. A. L. lor Port Commission —— Bootleggers, thev say. are reaping a I in Oregon is better qualified for the Speake. prop., phone Mam 6605. ~ 1 veritable harvest, not only in Port- place’ SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 land, but all over the country. And no Par Year _________________ Have you ordered your book of Ne body knows it better than Cncle Sam Sia M on th s____________________I SO but he seems to be powerless to pre A E. Clark, candidate for the Re- gro Spirituals) Three M onths-------- ---- ----- ---- -- LOO vent it. ---------- 0 ---------- 1 publican party nomination for United Payable in advance j States Senator, sets forth his plat- Stay off New Year’a Eve. Dahlia Entered at the Postoffice at Portland. I form and view s on public questions Temple has that date all day and at (Continued from page one) Oregon, as second-class matter. I briefly as follows: Of the World night. Particulars later. Adv. ed for the work of battle. | Court he 'aid: "I favor adherence, o- ■■ It is necessary that a drill mstruct- bv " out FOR RENT. RENT Rooms Ro IM PORTANT! • or lo. k and act it all i m o on the ' with . the reservation, i . fi T * approved ,,,,ro,v^ Dv Ul FOR with heat, ek All communications for publica- field and elsewhere, like a trained 1 dent k'oo'lidgc O f the î'abor* fiueT- **>k 1 a" <‘vrn" ’ * ' ’ aav . ______ tion or otherwise should be ad- soldier, if he :s to create in the minds j tlon> Mr Oark „ |n favor of vo|un. dressed to The Advocate Publish of his men a desire to be like him 1 tarv arbitration for the settlement of FOR SALE — HOUSES They are being trained to be soldiers. | |abur differences between the mplov- j ing Company, Suite 312-313 Mac and the model should be actually bc- er and the employe He is firmly a- leay Building. Portland. Oregon, fore them.” gainst Child labor He stands for the , FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW . Two Now what do you think of that for 1 existing Asiatic Exclusion law- large bed-rooms, bath, fireplace, ce- Advertising rates made known specious, cheap, disreputable doctrine? Public lands and resources in Ore men* basement, automatic Gasco fur- on application. Amrr taxes and mine pav for the prin- g.,n belonging to the government , "• ¿• • g1* «E J K v .13640; ? ? . ^ * « . . . tmg ot tust such rot as that should belong to the people of Oregn. !e JF*y® , R OOM u BUNGALOW. “ Don't ask for rights Take them. __ m_ ___ ___ bv all s <avx \(r . jsri -phe Merchant M i- STRICTLY modern, hardwood floors. \N c will close the exercise An don’t let anny wan give them to ; rising anil singing the stanza: . , , u rinc Should be promoted and n,kin «replace, lot. of built-in., full cement ye. A right that is handed to ye fr Rise,, with hcalmc in His wings ,aincd bv ,his na,loll to carrv ,,llr basement, furnace. garage. paved cawthin* has somethin’ the matter with Eight and Life to all He brings. * surplus agricultural and manufactured ° nlV l 4? 00, ,erm»- t it " — Mr Dooley Hai . the Sin ot Righteousness, products to the markets of the world 7 R oo! " s — 4 bedrooms, bath, full Hail, the Heaven born Prince of \|r p|art faVor (1f cn. cement basement, garage, on paved “They have rights who dare main leaci-' forccmcnt o f the criminal law-, tax corner, $36SO 00. terms. Amen! reduction, bettor treatment of cx-ser- ’ _ Fwr appointment call Mr. Green, tain them.”—James Russell Lowell. vice tnen, good roads, reforestation Garfield 0510 or Tabor 0591. MFRRY CH RISTM AS' - and legislation to help the farmer THE PRE SID E N T’S MESSAGE Decorating. Plumbing and all around repair work. Walnut 5733.—Adv. TA X EXE M PT BONDS We note with deep interest that the —— o--------- President in his message to Congress JAMES J. CROSSLEY FOR RENT. Four room flats mod The Oregon A'otcr, an up-to-date made specific recommendations for wide-awake weekly publication has ern. furnished and unfurnished. 294 legislation he wanted put into effect PORTLAN D . OREGON issued a pamphlet under the caption Fargo Street near Williams Avenue For instance: he will push the rcduc- ____________ of Tax Exempt Bond' or the Mill Phone East 7825.—adv. tion of taxes; he will back up the . . . W e are asking every reader of the Farm legislation; he advocates the Candidate For Republican Nomina- stones around the neck of industry emptionso ETAOIN E TAOIN NO Advocate to send us a new subscriber adoption of the World Court program ! tion As United States Senator At for our Christinas gift ! It is a splendid rev iew of the Tax or the entrance of America into the __May 21st. 1926- ---------- O---------- question and was written bv W H League of Nations. But he need not _____1 6-room house, located close in good be expected to have the Attorney Gen- n . . , __ , Lines, assistant to the Portland Elec eral look into the disfranchisement of Rai-cd on an Iowa farm, served tric Power Company, and should bo condition. Will sell for $3.500. $200 colored voters in the south or knock! f>‘ur v<-ar' ** County Superintendent read and studied bv every one who is down, balance $30 per month. Call Mr. Rice. Broadway 8933. Adv. out the jim-crow car, or demand that of Schools, nine years in Iowa State interested in bonds and taxes. ---------- O---------- lynching be abolished by rtcom- Senate, where he drafted and secured mending the Over anti-lvnching bill . , . c. . 1 n • If you are looking for a home, we be made law. or order segregation I“ 5* « « ° f ,hc Iowa State-wide I n- can sell you a fine new house for a and discrimination be discontinued in ; niarv Fiction Law. and served six and small payment down, balance like every government department in one-half years as United States At- rent. 200 new houses to choose from. Washington. When Mr. c oolidge ur- torn(v ¡n appointed by Roose- Call Mr. Rice No. 1 N. Broadway. ges such action for the betterment of , . . . ... . , Broadway 8933. Adv. 10 per cent of the country's popula- ve« Twenty nine months in World ---------- o---------- War from Oregon, overseas with tion, the colored people will believe FOR SALE 2 lots at the foot ot him to be sincere and that he is not front line divisions in Champaigne Rodney Avenue. Phone Walnut 4781. attempting to “ kid" them along with and Oisne-Aisne and with Rainbow ---------o--------- well chosen words and fine phrases (42nd) Division in Argonne. Com For Sale, brand new dress, size 36; I never worn, reasonable. Phone Trin Solomon, the wise man, said there manded colored Regiment at Camp ity 2548 for particulars. Adv. is nothing new under the sun. If he I 4 St Nazaire, France, in January and ■- o ■■ were living now we hardly think he February. 1918, when General Persh Have your printing done by the Ad would hold the same opinion. In this ing and Secretary of AVar Baker, af vocate Printing Co.. Brdwy 5807-adv. day of short skirts, no sleeves, bobbed — — o --------------- hair, silk hose and feather trimmed ter inspection, pronounced it the cleanest and best kept camp of Amer- | garters,- we think that wise man E RICHARDSON would see “ things” differently. ¡can Troops in France. ,s ,,, 4 P ta i i in f)I f » y.'f z (ü é«í ••• *•* ili. ì *» i n ih w» .îî sra ;¡¡; ! !» : , HOLIDAY GREETINGS -from- Daily Fashion Hint Is not a candidate of any class, cli-1 que, or special interest and is abso- I lutely free to represent all the people ' of Oregon regardless of race, color, | creed or financial condition. (Paid Adv.) ISN’T IT SHOCKING? (The Chicago Bee) The great white world is being pub licly ’’stiff-armed" to death by such a moral decay as has not been revealed since the days of Sodom and Gomor rah. Just when this period of moral finesse, which is loading the great white courts with sordid revelations of crime, will yield to the much boasted inherent racial “ superiority” , no one seems to know; and the South Carolina judge who was so disgusted with his people that he openly admit ted that the white people were becom ing less Christian-like and the colored people more Christian-like, day bv day, in every wiy, certainly knew what he was talking about. Isn’t it shocking? And yet Judge Isaac N. Mills, whom we once wor shipped on the bench when we were studying law, in his summing up for Kip Rhinelander, said that every white parent in America would rather see their child in the grave than mar ried to a colored person. Probably every colored parent in America would rather see their daughter in the grave, too, than a factor in the great swelling numbers of mnlattoes being unfortunately turned out each decade in the solid south, which believes in moonshine equality only. M ERRY CHRISTM AS! $9.50 Victory Lump Coal $9.50 25c Extra Single Ton Delivery D E LIVE R ED IN YOUR BASEMENT W hy pay more for your winter’s fuel when you can buy V ICTO R Y LUMP COAL at $9 50 Per Ton? There are Three Reasons W hy V ICTO R Y COAL is used by Hundreds o f 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 against $5.90 for coal shipped from Utah mines. VICTORY' COAL Is being used by the Federal Government at Camp Lewis constantly since 1918 and by many other state state in stitu tions. Order your coal now and save the difference of over $5. FINE NUT COAL FOR RANGE PURPOSES. The Ajax Coal Co. 322 FAILIN G BLDG. Phones: BE 2405, GA 1792. STORE Announces that he has at his Confec tionery Store, in The Hotel Golden West. Corner Broadway & Everett Beautifully Boxed I J T A M llM IO CHRISTMAS CANDIES T h * Q u a l i t y S t o r i o* P o r t l a n d . O r e g o n Also candy which he offers at factory prices from 12c per pound up. to INDIANA M IGHT BAR W ILLS DEM PSEY GO Indianapolis, Ind. Dec. 17—The foundation for placing legal obstacles in the path of the proposed Wills- Dempsey setto for next summer were laid when Attorney General Gillion gave governor Jackson an opinion on the legality of the fight which virtu ally prohibits the meeting of Dempsey and his challenger. ‘‘ It is possible,” said Gillion, “ that these men might, without violating the law, meet for the single purpose of exibiting their skill as boxers, ex cluding from their purpose the ex change of blows which would be cal culated to determine superiority be tween the fighters. ---------o MERRY CHRISTM AS! ---------- 0 ---------- FOR RENT - Nicely furnished two- room Apartment. Call evenings. T. E. Allen 313 Halsey St., phone East 1661 PORTLAND’S OWN M IM The flared flounce proclaims the ultra-smartness of this frock in black cripe satin. The open neck is finished with an upstanding collar which is cut in one with the tie ends and has a seam at the center-back. A band of self material stitched down the back divides the flounce. Flare frills finish the long close fitting sleeves. Medium size re quires 3 yards 54-inch material. Pictorial Review Printed Pattern No. 2862. Sizes, 14 to 18 years, and 34 to 44 inches bust. Price, 45 cents. NOTICE Briq All Heat No Ash are the best I Solid Fuel This Is Like Getting Y our Electric Bills Marked kkPaid If you arc a customer of this Company— that is, Monday evening at Mt. Olivet Bap tist Church. E. First & Schuyler Sts. if you get your Electric Service from us—you LEE ANDERSON, See'y. J. A. EWING, Pres. now have the opportunity of receiving Tonsorial Parlors 125 North Sixth Street In our new location we are arranged to give better service to our patrons We invite ladies, gents and children to come in and see us monthly cost of your Electric Service. Tabor 7100 Louis H. Strickland Typewriter Ribbon», Carbon Papers, Stationery, Printing, Book Binding, Rubber Stamp», Seal» You Will Eventually! 409 McKay Bldg. Portland, Ore. With Safety By investing in a few shares of our 7.20 % First Get 7.20% Preferred Stock, either for cash or by small in monthly payments, every customer, large or Oregon’s Public GEANNE M YERS’ — system of— Beautifying the Hair Hours by appointment Phone Sellwood 2009. Utility Wishes You a M erry Christmas CORN BREAD HOME MADE PIES Courteous Service AUSPLUND DRUG STORE S IX T H & GLISAN STREETS PORTLAND, ORE. to M easure 10 00 Estimate the annual cost of your elec DOWN tricity and then take out sufficient and shares at $100 each so that the divi dends will offset your bills. served SATURDAY and SUNDAY and BAKED HAM every day With Potato Salad, Saturdays And Sunday* 7 ■* J1»,^ monthly You can start buying these shares per share. at once for only $10 down per share. INVESTM ENT DEPARTM ENT CHILI CON CARNE Tailored $ ASK ANY EM PLOYE—OR DROP IN TOD AY We Welcome You! Suits HERE IS H OW THESE SHARES W IL L PAY FOR YOUK ELECTRIC SERVICE $| Q 00 Popular Prices HOT BISCUIT. small, can take advantage of this plan. Greatest HOM E COOKING BO ILED DINNERS A specialty, from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. divi dends from this company sufficient to pay the Holliday & Holliday 315 Flanders St., near Sixth Store «T » IRC Regular meetings of the Tort- land Branch of the National As sociation for the advancement o f Colored People held every second SCHAEFER’S GRILL Portland's Busiest and Best A lO ia CHRISTM AS TREES DISTINGUISHED SIMPLICITY E A T AT (&> (2o. M O W I 'IO « , LODGES. CHURCHES AND O T H ER C H A R IT A B L E ORG A N IZA TIONS For Their W hy Not Now? C / K $ rc U n d ;i « o f c J Merit Only W IN 820 ELECTRIC BUILDING PORTLAND, OREGON 237 N. Liberty St. Salem, Ore. Or Division Offices at- Main St. Oregon City, Ore. Main St. Vancouver, Waih. RICHARDSON’S CONFECTIONERY Brosdway and Everett Street* Portland Electric Power Co.