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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1926)
é THE 0RE60N NEWS ITEMS OF SPECML INTEREST B r lt f R ts u m e of Happening» of the W eek Collected for O u r R e a d e r». Tha Beaverton school bua collided with a car baloailai to )N. McLana. culling lha car In two. Coiiullla opened IIa corn ahuw laal weak with carnival aplrlt and a tlna llna of dlaplaya and aihtblta A D V O C A T E Christian Ulrich, for 87 years a raa I4»al of Jsckaoovlll*. died al bla Noma ( l l y O regon Jo u rn a l) la thaï city. I l « cross*«! tha piala* "T h a n one of the twelve, called • llb hla parants In a c i m a i of 47 Judas Iscariot, went unto the chief priests, covarad wagon* lo Itila section. MORE A B O U T T H E L Y N C H IN G S IN SO. Continued From "A n d said unto them, what w ill ye ■U n ric lights ara baiai laalallad give me, and I w ill deliver him unto al Brooha, Iba lina baiai aa ailaaaloa you? And they covenanted w ith him of lha Portland KUctrlc Power io n lor thirty pieces of silver "H e , then, having received the sop, pany oparallag out of Halam, aad fui* went out, and it was night. alablai Illumination for farm houaaa "A n d from that time he sought op- porluitv to betray him " alani (ha Pacifie highway. Mr* John Wilaoa of Yooralla waa In Jurad whan tha automobile driven by John Oalrymple of Rnaeburg col- lldad la Koeeburi A baby waa thrown through Iba wludahleld of tba Wllaoo automobile and rolled under tha Homar J et».., P. of Millington. . . . r «* ,h* ‘ « ro *“ Marshfield. waa run over on tha * " urt Rooaevalt highway and billed almost Janieg Huffman and H. K. Huai of Inatantly. Nyaaa ware fined »26 each In juatlca , ........................... . | court at Ontario for trapping fur bear In a apaclal .Uctlon at B.lvarton a ,„ f M clo„ d on. and one half mill ta i levy for bel- Th„ w„ r, r-J|ltrrd „ mu. hrat tar fire equipment carrlad. with I f ikln, „ |tM, trapa which tbay ag.lnat and 104 for tha m .a.u r. bad op. r. „ n f 0„ th. 0 wyba# Haveral carloads of Haber county ; river for two weeka. boraas are being shlptmd to Portland in.pactora for tha sUta sealer of from Durkee Two carloads left Mon weights and meaaures department via- day and 1(0 horsaa are waiting to ba Had approilmataly 17.000 placaa of shipped bualnaaa outalda of Portland during Hand's population at present Is 10,- tba laat two yaara. according to n hi 400 persons, an Increase of PI 1 par annlal report prepared In Balam by cent over tba federal census of 1110, W A. Halil»!, deputy alala aaalar of according to data compiled by tala welghta aod meaaurea. phone company engineers Not ataco tba caoal and locke ware —0— •TH E N A N D N O W " (H y I.itile lluccatunna) Much is thought and taught * H thing* ( c lc t ia l. Hut the G lo ry of the Present W e are now at home to tell (•od so loved the world H e gave H is only Son Night, w rong or otherwise F o r loving this earth that God condemns no one. W h e re Jesu» goes we cannot come, A message all should know: Fo r upon this rock we build our home. ('■imposed part of land and part of Sea. T h e home of living material. T h is Paradise looks good to me Hv Kittle lluccatunna, W estim b cr, O regon. YOUR SEID W A N T S Stay off Monday night, January 3. 1927 New Years llall Adv. completed making poealble continuous PERSONAL water transportation around tha Cas cadas, has Caneada Locka held auch Vr » r » , -,,r r P « a celebration . . that when tba Bridge j )V\ ! ^ H A P P IN E S S Send birth-- of the duds, new 1400 foot steel bridge \ date and dime Marcel Add. P ( ) i over the Columbia river, waa opened Ibis 1*0* Station ( ' . Kos Angeles, Ca- Portland biggest Armistice day pa lifi.rnia Adv to the public laat weak. rads since tba does of the war will Weaka of dlckerlog have coma to aa bo lha one November t l If lha plans For rent S-room modern ho nee and laid by Portland post No. I. American aod between the Indian service aad garage. 325 Roae Street. Call Broad tha Klamatn county court with tha way 2980—Adv. Legion. work out successfully. — o announcement by the odtert that tba A largo shipment of machinery fur Muaic Lessons. Children a specialty Chlloqulo Kray mill road will be oom- Phone East 8888 or call 143 E. 18th tba Orsgon l.tnea Mills. Inc. arrived etrurted thin fall The county aad In Street. Mra. M. E Fullilove -Adv. la Portland from Helfast. Ireland It -O- dian service have agreed to dlvlda waa eipecled that tba machinery Watch for the date of the moat sen the coet of the gradlag. 111.000 sational Drama of the season. would arrive In Salem ibis weak Two Dr P A. Loar clalma to ba lha By The Get-Aequainted Club." Adv. other shipments wtll follow o champion bear hunter of Bllvortatt. FO R R E N T — Modern 8—room The state highway commission this now having the scalps ef three to hia year will make lbs attempt to keep credit wlthla tha past mouth Dr Loar house cement basement, furnace, ga rage. fruit. Near Franklin High. »30 the Mount Hood loop highway open • hot all thro# of tba ant mala a few Call Sellwood 5726. aa far aa Government Camp from tulles from Bllvertoa. Two other bears Portland during the heavy snows this have been reported billed la tba »11- For Rent — W ell Furnished rooms % block of the Baptist church 390 E. winter It was announced varton outlying dtstrtota tbla fall. First Street. _ Phone Selwood 2009. La (trends was chosen for tbs 1PI7 or Trinity 1683 , The weekly report of tha elate la Mrs. B. J. Fuller coaventloa of tbs Oregon Congress duatrlal accident commission records of Parents and Teachers In the closing the death of throe workmeo la Indue The rooming house at 376 W il session of the l t t l meeting held In Ba trial arrldaata during tba week end liam* Avenue hat changed hands lam Three hundred and nine dele Ing October I I Tbay ware Ed llegge. from Mrs. Rachael Young to Mr*. gates were la atlendance feller, Eugene; Haiel Pflaughaupt. Louis Jones Furnished rooms reas- onable. Phone East 1633—Adv. J r Ptsber. 41. a logger employed packer. Hood River; Axel Nelson, by the Croaaett Western Lumber com quarrymsn, Klamalb Palis A total of Annual Bazaar, Mt. Olivet Baptist pony, at their operation at Knapps M l accidents was reported for the Church. First and Schuyler Streets. ; Novembers— 4— 5. A ll kinds of booths near Astoria, was killed when ha fell week. and amusements. Luncheon and re from a moving logging train under The new Gold Hill bridge being built freshments. Come on.e come all. Mt. j the wheels of cars behind over the Hogue river at Uold Hill will Olivet Misaionary Societies. Adv. Ordlnancea limiting speed of traina ba a gold bridge In fact aa well aa In Sell our Quick Selling Toi | Por. at lha preaent time, tha vlthln the elty limita may be the out name growth of a rail crossing accident In P*»r foundation* ar* resting on gold let Goods and Medicines. _ Albany, tn which William A Huchnsr. quarts Kvsry hoi* that 1* dug ahowa Big profetS. Pay US when lient«'» county farmer, waa ktlle«l "color" aad thar* la not a man on tha s o ]d- Write Quick W e trust when n H bast a Limited struck bis *>•> fro»> bead foreman dowa who hae ' M ant at laeat a few grains of gold la wagon. his insids pockst L A R O C H E M IC A L CO. Pira which awept lha barn, apple- Th# o a . c. stock judging taam 1 23lA Jefferson Street, Mem- parking kouaa and garage of J J. Kru mens« her Bumu.lt urchardlet. dr.troy 10 repreaent tba collage at tba p h is . T e n n e s s e e , ad 79U0 bole, of spples Mr Kru P« r,ne » » » • r»«tlo a a l Livestock expo -------- c-------- Holliday & Holliday meaacker loot hla apple-grading ms sltloa tn Portland. October It) to No china. I I tona of hay and a quantity vember 4, selected by tba faculty of Tonsorial Parlors the animal husbandry departmnat. of box shooks 125 North Sixth Street were: L O Drew, Junction City; ■ Recant rains through Ollllain coun P. Alxevedo. C Rlnrk and J. E Spur In our new location we are arranged ty are reported to have bean of much lock. Corvallis; M P Heckle. Moro; to give better service to our patron» j benefit to tha fartueri. eaperlally to and J A Payton. Raker. W e invite ladies, gents and children to thoee who seeded early Hhuttler Plat At a rather routine meeting of the come in and tee us farmers reported H would have eooa state highway commission held la beau necessary tu reseed If the rain Portland, road contracts were awarded NOTICE had not fallen for »141.116 worth of work Contracts A ault seeking to enjoin the county swarded were: Hanlon county: Biod Regular meetings of the Port clerk from canvassing the votes In Summit and North Market road, lam] Branch of the National Aa the election to be held Tuesday, on ; 1 miles surfacing. J. C. Compton, 12». nociation for tile advancement of removal of the county seat of Jackson 100 (¡Hitan, county Arlington to t’olored People held every aecond county from Jacksonville to Medford, Hhutler, 11 milts resurfacing. Trian M onday evening at Bethel A M E waa filed In circuit court at Jackson gle Construction company. »10.140. church. Larrabee and M cM itlen St«. LEE ANDERSON. Sec’v vllle last Friday Josephine county: I>eer Creek Haya J. A. EW ING . Pres John Udgar. 44, mall carrier on the HUI. 4 08 miles grading. Schell A ----------- o-------- — Ynchata river route, was killed lo an j Rhodes, 147.190 Malheur county: On $4.250.00 Eaty terms caah »300. automobile accident With his son tnrlo-Nyas* aad Vala-Calro. material. C O U N T R Y H O M E FO R S A L E Umatilla 5 RO O M S M O D E R N IN E V E R Y he waa on hie way up the river road H. J. Hildeburn. »11.77». county: Pilot Rock, road material. Pa W A Y . A L L Portland Conveniences. when the automobile ran over n steep One acre, garage, chicken house. grade Into the stream where tba water cific Construction company, »24.440; Phone Hillsboro 7 R one X. A d Want Rlrch creek market road. Har waa ten feet deep, dress: E. Lehman. Beaverton. Oregon neas t Colby. »10.411 Wallowa coun Route 2. More tba an Inch of rain fell In ty: Rock Creek-Loetlne, resurfacing. Pendleton during a short spaca of Joslln A McAllister. »44.416. Morrow A brand new shipment of High tlmo. The rain wn* featured by a ] county: Jones Hlll-Vlneou notion. A. Brown Beauty Articles iutt arrived cloudburst near the David H Nelson ; from Chicago. Powder, perfumes. L. Smith, »41,207. Referred to engi I soap*, creama, combs brushes, tooth farm, which threatened to wash out neer. i paste, tooth brushes, shaving cream. the road for a time No serious dam Distribution at »614.1*7.44. repre I compacts, rouga. lipstick, etc., etc., etc. age was reported. Call Broadway for particular* and senting th* saooad half of tba ateta | prices Three thousand officers and man market road fund, among th* various ---------o--------- of the « r e g ó » national guard war. count|„ |o Q . . . „ nounc#d by der arms last week In record time aa the stale highway ooramlaalon la Ba- 1937 New Years B all. Adv. th* result of a slate wide test mobili lem. The amount of money each 1 sation ordered by the war depart county will receive under the appor Sunday and Saturday Spe- ment. tionment follows: Baker »11,106 41. Heveuleou sludauta were awarded medals for ituallfylng aa marksmen In engineers' R O T. C. rifle lasts at Camp l ewis last summer Haven of Iba men are from Portland. Slav off Monday night, lanuarv 3. Mor* than 100 100 war veterans aad Benton »10.011 »7. Clackamas »11.044, cial: Fried Spring Chicken thalr wive* assembled at tbs Chamber Clatsop 110,014 »0, Columbia »10,714. a n (j p 0 » a t 0 Salad, of Commerce hall In Oregon City In cooe. 117.414 8». Crook »1401.44, Carry 1 iio iA k D io g f o o m c n o i u v their annual banquet Venleon was »2284 41, Dasabules »7404 44, Douglas la the Holds* Wsst Motel served as th«- gift from veteran nlin $20.030 41. OUliam *6144. Grant »6174. rods Chaplain J A. Butler of the Harney »6441.41, Hood River *4446.46. G. A. R. gave the Invocation. Jackson, »20.141 47. Jefferson »1711.41, With the season half over the La- Josephine »4114 0!. Klamath »14.Hl, blah Meadows Celery union of Brooks l-ake $4484.»», Lane »81.760 II. IJn- hue Juat shipped 200 car* of calory and coin »6044 80, Linn »11,820 64. Malheur Is actively engaged In getting an add!- »4444.76, Marion $11,140 41, Morrow tlonal 100 car* ready for market The »4120 07, Multnomah »61,816 78, Polk SIXTH A G LIS AN STREETS cutting te a s «« will end about Decern (11.000. Hhsrman. 16924 80. Tillamook PORTLAND, ORE. her It. Before eevere frost* have In »16.060 12. Umatilla (14.002 67. Union »11,17817. Wallowa »8282 3», Wasco jured the crop, some of It will be Washington »22,817.41, placed In cold storage for the holiday »11,117 06. i Wheeler »2221 10. Yamhill »11,141.11 trad*. AUSPLUND DRUG STORE — A N N O U N C IN G — the arrival of our brand new line of CHRISTMAS GREETINGS CARDS Come in early and make your choice while all are new Prices are Right— Satisfaction PRINTING — ENGRAVING — EMBOSSING The Advocate Publishing Company 312 Macleay Bldg. Phone Br. 580/ Obtained send nioilci or sxeten and wc w ill prom ptly »end you a report. O ur book on Patents and Trade-m arks w ill be sent to you on requesb . D. SWIFT & CO. ADVOCATE * * * Fags Two the Advancement of Colored People, argued at a recent Senate hearing thatlynching is not simply murder; that it is murder plus something el se. The mob apprehends the victim, tries and condemns, and then executes him. Moreover, he contended, even if we define lynching as ed with the fact that murder at the hands of a mob pres ents a question which the States have not been able to cope with. And that is why the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is asking for the pas sage of the Dyer Anti-lynch ing bill. Argument for Federal Bill Anti Lynching Crusaders place the responsibility for the recent increase in ’ the number of lynching» upon the Dyer Bill. “ It is now evident beyond argument,” declared the Bo ard of Directors of the N a tional Association for the Advancement of Colored Pe ople, “ that the States them selves either can not or will not stamp out lynchitigs. When the Dyer Anti-lynch ing Bill was pending in the Congress, lynching sharply declined, aparently because there was fear of Federal in tervention. This evil which disgraces America before the murder we are still confront- civilized world apparently will never be ended until an aroused public sentiment de finitely serves notice upon Congress that effective steps must be taken to stamp out this crime.” The main attempt to jus tify lynching has been based upon the contention that on ly by summary method of mob murder could colored men be deterred from attack ing white women. But the figures of the National Asso ciation for the Advancement of Colored People show that among the crimes thus pun ished murder leads the list, and that the alleged or real causes include the most tri vial offenses. They point out that the strongest rebuttal to the statement that “ the usual crime” that provokes lynch ing is that colored women have been lynched. 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