THE
PAGE FOUR
ADVOCATE
any sense of political oblila- hall field, and a Negro boy MT. OLIV ET BAPTIST
CHURCH
turn. Whatever he does or to be their shop superintend
says grows out of his own ent. In such instances, she
(By Edgar William»)
T h o m p so n re p o rte d last w eek, d e c la r
gratis, grace and goodness. said, all racial feeling seem
ing th is co n d itio n »how* a h e a lth y
Sunday was volunteer
We seem te have lost all ed absent.
b u sin e ss g ro w th in th e city of P e n d le
day. The services were in
Dr. Rufus B. Von Klcin- charge
power
of demand, which the
ton.
Brief Resume of Heppenings of
of tlu* Sunday School
sniid, president of the Uni
P o s ta l re c e ip ts la Bend in th e 1328
ballot
confers.
Let
us
reflect
and
the
B. Y. P. U. A pro
the Week Cillected for
c a le n d a r y e a r ex ce ed e d th o se of 1925
as to how long this political versity of Southern Califor gram was rendered at the e-
by $1316 81. w ith th e n u m b e r of m oney
Our Readers.
imbecility will continue. W(ll nia aud chancellor of the In evening service.
o rd e rs issued a p p ro x im a te ly eq u allin g
it still be so after the next stitute, asked if it were not
th a t of th e p re v io u s y e a r T h e Bend
W a lle r H G illiam h a t been * F p o a to ftlce in 1928 w en t in to th e firs t
administration, whether the true that such relationships
The standard of Christian
p ointed p o a tm a ater ot D lxoavtll«. In c la s s division.
present incumbent succeeds were broken upon gradua Living was the subject. An
D o n tla a county.
T h e re w ere 90.130 tele) h o n e s In
himself or no? It all depends tion from high school, wchn interesting subject to apply
In a n a tte m p t to »tam p out a n epi P o rtla n d J a n u a ry 1. 1927. a cc o rd in g to
upon the political sagacity the Japanese and Negro hoys the standard of Christianity.
tlem lr of s c a rla tin a . C ity M a rsh a l fig u res com piled by II M. H urston,
of the race. If we use wisely drop to a lower position iu We must have, first, The
H a a s of C o re hk» a u tb o rite d »hootlnc d ivision co m m e rc ial su p e rin te n d e n t of
the economic life while the
th e P a c ific T ele p h o n e * T e le g ra p h mention th« Negro in his an* cj*i difference, but because the residue of political pow
of a ll s tra y c ats.
Nordic boys assume a posi highest moral excellence;
er
which
we
now
have,
the
com
pany
T
h
e
In
c
re
a
se
d
u
riu
g
1928
R e ce ip ts a t th e B a k er postofftoe for
second, The highest conciev-
nual
message
serves
to
bring
|u.
¡s
American
citizen
en-
next administration will re tion of dominant*.
1*2« w ere $57.3122*2. accord in* to W w as 5889 tele p h o n es.
the
question
before
public
j
titled
like
the
rest
to
the
c-
T h e re c e ip ts re c o rd e d by th e county-
Admitting this, Miss Liv able motive; Third, The law
3. Bowei*» p o stm a s te r.
L a st y e a r
gard the race as a worth
of compensation.
attention.
I
he
general
ten-
qua)
enforcement
of-the
law.
c le rk 's office in C la c k a m a s show s an
th e y w ere $ 5 0 8 7 39.
while factor and not as a ermore contended that the
a»***
deucy
is
to
let
the
issue
pass
But
after
all.
lynching
is
not
in
c
re
a
s
e
of
n
e
a
rly
ISO
p
e
r
c
en
t
sin
ce
L outs K Bean, who a ssu m e d h is
race quality living for a time
It is no longer j wholly a racial evil. Altho* helpless mendicant.
*
Dr.
Dyer
preached a won
d u tie s a s a m em b e r of th e public se rv 1918. In 1918 th e to ta l of re ce ip t* by default.
L.et the political toscin for m high school contacts will
Ice com m ission la s t w eek, w as ele cte d w as $78888 25. In 1928 th e to ta l w as considered
good
torm
to
the
Negro
for
the
time
and
derful
sermon
Sunday morn
$20,884.25
T he office s ta ff h a s not
nineteen twenty-eight be— eventually persist beyond
c h a irm a n of th a t body.
mention
the
Negro
issue
in
it)
certain
localities
bears
the
ing
and
so
appealing
ami ef
increase*! sin ce 1918.
“The full enforement of the graduation, as the social po
P in e s c o llected in Bend in 1828 to
public
discussion.
On
more
chief
brunt
of
the
heinous
fective
was
his
discourse
that
sitions
of
those
involved
arc
A udrew X ickuni. 98 a p io n ee r of th e
tale d $8086, a cc o rd in g to th e re p o rt
than one occasion, Mr. Cool practice, yet white men. and Constitution, including the drawn closer together thro’ 'it was'continued for the cv-
w
est
and
long-tim
e
re
sid
e
n
t
of
O
re
of th e c ity re c o rd e r
R evenue from
fourteenth, fifteenth and the
; gon. w ho cro ssed th e p lain s in 1853 on i e
has condescended, if it yen white women have fal-1
ociitii’ -unendments*“
mutual interests ami taste. jening service. He spoke from
licen se te e s a m o u n te d to $1835.
toot in com pany w ith an o x c a r t c ara be a condescention. to make id, victim of the mobbish
k
anu n d im nts.
B uilding p e rm its w ere issu ed in
Dr. Karl C. Leebrick, di Luke *>tli chapter and the
ra n . died a t hia hom e in P o rtla n d re
K la m a th FVtlls d u rin g 1828 for new
reference
to
this
disagree-
weath.
Since
the
record
has
MORE
ABOUT
SCHOOLS
rector-general
of the I list i- 57tli to the (»2nd verse. Sub-
cen tly . Mr. N lckuui (ought iu th e In
c o n stru c tio n v alued a t $2,905,818. July
able
topic,
ro
r
this
he
ls
uue
been
kept,
not
a
single
year
I tute, and professor of history 1 jeet : “The cost of following
d ian w a rs of 1855 a n d 1858.
SOLVING RACIAL
w as th e re co rd m o n th w ith $820,085
our
racial
thanks.
We
have
has
passed
that
has
not
re-
I and political science at the Jesus"; Text, the 57th verse,
A c ro ss b e tw ee n a coyote a u d a
PROBLEMS
T h e public tre a s u ry of B a k er co u n ty
collie a big dog in B end ow ned by L. been so tar degraded in the corded white white victims,
University of Hawaii, point “And it came to pass, that
w as in a flo u rish in g co n d itio n a t th e
O Ki-ed. killed six c o y o te s in th e past public
Continued
from
page
one
equation,
that
the
\s
mnv
as
a
hundred
white
ed out to the delegates that as they went in the way a
close of 1828. th e t r e a s u r e r re p o rtin g
year. T h is w eek th e dog-coyote c ro ss , smallest favor is thankfully men have ♦'ecu Ivnched in a
suit
in
the
broadening
of
tol
c s s h on hand a m o u n tin g to $280,337 80
little racial antagonism ex certain man said unto Him,
killed a big coyote n e a r th e c ity lint
d. If
the President's
received,
it
^resident
s
single
vear.
No
remedy
for
erance
and
international
C o tta g e G rove show ed ste a d y prog its.
ists in the Territory of Ha I'Lord, I will follow Thee
T h e a n im a l la s t sp rin g killed
or for any other friendship without the ac waii, despite the extremely whither Thou Gocst”'.
re a s d u rin g th e laa t y e ar, build in g five c o y o tes on a c a ttle ra n c h m th e reference to prohibition was lynching
o p e ratio n « re a c h in g a to ta l of $800. M etolius riv e r c o u n try .
a sermon, his mention of the form Qf lawlessness is going companying danger of inter mixed nature of the popula
000. fa r e x ceed in g th a t of a n y p re
_____
_______
_
_
effective where the racial marriage. He further tion there. This result, he
S h e riff T M H u rlb u rt cam e to wo*-k Negro was in the nature of a
The Senior and Junior
vious y e a r
recently t*> find that his jail contained prayer. But when all other Xegro is singled out as the emphasized the necessity of declared, has come from the Missionary Societies held
T o ta l fire loas in L a G ra n d e d u rin g
the largest number of prisoners tn modes of procedure fail, the so|c bcncficiarv Anv such teaching children a proper conscious effort of the peo their regular meeting Mon
1328 w as $83,601. a cc o rd in g to th e a n th e h isto ry of M ultnom ah co u n ty —328
be the last re- attempt is defeated at the regard for those of differing ple of Hawaii, tt> work out day at 4 P. M. at the church.
nual re p o rt of F ire C hief C. C. M urchl If th e in flu x c o n tin u e s th e re c e n tly prayer may
son Ju st com p leted . T h e 1825 loss co m p leted e ig h th floor cells, w hich sort-
start. The great defect of the race, so that without race their inter-racial relations on They arranged for their pro-
w as 138.528 88.
acc o m m o d a te 110 m en. w ill soon be
The American people are Dyer Bill was that it became prejudice they will look for a friendly basis.*
grm for next Sunday, when
C o-operation. feeding, te s tin g and filled C a p ac ity now is 370.
besought to treat the Negro interpreted as a Negro mea- qualities of real worth, char
they will have charge of the
b re ed in g w e re th e o u tsta n d in g p o in ts
MORE OF "DEAD M A N ” services.
E x p e n d itu re of $1.038.800 d u rin g kindlv, even fairly.
1
he
A-
sure.
Lawlessness
knows
no
acter
and
education
in
rep
d isc u sse d a t a m ee tin g of m o re th a n 1927 w as p roposed in th e te n ta tiv e
200 d a iry m en a n d th e ir fa m ilie s a t b u d g e t su b m itte d to th e board of r e inerican people ought not to race; the law should be col- resentatives of every racial (Continued from page one)
H a in e s la st w eek.
gam. of .ha university of Oregon ..
thf ™ \ond people for w blind. An effective law a- group. T his can be accom general delivery office in
Sunday, January loth is
J a m e s S tu a rt of S ta n fie ld . 83 y e a rs a recent meeting by President Arnold the Lord Will IlOt hold them g a it lS t lynching Would be of plished, he declared, by send
prohibition
day.
the Los Angeles post office
of age. has ju s t co m p leted h is 82d y e ar Bennett Hail The figures show that guiltless for
lynching the greater national advantage ing children to mixed to receive a reply.
in th e M asonic lodge, w hich m ak es the university has anticipated re- helpless victim. There is no than all the proposed legis-
schools such as exist in the
The choir is getting down
When Slijgh showed up at
him th e oldest M ason in p o in t of m em sources for the year of $ 1 . 088.888 81.
' indication of declarative in- lation of the present session ( )ricnt.
to
business now preparing
b e rsh ip In th e s ta te .
the
post
office
he
was
nab
Oregon highway maps—50.000 of tention or affirmative pur- of Congress. But it must be
Miss Elizabeth Livermore bed by a detective who bad for the broad-casting over
C itise n s of C u rry c ounty, b u sin e ss them—
showing the railroads of the
but an appeal to con- nation wide in its purpose of the research department. been put on the Georgian's KGW on January 30th from
m en a n d ra n c h e rs , h av e form ed a state as well as the vehicle roads, and pose,
sto ck com pany and o rg a n ise d to r showing on each of the highways the science instead of to the law. and
purport. If Congress University of California, al trail by Clinton H. Wolcott, the church. Don't miss hear
p rin tin g a n e w sp a p e r to be called th e n u m b e r by w hich it is d e sig n a te d on It may be that this is the on- should pass an anti-lynching so emphasized the vital po
executive officer of the New ing them.
Gold B each In d e p en d e n t.
fe d era l re co rd s, a re re a d y for d ia trlb u ly form of appeal
that the measure based on race, it sition of education in over York Life Insurance Co.,
P o rtla n d po sto fflee re c e ip ts in De tio n by th e p u b lic ity d e p a rtm e n t of
American people will hear in could not he enforced. The coming racial antipathies. In thru evidence given by sev Friends, we need your
c e m b e r w ere 5.88 p e r c e n t o v e r De th e P o rtla n d C h a m b e r of C om m erce
their stiff necked attitude of President does not even sug- every child _ is talent,
____________
which. eral Negroes who bad been help ), so show your race pride
c em b er of laa t y ear, a cc o rd in g to fig
R e ap p o in tm e n t of th e follow ing
law
defiance.
\
\
ill
they
heed
gest
the
enforcement
of
the
if
developed,
can aid in the working near the Sligh come and join our happy
u re s a n n o u n ce d recenU y
T h e re p o s tm a s te rs h a s been reco m m en d ed
c e ip ts a g g re g a te d $383.000
though it comes Fifteenth Amendment, and creation of a new and bettes home.
by R e p re s e n ta tiv e H aw ley of S alem a prayer,
I baud and listen to the songs
R eal e s ta te b ro k e rs licen sed in O re for o ffice s in th e firs t O regon d is from the
President of the if he did it would fall on world, she said.
our mothers and fathers psed
Just
previous
to
the
fire
in
gon in 1928 n u m b ere d 1919. a cc o rd in g tr ic t: R o b e rt N. T o rb e t. A lb an y ; Al- United States?
deaf
ears
and
dead
hearts.
“
In
music,
art,
drama
.geo-
to sing. You will enjoy them
the
Sligh
home,
the
family
to a re p o rt issu e d by th e s ta te re al ington B W a tt. A m ity ; C. E Ingalls.
“Our duty to ourselves un- because the Ngso is the sole graphv and
history our had moved to town. That and bring back sweet memo
e s ta te c o m m issio n e r T h e re w ere 758 C o rv a llis; C. G. C oad. D a lla s; D E.
\ \ e want no children are drawing upon night the house was destroy ries.
Y oran, E ugene T h o m a s W
A ngus. der our claim that we are an beneficiary.
lic e n se s Issued to salesm en .
***«•
enlightened people requires class legislation for the sim- the whole world in manner ed by fire. .Searching thru
K e n n e th M eK etxie. 15, w as in a S a G ard in er.
lem h o sp ital su ffe rin g from th e ef-
C u rry c o u n ty 's fin a n c ia l p ro b lem s US t O Use all OUT power tC» pit? feaSOIl that it Would he that
is breaking down the the ruins, what appeared to
Don’t forget the sick, sin
tec ta of sw allow ing a St>-cent piece, a re o v e r fo r th e p re se n t and a la rg e protect them from the Crime futile.
barriers to international un be a human hack-bone was ner or saint. Our duty is to
X-ray p h o to g ra p h s ta k e n failed to re
,mount
0
,1
n°*,,ng
w,u
of
lvnching.
”
These
be
heav-
derstanding and building discovered. The family wept visit the sick if you know of
One
lays
down
the
Presi
be re tire d by a bond issu e for $10«. ,
/
, ** ,
.
,
veal th e locaU on of th e coin.
friendships”.
dent's
message
with-a
sense
000.
T
h
is
w
as
d
ecid
ed
a
t
a
sp
ecla:
!>'
^
a
U
g
h
t
e
d
W
O
r
d
s
.
T
h
o
u
g
h
and gave the gruesome relic of any.
M arion c o u n ty p ru n e g ro w e rs ex
*****
gratitude
for a well
Miss Livermore described an elaborate funral. Then
p re sse d u n an im o u sly a p p ro v a l of som e bond e le ctio n held w ith a view to put- kindily' intended, iieverthe- ! of
tin
g
th
e
co
u
n
ty
back
on
a
ba
sis
w
here
form of organ ixation to sta b ilise th e
less, they are potential with | meant, kindly word, but with instances which have come the "widow" claimed the
The Junior and Senior
m a rk e t, a t a m ee tin g held in S alem itsw a rra n t* w ould no lo n g er be sell untold mischief for the Ne- the reflection that the race to her notice of white Amcr- $75,000
Missionary
Societies held
insurance.
Sheriff
laa t w eek. MSre th a n 250 g ro w e rs a t ing below par.
gro
race.
I
believe
that
this
has
sunken
to
the
zero
level
ican
high
school
boys
select-
their
social
meeting las)
Tyler
of
Ossila.
Ga.,
is
cn-
tended,
Jo h n M acom ber. a b o u t 85. w as shot
u -
is
the
first
time
in
the
histo-
in
the
political
equation.
The
ing
a
Japanese
boy
to
lead
week
at
the
home
of Mrs.
route
to
California
to
bring
and
k
ille
d
a
lm
o
st
in
s
ta
n
tly
last
w
eek
Bend * m un icip al w a te r sy ste m v a i
that President speaks without them to victory on the foot- hack the “dead man”.
Sarah Williams,
E. 74th
co m p leted a t a coat of $550.000, a a t D allas, a s he w as le a v in g th e hom e ry of the government
St. North A pleasant after
sav in g of a p p ro x im a te ly $86.000. Jo h n of L eo R o b e rts follow ing a n a lte rc a
D ubuis. e n g in e er, inform ed m em b ers tion o v e r a m issin g u m b rella,
noon was spent making
of th e Bend c ity council a t a m ee tin g R o b e rts w as said by o ffic e rs to h ave
ready for the work for the
a d m itte d doing th e sh o o tin g and th en
la st week.
New Year.
to h a v e d e c la re d th a t h e r h u sb a n d
OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
T w enty-tw o c a rs of catU e left B ak er
and G ra n t c o u n ty xones for P o rtla n d
la st w eek. Six m ain line car* w ere
from G ra n t a n d th e re m a in d e r from
B aker. E ig h t cara w ere loaded In th e
c ity of B aker.
P o s ta l
re c e ip ts
of th e
P e n d leto n
p o s t o ffic e for 1828 w ere $ * 0 l h ig h e r
th a n for t h e y e a r 1925. P o s tm a s te r
the President of the United
States has identified himself
with one element of the A-
tnerican people as contradis
( Bv Kelly Miller)
from another, lie
(Continued from last week) tinguished
is supposed to be President
the Eighteenth Amendment. of all th people, and official
When the President enga ly to make no discrimination
ges to deal with the Negro on account of race, color or
question per se, he becomes previous condition. The Ne
more tenuous, less logical gro does not expect to he re-
and less convincing. His re-j|ieVed iron» the crime
o1
ference
is entirely well lynching as a supercilious
meant and kindly. The fact duty that the white race
that he would step aside ami owes him on the basis of ra
MORE ABOUT
C O O LID ÇES SPEECH
asement
fired th e shot. R o b e rts a lso a d m itte d
th e sh o o tin g , it w as said.
S h e e p m e n in th e s o u th e rn a n d east-
e rn se c tio n of M arion c o u n ty h ave de
cla red w ar a g a in st sh e e p k illin g dogs,
w hich a re said to h a r e been w re ak in g
T. J . K irk. 90, p io n e e r of C lac k am a s
co u n ty a n d a n in tim a te frien d ot Dr. havoc w ith flocks a ro u n d S ilv erto n
Jo h n M cL oughlin. died a t hia hom e and Je ffe rs o n a c ro s s th e lin e in L inn
ste a d a t U pper H ighland, n e a r O regon c o unty. N ev er b efo re in th e h isto ry
C ity, w here he h a d en g ag ed in fa rm of th is c ounty, sh e e p m en say. has
th e s la u g h te r of sh e e p by dogs been
ing for m an y years.
so h e av y a s a t th e p re s e n t tim e
T h e P o rt of A sto ria te rm in a ls h a n
M ore th a n $1.000.000 h a s been a p
dled 369,353 tuna of fre ig h t d u rin g
th e y e a r 1926, a gain of 10.382 to n s p ro p ria te d to O regon for th e fo re s t
o v e r 1925, w hen th e to ta l tra ffic w as highw ay and fo rest road develo p m en t
358.991 to n s, a n n u a l re p o rt of the tr a f funds fo r th e fiscal y e a r 1928. begin
ning J u ly 1. 1927. a c c o rd in g to Infor
fic d e p a rtm e n t show ed
m atio n w hich h a s ju s t been reeciv ed
A c o u rse for c a rp e n te rs in th e uae
by C M G ra n g er, d is tr ic t fo re s te r Of
of th e ste e l sq u a re will a t o nce he
th e t o u t of $1.116 908. $537.103 Is in
e s ta b lish e d in th e E ugene high school
th e fo re s t road d e v elo p m en t fund and
u n d e r th e S m ith -H u g h es a c t. acco rd
$579.801 in th e fo rest hig h w ay fund
ing to F re d C hess, m an u a l tra in in g
A new c o m p lain t a g a in st fre ig h t
te a c h e r of th e c ity schools.
ra te s on liv e sto c k in th e P a c ific n o rth
T h e re w ere a to ta l of 385 in d u stria l
w est w as filed w ith th e in te r s ta te
a c c id e n ts in th e s ta te of O regon d u r
com m erce com m ission a t W ash in g
ing th e w eek end ed J a n u a ry 6. a c
ton. D C., by th e N o rth w e st L ivestock
c o rd in g to a re p o rt from th e s t a te in
S h ip p e rs’ T ra ffic lea g u e, said to com
d u s tria l a c c id e n t com m ission. N one
p rise m ore th a n 2000 s h ip p e rs T he
of th e a c c id e n ts w ere fa ta l
r a te s com p lain ed of a re th o se to T a
O regon m o n th ly p e n sio n s h ave been com a and S e a ttle from O regon p o in ts
g ra n te d as follow s: C la ra L S heffield, on th e S o u th e rn P a c ific and th e Ore-
P o rtla n d . $30; T h o m a s \ D avis, P o rt ?on E le c tric R ailw ay com pany and
land, $30; J r a n k lin H all. L eb a n o n , from N o rth P o rtla n d
$20; E dw ard W aldvogel. B aker, $30
M ore O regon p ro d u c e w as m a rk e te d
B e rth a S teu d in g . E ugene. $30
in P o rtla n d la s t y e a r th a n th e y e ar
ROM PERS - CREEPERS
Extra Special
59c
A great new
shipment of
cleverly
styled gar
ments.
BOY'S KNICKERS
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