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    PAGE TWO
Saturday, January 22. 1927
THE ADVOCATE
the information to The Ad - 1 has no kick coming. The best we would like to have come
Pubi allied every Saturday at vocatc which in turn relayed!way to deal with that type in and pay or send in the
Suite 312-313 Macleay Building. it to ¿he Women’s Protect-,of “race man”, is to let him amount due us. We must
ive Bureau and the girl was holler until his business have money to pay our cre­
Phone Broadway 5807.
returned home from Kelso, head conies off.
ditors; it isn’t fair for you to
B D CANNADY
K.titor Wash., and reported to be at
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force
us to keep them wait-
MBS. E. D. t'ANNADY Manager
home again with her parents. HIS OWN M EDICINE
ng for their money because
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you wont pay us. Unless our
ADVOCATE AGENTS
TW O W H IT E MEN DIS­
delinquent subscribers pay
E. Richardson, Broadway &
CUSS TH E SOUTH
promptly, we will be compel-
Everett Sts.
led to discontinue their pa-
Holliady &• Holliday. 125 N.
That there exists no more
on* trial for his life, charged
Pcr
as much as we regret to
Sixth Street.
religious or racial prejudice with the murder of a Texas do so. There are many who
Elks Sanitary Barbershop. m the South, proportionate- business man.
are well able to pay and who
90 N. Sixth Street.
ly, than in New York, Mary-
| n the opening of the trial are perfectly willing to pay,
A. IT. Morrow, Compositor land or any other states a deal of trouble was expen- who await the collector be-
north of the Mason and Dix- enced in the selection of a fore they will do so. We send
Vernon Baker Agent.
on line,” writes Sam Gordon jury. It is said that the Rev. out statements urging our
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
(white) of Baltimore.
Norris made a desperate at- need of the money due, but
P er Y ear
■
In
contradiction
of
Mr.
tempt to keep all Catholics not all are moved by these
Si* Months
________________ 1.50
Three Months ............... ...............1 00 Gordons descriptive view of from the jury panel which appeals. Often when we do
Payable in advance
Entered at the Postoffice at Portland. Dixie, however, are the con- was to sit in judgment in his send a collector, in a nuin-
Oregon, as second-class matter.
clusions of Dr. Edwin Mims case.
her
cases our patrons be-
(white), professor of Eng-1 In the meanwhile, the come angry, “cuss out” the
IMPORTANT!
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All communications for __ publica- lish literature at Vanderbilt States Attorney is endeavor- collector and stop the paper.
tion or otherwise should be «d University, Nashville. Tenn., ing to keep all the Protest- Now these things are both
dressed to The Advocate l*ublish who says:
fonts from the jury.
annoying and expensive and
mg C om pany. S u ite 312 313 Mae- "l am a southerner of one
We are glad that the point can be avoided by our pa-
f#Adve'rtisi|,|g' rates made known k,,ul but not *U kinds- ,Thc has been raised by reputed irons just dropping their
on application.
solidarity oi the South is no Kluxer because somehow we check in the mail or giving
-------------------------------------longer a source of pride but
can't make ourselves believe us a telephone notice when
"Do.it ask (or rights. Take
them, of H L MIL.1A 1 ION to iua- that a Klausmaii is qualified 1° call, or better still, by
re" A°nrighV thT.sWhrnded%oheyT fr nv o f
mo_s t devoted men. juror to try a case involving calling at our office,
rawthm has somethin' the matter with 1 here is a South that finds a lew. a Negro
or „ a Catholic.
loo for a
L'groj-.
----------- - Now may we look
it.-'—Mr. Dooley.
_________ expression in the crude and
Now that a Klansmn is oh- m°re businesslike effort on
“They have rights who dare main­ blatant utterances of men jecting to Catholics on jury the part of our subscribers
tain them "—James Russell Lowell.
like Cole Biease and Varda- service where the klansman’s during this year?
man and another that finds life is at stake, we are wont
NATION GIVES STRONG expression in the statesman- to say: It’s just a dose of CRADLE OF LIBERTY ’
EDITORIAL ON LYN ship of men like Carter Glass your own medicine,
IS SAVED
CHINGS FOR 1926
and Oscar Underwood. The-
—St. Louis Argus.
We were made to feel sad
re is a South that practices
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“The lynchings for 1926 and justifies lynching and a-
It's alright to ask God to when we read sometime sgo
doubled t lo>L ,0r n°ther South that believes it help you. but it is our opin- that Liberty Hall, the head-
and 16 are the oi- js justified under any and all ion you could get more help quarters of the proud Garvey
ficial figures given out b> circumstances, and is reso- from Him, by first helping Mo*-*--lent in New \ ork was
the National Association tor lutelv determined in
«., dn,ip«>if
to be sold under the hammer.
to put an
\*ourself.
the Advancement oi Colored en(j t'0
But thanks to the loyalty of
People. The association tra-
“Therc is a South that BOYCOTTING T H E
the members and friends of
es t h i s disheartening in- boasts of an original contri-
NEGRO NEW SPA PER the movement, the so-called
crease m mob violence to the bmion t0 the Xation in thc
“cradle of liberty” lias heel
defeat of the federal anti­ Ku Klux Klan. and there is
A thing we have never saved.
lynching bill; until punish­ a South that believes that been able to understand a-
The Garvev Movement
ment for lynching is taken the Klan is un-American and bout some members of thc may not be to the likeing of
out of the hands of irrespon­ unChristian, and that holds Negro race is this: A many of our group, but nev-
sible local authorities ' ' e out the helping hand to ev­ whitc newspaper can print crtbeless no black man with
seem doomed to suffer the ery race and creed.
any sort of a slanderous tale a spark of race pride in him
humiliation of being the only
“May South Carolina now about them, true or untrue, should rejoce at the downfall
countrv
in , punish the mob that lvnched they grin and go on buying real or seeming oi the Gar-
. . . . in the world
f
which the account of a mob the Lowman Negroes. All the white paper just the vey movement or any other
murder is hardly news. At honor to Tudge Reed of Ga., same. Rut just let a colored movement which lias for its
These fine suits ami overcoats were tailored to
the same time there are for his courageous mainte- newspaper do likewise and objective the betterment of
meet
the exacting standards of the Bradbury
bnght spots in the process nance of the ,aw in the re. they simply rave; they de- the colored race along any
system.
Every garment guaranteed 100/1 pure
of adjusting race deferences: cent Georgia lvnching case, d a re a boycott on the color- line of honest endeavor,
virgin
wool,
legitimately priced at $35 and $-10
for example, there were 33 .-Xhe Southern states are ed paper; they talk vilely a-
the
year
round,
and a fine value at that. It is,
cases last year of oliicers ol still at the bottom of all sta. bout the editor and his fami­ MORE ABOUT SEGRE
therefore,
a
noteworthy
event to he able to
the law who prevented lyn- tistics that register actual ly, if he has one, and do ev­
GATION
purchase
them
during
the
last week of Janua­
ery
thing
they
can
think
of
clung, and 29 ot them were educational conditions of the
ry clearance at the one low price of $26. No
in the south. These instances countrv. It is also true that to try to ruin the paper. Sor- Continued from page one
down payment and six months to pay, despite
further discredit the myth of tben> js a sjngie university Vy to say, we have some of
the remarkable value offered.
greater universities in the
the sheriff who >s overpow- in the South that has ade. that kind in Portland.
country. Out on thc campus
ere
>> the mol). Again, in qUatc resources for the high-
-Natitoches, Louisiana, ev- est tvpe
type of gradante - o r k / ,PAY ^ R ^ S U B S C R I P - of thc Unversity of Chicago
a person is accepted for what
en white public sentiment is f h« c are facts that cannot
he
is and is given the oppor-
j f r
being aroused against a sta- bc gotten around 5 hifalut.
Thfe
is
the
beginning
of
a
tunitv
of proving himself
tute which was recently ere- in* talk about the beautv of
ated to “do bon.pr ’’ to^he | southern^w^men and^the^chi- K e. w year and many new worthy of the acceptance.
subscribers have been added
Out there we have repre-
e§T°; it is inscribed. ‘ The vairy cf southern men."
Good Darky of Louisiana,
Gentie rcader> kindI tel, to our subscription list for ■ sented the school in almost
Erected by the City ol Nati- us who’s who and whv -Mr. which we are thankful. But every activity along with o-
there are many old subscrib- ther races who attend. We
oches, in grateful recogm- Gordon or Mr. Mims?
rrs who are far in ‘ arrears-are o n athletic squads; we
tion of the arduous and
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faithful service of the good REPUBLICAN PARTY
darkies of Louisiana.” The
ON T H E JOB
figure is of the typical “Un-
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Matchless Variety In
cle Tom”, the bent, shuffl- At last the Republican
ing, subservient old Negro party members in Congress
who was so dear to the heart have shown that they poss-
of the old south. South and ess some back-bone, to judge
North a change is coming— bv the way they are going
A Southern white lady was alter the southern democrats
All the New Season’s Favored
recently fined $30 in a Chi- who are always lined up a-
;O uTfiliing(c>
Shades in Full Fashioned
cago court for calling a Pull- gainst the seating of some
Washington at Tenth Street
Revelation Silk Hose
man porter a “Nigger”.
republican senator or rejjre-
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sentative in Congress, who
These new Silk Stockings will surely meet with
ADVERTISING PAYS is charged with spending
the
approval of all good dressers, because of their
play in the band; we arc on the lives of white men and ing foresight. \Ye follow
,
. ,
large sums of money to be
fine,
even weave and long wearing quality; rein­
La.-t week 1 he Advocate elected. The Republicans are
the debating team, even tak­ women around us. We must blindly the beaten paths laid
forced tops and soles; all of pure dye.
carried a news item concern- now striking back by accus-
ing part in thc international mingle with them in busi-j down centuries ago by other
mg a \ oung girl by t he name jng the southerners of steal-
debate with teams represen­ ness world, however much ¡races, and while wo complain
AllRevelation Silk Hose are Pure Dye,
o Luella f oster, daughter jnjrt robbing and stuffing
ting Cambridge and Oxford; wc are opposed to it. Why, | of our lot wc have not the
Insuriing Long Wear
we are on the faculty; we are then, cannot we make these moral courage to seek new
l£:.{uid * rsA ^ J 'ostcr- thc ballot box to win their
RANGING IN PR IC E FROM $1.50 to $2.25
3 1 illamook St. wno was SCats in Congress. Not onlv
members of select councils, contacts that will insure a routes. YY e cannot argue that
exclusive clubs and, finally, more amicable relationship white fraternities do not in­
These Hose are carried in all the newest colors, as
reported to have run away that, but for many years j
rom home. T lie girl w as im- they have disfranchised by
well as evening shades. New colors are coming in... we have an interracial or­ when school days are over? vite us to their affairs. The
ni.c ‘att ' ]0(,ated by readers legal means and by intimi-
ganization functioning on
Dances
es given at the univ­
univ- nucston is, “Who has more
Agents for
/%
0
Agents for
of Thc Ad\ocate who gave dation the colored voters. By
thc campus. Obviously, we ersity o f Chicago should, in t° gain by initiating this
Butterick
/X ^ G / »
L. — 0
Revelation
have every reason against the very nature of things, he courtesy?” YVc who have li­
—------------- lynching threats and the
Patterns
our taking a Jim Crow so­ all-inclusive. Wc should be ved in the restricted South
E«ukiiat>r4 a v«r, in p.ni.ni
shot gun they have kept col-
and
cial affair out there.
thc ones to take advantage all our lives—who arc suffer­
C. G E E W O CHIN ESE Ana fu
0 tp Republican
S ' n " ’ the
Poll.s'
the
party
in Publications
of
this situation. If white or­ ing from acute discomfort
There cai> bc no sane ar­
M EDICINE CO.
The most in value-Th« b o * in Quality
the North until now has kept
ganizations
have not taken when in the presence of
gument against the inter­
silent about it. But now that
that
step
it
ran
he said that white people- do wc expect
mingling
of
races
socially
at
C. GEE WO. th« well
its majority in the Senate is
known H erbal iat, has
they
thought
we
preferred
to always to be cringing, crccp-
the
University
of
Chicago
or,
made a lift study of
threatened if Smith and Vare
remain away from their af­ ing things and still hope to
th s cu rativ e propertiaa
for
that
matter,
at
any
other
possessed by O riental
are not seated, the Republi­
university. Schools arc for fairs. Our dance proved it to take our place in the world’s
Roots, H erbs, Buds and
B ark, and therefrom
cans are fighting like real
experimentation and broad­ their satisfaction. White stu­ progress? Hasn’t it occurred
compounded his tru ly
w onderful H erbs rem ­
men ought to and watch the
ening purposes. It is at such dents standing in the corrid­ to us that the only way to
edies. In th e ir m ake-up
no poisons o r narcotics
democrats back down.
institutions as thc Universi­ or watchng the dance gave c- lose that uncomfortable feel­
a rs used ; p e r f e c t l y
harm less, and m a n y
ty of Chcago that wc can videncc tfiat they were in­ ing is to meet the person who
roots and herb# th a t
ha usas ara unknow n
LET HIM SINK
disprove thc old, hackneyed terested. Had they been invi­ < auscs it again and again un-
IN YOUR B A SEM EN T—W H Y PAY M O RE?
to the medical profession o f today.
AVOID O PERA TIO N S by ’a k in * bis remedies
argument that wc do not ted, had they come—even to dcr as many conditions as
In tim e fo r Stom ach, Couchs, Colds, Rheu­
There Are Four Reasons W hy Hundred* of Portland People Use
m atism . Kidney, L an«, Liver, C atarrh . Blood,
The
colored
man
who
goes
Victory
Coal—IT
G
IV
ES
IN
T
E
N
S
E
H
EA
T,
DO
ES
N
O
T
want
the contacts that can scoff—they would have gone will offer themselves?
In flam m ation, N eu ralg ia an d all fem ale and
C L IN K E R . IS F R E E FROM SO O T. AND S H IP P E D
ch ild ren ’s alim ents. Call o r w rite. S e n t by into business and hollers, if j
he
established
through asso­ home the wiser for having
D IR E C T FROM M IN E T O CONSUM ER.
An incident is recalled by a
mail o r parcel post.
his
people
fail
to
patronize
l
ciation
with
white
classmat­ attended. There would have student in one of thc north-
C. G E E W O C H IN ESE
A T R IA L MAKES A STEA D Y CU STOM ER
him while at the same time 1
es. We not only want them, been that many less scoffers <ln universities who had
M ED ICIN E CO.
he refuses to advertise or cv-1
M K i A ld er S tre e t, 8 . W . C o rn e r T h ird
AJAX COAL COM PANY
but need them. Experience at the University of Chicago just come from the South
cn subscribe for a colored j
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BE. 2405. OA. 1792
has taught us that our lives the next day.
and who felt uneasy in the
newspaper, is a hvpocrit and j
, are bound inseparably with
We seem woefully lack- j (Concluded on page four)
THE ADVOCATE
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January
Clearance
Unprecedented Value
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