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S EC TIO N I.
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ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE TO RAISE “WAR CHEST”
VIRGINIA ELKS FIGHT AGAINST EXTRA TAXATION
—
A N T I-SA L O O N L E A G U E
PLA N S BIG W A R FU N D
Fifty Million* to Bo Raised for
U m Most Ton Yoor*.
Detroit, Micb.—Plane fur i*l*lo c •
gao.UUO.UJU "war rbMM" fur u m lu H i *
lt * il Ira years war* atinouurod by
AM I Haluub league trailers at lit*
lu g u r's iweoly-fourtli annual euovra-
lluu bar», oil lb * ava uf Iba laulb
aualaaraary of tba advent of uatlonal
prohibition.
Tba iaw.UOO.UUU fund I* counted on
to prarlda tba noam'lal barking for
tba
Dual
far
raarblng
“ atiuiah"
against Iba wet alnuania Ibat Iba
laagua baa yat undertaken, anti offl
rials could a** nothing but a com-
1 >I at a dry alrtury and ullar disruption
o f Iba organliad furcaa Hblcli hava
baau arc king rr|iaal nr niodlflrallon of
Iba Klghlaanlb ainradnirnl and Iba
Vulataud Mt,
(laoaral Hupcrtoimdent F. Modi
MrUrlda envisioned Iba day «b an com-
plala vlrlury aball parch upon Iba baa
uara of iba prohibition furcaa.
Tba Anti-Saloon laagua ctitna Into
being. Ihn-tor M< llrl.l* »»Id. because
tba paopla galled undar Iba baaay
yoka of tha liquor trunic “ and »e r a
moaning and groaning and crying out
fur help ”
Although liquor atlll bold* anna
ground In Iba big rlllea. ha aald. pro-
blblllo* la proving Itaelf earn tiler*
Ha aald Chicago had T.IM aaloona and
11.000 apaakaaalaa during Hie daya he-
fora Vulataad. but that “ arhlla prohibi­
tion baa not correct ad all tha avlla of
liquor. It la now a new city."
“ Tba ctly must ba taken If Iba ale
lory la to ba complete." ba added.
Doctor MrHride annouuced Ibat It,-
BUU.UW naa apral by Ilia league and
Ita «0 »tala branchaa during lha laat
two yaara. Tide la exclusive o f an ad­
ditional tlUU.iaw expradad la behalf of
tba Hoover campaign.
Tba annual budget o f the nail-me I
eegnaUalloti. Ucurdmg to II. H. Mow­
er» of WralerMlla, Ohio, treasurer, la
t-TtS.UUU. but »tale organlullona have
• heir own organlullona and rala« aud
apaad fund» But Included In thin
amount.
0RE60N STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Event» of the Week
Assembled for Information
el Our Readers.
Three car load a of Jaffaraoa county
work horaaa bava been ahlppad to
Taiaa and Colorado raneatly.
A new bear belt laagaa to taka ta
Eugene. Albany, Halem and CoraatlU
la la proa pact If plana of Eugene base-
kall fa ir are adopted.
Tba eounty boundary board o f Jaek-
aoa county h u ordered a reduction o f
M a rly MOM to tba achoot kadgot of
tho Bulla Falla dlalrlet.
Tba Farmer#' Exchange Oooporatlva
o f Jackson county baa rafuaod by •
aota of M to 17 to accept tha raalgnA-
ttoaa of tho board o f director».
Marion county b u aoaauuctad morn
than 111 aillaa o f markot roada dur­
ing tba p u t ton yaara. according to
aaoouaeainoat mad# by tho oooaty
oourt nt 8atom.
Tha Alaao achool bulldlnga warn
Uraly dailroyad by fire racantly. Tho
grammar achool and entire ooBtauU
ware a total loea, but all tko aqulp-
maat w u u r o d from tha high aokooL
WANTS RETURN OF OLD DAYS Elks Hailed To
TEM PORARY
Dr Da Norval Unthank, «h o re-
canny came to Portland to raalda and
practice medicina. la highly recom­
mended by promlnant paopla in hla
Iwma town. Kanaaa City. Mo
Dr
Unthank la a gradu­
a l» of tha Unlvaralty
of Michigan with tba
A U degree He had
taro yaara of inadlclna
at Kanaaa Slat», la tar
fmlahlng hta medical
court» at Howard unl­
varalty.
Waahlngton.
D C Ha later took a
apaclal Ik monlha’
court» In traal-
mant of tha aya.
ear and ivoaa at the
Marcy hospital In Kanau City. Ha
la a mam bar of two Oraak latter f ra­
ter n Ilia ■ and tha African Method tat
church.
Dr. Unthauk h u had three yaara of
gauarai practice and hi» work for
charity h u covered tha aame period
Tha latter h u taken him Into tha
public achoola. tha open air achoot.
and the Watt Baby Sutton Ha bear*
latter* from aaaarai health organlaa-
Ilona aipraaalng thalr regret at hu
leaving and stating that It will ba
vary difficult for them to duplicate
hu eervloae Tbaaa latter» are from
the Stale TubarculoaU aaaoclatlon. tha
Vtailing Ntiraaa' aaaoclatlon and tha
Wall Baby clinic
Dr Unthank hat opanad office«
with Dr. I L Booker, suit« a ll. Pan­
ama eulldlhg where ba h u already
received patlrnU who apeak In glow­
ing term» of hla trealmenU
Mr* Unthank and tha baby will
come to Portland early neat month
to Join tba doctor, who h u taken up
dance at tha Read home on Tib-
‘ peald
t u street
i
—
B
Parham Says H e
H a d a Square Deal
ftr w YORK. Jnn IS.—“ I had n
aquare deni."
That w u the »newer given Mon­
day to the NallonnI Aaaoclatlon for
the Advancement of Colored Peo­
ple by Alonao Boulelgh Parham.
Chicago colored youth, to • pro­
tect rounded by the naeoctnttoo
ticca uae Parham w u dropped from
West Point'» roater
" I wasn't flunked on account of
my oolor: I Just wasn't good
enough In mathematics." Parham
declared
"They didn't make the eum -
In*Ilona hard Just for me." the
ousted youth told reporter» "There
were more than *0 other men
dropped along with me "
Parham added he didn't want
Negro organisations to "try to
make a martyr" of him
OPENS OFFICE
Nephew Dies In
Denver Colorado
J. Reuben Clarke.
Washington.—Cntll the appolnimrat
o f a permanent envoy, the State de­
partment announced Ibe temporary
•election o f J . Ileuben Clarke, former
undersecretary o f state, ae Untied
Stele» ambassador to Mexico to act
daring the Inauguration of Orila Ru­
blo
president o f tbe republic.
Sirs J. A. Wisdom. 1913 Union ave­
nue north, ta la receipt of news of
the death of her nephew. Door-dam
Clark, which occurred on Tuesday,
January 31. at Denver. Colo Young
Clark w u etrioken suddenly with
iptnal meningitis while at high achool
and although immediate medical aid
w u given him. he died after suffer­
ing 34 hours Clark would hare grad­
uated In June.
T E LE P H O N E ROME!
COLORED ORCHESTRA
PLAYS IN ASTORIA
Rome. Italy, and points in the re­
gions or department» of Lombardia.
Piedmont Kmllla Ltgurta. Vends Bu-
r an ea and Venal a Quills, Italy, have
been added to European ottlea which
may now be reached by transatlantic
telephone, according to Patrick Ba­
con. district manager for the Pacific
Telephone * Telegraph company. The
newly established eervlce became e f­
fective January 19.
The Dial# Stroller* orchestra filled
an engagement at A* lor la Wednesday
night
They motored down from
Portland. The orchestra h u
piece» aim an entertainer.
PORTER FIN ED
Tenth
Anniversary Bring«
Much Oratory.
Washington.— Wet and dry members
o f congre#« celebrated tba tenth an­
niversary o f tbe Eighteenth amend­
ment to the Constitution with a fra «
for all riot o f prohibition oratory—
the moat strenuous and spectacular o f
tbe current session.
Taa years ago, on January Id, 1020,
Nebraska formally deposited in Wash­
ington tba thirty-sixth state ratifica­
tion o f tbe Eighteenth amendment. I f
there waa any at that time who pro-
dieted that prohibition would be a set­
tled Issue with tbe passing o f n
decade, tbelr prophecy waa obliterated
In tbe storm on Capitol hilt.
Four lengthy prohibition speeches
were delivered In the house o f repre­
sentatives and three In tbe senate, de­
spite tbe efforts o f leaders In tha lat­
ter body to keep It at work on the
tariff bill. It waa estimated that some­
thing like 2S.0UU words o f wet and
dry controversy flowed Into tba con­
gressional record during tbe day, deal­
ing for tha moat part with tha quee-
tlbn whether prohibition ta a success
or failure after Ita ten years* trial.
Senator» Morris Sheppard (Dem.,
Texas), tha father o f tbe Eighteenth
amendment; John J. Ulalne (R e p ,
W U .), a wet, and Coleman L. Bless*
(D em , 8. (.’.), who U a personal wat
and political dry. held tho center o f
the stage in tbe senate ring, while at
the IXher end o f tbe Capitol Repre­
sentatives John Q. Cooper (R e p ,
Ohio), • dry. and Frank Oliver (D em ,
N. Y .). Fred A. Britten (R e p , IIL>.
•n<J Robert H. Clancy (lir p , Mich.)
furnished moot o f the fireworks
Continued on Page 3
TAFT SEEKS HEALTH
IN PORTLAND
B ll AM WOHIN H U M TOOTH
Do row wHD Mo o»ow ol r*•’♦W
Down* HHfHfM ..Ullbrt tV|
fr y t l N M i t t f i O o i o M P - U t
TONIC-
Oeorge W Harper. Union Pacific
potter who w u arre»ted. Jailed and
charged with aiding ard abetting In
tha alleged uae of a railroad paaa.
pleaded guilty on U m 30th, aud w u
fined » 100 . tha minimum penalty.
Kathleen Moore, who uaed the paaa.
poalng u
Harper'» wife, pleaded
guilty and w u alao fined 1100
from t r o t 10» 0M r
Misa Minnie B Renesr of Lancaster
Pa. writes The Advocate u follows.
"I read The Advocate and enjoy It.
Sesma to me that U m races mingle
better there than here, although It ta
better here now than It once wu. I
am glad to see them mingle for that
ta u It should be " Mtaa Re nee r ta a
member of the white race.
M O fO U
totaà. tote amé ruiowu.
II.ow (V sor >l»to twqM I »
c. o. •. ilo oafrw. r»UB i rfrou
K i« r v A W o tn s s F "
'■ae brim M
W a t» O
Mrs Alice K Holliday. 931
street, w u called to Oakland to the
bedside of her »on. T J. Holliday, who
ta seriously 111. She left Sunday.
Roland Hayaa will sing at the Heilig
theatre In Tacoma in March. It will
ba U m flret time Tadorna h u acted
boat to the diatlngulalwd tenor.
WASHINGTON BRIEFS
Bradford
Clothes $25.00 to
Shop
»45.00
John Motley Morehead. New York,
ba» been appointed by President
Hoover aa American minister to Swe­
den. He tucoeeda Leland Harrison, re-
I
"Wkcrt Young M en Buy"
NOTICE
Klaa Morgan wlahea to Inform hla
many friend» that ha la prepared to
taka care of thalr need* in tha restau­
rant H im . Select tablea for ladlaa
Located at Oth and Planders »treet»
BRoadway 4030.
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P/pnip Pay Your Subtcriptlon
ANNOUNCEM ENT
DR. Ea L. BOOKER, Dentist
announces removal o f offices from 502-3 Panama Bldg, to
Suite 311-12-18 Panama Bldg,
and
DR. DE N O R V A L U N T H A N K
Phyitcunt aud Surgeon
announcea opening o f officea at
* Suite 311*12-13 Panama Bldg., N. E. cor. Sd and A lder Sta.
Phone BRoadway 8967
I’ resent indications are that Frasl-
dant Hoover wilt not aak the aenat*
to ratify American adhervuce to tha
world court during tbe preeeni m elon
o f congress.
Light,
smooth
skin is
FASCINATING
No matter how dark your com-
lesion, you can maka it faacinat-
lg with Dr. Fred Palmer’» Skin
__
Whitener
Ointment. Thia i prepara­
prepara-
tion, . fa.noua for fifty
»often»
y y year»,
**
‘itena th
and lighten*
the darkest iklrtj
plea, . blotch«*
p pimpl
d ear* up
tan mark», and doe* away with that
“ oily, ahiny” look. Regular uae of
thia preparation along with th*
other Dr. Fred Palmer prepara­
tion« keep* your akin »o ft and
amooth and makaa you look faaci*
nating.
Dr. Frad Palmer'» complata Una
conaiata o f: Dr. Frad Palmar'*
Skin Whitanar Ointment; Skin
Whitener Soap; 8kln Whitener
Face Powder; Hair Draaaer and
H ID Deodorant. Sold at all drug
atorea fo r 2Sc each, or aant post­
paid upon receipt o f price. Dr.
Fred Palmar’a Laboratories, Dept.
IS, Atlanta, Qa.
R
A gentrou* trial i n q l l at tba
thin Whltsnsr, Soap in4 Fsco
Powdar aant for 4c In atunpa.
Df. R e d Palmer’»
SKIN WHITENER
“Keep» pour complexion poutkluT
A bill to permit Moutana, Wyoming,
and Idaho to tax persons and prop­
erty In tba Yellowstone National park
w u Introduced by Senator Walsh
(Dem.), Mondina.
Amu»
PRELIM INARY
S lip s
Washington.— Supreme court affairs
rest In the bands o f associate Jus­
tice» as Chief Justice T a ft U on a
rest period at Asheville. N. & Tbe Ju­
diciary head left Washington a few
days ago for the winter resort where
be hopes to regain strength lost
through a recent Illness.
He spent a few daya In tha Qarfleld
hospital here, gaining atrength for the
brief trip southward. Ha was con­
fident o f an early return to tbe
Mr and
family left
where Mr.
contract to
By Kits Reid
The Advocate does not nocwearily
share in Kit* Raid's view«, bat whoth-
sr wa do or not. her opinions are
iib c , s»id logical and well worth
reading. It is ronr privilege u wall u
ours to disagree with K it* and
timo to timo in 1
“The stufi of the world is mind
»tuff.”
If It weren't so tregtc In Its final
results the tariff plana of Franco
would be ridiculously funny. But they
are such a faithful copy of our own
protection tat tactics that It ta not
a laughing matter. Franco prop ore*
to “protect" the French worker» in
ekactly the same manner the glorious
U. 8. "protects" ita worker*—by pisc­
ine • tariff on Imported articles—eo
high a tariff that the French cannot,
buy— In other words tbe French will
be prohibited from buying automo­
biles. for instance, manufactured any­
where but In Ftance. Well, we have
done that for yean— not only auto­
mobiles but everything else that the
American manufacturer wanted to
keep out o f this country
And we
poor devils of consumers have been
forced to buy Inferior American made
goods at prices plus the tariff on the
beter foreign made articles. Analyse
the relation between the tariff bogy
and unemployment— it wilt furnish
you with quite a few evenings enter­
tainment
Richmond. Vs.. Jan. 34 — An after-
math of the bitter fight st the BUs*
Convention which met In Atlantic
City laat summer was staged hare tn
tho U. 8. district court on Wednesday
morning, January 19, with Judge D.
Lawrence Otoner on the bench, when
tbe gTand lodge of tho L B. F. O.
Bka of the World appeared In court
—* »- g far an Injunction to raatrain
the Virginia 6tat* Association o f B k «
from securing and maintaining a
chapter for the state lodge« under
the name of th* l » . P- O. Bka of
the World.
According to advice# received here
the recent move made by lodge# of
tho Virginia Mato association to se­
cure a charter under which they
could operate, w u mad* u a result
of the grand exalted ruler's declara­
tion that all lodgu which had no*
compiled with the payment of the In­
creased annual tax of $1-00 per capita
— increased from «0 cento, would be
subject to summary suspension at
hta pleasure. It U alleged by Vir­
ginia Bka that when this place of
legislation w u consummated, there
were only 4» men tn the convention
k , h on the laat day and that It ta
not a representative piece of legisla­
tion.
The local Elks state that tha appli­
cation for charter w u made simply
u a protective measure. In the event
the grand exalted ruler. J. Finley
Wilson. Issues an order of suspension
against alleged derelict lodges, the
,tale aaaoclatlon of Virginia will have
a charter under which It may operate
without loss by the rank and file of
the membership In this state.
The lovely embroidered quilt that
w u made and displayed by the Cul­
ture club tn » recent art exhibit of
the stato, w u entered In Meier At
Frank’s quilt oontest that w u held
January 31 and 33 at the Public
Service building.
PRO BAK
DOUBLE-EDO! BLADES
111« boot shave
Por Hand’s
Own
Store
Redaction in Coffee Prices
Now York.—Tho third geueral elaab
In coffoo price# within about four
months was annonnred by retail chain
atorea In various parts o f tha country,
bringing tha general level o f coffee
price» to tha lowest point In year*.
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
Penales Fond far Prefi
s
y o u r in o li# y b o rie»
M
RS. FULLER CO
NVALESCING
Mrs. H. D. Puller, who fell during
the first snow fall, ta convalescing
nicely although she ta yet kept at
home
If yoor dealer conno!
•apply you, writ* direct.
SOtfwr S—f l f o r K>
Semple biodo— Kk
PROBAK CORPORATION
Mrs. H. J. ouiiard and
last Friday for Oakland
Ollllard b u accepted a
do plastering
Make
Surgeou Ueuernl Cmuuilug o f the
public health service baa requested
health oflUlal* In nine states for co­
operation in a nation-wide Invgaflgp-
tlon o f several deaths nnd serious Ill­
nesses attributed to “parrot fever,”
or psittacosis.
i
H EA R IN G
V i r g i n i a E l k s Dissatisfied
With Increased Tax Assessed
At Atlantic City
W. H. T a ft
A refund o f *e42.8tK) to tbe Pullman
company, Chicago, for overnsscaameiit
of Income and profit taxes In 1919-*20
and 1921, waa announced by tbe In­
ternal revenue bureuu.
Naw York.— Tba Carnegie corpo­
ration has announced a contribution
o f 020.000,000 for a fund for 0900 an­
nuiti#« for collaga professor* when
they reach tha age o f seventy.
Asks For Injunction
Against New Charter
In a New York newspaper I find
the announcement of an address by
Wm B Shearer who will tell “ the
Inside Story of Ten Tears of Inter­
national Intrigue Against the U 8.
Sea Power" with comments on the
approaching London conference. What
might have come out of the senate
investigation, had It been completed.
Box seats *3 00. Balcony 91.00
Query: WHY was not the senate In­
vestigation completed?
100 per centers. D. A. R s. and
American Legion, please look Into It
and let us plain common voters know.
It may help us to vote right st the
next election
VISITS SICK SON
HAYES TO SING
IN TACOMA WASH.
Court By Finley Wilson
CONGRESS IS UR6ED
TO REPEAL DRY LAW
B ETTER RACE R ELATIO NS
During tba month of Docombor
Uara ware I I harda. containing MT
cow», on toat by tba Wallowa County
Dairy Improvamant uaoclatlon. Tho
kvorago production waa IS 41 pound»
o f buttortat.
Tha Amorlcaa I-agton poat of L b
Oranda h u M l aalda I10M o f Ita
funds to form n loan fund to assltt
worthy atadanta attending the Butoim
Oregon normal school to carry oa
thalr education.
U. S. E N V O Y
At these
reduced
prices—
each home
should have its
Extension Telephone
A Residence Desk Extension Tele­
phone is now only 75 cents a month I
Other new low rates on Extensions —
Residence Wall E xtension.............. 50c
Business Desk Extension................. $1.00
Business W sll Extension................. 75c
T u x P a c if ic T
e lk t h o n b
A nd T
eleg raph
C o m pan y