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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1930)
COLE BLEASE OF S. C. GOES DOWN IN RUN-OFF THE /I n V oi 2ft No. In d ep en d en t Paper D e v o te d to th e I n te r e s t * of th e P e o p le Section One P O R T L A N D . O R E G O N , SA TU RD A Y , S E P T E M B E R u . i»:to In Two Section« 15 ADVOCATE PRICE: P I V I CENTS LILIAN GISH WOULD BE ROBESON’S ‘DESDEMONA’ ‘ORDER OF BLACK SHIRT RAPPED BY MAYOR ■ h ie ns m m Local W o m a n O p e n s Beauty Shop THREE e MEER PROMISES TO PATTERN PLATFORM OF THE LATE SENATOR GEORGE W. JOSEPH K u m u li« M o v i e S l u r AÄ il l F o r* n u k e l i t e S e r e n i u n i i IM u) D e m li n i o lili O p p o n i l e I 'll II I K o l i n o t i . Juliu» Meirr. u«dr|iendcnt candidate ernor lie made it clear (hat the reg for guvernur made a »luring »perch ulatory machinery of the public serv- ire roinm iiaion made it utterly impos- kihle for the rommi»»ion to function in a way beneficial lo the people»* be»t intere»!» Therefore he advocate* the abolition of Public Service Com- nti»»ion Me urged the public devel opment of the water power indu»try a» again»! private ownership and warned the people again and again that the lug program of publicity, iHinda. etc. prosecuted by the p ro air interr»!» were bring paid for by the tribute of higher rate*.” Me urged the |>eop!r to develop Oregon'» water power for the benefit of tbem»rlve» and th n r children Me assailed the M orning 1 irrgonian a» the mouthpiece of the private fnterr»ta and a» tms- rrp re te n tin g him and hi» candidacy. Mr »aid it* policy w ai to rule or ruin Me urged the -voter* to read the O re gonian to that they might be advised how it »tuud on measures and men to they could vote to the coutrary. Mr Meier promised if elected that he JU L IU S M E IE R ovrr the radio »tatinn K EX T hursday would endeavor lo get through the evonhtg For th in v rainnte» he out legislature inch legttlation a t would lined hi» policy making it clear that hr nrcraaary to make hia patforiu op he had accepted without alteration the erative for the benefit of the people complete platform of the late Senator and the developm ent and progret* of Jo»eph. Krptihlicau nominee for gov- the »talc 1 Biahop H. B. Parka of Oakland. Biahop of the Puget Sound and Cali- NRS. MARTIN OPENS BUSINESS AGAIN ' 1 " — WILLIAMS COURT IDEAL SITE rillin g a long felt need and comply- g with repeated requests, Mr*. Ro- hena Martin will open nexs Monday a beauty »hop to be known a* the M ar tin Beauty Shop, at 346 W illiams Av., next to Bogle'* Barber shop. Ku Klux E "REIGN OF SO. PREIUDICE” K la n . ù u ra*ian Lrunailcr», and the American Faneinti Agitate L'prining. Atlanta. Ga.. (C N S)—The American Fascist! O rder of B lackshirts .the W hite Band of Caucasian C rusaders and the Ku Klux Klan are the three organizations in the Sbuth around which racial agitation is centering, and upon which southern prejudice depends for the “supremacy” of the Caucasian in America. heart and a black shirt ” Negroes Under Attack T he organization aimed its first hlow at Communism but soon turned to the Negro. Now it is holding fre quent meetings in A tlanta denounc ing the employment of Negroes whilr white men are idle. It haa begun a campaign to get jobs for white men and claims to have displaced 600 N e groes in Atlanta business houses with white help. Threat of boycott is used to obtain this end when persuasion fails. The campaign “jobs for white m en” is popular with some w orking men, because unemployment is greater am ong the white workers than among the Negroes, it is claimed. N r» York, Sept 4 The l|Wllion All three have their headquarters in Mr*. Martin i* well adapted to this ot wlirlhrr Paul Robeson will play this city and make indefinite claim s kind of work having operated success " ( Mhrllo* in America ha» been »ettled as to their strength outside of Gorgia. fully a beauty shop in Portland for intutar a» finding a distinguished T he American Fascist! is the young six years. She is a graduate of the whilr woman arlrr»« lo play De»de- est of the three and is still in the Burnham Beauty School. Chicago and iimna opposite him ia concerned form ation process and its application also holds a diploma from the Mme. I illtan (iiih, crlrtiralnl motion pic- for a charter as an organization "to C. J. W alker system. Itirr setre*». who ha* hern a screen inculcate and foster in the minds of H er shop is done in Spring green, the members snd the public generally, leading woman 17 year», announced lending a cheerful atm osphere She white supremacy,” is still pending in to newspapermen Saturday when »he “Black Shirt” Banned will handle the Mme. C- J. W alker the courts. It claims to have 15,000 arrived Irom Europe aboard Ihe Athens. Ga., S ep t 4— M ayor A. G. preparation and Mrs. Zepha Baker’s applications for membership Its m em I r r m h liner Pan» that " It hi» (M r Dudley has issued an order prohibit preparations. The latter a home prod bership. like that of the Klan, is large Kohr»i>n'») 't Ithrllo' it hrtter than ing the American Fascist organization uct. Mrs. Martin will do shampooing, ly secret: its meetings are secret and any olhrr actor'», a« t have heard, from selling its publication, "T he pressing, inariplling. eyebrow arch the only officer known is H J. Gcwin then, naturally, I would play in 'O thel Black S hirt”, on the streets of the city. ing She will also give special scalp lo' with h i m ” ner, spokesman for the “adjutant-gen In a statem ent accom panying his treatm ents and manicuring Thia atatrrnrnt troin Mi»» Gish ha» eral's office." R O. Gordon, R. S. G«I- order the mayor said the organiza Mrs. Martin is active in church, club eltled a ntnah mooted question that ledge and H. J. Gewinner apphad for tion “has no right to dictate to em She is the organization's charter The m em ha» caused evened comment and go»- f or nia Conference» who paid a apacial fraternal and social circles ployers of labor." He »aid further: »ip ever »inrr Koltrton achieved inter- compliment to Rev. Daniel G. Hill. well known and well liked and above bership is open to any white male citi ‘Such an anti-social, anti-racial o r national praise for hit portrayal ot J r . on hi* report from Bethel church all, she knows her work thoroughly. zen over the age of 18, regardless of ganization. apparently set up for the “Othello” in London la»t spring Op- of Portland to the annual conference The facts will tend to make her busi- religion or creed. O ne organizer said, personal profit of its organizers, will po»ite Mr Robeson in London w n "all one needs is a white skin, a white not be tolerated in the community.” juat d o te d in Pocatello, Idaho. Every ness a great success. Mi*» IV^iir Ashcroft, noled white minister in the conference waa in a t I ui(h»h actress. who aaid »he felt no tendance. different in allowing R obeson to play Thomas Allen McBride, 82, senior with her than it he were a white actor member of the State Supreme Court, Mr Robeson will appear in concert Rev Daniel (i Mill. J r , pa*tor died at his home last Tuesday night in I’ortlaml rarly in the »print! in Bethel A M I Church was th r speaker following an illness of tw o weeks. the Steers Io n ia n »erir* last Sunday afternon at th r Pugu»t Mesdames C. R Redd and George Community Chest officials are a r Justice McBride suffered a stroke of Sound Annual Conference held at Poc Randall report having enjoyed their ranging a series of "See for Yourself cerebral thrombosis immediately after Columbia, S C.. Sept. 10-Nearly atello, Idaho. Mis subject was. "T h r trip to Pocatello, Idaho to attend the Tours." Beginning with a tour sched complete return» in the Democratic his return from vacation at Foley H ot RUSSIA ORDFRS Church and Problems of Youth annual conference They went with Springs and never recoverd. Justice uled for Tuesday afternoon of this ,... , , run-off primary indicated today that O ther mimslrr* front the coa»t w h o l " . ... ,/ , , Rev. Mill in his Ford sedan. The trip week for colonels and officers of Bri THE DEPORTATION Senator Cole L. Blease, self-styled Robert Price, H24 East Pine Street was made in 24 hours and Rev. Hill McBride was a native O regonian and gades I to 5, a series of tours will be were on the program were Rev J B had many friends am ong the colored "drinking prohibitionist" and rondoner was recently held up and robbed of reports that the drive was not m arred OF AMERICANS Isaacs and Rev. Runyon made each week to the various chari people who mourn his passing. His of lynching, had been returned to pri his wrist watch while enroute home Rev Mill received special comm en in the least, not even by a puncture. table and welfare organizations and | funeral was held Friday. vate life. front his work at The Broadway the dation for the report from Bethel agencies of the Portland Community Form er Congressman Jam es F. Byr atre F O U N D G U IL T Y OK A SSA U LT W ith the exception of two there were Chest. nes had a majority of 4970 votes with no changes made in appointm ents.' Any person, group of people or o r U PO N A N EG R O only 42 of th r state's 132« precincts The two were Rev !.. B Stewart, ganization desiring to visit any or yet to lie heard from Blease was not transferred to th r California C onfer IN N O C E N T N E G R O E S A RE all of the Chest agencies may obtain expected to overcome this lead M<>»< ow. Sept —American race p ré ence and Hrv. Pointer sent from Brem The vote was Byrnes 119,310, Blease L Y N C H E D BY IR A T E MOB Bremerton is open judice wa* given a terrifie hlow here erton to Butte 114,340 Rev. Mill will leave in a few days Berlin, Germany rulers were to blame for the war. «mer two American white meii hâve Blease raised th r Negro issue d u r Aug. 21, 1930 heeil ordered deported and banished for Pasadena. California where he wilt ing the campaign hy declaring lynch- Scooha. M iss, S^pt I t —Doubt as to O ur first interview was with Gen the educational address next (roui thr country for len yrars for an deliver th r guilt of tw o N egroes who were To the Fditor: eral von Schoenaich w ho served in •, i_g ing was the only way to stop N'egro I rula y evening before th r l alifortua ,, / ' ,, ., For th r last tw o days a quotation the German navy for five years and a»»ault on a N'egro recently. arrurding attacks on white women Byrnes, if lynched yesterday after their arrest to a »pecial rablc la the New York Conference. complete returns do not alter his post- m a robbery charge, war expressed from "July 14" by a G erm an writer, the German army for thirty-tw o years. "Time» " lion, is assured of election as D em o-' by authorities today, who said the mob Emil Ludwig, has been alm ost con He is now hon.’.ry president of the victims had denied knowledge of the stantly in my mind. In speaking of "German Peace Society" one of the cratic nominee The Board of D irectors of the O re Dr and Mrs \V. I*. Dickerson, of holdup of Mr and Mrs. T hom as Mc the \ \ orld W ar he tells “how a peace- most active peace organizations in gon Prison Association met Tuesday Newport News, Y a . left Monday for Coy. from whom forty-five dollars was •able, industrious, sensible m ass of Germany. He came into H am burg noon at H enry Thei/e's restaurant, 105 CARD OF THANKS I.oa Angeles. While in Portland, they 500.000,000 people was hounded I taken. from his little farm and spent the East T enth street to hear a report on were house guests of Mr. and Mrs E. into a war which was in no way des day with us showing us the sights of the survey of the O regon State Prison W e wi*h to express our sincere ap L. Jam ison During their visit here j tined nor inevitable.” D uring these Hamburg. being conducted by the Oregon Pris preciation to our many friends for their hosts took them for a drive In two days we have conic into contact SL A Y E R E X E C U T E D Almost four million men out-of on Association. th r use of their car», the kind words th r Portland Airport, the Columbia \ with representatives of at least three work in Geittany and simitar unemploy of sym pathy, thr beautiful flower*, River Highway, Council Crr»t, The Huntsville, Texas, Sept. 12 — Jess of the nations that twelve year* ago ment throughout the world with con callers and cards in th r loss of our G rotto, J a n t/rn Beach and Lotus Isle \ eruon l.ester Hague announces | W ashinton, Negro, was executed were at each other's throats and now sequent suffering everywhere is a dir darling boy, Curtis Eugene. Especi _ Dr and Mrs. Dickerson were hosts at tlie state penitentiary here at 12:13 that the "fever fit" is over, the old ect result of the war, the General Local Woman Seeks Title of ally do we thank Rev. J. L. C aston several theatre performance» for Mr. ’bat the following enterprises will soon and th r Ml Olivet Sunday School for and Mrs. Roy Gragg, and Mr. and j •** established in the "K lam ath King- A.M. today, for the m urder of a white relations of business and social and feels. People are easily hoodwinked “ America's Champion Mrs J W. Latimer, Sunday afternoon J®"'". Klamath Falls, O regon; Pacific, woman. Me was calnt throughout the political intercourse have been revived. and so may be led by their rulers their service. At English Plym outh we put ashore into another war. In all wars the Klamath St Ogden R. R. Co., Union proceedings. Canner” Mr and Mrs II. Ivey and family. and evening. Stockyards St Packing Mouses, W hite both mail and passengers. Among losers pay. therefore G ermany must Pelican Motel ami Mot Springs Sani the oncoming passengers were tw o not complain nor should she agitate tarium. Klamath KiKiigdotn Keynoter, students who were returning to their for release from the Young plan but Mrs. G. E. Lehman, tttoo W. Colum G. FREEMAN BROTHERS TRANSFER (daily pap er); Klamath Kingdom Sav German homes after a vacation in she must hope that business men of bia Blvd., has entered the National ings Hank and the Marriuian T rust England as m em bers of a “ Holiday other nations will see that she m ust Canning Contest, to be held in Shen Company. The investment of more Fellowship," one of the organizations be realeased from these burdens for andoah, Iowa, O ctober 1. Silver tro OJJice Phone: HHoatlway 1885 than one hundred million dollars w ill• helping to prevent war by prom oting the economic salvation of the world. phies and $4,250 cash will be given 430 HOYT STKKKT :: Portland, Oregon hr furnished hy one Eastern family. exchanges of teachers and students Make it clear to your business men.” away as prizes. Anyone desiring to from different countries. T he father he urged, “that another war would not enter the contest may get all inform a Residence Phone GArfield 8019—340 lillamook Street Sum ter Deware who died suddenly of one of the boys was in the war only wreck Europe but America would tion from the National Canning Con in thr city Sept, n was buried from two years and is training his hoy in come toppling down into economic test, Shenandoah, Iowa. Successors to E. Richardson llaggage Transfer Miller and T racey’s Funeral Parlors the way of peace rather than war chaos too.” W ith all his might the Thursday. Rev. W. R. Lovell read At French Cherbourg, tw o German General is speaking in Germany, Po the funeral rites and Mrs. Lillian vessels and one American were receiv land, Denmark, France, Holland and Please Pay Your Subscription Jenkins-Lav furnished the music. ing and discharging passengers and Sweden urging the settlem ent of inter mails as if nothing has ever happened national difficulties by m ethods of a r SUNFLOWER CAMP to m ar their peaceful relationships. FOR RENT bitrations and judicial m ethods and is Mr. Curry is very appreciative of Now, after two days in Germany*, constantly urging men and women to Newl# renovated :t and 4-room th r p atrouagr given his camp at Sea among our form er enimies, where we refuse w ar service. MARTIN’S BEAUTY SHOP side this summer, which was double have been received with every cour apartments, attractively furnished. In my next article I will write of that of last season. Much credit for tesy we wonder if these “sensible, the pessimism of a Baptist preacher Strictly modern. Ready for oc thr success of the camp is due to thr industrious, peace loving people” are about the outlook for peace and the 3 k ) W illinni* Ave. charm ing personality of Miss Madrlyn the ones we wanted to m urder a few German peasant w ho was selling his cupancy September 20. Call Flowers, hostess of th r camp. RO BK N A M A R T I N IN ( ' R ARGK years ago because we were made to cows for taxes. After Septem ber 2, write or phone ELM ER FLOW ERS believe they were boiling down the J. W. Curry, 104 N. 17th St., Portland, »SHAMPOOING EYKIIROW AR CH IN O J. J. H andsaker, Associate bodies of their dead soldiers for fat rR KMSING SCALP TREATMENT Oregon, BRoadway 1541, for reserva MAK CEI .L IN G G MANICURING and were cutting off the hands of Trinity 1898 C O U R T E O U S A N D P R O M P T 4KRVICR Secretary, National Council for P re tions at Sunflower Camp Belgian boys or because they and their rulers alone of all the peoples and vention of Wtar REV H U RETURNS TO PORTLAND SOUTHERN SENATOR LADIES ENJOY TRIP RETIRED TO PRIVATE LITE THIEVES TAKE IAD S WRIST WATCH I R E MCBRIDE DIES AT 82 CHEST PUNS TOUR DIRECTORS HEAR REPORT ON CONDUCT OF SURVEY MANY NEW ENTERPRISES COME TO OREGON M ake Pori land’s Own Store Your Shopping Headquarters A
