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PO RTLA N D . OREGON. HATUHDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1931
SECTION ONE
PRICE F IV E CENTS
WOMAN DECORATED FOR FOILING MOB
STUDY NEGRO HISTORY IN SOUTH W M
FOSTER BETTER
My liitoro»! In till" p»rtlcul»r foot-
tiull pl«yor com m e nce d wlton ho • » *
a »tudoni «t tho University of Mlit
itesutu I followed him on his Jouru
«.y Wool »nil wlion ho oiilorod tho l'
ulvor»lty of Orogon I toll th at hl»
t hunr«) hud colile
More rtn
ily I win* tlirlll«*«! 1 « read
uf hi« llftlo e i« mi th e O regon ten in
and th e honor« lie a ch iev e d hi acor
lug th e only touchdow n o f th e ku iii p
b etw een O regon and Idaho, a fe w
w e e k « ago
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se a rc h re ce n tly in to th e m u sty re c ­ ' valll. O regon for Oct. 17th
a n im pressive public m eetin g h e re
It
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ith
c
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sid
erab
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g
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F E H 8 PRI ZES FOR P A P E R S ON
ords of V irginia c o v erin g th e period
of O regon today th e badge of courage w as pin­
of the R evolutionary W ar h a s b rought s tu d e n ts and officials
• AMERI CA S T E N T H MAN“ ; COR
ned on th e b re ast of a little wom an
to light an in te re s tin g fa c t a ouut the S ta te college learned of th e inellgl w ho la st spring successfully defied a
blllty of Joe L illard, s ta r halfb ack on
R E S P O N D E N C E I NVI TED
p
a
rticip
a
tio
n
of
N
egroes
in
th
a
t
war.
Huow Hill. Md Oct 2k — (CNA »Or­
“ D oc'' S p e a rs' U niversity of O regon m ob a n d saved a p riso n e r In h e r
phan June». 60 y e ar old N egro farm W hile It la w ell know n th a t In Mass-
eleven. R um ors to th e effect th a t Lll- keeping, on th e very nig h t w hen a n ­
w orker, was Indicted here W ednes­ acliu aetts. New York and o th e r colo-
o th e r m ob In a n earb y city took a
A lluni«. II» . Oct 2» T he Commi»-
r !- I. fa rm -i ' “ ••» the N egro foot aoM iar -md s e r ­ lard would be p ro teste d have been p riso n e r from th e Jail and sacrificed
day fur th e m u rd er of
ra m p a n t for som e tim e alo n g th e
W h eth er, a« c h arg ed , he ha« played ■loti un In te rra c ia l Coop«r»»lou. from
vant
did
v
a
lia
n
t
se
rv
ice
for
th
e
new
ly
und
his
fam
ily
In
th
e
m
idst
of
a
vict­
h is life
Pont lac, Mill) 0 .1 2 » (U N A ) At
form ed c o n fed e ratio n of A m erican
each fresh sto ry b ro u g h t a
profe««tnual. or « e in I
profeaalonal Un h e a d q u a rte r" In th e S ta n d ard tllg.
T h e re c ip ie n t of th e decoration,
l C ounty H u n g er M arch ou im» lynch lu» a tm o sp h e re Only a fte r
ra ft of denial« from all coaches con-
gaiueH u n d e r an NNNtiined n a lu e. I (hi» city, a n n o u n ce" lite offor to SOSi | Ouklum
In-
»
a
s
Indicted,
was
be
p
e
rm
itte
d
to
|C
olonies.
th
e
fact
th
a
t
N
egro
sla
v
es
w
hich took th e form of a handsom e
, Mh
25 » „ r k e r a w ore b ru tally
know not. but th a t 1 « bealde th« point. Ih ern high school» of tw o prU*» of
*chl,e d " ie; Yet m edal, was Mrs. J C. B utler, w ife of
including roim lt w ith Ihe law yer engaged for proved efficien t and v aluable . p i e .
T he fact rem ain« th a t h e ha« beeu flin t each otte to he sw a rd e d lo Ihe
w om an. T heae w orker" w ere w ere l.lm hy th e In te rn a tio n a l l.a b o r De­ w ithin th e B ritish ra n k s re m a in e d ^ « y 'h e colored U sh 1» ba rre d from th e sh e riff of C arroll County. On th e
d isq u alified 111 (hi« th e re 1 « u le s io n pupil (U bm lltlng th e heal pap er UD |m l n w llh ,,|u b ,
thp
T hen fense. D uring th e Interview w ith his u n d i s c l o s e d u n til a atudy of th e S ta t- | CO" ‘," U‘te com petition
ev en in g of A pril 18 Mrs. B u tler look­
for th e race
1 -urge of th e Virginlw Xlen- '
P!i1b ,,C,t?
*11 • * ' ed in to the g rim fa ce s of fifty m en
A m erica « re n ili M»n . th
Ihe e o th e r to t
| , ■,ff...| U f b eaten w hen pul lu a tto rn e y , a policem an was found cou­ u te . a .
nted In a clipboard in the room
the te a c h e r or «chool m aking the he«t 1 Jail
e r u l A ssem bly gave proof of t h l . fact. | ? E J x ®
"f****®"
ht ste k in g the life of H enry W auford.
p ress w
ith the re su ? lt .* th KM
a t ldnl*
every
A fter Ind ictm en t. Jo n es was tak e n
In H en sin g 's S ta tu te s - a t - L arge
W h atev e r o ther« a re doing, can do use of th e C om m ission’« ’T e n th Man' I Duly on* N egro w orker wae a rre s te d
accused of w ounding a n officer, and
»
eak-llvered
individual
on
th
e
c
o
ast
A m ob of rich w hite f ° r 1786 th e re is recorded a n a ct of
or will do. we «hotild re a lis e th a t we. project. T h e c o n te st cover« fifteen ■ T h is w o rk er Wa» b eateli and hung up to C am bridge
'w h e re to get
sought a m eans of rem oving a d a n ­ told them p o intedly
of a ll people, c an n o t v io la te th e ru les so u th e rn « tales. Including M aryland w ith a rop«* th en laid out for dead fa rm e rs and th e ir h enchm en w ere the G eneral A ssem bly aw ard in g free- g ero u s o b sta cle
O thers, w rapping off". "You can shoot me dow n If you
m
arch
in
g
on
th
a
t
tow
n
w
ith
th
e
op-
'lorn
to
th
e
N
egro
slave
of
W
illiam
of th e gam e, w h a tev e r th a t gam e may and Mls«our!. and clo«e« ou M arch Thftg Hnng. T M i d V M o f M N M p t o j
w ill," sh e said, "b u t you c a n 't h ave
A rm islead of New K ent C ounty, by th em se lv es In an air-tig h t b lan k e t of
I mp , w ithout paying th e p enalty.
Ami
■
ed w orkers, p ro te stin g a g a in st s t a r ­ hly e x p ressed purpose of lynching th e nam e of Ja m es, for h is volu n tary narrow -m inded ra ce prejudice, o b je c t­ my p riso n e r!" Convinced th a t she
June«
till» 1 « not all th eo ry I know so m e ­
T he an n o u n ced purpose of th e plan vation
m ea n t it. th e m ob m elted aw ay. T he
serv ice a s a spy for M arquis de L af­ ed to a colored m an playing w ith p riso n e r was la te r rem oved to ano­
Push T rial A m idat T e rro r
thing of th e life of th e Ineligible«
1 « to e n co u ra g e th e stu d y of th e N e­
Single w o rk ers only re c e iv e 5u eta
w hite m en. Now th a t th e d irty work
In B erlin, a tow n n e a r here, a lynch a y e tte w ithin th e B ritish lines in 1781.
g ro ’s c o n stru c tiv e p a rt in A m erican per w eek t" live on M arried collide«
th e r ja il for a d d itio n al security.
T he leg isla tiv e a c t re la te s th a t ha been accom plished th e guilty p e r­
m ob has been o rg a n ised a g a in st th e
Mrs. B u tle r's h e ro ism w as widely
Krotu my o b se rv at Ion«, «m e«-«« run hitn ry . w hich the ('o m mi a Ion believe* |1 no per week
sons a re stu d io u sly en d ea v o rin g to
Ja
m
es,
w
ith
th
e
p
e
rm
issio
n
of
his
N
egro
population.
F
our
of
th
em
have
will
be
helpful
to
the
c
h
ild
re
n
of
both
h
e rald ed a t th e tim e, th e m ore so be­
not be achieved tu any field w ithout
keep
th
e
ir
Id
e
n
titie
s
from
a
thoro-
been b eaten up and th e te rro r is still m aste r, e n te re d th e se rv ice of the ly c h ag rin ed public.
c a u se on th e sam e n ig h t a m ob a t
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» c o n ««ponding «m ount of ««<.Ui o races, prom oting In tellig en t a ttitu d e s
c o ntinuing. T he a u th o ritie s a re p re ­ m arq u is a n d ' a t th e p eril of his life
U nion C ity overpow ered th e sheriff,
W hen o u r rl«e depend« upon stu d y on th e one aide and w holesom e a m ­
It
ta
k
e
s
little
im
a
g
in
atio
n
for
one
p arin g to ru sh th ru th e tria l of Jo n es found m ean s to freq u e n t th e B ritish to pictu re th e fram e of m ind of the broke Into th e ja il and lynched a Ne­
and p ra ctic e we can n o t b e playing or bition on th e o th e r T he pro ject It 1«
cam p, th ere b y
faith fu lly e x ec u tin g
In th e m id st of th is te rro r
loafing If we e x p e rt to reach th e goal claim ed, ha« been a p proved by m any
W ebfoots and th e ir coach, not to gro you th c h arg e d w ith a serious
fm p u rta n t m issions e n tru s te d to him "
ILD T e leg ra p h s P re te s t
so u th e rn s ta te su p e rin te n d e n t« and
m ention 3000 s tu d e n ts who w ere the crim e. In re c o g n itio n of h e r courage
T he act provided th a t Ja m e s sh a ll
C h arging th a t th ird d e g ree to rtu re
su p e rv iso rs of ««ducatInn, and by hull
a com m ission, com posed of Ex-Gov­
W h atev e r o u r desire» m ay he. our dredn of high «chool te a c h e rs and
had been used to e x to rt ' confession»" from the p assage of the act enjoy a s b ack ers of th e colored s tre a k . Such a e rn o r H ugh D orsey of G eorgia; M ar­
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setb ack is d ish e a rte n in g , to sa y the
aurces« depend« upon th e energy th a t principal« who have c a rrie d out lu
from O rphan Jo n es, th e In te rn a tio n a l full freedom as it he had been born
-picturesque sh all B allard, e d ito r of th e New Or­
we expend III hew ing t o th e line, and the lant tw o y e a rs such a program
bor D efense h a s w ired G overnor free It also provides for th e paym ent least, but know ing th e
so u th e rn s t a r and w a tch in g h is clean. leans Ite m ; G eorge D ealey. publisher
th e rule« of the c o n te st inu«t he rig T he C om m ission in v ite s c o rre sp o n d ­
A lbert C R itchie d e m a n d in g th a t ILD to Mr. A rm islead of his sla v e 's full
I sp o rtsm a n lik e a ttitu d e on th e g rid ir­ of th e D allas N e w s; a n d Mrs. J. H.
Idly udherm l to In o rd e r to sa tisfy the ence from all te a c h e rs a n d pupils
a tto rn e y s he p e rm itte d to Interview value
on e veryone know s th a t "H ap p y Joe", McCoy of A labam a, a w ard e d to Mrs.
dem and« of n a tu re and of mini
Jo
n
es
In
th
e
B
altim
ore
C
ity
ja
il
and
who m ay be In tere sted
M edford. O reguii, O cto b er 36 — A
as he is g en ially know n, w ill ta k e the B utler th e h a n d so m e m edal, engrav­
holding
th
e
s
ta
te
g
o
v
e
rn
m
e
n
t
re
­
re a l tre a t » u enjoyed by all who a t ­
setb ack philo so p h ically w ith h is cus- ed w ith th e w ords, “ F o r n o tab le se r­
sponsible
to
sto
p
c
am
p
aig
n
s
to
lynch
Iti our stru g g le upw ard w o appre­
ten d e d th e Holly th e a tre re c e n tly »ml
Ito
m a n ' b rig h t sm ile and he w ill for­ vice, A pril 18. 1931." On th e o th er
c ia te th e a p p la u se of (lit* m u ltitu d e
listen ed to th e singing of N egro S p ir­ or legally lynch th e N egro w o rk e r.”
get It. At th a t tim e will com e to light side is p ic tu re d a h e ro ic fig u re s ta n ­
but we m ust w atch out for the ste rn
itual» hy th e E lko colored
ulngers
't h e fact th a t color Is only sk in deep ding w ith d ra w n sw ord in fro n t of the
und silent s p e c ta to r for it is ne who
from A labam a
, and th e “w h ite " m an is th e one re ­ tem pe of ju s tic e a n d e n circle d by the
sees and recognize« o u r w eak points
T he »luger» com prise u m ixed
g a rd le ss of color, w ho c a n ta k e such in scrip tio n , " In D efen se of Law and
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and w hile the* o th e rs a re honoring our
double q u a rte t, c h ild ren runging from
Islaps In th e face and still g rin Such C M H xation
s tre n g th th e slleu t s p e c ta to r Is pre­
S p e a k ers a t th e m e e tin g re p re se n t­
10 year» of age to 16 year» of age,
a m an is th e beam in g boy from the
p aring p lan s to driv e his w edge of
ed th e s ta te In te rra c ia l C om m ittee,
uml th ey ren d ered hurnum y num ber»,
south.
d isq u a lifica tio n w h e rev e r mid w h e n ­
c h a ra c te ris tic of th e ir race, lu a m an ­
So to Joe L illard a n d th e Oregon th e w om en of T e n n e sse e , th e Com-
e v er lie finds a w eak spot
stu d e n t body th e B a ro m e te r and Ore- m i! sl? n on In te rra c ia l C ooperation
T h ar« will be » m ee tin g of Prohlbl- ner th u l d elig h ted ull
T h e E lko a ln g e rs a re m aking u to u r
gon S ta te ex ten d th e ir d e e p e st re- and ,h e i' e*ro race-
lion ra p a si ut th e l ’n h llr A uditorium
Hal li It disq u alified , how.-v.-r. "houli!
S a tu rd ay . N ovem ber 7th u n d e r the uf th e H ulled S tate» to ra ise funds
g re ts a t th e loss of a m ost spectacu-
_
not d isc o u rag e th e «iron* T h ere «re BU,pi,-.-H of th e W o m a n ', o rg a n iz atio n to p u rc h u se a farm , th ey havin g to
C hicago. O ctober 27, 1931
lar and sp o rtsm a n lik e a th le te . It is
— —
m nuy goals i *> con q u er. "e.-ii anil un ifo r P ro h ib itio n R eform T h e »peaktr« a b an d o n th e ir old location ow ing to
hoped th a t the ban will bt only tem - JAME S WEL DON J O HNS ON LIT-
c h u rc h e s in e v ery com m u n ity in To th e E d ito r:
■een. und w hile we m ay »tum ble and \ f„r th e o c casio n will 1 m - Jo se p h K fl>M>d w a ters
porary and th a t on N ovem ber 14th
P o rtlan d and vicinity will fe a tu re the
G
R
E
E
T
IN
G
S
full In our Inltlul u n d ertak in g « , th e re f a r x in . of th e A m e rlra n le g i o n . Dr
"S h u fflin ' Jo e " w ill be in uniform on
ERARY GUI LD O F F E R S T WO
I C om m unity C hest and Its a n n u al fin ­
I» yet room ul th e top for th e p lay er w F K nox; Hen T O sborne. Kxecu-
a n c i a l uppeul o ver th e w eek end. Spe­
As th e re su lt of close o b se rv atio n th e grilled field to th rill th e fans as
who di-Hlre« to pick hltnnelf up. roll- live S e e re lu ry of th e P o rtla n d l-abor
H U NDRE D DOLLAR AWARD
cial se rm o n s o r ta lk s on Ihe su b je ct of condition in my e x te n siv e tra v e ls h e h a s done up u n til th e announce-
tln u e lu th e ra ce im.l follow "trle tly C ouncil; L ouise P a lm e r W eb b e r und
| will be given from a large n u m b er of o v e r th e c o u n try . I h a r e stu d ie d th e m ent of th is re g re tta b le in cident —
th e ru le" of th e gam e
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Knhltl lle n ry J lle rk o w itz Mrs Dav-
; p ulpits re g a rd le ss of d e n o m in a tio n al political, civic and social s ta tu s of D. H B
Id T H on ey m an , will Nerve a» c h a ir­
lilies, it Is a nnounced by Dr E. C th e N egro. I have had m any p e rso n ­
New Y ork. O ct. 23— T h e Ja m es
Morul Study th e rule» und uvoltl m an of th e m ee tin g w hich will be
' F urnhum
executive e c re ta ry of th e al c o n ta c ts and c o n fe re n c e s In v a ri­
W eldon Jo h n s o n L ite ra ry Guild a sk s
d isq u a lifica tio n
held ;.l S P M A dm l""lon free.
P o rtlan d C ouncil of C h u rch es and ous c e n te rs. In all th is e x p erien c e 1
th e N a tio n a l A sso c ia tio n fo r th e Ad­
c h airm a n of th e C hest c o m m itte e on h av e sen sed a se rio u s a n d deep-
v a n ce m e n t of C olored P eople to a n ­
chun-li part 1 > ipation.
nounce th e p o tln g of $290 in p oetry
se a te d
d issa tis fa c tio n
am o n g
all
prize, 9 p rize s a m o u n tin g to $150 for
At a re ce n t m eetin g of m in iste rs c la ss e s of N egroes in e v ery se c tio n
poem s by c h ild re n a n d 3 p rize s to ta l­
New York. Oct. 23—A six-foot Ne­ ¡held In F irst M ethcdist E ntscopal of th e c o u n try . T he tim e se e m s now
ing $50 fo r poem s on child th em e s
gro S ta ff S e rg e an t. S G. C hadm nn, ¡church, it w as pointed out by th e rip e for a c o n ce rte d a ctio n . F u r th e r ­
by
ad u lts.
d ru g s and p re scrip tio n s at W est sp e a k e rs th a t th e ideals and p u rp o s­ m ore. th e m asse s a re e x p e c tin g th e
In fo rm atio n
re g a rd in g th e condi­
from Alabum u. Is In c h a rg e of th e es of th e ch u rch and th e c h est a re le a d e rs to ap p eal for ju s tic e a n d d e f­
tions c an be h a d o n a p p lic atio n to
P oint, th e n a tio n 's tra in in g school very sim illa r and th a t th e re fo re each in ite relief.
Miss
R
o
b
e
rta
B
osley.
448 St. N ichol­
To th is end on Ju n e 26th, 1931. a
for o fficers, a cc o rd in g o a n a rtic le In should work to the a d v a n c e m e n t of
as A venue, N ew Y ork. N. Y.
of th e
th e AM ERICAN DRUGGIST fo r Oct. th e o th e r. M inisters a n d laym en of all gro u p of re p re s e n ta tiv e s
receiv ed hy th e N atio n al A social ion d e n o m in a tio n s a re c o o p era tin g In th e ra ce w ere inv ited to W ash in g to n . D.
New York. O ctober 27 — Follow ing
for th e A dvancem ent of C olored Peo­ w ork of th e c u m ia ig n ami th e year- 0 » for the purpose of fo rm u la tin g
ple.
aro u n d p rogram s of social se rv ic e of c e rta in d e fin ite m e a su re s to be u rg ­ th e a n n o u n ce m e n t th a t th e U nited
"T h e S e rg e an t fills a n a v e ra g e of c h u rc h and chest a re ru n in unison. ed upon the P re sid e n t and th e C on­ S ta te s Suprem e C ourt h a s granted
forty p re scrip tio n « a day. heaides a t ­
Next M onday all w o rk e rs »III be in g re ss of th e U nited S ta te s and all th e -petition for a w rit of c e rtio ra ri
ten d in g to th e e m e rg en c y w ant» of th e field
T he first re p o rt luncheon political p a rties. It w as a g re e d th a t filed by a tto rn e y s for th e N ational |
pulenta In th e hospital. T he h o sp ltu l will ta k e place in tho M ultnom ah ho­ th e co n d itio n s ju stify th e c itin g of a A ssociation for th e A dvancem ent of j
nation-w ide
c o n v en ­ C olored People in th e second T exas
can accontodae 175 p a tie n ts, and tel at noon tho follow ing day and ev­ non-p artisan .
w hile It la n e v e r full th e re la alw ays ery effo rt will he put fo rth to fill the tio n com posed of d e le g a te s re p re ­ W h ite P rim ary case, th t C lerk of that
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enough w ork In th e p h a rm a cy to cheat at lea st hy N ovem ber I I sc h e d ­ se n tin g religious, political, e d u ca ­ C ourt h a s inform ed J a m e s M arshall. 1
tio n al. civic, fra te rn a l a n d o th e r o r­ of N. A. A. C. P. Counsel, th a t the 1
m ake a busy day .”
uled as closing day.
g a n isa tio n s c o v erin g th e e n tire c ir ­ C ourt w ill h e a r a rg u m e n t on the case
M edford, O regon. O cto b er 23— B tn
cle of ra cial life and In te re s t, to be la te in N ovem ber
H ickm an, of 602 W e st 11th St., -plead
held in W ashington. D. C.
Should th e p rts e n t case be won by g u ilty to p o ssessio n of Into x icatin g
T h e c o n fe re n c t a g re e d th a t th e th e A ssociation, th e last b a rrie r to liq u o r in Ju d g e O leen O. T a y lo r’s Jus-
pro g ram of th e conv en tio n should In­ v oting
by N egroes
in D em ocratic feel th a t th e y h a v e
In telligence
clude disc u ssio n s
of th e follow ing p rim a rie s in so u th e rn s ta te s would tic t c o u rt y e sio rd a y a fte rn o o n and
g rie v a n c e s:
L ynching,
D isc rim in a ­ be rem oved. T h is w ould be a highly w ill be s e n te n c e d a t 9:30 th is m orn-
HOME SOLD AT AUCTION
tio n s in th e C ivil S e rv ic e ; E conom ic im p o rta n t stop in th e fro n tal a tta c k ing.
H ick m an w as a r re s te d W ednesday
TO H I GHE S T BIDDER d isc rim in a tio n U nfair D istrib u tio n of being m ad e by th e N ational Associa-
E d u ca tio n a l F u n d s and D isfra n ch lst- tto n for th t A dvancem ent of Colored nig h t by city, c o u n ty and s ta te offl-
m ent.
People on d isfra n ch ise m e n t through- d a i s w hile a p a rty of th e v alley 's col-
S prin g field . O regon, Oct. 22 T hose
San G abriel. Cal.. O cto b er 22—T he 1 DO H E R E B Y ISS U E A CA LL FOR out th e S outh ou th e basis i f color.
o red folk w as in p ro g ress, and a
a tte n d in g se rv ice s a t th e C h ristia n
A
NON
PA
R
TISA
N
CO
N
VENTION
gallon a n d a h a lf of c u t alcohol was
c h u rc h Sunday m orn in g will h ave th e 119,000 fu ra tsh tn g * th a t u n til recen tly TO BE H E L D IN T H E CITY O F
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found, a cc o rd in g to police.
o p p o rtu n ity to h e a r Rev. V eltle P ritlt ad o rn ed th e $25,000 hom e occupied by W A SH IN G TO N , D. C.
D
ECEM
BER
O fficers h a v t b e en w a tch in g the
p a sto r of th e c h u rc h sin g se v e ra l N e­ Mltxl. th e w o rld 's w e a lth ie st c at. will 2ND, 3RD AND 4TH, 1931.
WOMAN RECOVERS HER
be sold a t public n uctlon M onday. A-
H ick m an h o u se fo r som e tim e u nder
gro sp lrltu n la.
P u rs u a n t to th is p u rp o se y o u r o r­
nioug
th
e
a
rtic
le
s
to
he
d
isposed
of
th e belief th a t h e w as sellin g liquor.
ST OL E N PRO P E RT Y
G ra n ta l’aas, O regon. O cto b er 22—
g a n isa tio n is re q u e ste d to send one
No c h a rg e s of sa le h a v e been proved,
A larg e a u d ie n ce a tte n d td a p ro g ram will be a four-posted bed of e la b o rate o r m ore d e le g a te s to th e W ash in g ­
design
on
w
hich
Mltxl
hud
slep.
T
he
h
o w tv er. and he w a s held on posses­
of sin g in g mid In stru m e n ta l m usic, by
ton C onvention. K indly sen d to th is
cat,
w
hich
w
as
a
v
a
lu
ab
le
A
ugora,
sion
only.
th e E lko c olored sin g e rs a t th e M. E.
L
ucille
G
rayson,
692
2nd
St.,
is
one
a d d re s s e s of
died Inst A pril of a h e a rt ailm en t a t office th e n a m e s and
M edford. O regon, O ctober 23—Ben
c h u rc h Inst Sunday evening.
ptrson
who
know
s
h
e
r
ow
n
clo
th
es
y our ch o sen d e le g a te s a t th e e a rlie st
H ickm an who e n te re d a plea of gull-
T ie pro g ram waa h ighly p leasing th e rip e old ngn of 18.
T he lu x u rio u s hom e had been m ain ­ p ra c tic a b le d ate. A p ro g ram will be W' m
1 2 o,.,,
to p o ssessio n of In to x ic atin g llqn-
to th e larg e audience.
IT MKANS so much to hear a friend’s voice—to
tain ed a s a place of re sid e n c e for se n t to each d e le g a te s e ttin g fo rth
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have a chat w ith members of the family who are
^ ^ ‘ U n ^ n e e T f sTx^mon *h"
Mltxl utidvr te rm s of th e will of Its th e tim e and place of m ee tin g and s t r e e T found ' th°at o k W ednesday |
traveling or away at school—to send personal greet­
m istre ss.
Dr. M aude C ain Ide. who Ihe a g en d a fo r each session.
BEGGAR O RD E RE D TO LEAVE
" n t" ^ r i r l M * g ra n d 1 la rc e n y 0 *
Jal1 on ron<litl° n th a t' lllc k m a n leave
Y ours for ra c ia l uplift,
died In O ctober, 1930. P ro c e ed s from
ings when there arc birthdays or anniversaries or
A J n t f v e » r aan M . . O ravann a th e
Wl,h h l"
an<l c hildren
OSCAR D E P R IE S T
Joe F re n c h L averacrux. colored, ar- Ihe a u c tio n e e r's sale will be added
■pecial events of any kind.
c o a t,'p a ir o ^ .h o e s and a rad io d c e lv - “
MeVf1o¥rd .d8y8' a,,,‘ re m a ,°
to th e $265,000 e s ta te left by Dr. Ide,
re
s
te
d
by
D
e
tec
tiv
e
Davis
w
hile
beg­
ing se t w ere sto len from h e r hom e.
W ho would thrill to the sound of your voice—
ging on th e s tre e ts T h u rsd a y night, m ost of w hich Is said to h av e gone to
New Y ork, Oct. 23.—A biography of T uesday sh e saw Mrs. G ross w e arin g
to d a y?
w as d ire c te d F rid a y hy m im y Juilgt c h a rity .
th e g re at N egro lea d er In th e s tru g ­ th e coat. She sw o re o u t a w a rra n t
E u g en e, O regon, O ctober 18—Wil-
lie W illiam s, colored, w as hound over
gle for (m an cip atio n . F re d e ric k Dou­ for a r re s t of Mr. a n d Mrs. G ross.
F red S ta d le r to g e t o u t of tow n or
A ccording to dally p re ss d isp a tc h es glas, w ritte n by W a lte r W h ite, sec­
se rv e a y e ar In ja il for vagrancy. T he
Police W ed n esd ay found only Mr. to th e gran d Ju ry F rid a y w hen he a p ­
T iie P a c if ic T e l e p h o n e A nd T e l e c r a p h C o m p a n y
m an w a s playing a g u ita r on Broil- th e re h a s been form ed a new organ- re ta ry of th e N ational A ssociation for Gros a t hom e. H e tu rn e d th e c o a t o- p eared be fo re Ju stice of th e P eact,
way, and had a tin cup, th e d e te c tiv e Ixatlon of w hich A tto rn ey W y att W il­ th e A dvancem ent of C olored People, ver to th em and w as placed u n d e r a r­ Dan Jo h n s to n on c h a rg e s of robbing
d e clare d . A fter being a r re s ttd It waa liam s Is p resid en t w hose p u rp o se Is is iiiclmli-d in the la te st volum e to be re st.
th e C. J. F u lto n clo th in g sto re h e re
d isc o v ere d he had co n sid era b le m on­ to p rom ote Ihe civic w elfare of th e pu b lish td Of th e E ncyclopedia of the
O cto b er 12. B all w as se t a t $1,000.
colored people In P o rtlan d .
— P o rtla n d Daily Jo u rn a l
ey and ow n a m achine.
S ocial Sciences.
W illiam s w as a rre ste d a t Tacom a.
I «a« l w eek my h e a rt wa« filled w ith
aadue«« for th is «auie player Ju«t at
th e tim e w hen lie wa« about to gain
n a tio n a l fam e on the g rld lro u he 1 «
ruled a« Ineligible for fu rth e r p a rtic i­
pation 111 (he a m a te u r a rln d a atlc
rank«
I NT E R R A C I AL
COM M IgSION
OF
HANG NEGRO LEAVE
VICTIM FOR DEAD
IF YOU'RE UREO OF BEING DRY
come
::: '
ENDORSE COM. CHEST
CEARION CALL
NEGRO IN CHARGE OF
WEST POINT STORE I
ORDER COLOREO FAMILY
Ï0 LEAVE TOWN
OREGON 10WNS HEAR MANY
Knew No Depression
INTERPRETE NEGRO MUSIC
W h o s e b ir th d a y
o r a n n iv e r s a r y
w o u ld b e h a p p ie r
fo r th e s o u n d o f y o u r
W
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voice?
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