The advocate., May 28, 1932, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

H ATI'IID AY, MAY II. 1(11
The ADVOCATE
PAO E TW O
EDITORIAL PAGE Finals In Recent Primaries,
Tax Levy Big Issue In June
THE ADVOCATE
H ughes Proves BI.DIN&PR0;
To Be D e lig h tfu l
F
PuhUsfU'd Every Saturday at 5*0 Baut T w e n ty -Slmili Street N „ Portland. ÛYW.
lutai Friday's primary aUctlon la
I history II brought about many sur
(triaca to t he political wise acres and
others And now all eyes are turned
and ears lulled to the ou
coming
general election
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YANCY FRANKLIN ............................................. Uuaa«rr w J Compeutor
,
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M EM O RIA L DAY
Monday. May 30, has been desig­
nated by the president of the I'nited
States as the day set apart on which
the nations will pay a loving tribute
to the memory of its departed heroes
who payed the supreme sacrifice in
defense of our country that we who
are yet alive, might live our lives in
greater freedom, more security and
happiness
This is as it should be and the
day and the scope of its puropse have
been widened until It includes
all
that have passed on.
Poems will be read, songs will be
sung— prayers will be offered, flowers
will be piaced—all to honor our de­
parted loved ones
Thus we will memorialize and keep
fresh in our hearts and minds the
brave lives and deeds of those who
have ridden on ahead.
CELEB RETIES
V IS IT
PIANO —
H A R M O N Y — VOICE
P IP E O R G A N
Diploma from National Academy
of Music. California
State Certificate for Music
Instructor
— B A P T IS T S —
Mt. O LIV E T B A P TIS T CHURCH
East First and Schuyler Sts.
Rev. J. 0. Wilson, Pastor
REASO N AB LE TERMS
Beginners and Advanced Pupils
SHILOH B A P T IS T C H U R C H
Fast 7th and Everett Sts.
Rev. O. G. Gardener. Pastor
*52 Stanton St. - • • Phone GA. 9626
— EPISCOPALIAN—
S l Phillips Mission
Knott and Rodney Sts.
Blaine Coles. Lav Reader
PO R TLA N D
Portland colored citizens have just
reason to feel exceptionally proud of
the fact that in recent months many
notables of the race have visited our
city. Outstanding among them have
been Honorable Richard B. Harrison,
star of "Green Pastures". Bill Bobin-
son, Internationally known comedian
and king of tap-dancing, and today
they are hosts to Langston Hughes,
famous young Negro poet, author and
lecturer.
The distance does not seem so far
between "little old " New York and
Portland.
I
Elmer C. $artlefte
Superior Hand
Laundry
288 E A S T 1st S T R E E T
(near Clackamas I
Telephone:- EAst 6092
WORK G U A R A N TE E D
PRICES REASONABLE
— Give L's A Trial —
— HOUSE OF PRAYER—
House of Prayer
East 10th and Grant Sts
Robert Sesrcie. Pastor
— METHODIST—
Bethel A. M E. Church
Rev Daniel G. H ill Ir . Minister
First A. M E. Zioa Church
417 Williams Ave
Rev W. R. Lovell. Minister
A r e you
w elcom e?
Mt Olivett Baptist Church Notes
(R ev J. D. Wilson, pastor
Many ottraetiv® parsons ore
not welcomed at social gather­
ings because their breath is
Evangelist Ted Goodwin, will oern-
py the pulpit both morning and even­
ing. the oreaslon being the fifth Run
day. Tbe ladles Missionary Soeletv
of the Church will be In charge of
morning service.
On the recent visit o f Dr. J F
Fast, corresponding serre*arv of the
Mls«lonarr Rosrd of the Nstlonal Ratu
j tlst Convention. Inc., the church voted
to adopt a native African child from
ja Mission In Africa. The church will
clothe, feed and educate the child
A photograph of the little child will
j be presented to the choreh and per
sonal correspondence will be exchang­
e d between the two
! Group No 5. representing the adult
clasa. order th» leadership of C F.
Tver W l’ l have charge o f the ft. Y P
P. Sundiv evening. The adults reign
every R*h Sunday
Rey Wilson -reached Thursday ere-
nine at -he regular told-week meeting
or the Fnrtewnnd Christian Church
965 Klllingsworth Are.
Mrs. .T D Wilson who has bc»n
■ nnlte (It and nnder the care of Dr
DeVorval TTnihank is ship to be tin
and about aea'n to the delight of
■ her many friends.
bod. Don't be one o f them.
Make sure that your breath
is sweet and
inoffensive by
gargling with Listerine. It com­
bats
infections
which cause
odors in the mouth and instantly
destroys the odors themselves.
Lambert Pharmacol Company,
SGT. JO SEPH W H I T E
Spanish-American War
VETS
Meets
2nd A 4th Saturday Nights
VETERANS
St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A.
LISTERINE
ends halitosis
K ill« 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 germ s
HALL
County Court House
...and L o v e
BETHEL A M E
came to
CHURCH VOTER
Rnnd*v pt 1100 pervie*» R pv Dob­
bin« of Piaeden*» and Rev Frank Hsr
( r»s of
Barbara will both bo
Th«»v pre nn their wav bark
to California Snodai mnslr fcv tho
choir iiTutor dirortfon Prof, Ilartldt.
Ì On F^'dav 27fh. Tungsten lincho*
appeared In t>A<*ltatton at the Cbtirrb *
andftoriitrn followed by a reception In
the Lee»nre room
The Cbofr «m p Tnendav n*eht at
K ern« Park Chrjmtlpp Ohiirrh.
T h » Choir reedored tovetv pifíate I
last FrMav nlebt at tho Veteborr
Methodist Chtirrh Mr Stanton D»?ko
won tho a»»dipnop hv bis readier«
[
T o«t QtindriV mornfnr» Roy Wi!«On
Of Mt C 1jvpf Tfqrtt«t Ch»vvy*h OOOrinfrd
onr Pritn*t wbifn Rot« TT*1 ra atoro d
b<« aervlro
Roth dettvored In*n*ra- !
flnno] o'WTvsnn* ond woH received bv
Susan used to feel sorry for herself be­
cause she wasn't popular! Her skin was
so harsh — her hands rough and red. But
that was before she discovered Camay —
the Soap o f Beautiful Women. N o w -
well, Susan’s not only popular, but she s
wearing a lovely engagement ring! She
says Cemay did ir! It certainly brought
soft, fresh beauty to her skin! Write ro
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hr^oVfne down barrier« of ran* pre-
litfMoo
A wr-v •-»»« !f> vlf •• fV n *P tit hnftror'?) V * « «
Jane Rrvont a " d M '*a TV)1"rn«i Hurdlnc»
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f.n*htie?*n '-TT) ♦ri"” »rrl **io -l> ‘ 1 -
ma of
.T^-^"kers Clnb to be pre-
fjontort ,T” no 1f)*b
On W dv ?n fV»« frivTU'ilror«' C’ lib and
Advent riY-cv«' C’l’-b v’ tlt Iioro ** rtlrntc
pt P ’ verlot Park on the Clnekam'*«
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thl« meet Ine or yon will he «orry.
ZION CHURCH
Following Is the official results
Clark who waa touted lu run Stelw-
„ , I,.-.. , ,
lint M
a poor um .1
Stelwer waa nominated by h largo
plurality and Robert N Stanfield was
Hecond
Homer Angelt wea tunc moled fur
Representative In C o n g re s s from the
(By Beatrice C » mi.it! v-Fr ¡i n kiln I
what is known as hta shortest poem,
(T
h
ird Congressional I Mitrici. Mulino
For a Ion« time. I have cherished "8uicule'a Note
It voltatala of Just
muh County; Harry I. Gross, second;
the poems of lntn«ston linches, the 1 twelve words and runa like this:
yrtl tl Brownell third, anil George
versatile, brave amt daring young
"The calm,
— 1
Shepherd, fourth
writer.
Cool face of iho river
. When
his first book of poems,
Asked me for a k is s "
lia i K I loas waa nominated for re­
i "The Weary Blues" catue o ff the
The audience waa greatly amused
elect loll sa Secretary of Stale by a
press.
I wore the Binding lean In at his recital of humorous experlen
large majority over George A Pal-
much use of the volume Aside from ces while in this country and abroad.
milter
the members of my own housebool
"Broke". "The Weary Blues" " l ’a
fourteen others have read this vol­ barst". "Dream Variation“ , Caribbe­
Itufu* V Holman plied up a largo
ume. I prise it as one of the most an Sunset", “ Our lutnd" were among
lead for nominal Ion a* State Treas­
SCHOOL ELECTION JUNE 7
valusl:!e books In my library of Ne­ others he read during the course of
urer over Milt Hcherplng
gro literature.
his lecture tu the large mixed audi­
VOTE
THE NECESSARY
In church, school, college and over ence
SPEC IAL TAX LEVY
I II. Van Winkle defeats«! Earl P
.the radio 1 have read from this col­
Hughes also read some of his po­
Pi on
FOR SCHOOLS
lection. 1 have letters from all along ema which spoke of protest against
torney Oeneral. Hronaugh c a r r I • d
the coast making inquiry aoout the existing suc ¡»I conditions ns they ef
Multnomah County
poems in this volume and Its author. feet the Negro and some which have
On Juno 7 (ho vot«r* arc nnkt'd to
appro«« n *p«rlal l*»?y of f l 100.<M>o
"W here can 1 find the poem. The a decided Communistic trend
In Multnomah County. Iktrothv 1^»«,
Among the finest of his poetry In for opcratlnic «xp«nst'a . «n<l $100.000 J K Hennett. I**aac tftaple*. Allan A
Negro Speaks of R ivers'’ " is typical
o f the queries received. Only last my estimation are:
"Dream Varia­ for th« bullftliiK program
ItyQOI) and J Hurd« were nominated
week while a guest of the "P res i­ tions' "T h e Negro Speaks of Rivers' .
f«»r the State Senate Hard« defeat««!
Why do We Vote School T a « « «
dents' club" at luncheon at
Hotel "Our Ijtnd". "T h e W hile Ones". "Mo- t
the veteran t*u* C Mo*«r by a »mail
Each June*
Multnomah. I told of the poet’s an ther to Son". “ 1 Tint. Sing America"
T h « r«aann 1« «n tlr«ly a technical margin.
tlcipated visit to Portlsnd and urged
| on« It ha* nothing to do with th«
I too, slug America.
For Rejresentallv* fro Multn«>mah
them to hear hint
! «inallly of th« Portland school *y*
County. Frank lamersun led the list
When Hughes appeared here last
t«m or th« roonomy of it* manat«-
1 am the darker brother
(>th«*r* nominated nr»* 1(1« hard l*»lch.
night in his leciuie. "L ife
Makes
They send me to eat In Ihe kitchen : mi nt
John »1 1.«* I* K K Kuhll J C Me
Poems'* and "N egro Dreams", my ad­
t'nd«r and aniuuat«<1 f«atu r« of Cue John II IUII. Kd lb»pl«k. W 8
When company cornea.
miration for him and his work wss
• th«
S lat«
Constitution.
Portland C Ren. Frank Hilton Uiwelt C Paget.
Uuf I laugh.
not marred In the least but greatly
' must *«cu r« th« fund* n«c«*i»nry to lV*rr E Keasey. Herbert Oordon and
And eat well.
enhanced..
Stt^port Iff# I'uM'.t
Nih.M'lt in I # it
And grow strong
l>r. F 11 Ib»mina*ch Th«)t»u* It Ma­
As to the poet himself
He la
part«
honey wa* runner up
young, good-looking,
vivacious "and
Tomorrow,
On« part io m «« from th« u«ual
both Interesting and entertaining us
1 11 alt at (he table
way
levied by th« A**«aaor'a Of
Heatrlce ('annady k>ankhn.
««Iitor
a speaker.
Wheu company cornea
flc « ut»on th« authority of th« T a i of The Ailvocats p «)IN approxmately
His lecture which might well be
Nobody‘11 dare
Sup«rvl*lng
('on ««rvation
ConimU goon vote* h ailing a go«*! many of tho
called an autobiographical word-pic­
Say t o me
S alon
4*1 Republican «utrlc* 8h« wa* fr«*m
ture of his life was punctuated with
• Eat In the kitchen".
T h « oth«r juirt com «« through th« the 5th district and the only woman
poems Illustrative of how his exper­
vote of th« p«rtp!« a* follow* Under In th« race f«»r representative ami
Then
iences reflected tn his poetry.
I th « Constitution or th« Htat« of Oro th « only p«r*«»n of color In the whole
Besides.
Hughes has sttcktuitlvenesa which
K*»n. School D.Mtrirt Number On« campaign
They'll see how beautiful I ant
is evident by the fact that for two
cannot In on© y«ar. util«*« authorli
And be ashamed.—
years in succession once a month he
Harvey Well* ilrfeated N H••nry
e | t v (he voti-TM. in t sI*' * !•»! • ■!• <
submitted a poem to bis high school
tlon. I«vy a tax gr«atrr than that Robinson for the position of Joint lt«p
1
.
too.
am
America.
paper only to be rejected. Then one
fr»»m
Multnomah
amf
produc«d by a «1 per c«nt lncr«aa« o- i «»«n ta ttve
day his poem was accepted and from
Ilia nomadic nature;
his unfrald ver th« l*a*tc l«v y of th« pr«o«dlnK Cluckamu* Count I«*
that time to the present day be has attitude towards life; his willingness v«nr
Thl* limitation la on th« a
C A Higetow was n«>mlnat«d for
been writing poetry.
to work. dlls desire to Investigate mount of mon«y ra!a«d and boar* no
Among the poems which the writ and expertenca for himself, his die r«latmn to th« a*a«*««<l vnluutlon
County ('ommlaslouer by a large plu
er read were "M
w y
y Love
unve ". "W
» n hen
e u Sue
eu. |
| r e _ rd fo r convent ions
tn
w riting
writing
Thi* annual *p«« ial l«v y ha* l»««n rality over Fr«nl W (Jerinan. Inctim
Wears Red"
and
l assln g
■ h(l( „..„„e of v alu es and his keen in n«c«**ury for a number of y«ar* pa*t bent
The latter.
Mr Hughes -a y . m a y .
d p e n a l i t y are rich po
and will contlnu« so tn h« until th«
Martin T Pratt secured the nomina­
explain why he never has jnarrjed.^ J
which w(„ lnde. d carry him Constitution of th« Stat« ha* b««n a-
tion for Sheriff by a large plurality
Mr Hughes made many trips by
rnendtHl
either
to
permit
Increa*«
in
unsealed
heights
In
tho
realm
of
A A llallev. incumbent, defeated J
water to nearly every country tn the to
the Itaalc levy, or to remove the #1 per It Hush for the nomination for County
poetry.
world On these expeditions his poe­ modern
Mr Hughes
Portland appearance cent limitation TH IS IS NO NEW Clerck
try reflected his reaction
to such waa tinder the nuaplces of Bethel A : \ \ ___
____
trips, the people he saw and their
lllram tl Welch County Assessor;
What Guarantee Haa The Tavpayer
customs His trip to Africa, the poet M. K. Church
Tho fitxpayer la aaaured of econo John M Lewis, County Treasurer, amf
Assisting
on hts program
were
calls, "the dream trip of my life."
Itoy
E Cannon weie unopposed
with my In the admlnlatrntlnn of *chool af
In his earlier life because of so Miss Violet Hooker. soprano
Earl Smith was reimmmated for
accoinponUt. fulr* In two way* On« Ir the calibre
many heardships and privations, the Mtss Alms l-aurence.
young poet says he often thought of Mrs Jease (’ Grayson, chairman and of the *rhoo! director* which tho ('aunty Coroner
people themnelve* eloctsd. The oth
suicide Illustrating this point he read Mount Olivet Girls' yuariet
Karl A Marshall. County Surveyor,
«r la th« nctlvlty of the Tax Sup«rvt-
*ing and Con*«rvatlon
Comm!**lon ami (Jeorge W Hoy t, Cleik of District
Thi* CommlMMlon do«* not con*i*t Court, had no op«»*ltlon
of *chool people, hut of big Laspev
Ed (Jlos* wa* nominated for reelec
er* It I* Intereated In the welfare of (Ion to the office of constable
the children of Portland a* all good
W ill Promote a Full Growth of Hair
c!tuen* are Hut It la equally Inter
On th«’ Ib»mocratlc ticket. Walter H
eat«d In making education practical (Reason defeated Elton Walkins for
W ill also K*store tbe Strength,
and In getting value received for the U S Senator
Vitality ami the Benuty of the
taxpayer * dollar
Hair. 1* your lla ir is Dry ami
Charles II Martin was unopposed
In the ln t«r«*t of economy, th« di­
W iry, T r y —
rector* have cut t«acher*'
*alitrle* for the nomination a* CongreNaiiiun In
25 per cent for the remainder of thl* the Third District
calendar year They have Increased
Ray II Wlsecarvcr was nominated
the Nile of clauses They have pared
for Hecri’ tary of State and J W Ma­
down th« expense of operating the
loney f«»r State Treasurer
school* to the hone, even to the ex
tent
of
post (toning
necessury re­
In Congr«»*ional
District No I.
If you are bothered wt h Falling
pair* and Improvement*
Jam»** Mott defeated W C Hawley,
Dandruff, Itching Scalp, or any Hair
who ha* served In Congress for the
The BulldinQ Program Fund
Trouble, we want you to try a jar of
For tint)« year* the voter* have past 25 year* Mott's lead Is l«*s than
approved an Item for building* in line 200 votes.
H A S T IN D IA 1IAIK O R O W K Il
The
with the plan of the Hoard thun to a
emedy contain* medical properties that
void further Itond Issue* by follow- ! The bond Isau«* f«»r the relief of the
to the roota of the Hair, stimulates
ing "a pay a* you go'* plan The board unetnploy«*d in the City of Portland
by a
thp skin, helping nature tlo its work
believea
it I* better
hualnes* to nmlMtiPnomah County carried
»pend tax money for building* thun large majority
leaves the hair aoft and silky. Perfumed with a
for bond Interest
thu* Having mon
halm o f a thousand flowera. The best known remedy
In the »pec In I recall election for the
• *
City of Portland, Mayor Maker retain
for Heavy and Beautiful Blaek Eye Browa, also
With
Having*
acrompll*hed
by «•d hi* position by ii majority of a-
restores Gray Hair to its Natural Color. Can be uaed
I careful management
together with bout 5ooo voti'N John Mann. Commia-
j lowered material cost*.
there I* * »loner, wa* rocall«*«l by a large major
with Mot Iron for Straightening
IflUtH b tltB C t in the ImlMing f m ml Ity. The vacancy cau*ed by Mann's
;
The
Hoard
of
Education
fe»d*
that recall will he filled by the p'liisinlng
Price S cd L by Mail. 50c; 10c Extra for Postage
with | !H .M 6 .nMed. m i n r y cob member* of the r lty Council. There
A l.g N T B OUTFIT
JJ J) L Y O N S
struct Ion can he carried on. While are many «‘andidnlea for the position.
Tvn.pl«
I H*»r CrowFf,
not a large amount. It will help to
O il. 1
am !•«*». I P r «M lv »i
316 N Central
Dept. B
O il, 1 Fare fre a rn and dfrae-
furnlnh
employment during
this
tion fo r aniline. 11. I V B it r y
Oklahoma Olty, Okla
period
fo r Poataaa
COMMISSIONER CLYDE
What Are Public School* Worth?
1. To a man Without Children?
PR AISFS EDITOR'S
Security
for
himself
and
hi*
wealth
No m an* property I* safe
CAM PAIGN
without the respect for law and or­
der which our public school* teach !
CountrloH with good public school* do
Portland, Oregon, May 2S, 1S.12
not HiifCI r from frequent revolution,
a* Mexico nr China do.
Mrs Beatrice ('annady Franklin.
2. To s Parent?
520 K 25th SI North.
The greate*t aid In making m«n Portland. Oregon.
and women out of hi* children
No
man can educate hi* own children to­
day Few of us can afford private hi Dear Mrs Franklin
tors Public nchoola are both efficient
I want to write and rompMmi’nt.
and economical AN AVEKACJH TAX
you upon the splendid showing you
PA Y E R pays $00 00 total tax. Less
mad« In the Republican primaries for
than 920.00 goes to the public school.
the office of Htate Representative.
If he has one child In the elementary
school, he gets out of the communtly
Very few candidates. In their Ini
in actual money about four times ns tlal plunge Into the stormy sen of
much as he pays In If his child goes politics, ever get such a heavy vote
to high schooln, he may get as much at the start.
as eight times.
You are to he congratulated, anil
3. To s Child?
A chance to grow to full mental you made many frl«>nd* In conduct­
stature. A chance to prepare himself ing a clean and dignified campaign.
for a place in the world. A chance to
become a civilised human being and
Very truly your*,
the able citizen of tomorrow.
Next, week we ahull tell whal nmy
R A L P H C. CLYD E
happen to cripple our childrens cdu
cation If the levy should fall
Note: Mr Clyde Is City cnmmlsloner.
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NOTES
During Rev.
W. R Ixivell's ab-
aence from tho city, tho Ilov. Mr. O.
8 Thomas-I,owls has charge of the
church servlcos
| Nozt Sunday. Juno 5th will ho
Communion Herv!co. tn tho morning.
Rev. Thomas-Lowlii will prea<h from
the text: "Jostta In Gothrnmeno" nnd
In tho evening from. "Beauty in Com
mon Things".
The order of the aorvlces during
tho wook la tho same as In the past.
The public la cordially invited to
attend all of our services.
Holliday 8C Holliday
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