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■4 !yy*"X The ADVOCATE P A G I TWO HATUHDAY. AUGUHT It. It t i I CO NTINUED FROM E D IT O R IA L PAGE PR U D E N T IA L H O SPITA L - Association • ■•{»i THE ADVOCATE M MORGAN BLDG. ..................... U Sur ana PaMuArr « Il FKK TO H O T H E AD V O C A T E .(uuMM Mitmtfrr aad ComposUor _____ ....................... C M liiiW H i EJiioi ................ Contributing Editor Rutherford’s Barber Shop. 340 Wil- __ Society Editor and Reporter haras avenue, ia Poster's Pool Hall. ......... ..... ......... ..... Health Editor The EUm building. 31* W illiams DeXORYAL UNTHANK. M. D----------- — .......— ... ............. Lora Editor «venue. NANCY L E E _______________________ Medley Hotel Restaurant. Interstate CLIFFORD C M IT C H E L L R A L P H C L Y D E K E L L Y M ILLE R . Columnists Avenue tin Medley H otel). Subscription Rates (Payable in Advance): One Year, 12.50; Six Months, Friendship Pool HalL Sixth, near $1.50; Three Months, $100 Glisan | W n l Side). Entered as Second-Class Matter in the Post Office at Portland, Oregon, Holliday and Holliday. 125 N o r th ' Under the Act of 1912 Sixth street. Within a few weeks, Portland win be host to thousands of legionairre* who will meet here in convention. A- mong the throng w ill be many Negro ex-service men. Colored citlxens will be called upon no doubht to aid In extending the hand of welcome to them. W e are sure that no group can or will be more hospitable than our colore«! citisens. They will open their horn«'» and their hearts to welcome the defenders of “ Old Glory". They will register their cars at the Legion convention head- quarters to assist in showing off our city and environs to our guests, The City administration will see to it as far as lies withiu their power that there will be no insulting sign in- tended for colored people, especially In restaurants and other places of ae- comodation and amusement and that all citixens and visitors w ill be treat- mi with the utmost courtesy and love. If these suggestions are observed. Portland will Indeed be called blessed by all who visit her during this great confab. THE NEGRO AND T H E GOVERNOR -------- It seems that Governor Meier has not been able to discern a single Xe- gro for appointment to any office—* major or minor, remunerative or o- therwise. It would seem that in the drive against depression recently In- stituted that the Governor would have found a place for some Negro man or woman, since for the most part. Negroes supported him to the finish and worked for him nmil he was seated in the State House. FRU IT AND THE DEPRESSION W ise housewives are canning and preserving all the fruits and vegeta- bles they can get their hands on for the coming winter is predicted to be the hardest in the memory of many, When one has fruit, preserves. Jell- y, etc., and. i* able to bay bread hunger can certainly be warded off. Those who have jobs may smile at this suggestion but it is not written that they will always be so fortunate. So suggestions like this one for the coming wittier we consider most timely. THE FUTU R E OF LIL YW H IT IS M - K e l l y Miller The ultimate fate of lilywhltlsm will ______ be determined in 1936. If President SALEM . OREGON, AU G U ST I t —A Hoover is reelected and throws the cut in automobile license f e e s Influence of his administration be at least one half was urged again by hind the choice of his successor the Secretary of State Hal E. Hoss. after BlyxrhUe polk-y will prevail In all of ! analysing several hundreds of letters the Southern Slates The Mississippi from distressed motorists and on delegation which luckily stemmed the studying reports from the Washington tide at Chicago cannot reasonably motor vehicle division, which shew hope to further r«sist the adtninis- ) many apparent evasions of the Ore trative impact. If. on the other baud. Mr. Hoover tails of reclecturn the Re gon license law. Real relief liea in a lower license publican party will probably be out fee. as 1 have repeatedly pointed out", of luck for the next eight years, if said Hoss. “ and I am certain the next tot forever. This great organization, legislature will cut license at least in t be estimation of many political one half A year and half ago I urged thinkers, has just about rendered its action on this matter, pointing out best service to the American people. the difficulties we would experience The time has arrived for It to give to some more progressive a- in Oregon with low 13 flat fees both way in California and Washington. Exper genev in closer harmony with the «-co ience has developed just the condi- botuic il nd Industrial trend of the tions I anticipated and Oreg, n Is ins- times. But be this as it may. four ing thousands of dollars in license or eight years vacation will thorough- revenue to adjoining stales. I know I? disorganize the G. O. P. and leave from the mail 1 receive that people *'* reconstruction to new bands in generally are ready to demand a lower closer touch with the spirit o f the new fee. and in my opinion it is absolutely ***• There will be rival candidates justified in order to relieve the situ- *alore. Each will seek for delegates .wherever they may be found. The at ion." Among other predomination inquir- South, as hitherto, will be the hunt es in the correspondence of the see- ing ground Candidates for the presi retary of state during the last two dency never have been uice about weeks has been the one. "What has the selection of delegates committed become of the governor’s plan for Continued in Colunm six issuing stickers or permits for licens- e a r Repealed announcements In the pres8 haTe ,old of ,he »bandoment W IL L A M E T T E U N IV E R SITY 0y use plan due to the fact that the suggested procedure was illegal and Founded February 1. IS 42 lhat onIy a ctan|„. in lhe U w would SALEM. OREGON permit aD, reljef from this aDg,«. many automobile owners still ques- tion what metho(! to follow- to get re lief from annual pavments at this t)me the {act that a sea8lon lof tbe ie(ti8lature hag not been called t0 legalize some relief measure for „o,,,,. Tehicle owntT8. nothing can be accomplished apparently until the rcrular 8ession In January comment A Christian institution of high er learning. Located at the Cap itol of the State of Oregon A beautiful campus opposite the Capitol building. Buildings and equipment attractive and ade quate. Faculty of highest char acter. preparation and teaching. Student body clean, able and wholesome. Scholarship high and credited everywhere Very inexpensive. Rich in tradition: large and honored list of alumni. Students wishing work in the Course of Liberal Arts, in l a v In Theology, in Music, or in Fine Arts are highly advantaged at Willamette. Close investigation invited. Bulletins on request. 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Me Kntri tor Post«*« lo their fortune Herein lies the « hlef trading point fur Houlhern point« tans The wily candidates are looking for the leader wbo can deliver the goode •ew e with an eye I « the main chance tills stage of the game The Mlselselp •** tulka would be free to play th Race and color count for naught at South Carolina. t-ouUtana anil Oeor gla would encourage lo brlug up eon- testing delegations Illy or chocolate brown who would he seateil If neces sary In the success of the domliiaot candidate The entire Illy while fa brtc which lias been lutili up from Mr- K liile» lo Hoover would he hrusheil salile with the wave of the hand. If political exigency demanded It In he so The Negroes' only hope of ever again functioning Importantly In par ty nrganlaatlona In the South rests up on the defeat of Herbert Hoover But liule.-it the game may not he worth the gamble The Illy while policy a« nitullfh-d by Mr Hoover admits the Negro to the minor race recognition In the moni dense Negro stales If he will still further modify this poli cy so as lo moke It apply to such ! stales Virginia North Carolina and I T e ta » which now rlgoroiialy ©*« lud© , th«* Mm k tm'it. then It roam In« for I Negro practical »tal«»m att»hip to «le • termine If tht* I« not the bent attaint« ! Me metti«*! of reprendí tut Ion und«*r Í d ia lin g elrruntatnarr« There In little j hoj>c that the Ne atro will be allnwnt ; to function In proportion to hla *iu ! tnerlcal strength In any o r g m ltilh n where hla numltera are larg© In fact (hla (a not even expected hy the wo- I men who now claim political equality , with men All that they now expect ; ef either party I« aex re preven tat Ion on a li'aaer acal«' than their ntimbv're ; entitle 'hem to, Doth Nearoea and ! women musi wait further develop ment of political rapacity bef«»rc they man reaaonably h«>pe f««r pro rate rep reacntntlon. DON’T BE CAUGHT UNPREPARED It you war* lakvu down with app»o dh ltla~1bmurrow would you be abla lo take car* of tho doctor and lha ■napllal bills If you should happen to r<«ak a log tomorrow would yuu havs only physical worry or also havs luanclal worry? 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WORK GUAMANTECD l'KICKH ItKAHONAm e «Bvo l ’a A Trial • l*.A»t nous ^ SOT. JOSEPH W H ITE Maa Mr Hoover or Mr Walter S p ions h American War ; llrown. hla flrat lt«*it©nant. the «-our VETS j ate of the new policy? Have they 4«*r have they not the political cour H esta nice «if Theodore flooaeyelt to give the Negro a place In the new »eherne. If ?nd A 4|h gaturday N *g M » not numerically proportional nc vert hr j i h »* proportional to relative political VE TE RANS H ALL ! weight ami worth? Preaitlenl Taft an- I (Toutlty Court Hou»© ! noon red the Illy whlta policy of the Republican party in the South »o far | aa office holding la concerned. No one [ of hla thre«' Republican »ticcenaora., j ¡ except In a »Injtle Instance, haa de j parted from Illy white policy Office i holding In the South la limited to 1 PIA N O — HARM ONY — VOICE white men Although the Negro may PIPE ORGAN control the orgnnlxathin and have | titular right to name candidat«*« for Diploma from National A« *«Umy of fire. It ia dr'finitely »tlpulate«! mut ot Musi«-. California Siala O r lIS ra ts for Music un<!«*r»!«M><| that Th«*y »mint nam** whit«* Instructor j m**n amt wotn»Q to thr «*xrlu»ion of rthHr own riu«* W r hav«» i# «n Lincoln R E ASO N AB LE TERM S Johtieoti. Hen laivle. and I'erry Ho Beginners and Advanced Pupils ward «ho«en a» national commit!«** 462 Stenlon Bl. Phon« OA. *62* men from their reaper!Ive etatrn Ae rordtnjr to th«* ruatomary function of th«* national rommlttt'«'mt,n. thry r#c- Mr> ilrnrli-tla Marehall. who has omm«*nd«*d th© ft*d«*ra! offlc©r» for thi'lr »rvvral «tat«*» In ©very Ifiatan« «* hern visiting for several weeks with they bftvr playod th© gam© according Mr and Mrs. Lyarh llrown In Ismg to th© rul© and r©comm©nd©d *h!t«* view. Washington, relnrn«-«l Issi Mon candidal©» only . In »©vrral inntam ©« day. looking fine and happy. th© admlnlntratlon ha» grown dl»aatla I fl«Ht with thl» arrangomrnt. and ha« Mrs Buhl Oliver was Ihe Inspira j<i©aignutf«l «onto lndeprnd©nt »p«»lc« * tion for a line partv at Ihe RKO Or- jman through whom to manlpulai© pheiini Mnnduy night al whlih Unto f©d«*rul appointtn©nt lint It all work© I Mr. ..id Mrs. Yanry Jerome Franklin ¡th«* »am© way "all f«»r th© whit© were hosts lo sevrli 'man and non© for th© nlgg©r‘\ Th© Ih'morrutlc partv in th© Smith and lit» Republican protagonist ar© rapid y coming to an appronchmcnt on th© Jeirro «in©»tion Th© Democratic par ly, under decision of th© Supreme Court. 1» reluctantly admitting th© Ne gro to partlrlpatlon In th© Democratic ! primarl©» On th«* other hand, th© Re* j publican party which at flrat lualnted on full ©«lunlity In nominating convex *ilon«, haa lw*«*n exiM«rim©ntln|t with different met hod a of elimination. It i abut him out aa completely aa did f th© Demncrata from aeveral Mate con ventions while allowing him to partlci- paf© in otlu'ra Now cornea Mr. Hoov er with hla hidden maaterhand who would grant him minor and Ineffect ual rac ial recognition, la Mr. Hoover : willing tfi come out In th© open ami modify hla policy bo a» to make It ‘ apply to all of th© Southern »tat©»? W ill our Negro Mate»men accept the j policy of partial recognition flrat wane- , tinned hy Theodore Rooaev«*lt and be latedly adopted hy Herbert Hoover? or will they wildly and hyaterleally fight for tin* Immediate restoration of the doctrine of political equality ad Eyci — eyei — eyes! Looking » you. Ap vocated hy CharlcM Hummer and Thad pruning you. And you wane to «>a sll deua Steven»? What practical »tepa th e « licjuty Contests csch day brings! will they take in the mean time to Then use Camay, the Sosp of Beautiful bring about thla cnnaumntlon devout Women, before you use powders and creams. Camay — gentle, luxurious, ly to he wlahed? creamy-«m ie — will give you the sweet, dean loveliness the whole world finds so siuactivc. And you'll win esili Liuto Tho Olympic Gatni'H are Just ano Daily Beauty Comesi I ther medium through which Ameri can N egro«* ara proving lhat. when given the opportunity they can meas ure up an excel. Elmer C. ,’ßartlette ------- 7 Our High Brown Hair Grower stands as one of our highest achievements — It Is a prepar ation we look upon with pride. Portland, Some Portland young people re fuse to recognize the depression. They swim and hike and golf In the day and dance and play games at night— And sleep and oat and go between times. Old Man Depression can't find them bnt he surely hits their parents a wicked blow. 'D ay o r (SU/ht All tor a few venta a day AUTOM OBILE LICENSE RATES ed Hoss. when asked what applicants might do to get help at this time "Those interested in lower fees or an easier plan of payments should talk to the members of the legislature, wbo will be glad undoubtedly to have the opinion of car owners." Tw o methods were proposed—one where the secretary of state would BUILD NOW violate the law and illegally issue MRS. ZEPH A BAKER stickers and other where the governor At the SanFrancisco meeting of the would legally call a special session National Editorial Association, a mes and enact a law to take care of the sage was received from Alfred P emergency. The constitution says that : Sloan. Jr.. President of the General I Specializing in no law shall be set aside except by ; Motors Corporation, which stated that V m b w . of the legisla tu re'.n d ' bun All Lines Of Beauty Work the greatest single task confronting |dre4a o( automobil>, owner, ha„ urg. C. J. W A LK E R T O ILE T GOODS the world today was to find product ed the governor to call a session u — for aale — !ve employment for those who are secretary of state, in cooperation wi»h out of work. T o do so. according to the legislature, and the attorney-gen 346 Williams Ave. the news story’ in a San Francisco eral told Hoss plainly that he could"’ dally, it is necessary "to take things MUrdock 1016 not legally issue quarterly fees. The as they are. not as they should be; to law. analyze economic facts, base action andle the problem as provided by j upon them, and dispel the general lack of confidence." In every community there exists at least one opportunity to construct or improve some essential public service. Removing the menaces which are responsible for much of the loss of life by building greater safety into highways, could well be conisdered. Widening roadways, eli minating dangerous curves, alleviat ing accidents on loose gravel and dirt roads due to skidding, flying stones and dust are among the most necessary objectives. Without a doubt, the best article of Its kind — a com "T h e need was never so great, the bination H AIR GROWER and HAIR 8TRAIGH- opportunity never so plainly present TENER. Gives the hair a natural soft and silky ed", asserts Dan B. Miller, managing appearance, stimulating hair growth In the most hopeless case. Engineer, Pacific Coast Division, The Asphalt Institute. "Men and equip ment are available at unheard of pri ces. Materials were never so cheap. Take, for instance, the materials which are required to build the type of surfaclngs used by state highway- departments on Intermediate traffic roads: crushed rock and gravel can be bought for approximately half of their usual cost; asphalts and road oils are the lowest in years.” A good motto for all state and coun ties to follow Is; "Build better roads now.” (Incorporated In Oregon, 1*tS) FU LL M EDICAL CARE - »E ATRIO, ri CANNADY.................. YANCY FRANKLIN............................ WILLIAM PKXENS a ...................... W. J. W H E A T O N ............................. R O SALIE B I R O ------------------------ H A L HOSS SUGGESTS LOWER * W IT H O U T V E IM V B » f r i S i t a r t i « al S ì* Fast 1 wrnty-Sixth S t r it i N _ l’ertland. tir*. Telephon» : G Artirld 752Î THE CONVENTION — COLUMN 31 I WIN EACH DAY’S BEAUTY CONTEST! 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