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Saturday. October Tiw ADVOCATE PAC.E T W « THE DANGEROUS DRIVING AGE ED ITO RIAL PAGE THE ADVOCATE •‘aM h a n i a m t Saturday al SM Fast l « r « l j - S ) i l h S l r f i l N « Portland. Or». Trlrpkoiu : (Î Ar Br Id 7HJ BEATRICI, fi. CANNADY.................................................... PsNuAer R O S A L IE W H ERE TO BUY TH K AD VO CATE B I R D ... ....................................... .............. S o c ia ty E d it o r and R e p o r t a r D e N O R ) A L U N T H A N K . M . D --------------------------------------------------- H e a lt h E d ito r NANCY I X E _______________ ____________ CLIFFO RD C M IT C H E LU R A LP H ____ _ _____Contributor CLYDE. K E L L Y M ILLER. Columnist» Rutherford's Harber Shop, 340 WU lia m » a r m o r . ln * .. .. The Klka building. 31* W illiams avenue. Medley Hotel Restaurant. Interstate Avenue (in Medley Hotel). (Payable in Advance': One Ye.tr. $2.50; Si* Months. Friendship Pool Hall. Sixth, near $1.50; Three Months, $1.00 Entered as Second-Class Matter in the Post Office at Portland. Oregon. tilisan tW est Side). H o llid a y and H o llid a y , 126 N o r t h Under the Act of 1912 Subscription Kates S ix th s tr e e t. YO UTH ANO OFREEDOM (By Myrtle Campbell) A ll of our adherents of psychology are relieved at the mental freedom of the youth of today because they have become extricated from the in hibitions and repressions thst made life miserable for their parents. Most of the young people or people who are not matured mentally cannot differentiate between freedom and li cense. Freedom means liberty — the ability to m ore freely without encum brance. but license means excess lib erty —too much freedom. So when we have license it is just as bad as hav ing too much repression, the effect being just the same. Civilization demand» certain sup pressions. a tightening or restraining hand as community life links us clos er together. So to be tamed, domesti cated. or civilized, means adapting ourselves to living with others, to be come group minded, as it were, and use our brains and hands in bettering the living conditions of the individual and the community, and of course, de veloping the spiritual side of our na tures. also. When an individual refus es to check his untamed or savage characteristics he becomes an out law, a menace to society, a misfit and bas to be segregated from the group until thru lonlines. reflection, and contemplation, be cages his wild mind and keeps it in subjection. He can do this, unless be is handicapped by some physical trouble that effects his men tal poise. In that case he should have physical treatment to overcome his bodily ailment before he can make his mental adjustment to society. The youth of today is going through this stage of lack o f control or maladjust I ment and Is not free at all as he has a self-assurance and inner nervous ness that shows his lack of poise and dignity, the requisites for a well or dered mind, that raises one individual above another in the scale of mental development. When the rising gener atlon learns to control these instincts which mean a certain suppression they w ill know what freedom is and make greater development in culture and refinement. TH E CAMPAIGN IS ON The political campaign is on whe ther we realize it or not. The know alls are saying that this will be the year that a keen political battle will be waged between the two major par ties,— the Democrats and the Repub licans. Some are of the opinion that It makes little or no difference which party candidate wins as their plat forms are about the same, they point out. However, we as a race are con cerned over which party wins at the November election. W e are concern ed about the action of the man wh is to guide the ship of state for th next four years. In looking back over the past four years, we fail to see any thing in the national administration which should especially commend It self to colored voters of the country W e see little hope of better treatment for colored people should the demo crats win. It appears that the Negro politically speaking is caught “ be tween the devil and the deep blue sea.” It may be that he w ill have to toss a coin to make his decision. The situation is really a serions one for colored voters. —and a delicate one In addition to the various questions of national and international import which engage the average voter, the Negro voter is confronted with prob lems and questions which are of pe culiar interest to him as a race. He has the simple questions of human civil, political and social rightB to battle with. He is disfranchised, seg regated, denied jobs on account of his color and lynched at the rate of 100 souls a year for the past fifty years So the Negro voter cannot go to the polls like other voters and consider only the questions of common con cern. He Is weighted down with "ex cess luggage” which hinges on the color of his skin and brand of his race. It Is a pity but nevertheless true. The N egro’s plight calls for se rious consideration before casting his ballot on November 8th. Be Good to Your FEET! OOTBALL SHRINE Benefit FOOT WE A R NEW LOW PRICES W O M E N S ................ © $4 and »6 MEN’S ...................... ® *5 and »6 MISSES’ ............................© »4 Children s ........ ® $175 to $3.50 BOY’S ................@ $3.50 to $4.00 Pr. Pr. Pr Pr. Pr. University of Calif. L. A. The Advocate Publishing Co- W A RN IN G To cut fire and police protection in times of stress is dangerous economy. Portland’s protection N O W is reduced to bedrock. 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Action Is needed to hasten the ultimate arrival Many more men must be put to work so they can buy the food and clothing their families need. And It must be done with less than the nor mal amount of money. Fortunately, the desired result can be accomplished by adopting a policy of devoting the public funds to the most useful and most necessary af fairs. To Portland Visitors ! lì Lie's Packard Touring Car Service Y A N C Y F R A N K L I N ......................................... ...©süss«» Manager aaW Campoaitar W IL L IA M P IC K E N S .......................................................................... Co*lnbuii*t ÍJúar W. J. W H E A T O N ............................................................... Contributing Editor Stripful A serious responsibility rest* on parents whose sons and daughters, under the age of 3i*. drive automobiles. Your trip will not ho complete unless It Is their duty to Impress upon bud you see our rlly and our gorgeous ding men an.! women the vital neces sceme highways sity for care, courtesy and obedience to traffic rules at all times fllye us the pleaure of showing them The most dangerous age for drtvvrs Is under id, according to K. K Robin to you. BY NANCY LEE son. Secretary of the National Bureau of Casualty & Surety Underwriters. It seems to be a human trait for Out of every thousand drivers under the age of JO last year. 39 were Involv everyone to he dissatisfied with his PO R TLA N D HOTEL Sixth and Morrison Streets ed In accidents. From 30 to 39. 36 bringing up I'arents receive the most PHONE BEACON 9551 drivers out of one thousand had mis criticism and the least gratitude of haps; there wore 37 In the ages of any elusu of people on earth There 30 to 39; twenty In the ages of 40 Is a constant complaint from adolca to 49 and 18 out of one thousand in cense to middle age that the human the ages of 50 and over. 'race during childhood was mlsuuder- Automobile public liability and pro j stood, repressed, and suppressed anil perty damage insurance rates are | that the home was a place of bondage wholly under the control of their pol and restraint To be rUI o f Its cramp icyholders Stocks casualty companies lng Influence was the oue object of have established by statistics that the M b record for drivers under 30 last year As this ts a day of reason and logic, waa 39 per cent worse than the aver we are not supposed to take our par age; from 30 to 39 It was 39 per cent ents word for anything but think M worse; from 30 to 39. 3 5 -per cent nut ourselves ns to the truth or logic better than the average; from 40 to of their statements That was allright 49 It was 39 per cent better and In about fifty years aga. but today's the ages of 50 and over. 35 per cent children demand the reaaon why better than the average In the ages Wheu we understand the lawn of under 30. accident experience was 64 7 life we realize our parents are res per cent worse than among the dri ponslble not only for what we are able vers beyond thst age i to make of ourselves hut also responst- There were 36.410 drivers under the | hie tor our being, our Individual ego age of 13 involved in accidents, of Identity, and for giving us everlasting which 1.270 were fatal accidents and life, the capacity to go on and on 25.140 in non-fatal accidents. From thru all the worlds of existence No 13 to 34 there were .136.690 drivers matter how hard our lives this much in accidents which killed 13.000 per its evident, that we receive our ability sons and Injured 413.690 to rope with our problems from our If parents will constantly emphasise parents This life Is short at moat to their children the necessity for and is the beginning of the individual VS safe driving and obedience to traffic consciousness and not the end Bear regulations, It will be reflected In a ing these farts In mind, the more we ' diminishing toll of deaths, injury and think of ourselves the more we should 1 property damages now exacted by the love and respect our parents for muk- j motor car on streets and highways. tng us what we are. llut this Is not the case The more we love ourselves Governor Wilson of Vermont recent the more we think that we are better ly pointed out that the prosperity of ! and smarter than anyone else, conse the nation is largely dependent on the quently. we look down on anyone prosperity of agriculture, and said whose Ideas do not agree with onr “ Only by nnlted effort can dairy fa r own. Parents, being a generation be mere secure their Just rights—Coop hind us. have not the modern touch. M ULTNOM AH CIVIC STADIUM eration is absolutely essential I so are considered old fashioned and " I f farmers do not have some pro out of date. The older generation fit for their labor and investment, the gives the younger one stability of public cannot be assured an adequate character, poise and balance— chara RESERVEO SEATS milk supply at a fair price for long ” cteristics not to be taken lightly and $1.60 Plus 15c T s . What Governor Wilson says goes Gsn'l Admission are the only ones who take their child SATURD AY, OCTOBER 15. 1912 for all other farm producers, whether 1.00 Plus 10c Tss 2:00 P. M. rens actions to heart and really be In they handle cotton, sheep or wool. terested In them to the eclipse of Unorganized agriculture means de their own Even husbands and wires pressed agriculture, even when gen are selfish with each other, but are eral business conditions are good The ITie Oldest Negro Business In Portland Is . . . . united In the beat Interests of thler cooperative movement Is the farmers' children answer to conditions that have be come steadily worse In recent years have realized that their very existence There Is no encouraging sign In the depends upon their Joining with their BEATRICE CANNAOY F R A N K LIN . Editor country today than the fact that the ] fellows to work in the common Inter Publishers of "7 hr A ih o ca tr” A Ih-Page News|.upsw cooperatire movement has been stead est. 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