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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1932)
P A O « POUR A O V O C A T THEATRES - SPORTS - SOCIETY & WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Seattle News Locals 1 “AS N O TE D “ W R a lp h (By "Duck“ Jordan. SIS • ISrd Av N .) C ly d e I Gus Bowen*, porter lu the Heath- man hotel barber shop was fined 125 Monday in the police court under the charge of having attempted to cut a white man to pieces, and for carrying concealr weapons C o m m is s io n e r • . J k ^ w OREGON DAIRY COUNCIL sumplnua repasts, all claim attention and all add their bit of gaylety to this festive season. C H R ISTM AS CANDIES QUESTIONS AND ANSW ERS It would not seem like Christmas -------- LO YALTY AND Y BUNDY W O N a decisive without candy to claim some share of " ,,b Ihe t hrlalmas spirit In the air, From time to time the writer has -— victory In a boxing match against the family's attention W hile candy on» tor ehter received a number of question* from One of the greatest virtues to ac Benny Pets last Tuesday tight at the la Injurious to health when used In u ,m n « ,rom ,h* •>»“ l',ou. Christmas readers of this column. They have ij loyalty, to be faithful and Municipal Auditorium Although Andy •cxesslve amounts, due to Its Irrlta- d *nu ,r *° ,b# Impromptu bit of re ptoved very Interesting. Such In- true t,> » principle, a cause, or a per- was outweighed by several pounds he ting effect on Ihe membranes lining »"•■hmeuts that are to delightful qulrtes together with the replies are son. without loyalty no business can carried the fight to Benny through the stomach and Intestines. It doss ml,va t,tand' dru«> ** presented In condensed form. If there ^ tur* 0( success, no cause can be out the match Bundy now can eat hsre a place In holiday festivities tt.rt«mm«x»tw wll be modified sumo- Is any Information along this line de- promoted, and no person can find hap- plenty of “ Pork Chops” . Used In moderate amounts, after the * h* ' ,hl* ' » * • »!»"»■ wl‘ b ,b*> slred please phone or write to the au- pines* Reliability, cooperation, and —O— essential food* have been taken, these ••■’■•“ ed economic period through thor. Replies w ill be made In this unity are dependent on loyalty as It * * * r’’ l>***ln*- bul wl,b • Mtlln Joe Bland *>’ .: t.is your.» brother objection* to candy nml other forms column. is the bulwark of society. I wish to take this method of extending my sincere are the happiest bachelor* In Port of concentrated sugar can he over- Uigonully. this may be done without The first question is from Milton Without loyalty, the home, the state. auy loss of the Christmas spirit. land and the sign on their door reads: ruled appreciation and thanks to the Seattle people for their In plsnnlny a menu for this season C. Smith. Mr. Smith asks if It Is true and the nation are like shitting sands The making of Christmas randy Is "N o ladles wanted" . that the rate the private power com- or changing tides, unstable, disorga- an enjoyable occa.lon for the , hlU rvn " « “ b*’ k“ P< ■ " » l '1" Vrori^ml support given to me In my venture Into the Journalistic -O — pany charged in Seattle was 25 cents niaed. and chaotic, when allowed to help and whal could ,hr,M’ obeertd field. Mr* Amy Johnson of Omoha. Ne per kilowatt hour before the municl- To acquire loyalty one must have ( I I II must be balanced ,, be a more logical gift than a box of braska. was here Mouday to visit her pal electric plant was established. a change of heart. He must see the (1 ) It must contain the protective ,home mails candy which the children With your continued support. I promise to give husbaud who is employed at a lumber Our answer to Mr. Smith’s question pood everywhere, and not have a sel foods—milk, fruits sud green leafy have made and packed? Is that this statement is not correct, fish motive by thinking too much of yard. vegetables you better service In the coming year. Some’ tried and true’ recipiea »re : The rate In Seattle before city light self. What he thinks, what he does, (2 ) It must be colorful sud appe ■utter Cream Caramel« was established was 29 cents per kll- and what he wants to do. must not Again thanking you for your support and wishing tising John Williams, of Oakland. Calif., 2 cups granulated sugar owatt hour, which In our opinion was be uppermost in hla mind. Each one Around Ihe colors of red and green, has excepted a Job as porter In a down you the happiest Yuletide Season of your life. I am Few grains salt high enough. has a specific place In the scheme of food may be economically selected town barb.-r shop and plans to send 2cupa light colored corn syrup The next question is form Jack things, is a ring In the chain of life. Faithfully yours that will retlM l till’ holiday spirit for his family soon.___________________ 2 cups cream Geres. Mr. Geres asks if the City of land must be group minded as pro- The following recipes are suggested * , Duck Jordan 1 teaspoon vanilla or 4 teaspoons Canby generates Its own electricity, gress demands i t to form the basis of a luncheon or PO R TLAND E X TE N TIO N CEN TE R rum flavoring. Mr. Geres said that he heard that Can | -------- ■upper OPENS W IN TE R TERM Put the sugar, aalt. aud corn syrup by had a municipal electric plant. THE TRUE C HRISTM AS S PIR IT Into a heavy aaucepan. that will hold Chicken or Turkey a la King N The answer to Mr Geres’ question -------- The whiter term of the Portland Ex at least two quart*. Stir constant is that the City of Can by buys Its elec- In spite of wordly woes, this Is the tension Center of the State System of ly and cook rapidly to 243 degrees F Melt four tablespoons butter, add trie energy wholesale from a private best Christmas we have ever had The Htgher Education wll open on Tuesday or to the hard boll stage Add Ihe one cup mushrooms and I talileepoon power company Canby does not gen exchanging o f gifts has changed to Jauuary 3, with classes meeting tu butter and cream so gradually lhal chopped green pepper Stir and cook erate Its own Juice. It has. however, giving without a thought of receiving Lincoln high school and the ceutral Ihe mixture doee not slop boiling at 5 mluutea A d d ii* cupe milk, allow to« a modern distribution system anything in return library Instructors from the Univer any lime. Continue cooking with con mixture to thicken Add 2 cupa diced tncidently. It may be added that | There is wonderful satisfacUon in sity of Oregon, the Oregon Slate A gri slant «tlrrlng to 242 F Besides con- chicken or turkey. I tablespoon chopp- Carl Thompson. Secretary of the Pub- giving to the needy. W e know that cultural College, aud the Oregon Nor stant stirring It Is necessary lo do t-d parsley. I tablespoon chopped p>- lie Ownership League of America In giving something for their material The A. B. C. Club met at the homo mal School, will offer classes In ninny ADVOCATE ON SALE A T BROW N’S very thorough stirring all over Ihe mento Reheat aud cerve on toast or states that such a procedure Is not welfare or comfort, we are casting BARBERSHOP, cor. 23rd A Madison of Miss Pauline White, where their dlffereut subjects. bottom surface of the pau at the last patty cassee wise. Dr. Thompson believes thst our bread upon the waters" . and it president Mlsss Alice Lewis turned Au number of new courses will be of the cooking Add flavoring as A k in municipal electric plants should not will not return to us void, but U y up | -------- the meeting over for the girls to prac given in addition to the classee taught Twenty-Four Hour Ealsd as the randy I* removed from Ihe fire only ge nerate their own electric en- treasures in Heaven” something that tice for the Church Cantata during the fall term. A class In Child and pour sl one* Into well buttered I Z . but” :,t r ib u t e I, as well. 1* Permanent and lasting ( (JUG B A N D ,, gave Cut in small pieces 4 slices of pine oOo Care and Training will be conducted pan* Cool thoroughly before cutting The next question is from O. H. It is time we stopped looking for 8 Jance at Chandler s Hall Friday Mr. Duck Jordan entertained a nura- by Mr* Sara Watt Prentlas of tbe Caramel* should be cut Into rubes a appel. I small bottle msraschrluo « her Luck, who wants to know how the material rewards anyway, we have for Dlght • December 9. 1932. her of young friends with a bridge collt,Kt, (acuity. Professor H. T Vance, b on tTxitk lnches Wrap n « U y "inhm - r,* ‘ ' * " h ,h* « • ’• H ' « » 4 * h* rr'“ ' Portland W ater Bureau rates compare generations, cajoled, commanded, or °°° with those of Eugene. Medford and ____________ begged God ____ for _________________ mundane gifts _____ Just Dick W ilson’s orchestra the Rhy party at the home of his parents. Cake atao from Corvallis. will teach a course ! vy paraffin paper Yield 2 pound. II Remo' " ,he PU,P fr° ” 1 “ T " « ” ' ln,° " h ‘ Ab- • « « . « In Office Management Rehearsal and requires about 20 minute. ... make ‘ La Grande. like little children who expect their thm Racketeers were heard during the »nd punch were served. ln,° pl,K'#8 “ " » • '• h « 8'»'»'»8 Add «“ Play Production Will be given by ltuby these caramels In answering Mr Luck’s question fathers to fulfill all their desires. It football rally over station K O L. Frl. this all Ihe Juice from Ihe msrsrhrtau The Young Men's Progressive Club Page Kllv>(.r Classes will be given In we will state that the average family is high time we became grown up night, t berries and pineapple Whip one half Mexican Fudgo meets every Thursday evening at the ar| anthropology, architecture, baiter uses 5.000 gallons cf water a month, and mature and accept life as It oOo pint double cream Fold Into the fruit 1 cup granulated augar Tennis Club. The Club was recently i0| 0gy. biology, gccountlng. business The Portland W ater Bureau makes a comes. To be contented with Uttle. Save the date Dec. 23. 1932. The and marshmallow mixture Place lu V, cup bolllug water low charge of 73 cents for the m on f' and be willing to divide that little with Reveller Club will stage a very novel or* 8niled A1* YOunK men over twenty Uw advertising, business English. In Ihe Ice box for 24 hour* Sllr two » 2 cups granulated sugar tor thk< service. another, is the real Christmas (Christ) program at the Tennis Club. There one are cordially Invited to atteud the »estmen*. economics, education, wrll- three times during this time Serve on 1 cup cream ten English, literature. French, geo The charge In Eugene is $1.59; In spirit. will be a dance after the performance. meetings. hearts of crisp lettuce, topping with Pinch salt oOo graphy. German, history. Journalism. La Grande the price is $1.35. and In oOo one haff maraschino cherry 3 teaspoons grated orange rind Every Saturday night the Urban mathematics, music, physical educa- Medford the rate is $2-60 for 6.00« P. S. I wish to take this time to The young people of the three char- Broiled Open Sandwich 1 cup nut meals gallons. Medford s rate is over three extend the season’s greetings to my L hea w"m combine to sing Christmas League Is sponsoring unemployment ,|on. political science, psychology, pub- Toast a slice of bread on one side; (Filberts or English walnuts pre talks. Mr Mayol was last Saturday's llc «[„.„k in g and sociology, times as high as that of Portland. readers, wishing you all happiness, at , oclock chrlatmaa morning. cover the untoasted side with a thin ferred, Catalogues may be obtained from Here is a question in regard to mu- contentment, and peace, and hope p,.actlce u held at the Presbyterian speaker. The public Is cordially Invl- slice of rooked ham Put a layer of ted to attend the meetings , which are the Portland Extension Center office, 81ft the on . cup of sugar slowly In- rh„ „ „ „ han| a lhlck nlcipal telephone systems that is very that the new year 1933 will bring a Chnrch eTerT Thursday night. Be sure held at the Y. W. C.A. *14 Oregon Building timely. Mrs. Mary B. Jennings asks better understanding between the to sign up If you want to go with us . hot skillet The skillet should be <(| ,op alul aprtafcl. 0O0 ---------------------- for information about city-owned and races, cooperation in business, and a and then return to the church for brea just hot enough to melt the sug.r a* atld mustard Broil under The Repertory Playhouse, under the social readjustment that will be of kfast. It comes In contact with the metat. s flame until the cheese melts Serve operated telephone systems, The Ideal caramel la umber colored of Europe. Eastern Canada., and in great happiness and benefit to all. oOo . Immedial : sliced chicken, tur- some portions of Am erica Edmonton. A* soon . . the sugar I. add ^ m ■ Fourteen girls chosen to sing at e- be given January 4, 1933. This play Is Alberta, has 15.000 telephones— which Nancy Lee the boiling water and boll until the Instead of ham leven of the department stores are Seattle's first all local Negro talent. is about one phone f i r every tour j sugar Is dissolved Now add this syrup — as follows: Alice Lewis. Muriel and 0O0 persons. A buslnes phone In edmon- to the other sugar, the cream and salt Cocoa Leona Fletcher. Mildred Artis, Thelma A plonees meeting was held at the ton costs $5.00 a month, and a resi that hare been placed In n sauce pan — — WE MU8 T REDUCE Jackson. Miss . Dec. 19— Burn HU- ...................... and W illa Mae Howard, Justitia Da- First A M E. Church on Sunday, Dec. dence phone. $2.50 a month. In Brook- ' Cook to (he salt boll stage. (23$ F , Scald 2 quarts of milk. Add 8 table 18 N A T IO N A L 8 LOGAN vis, Petrenella Stringer. M erry N ew 11, 1932. The speaker was Mrs. Aure- bun. the former state secretary of Ne stirring constantly Remove from tho spoons paste Ileal Into Ihe milk with logs. South Dakota, the business tele ton, Dorothy Alexander. Winnifred In ora Russel. Prof. L F. McOruder ac gro education, charged with embeis- fire, cool to lukewarm, then beat un- an egg beater. Serve at once with phone rate Is $2.50 a month, while llng more than $50,000 of the Koeen- gram. Annie and Yvonne Chatters . ted as Master of Ceremonies. the residential rate $1.25 a month til candy shows signs of rrystalllra whipped cream or marshmallows, wald (-'nilin|.fIon Funds appropriated i America, the land of popular slo- These girls were guests at a luncheon 0O0 tlon Quickly add nuts aud rind and Cocoa Pasts: Mix 1 cup coco., 1 Mr. for Negro schools lu the slate of Mis gans. has apparently adopted a new at the old telephone building Saturday . .. . stir Ju*t enough to distribute Drop cup sugar, and few grains salt. Add when President-Elect Roosevelt was . . . . . sissippi. was found guilty by a Hinds in Portland he mentioned our low Pbrasa which will hold the pu- afternoon J T » e g irl. sang Saturday quickly from a teaspoon onto an oiled 2 cups water. Cook until a smooth county circuit court last week 1932. electric rate. Please advise me how i bUc fan<* 8t le88‘ “ * » 8“ ° “ >er. paper to form Irregular shaped put- paste is formed. F lf conrenlent. allow timely one. la coined. The slogan to Several county superintendents tes COAL Portland Industrial power rates com Iles. Yelld 1 \ pounds to conk 39 minutes or more In a double day Is ’we must reduce’. tified to the non-existence of schools boiler to Improve the flavor. This pare with those of the Tacoma Muni Per ton............. $ 6 . 0 0 Americans want reduction of taxes, reputedly reported as constructed un And UP PATR O N IZE paste can be put In the refrigerator cipal Electric Plant." YU LE TID E E N T E R T A IN IN G reduction in number of laws, reduc der Mr. Hllbun’s tenure ns employee W e Handle A ll Kinds of Coal —— ■ or a cool place end kept for some time A small manufacturing concern with • • • The— tlon In red-tape and reduction in costs of the state........................................... only 134 H. P. (100 K W .) load using With another year drawing fast to Making a large quantity saves time WOOD * of public service. They want reduction Coincident with the Introduction of 21,600 K.W.H. (30 per cent) would a close our though!* once again turn It Insures cocoa of a belter flavor and L o a d .. . . $ j of postal rates, reduction of light G A L A T H E A T R E the county superintendents, the dls pay in Portland $312.80 per month; in toward Christmas and all Its tradl a food more easily digested than when Our wood is dry and rates, water rates and electric rates. trlct attorney offered alleged check Tacoma the rate would be $193.00. will pleaes you. lions Santa Clause, holly, mistletoe, made hurriedly. 22nd Ave and E. Madison 8t. Some even want a reduction of birth stubs purporting Mr. Htlbun had mai This would be asvlng of approximately rates, marriage rates, divorce rates, PRO M PT DELIVERY led funds for the asserted "ghost” New Management N ew Owners 38 per cent under the Portland rate. and each and everyone wants reduc Phone EAst 4282 schools to the %ounty superintendents Larger manufacturing concerns using NEW E Q U IPM E N T tio n In death rates. Conviction came after two previous CHANDLER a greater consnmatlon of electrical en-i ______________________ attempts of the state to prove the FUEL A T R A N S FE R ergy, would of course effect a bigger Everything new except the Name former supervisor had embezzled Ro— 1818 • 23rd A ve Seattle, Wn. saving. | Perhaps the most readily reduced THE ÛF senwald funds had failed, on each oc The last question is from Miss rate Is the death rate, according to ..... - 0 casion tbe Jury being unable to reach Geraldine Glnty. Miss GInty asks If leading physicians and nutritionists, a verdict. Sentence was deferred. it Is true that Portland once had a and the key to this progress is Ilke- Yuletide Greetings ss coNvicTto of embezzlement OF SCHOOL FUNDS L e w C cst f u e l 3.75 (A n n o u n c in g municlpal fish market. wise ‘reduction’— surplus weight re In answer to Mis Olnty's question ductlon, especially among those ap— we w ill say. yes It Is true. During [ proachtng middle age. W eight reduc- tbe war period when the food prift- tlon Is not a new Idea It has been teers were charging exhorbltant pri more or less succesfullys practiced ce* for fleh, Dan Kellaher, at that among a large portion of the feminine time city commlsloner. established population for the past few years. Re municipally-owned and operated fish sults have often been harmful, not be market on Third Street near Yamhill cause of the actual reduction but be The market did a fine business. The cause of the methods and practices wholesalers refused to sell fish to the used to bring about loss of body Clyt Market. Mr. Kellaher put out weight, often too rapidly. Overly stre fleet of fishing vessels and tbe fish nuous exercise, starvation diets, use market continued In buslnea*. When of drugs and other means have been Dan went out o f office, the city owned resorted to by some. In order to coun and operated flah market became a teract these harmful practices and to thing o f the past. This we believe replace them with a saner, more effi was the only munlclpally-owned fish cient meaDs of reduction. Dr. Herman market In the United States. N. Bundesen. president of the Chicago (Students in civics w ill do well to Board of Health has Issued a small clip and paste this column In their booklet. Safely Control Your W eight’. This booklet, which contains the sim scrap book for future reference.) ple and saner means of dieting and exercise, has been Issued by the Na tional Dairy council and has gained are being distributed In this state by the Oregon Dairy council. According to this organization they are proving the Oregon Dairy council, Portland. 9 “ D e n n ln a h c ff & C a d d ie IIM M II4IIIIIH 9I ■ IM F U T IE ^ A L V A R L Ù K S RENT C A R S T R U C K S FfiOM C o v e y ’ s C D riv e S e rvice [PHONE BROADWAY 3611 188 21st 8t„ One Block South of Washington Portland, Oregon T h e S e a s o n s G re e tin g s We take this opportunity of expressing our grati tude for your patronage during this year that 1* now passing. MOUND BAYOU 8 TUCK BY THE * REPU BLICAN FACTION V .8 .TO R 8 ARE WELCOME Mound Bayou, Miss. Dec. 7— Mound Bayou, the famous Negro city of Miss issippi cast Us entire vote for the re (I publcan ticket last election day. 121 votes were cast and all of them for Hoover and the presidential electors. Eugene P. Booze, husband of Mrs. Mary C. Booze, national committee- woman for tho state, returned from a tour o f Illinois and Missouri where they were making speeches for the party ticket. Just before election day. They discovered, Mr. Booze reported, I that the Demócrata had visited the community, collected funds and stir red up considerable opposition to Pre sident Hoover. Active work returned the sentiment to Its accustomed chan nel. BRoadway 2449 COLORED Cornar of Market LAD Y ATTENDANT B e Kind To Your FEET V ita lity - A r c h - S u p p o rt FOOTWEAR
