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It. 19S3
T H E
H E F L IN
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H e a l t II
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OREGON DAIRY COUNCIL
conking 1
(4 cup of mailed butler
V4 cup of grated rheeaa
(4 rup of ground ham
I pimiento cul fine
I green pepper cui fina
1 teaspoon of onion Julos
1 teaspoon of parsley, minced
3 well beaten «g g «
Hall and pepper to taste.
Fur summer night supper entertain
luti, try dm friendly Swedish Stnorgss-
iMiril cmlnm ll will fit Inin uny typ«
of t'ltlxrlaliilitK furllu|i<n «ml will da-
IlKhl Ilia fkiully u wall ■■ guests.
Wlian the lima for food comes, Ihn
guests am Imi In a table filimi with III
(«m a llín "makings" ami am luvltml
In Imitar llielr own ami to h«l|> (ham
rom bin« lngr«dl«nls In Ike order
anima In anything ami «varythlcg Dial
given and pul Into well greased mold,
appeals to tlmlr ayaa ami ap palli««
a ring mold preferably ITare In a pan
of water and bake In a modej-ut« oven
Krarylhlng un lha Smorgasbord ran (350 degrees! «lenii an hour Unmold
ha prnparmt In atlvanra from III« rei- mi a hoi piallar and serve with cream
«ry lo lha rh «««n tray ( ‘hnaav, by Ilia sauce.
way, Is <h« big drawing rant of this
bnlp ynuraalf arrnngnmnni
Usually,
Here Is another quirk diali for (ha
««vara i variali«« ara iiaml. Inrimling Hmurgasleird
a mild Amarli an rhaoaa, a bit of Ko-
i|ii«furl ami parbapa a ]ar of Limburg
F l o r e n t i n s Eggs
«r nr l.lml«rkr«na fnr Ihn«« prafarrlng
a truly nippy rh »«a « Tim s« dlffarani
2c ups cooked spinach
•h «M M l t> arrangml with ihnlr in
tg rup grated cheese
laraallng rnlnr« «ml «b ap «« un ■ Iray.
4 eggs
wllh drlml frulla fur garnlah or a aap
H rup thin cream sauce
«rata Imwl or piala fur aarh rhaaau
m «y ba usad
Put thin layer of spinach In bottom
of bultared baking dish Hprlnkla wllh
Savarsl kinds nf dark hraad — rya. grated rhoaae Put eggs on top nf spin
whnlawhaal «nd pumparnlrkal nr rrtsp ach. cover wllh thin rream sauce and
rrsrkara and rurlad ralary. sliced to hake in brisk oven until cheese la
mato«*. a bowl of Iattura laavaa nr mailed and eggs are sel.
any olhar Trash vagaUblaa ronrprlaa
thn Smorgasbord A larga pltrhar of
milk wllh a glass for avaryona should P L A Y F U L OOO BITES L IT T L E GIRL
ha al Ihn «ml ..T Ihr tabla, »r If Ih«
avaning la ron! or rhllly. a hol drink
U tile Margery llllton. daughter of
should ba provided
Mrs Marie Lyons Hilton, of Oklahoma
A hoi dish, aurh as a longua rosal Oily, who la visiting her aunt. Mrs
a msrsronl loaf, creamed deviled rggs Oaorge Wyatt In Souih Portland had
nr soma olhar templing entra« may be (he misfortune to be severely bltlrn
served. If an unusually hungry crowd on her moulh July 3rd by a pet dog
ara «nttrlpaled This la one which la belonging to a nearby neighbor Mar
gery spent three days In the Emanuel
always favored:
hospital under treatment Hhe Is well
nigh recovered from the eiperlenre.
Macaroni Ham Loaf
I cup of bread rrumba
I cup of hoi milk
I (g ' tips of macaroni (after
Head the Advocate and t>* Informed
about what the rare It doing
MANI OPPOSE III
Save This
MltR KF.KD baa proven such a
help, not only to her employers,
but to the Colored Patrona In g«n
eral.
that during the pact two
yeara M il.l.KIt A TR A C E Y have
bandied »0 per cent of the Colored
Funerale
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relieving you of much anxiety and
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VERBAL
SNAPSHOTS
Opposition to the oleomargarine tai
bill (317 on the ballot I has taken on
a tremendous Impetus In the past few
BY VY. *. W H E ATO N
days, according to an announcement
CALLS FOR NEW IM PETUS MASS
by the Oregon Antl-Kood-tai LswfU«.
DEFENSE AS LYNCH
OANGER
The result of this crystallised sentl FRANCE ANO TH E "GOLD B L O C
TO BOYS INCREASES
tnent. according to the league, should
be a very heavy vote against the mea
(T o The Advocate by ILD Service)
sure on July 21.
When France made the threat to
Birmingham. Ala . July 16 - An open
Htatemelits
ag/lnat the tax have bolt the London Conference If llrltlan
been Issued by Influential leaders as and the United States refuaed to a- call for lynching of the Scottaboro
O F Tate, secrets ry of the Oregon gree with the "Gold Bloc" on the boy*, by ex Senator Thomas J HefUn,
Itelall Merchants' Association; W K atablllzatlon of currency, eapeclally notorious Ku Klux Klan organizer and
Patrick, president of the Civic Km«r- pegging the dollar of the U. S . great special prosecutor for the Alabama
gency federation, which Is made up atreaa waa laid on the detriment auch landlords In the Tallapoosa case, in
chiefly of unemployed, Q. J. MrPher-- a courae would be In the solving of the a telegram to Attorney-General Tho
mas K Knight, Jr., published In the
DEATH OF SMITH S T ILL M YSTERY son. secretary of the Portland Orocers econoitff.
problems of the world
and Merchants' Association, and Her France and her alllee thought that the lynch pres here.
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Heflin * wire, referring to the recent
A coroner'« Jury Thursday found man Oliver, president of the Cattle therat would coerce the admlnlatra granting of a new trial for Heywood
and
Horse
Kaisers'
Association
of
that Julius Hmlth. colored, who was
tlon at Washington In agreement. For Patterson, first of the Scott*boro
found dead at the fool of a steep bank Oregon.
eign countrlea bad become ao used to boys to be retried, which was force-1
on Hlavln Hoad July ». "came to his
ollVHr'* expression on the Issue Uncle Sam’s acquteace to their de
by mass pressure, from Judge Horton
death from causes unknown"
Smith !«'''>'•"< out that his association would mands that they became astounded
of Decatur, offers to help "free of
a veteran city paving plain empliye. not oppose against the .ocoanut V when they were told a polite Jiut de
charge" to obtain bis removal from
had been missing since July 2 An su- v**getable type of margarine, but that cided NO. France haa for yeara been
the case. This decision forced by uni
topsy by Dr Warren C Mnnfar of the " dw'" " o ' "I'P '’« « any tax on home- active in gathering and hoarding a
ted action of white and Negro work
University of Oregon meolcai school D e u c e d oleom argarin e The bill now vast accumulation of the yeilow metal
ers he terms "a humiliating insult to
failed to disc* ise cause of death
b« for® ,h" peop1*' ,M "'* ,K,lh *yP^* in preparation for financial domina the white race In Alabama."
with equal severity.
tion. and now that she has It and o-
Dr Hunter «»Id that Smith, said to
Most organizations that have gun« th«r atlona have set It aside as a | H eflin’s wire follows In full:
‘T share with you the keen disap
have been a heavy drinker, may have on record against the tax have given monetary stabilizer,
she does not pointment and resentment that you
died from natural causes or alcohol- as their reasons:
know what to do with IL The United
Ism Julius Smith, 15. son, testified
I- That It would work a great hard States also has plenty of gold in its feel over the strange and annoying
that his father always carried money »hip on the poor by denying them vault but has decided to cbeapeD the action of Judge Horton in the Scotta-
When found. Smith's pockets had been margarine when they havt-n'l the mo dollar in order to boost prices and boro rape case, and I will be glad to
assist you free of charge In having
turned Inside out.
ney to buy butter.
place In circulation money to the end
. . ,
. . .
' 2. That the promise of Indigent re- that Industry might take on new life Judge Horton relieved from further
consideration of tbla case and having
• kA, ** * *«»»e y of Amity, testified
,g „ f r, ud. since the bill taxes the
and business and trade receive impe another Judge to try the Scottaboro
J
y 1 o ! •?*! “
people least able to afford It
tus
from
the
circulation
of
a
renewed
Negroes. This dallying with the Scotta
Identified as Smith, lying face down
j Thg, , uch taxation would Impose
purchasing power The President of boro rapists la a humiliating Insult to
near HUvIn road. «PP«rantly Intoxlcat- . D, w burden on th. grocer
« 0 The man refused »Id. Massey said
i Th„ lh« d, t ry interests would no the United Statea haa told the coun the white race In Alabama and the
tries of Europe that each nation muat very worst thing that could happen
Funeral services were
held for benefit
rehabilitate its own. muat solve Its to law-abiding Negroes of this state
Hmlth Friday afternoon at Miller A 5 That the people of Oregon have vo-
own domestic problems That la wise: It Is putting wicked thoughts In the
Tracey Parlors wllh Reverend Daniel ted three times against the tax. aud
No International agreement will be minds of lawless Negro men and great
O lllll. officiating Mr. Irvin Flowers spatial Interests have no right to foist
able to unravel the chaos of the times ly increasing the danger to the white
had charge of the arsngvments.
|t upon them over such an emphatic
Different problems confront the vari women of Alabama.
ous countries Oolng back to the threat
"L e t Justice be done and done speed
made by France sod her allies: It does ily so there will he no more bribing
seem that for a nation which has de of witnesses and brazen Interference
faulted In its
honest
obligations, with court trials for rape In Alabama.”
France is placing herself In no envi
able position History will record the
N EW YO RK —The demand that all
transaction as one of the moat dis criminal cases involving Negroes in
TO R EPEAL BOTH N A T IO N A L A N D STATE PROHIBITION
graceful Incidents of the century. The Southern States be transferred to Fed
selfish - motives
underlying every eral Court, on the ground that consti
AM ENDM ENTS
move; the retarding of International tutional guarantees and all legal pro
progress, wllh the added suffering of tection of Negroes in those states has
millions, will record France as a na completely broken down, was made
tion which deserves to be scorned for In a statement Issued last week by
her ignomy.
William L. Patterson, national Secre
MILLER & TRACEY
MRS
PAGE THREE
FOR SC 0T T SB 0R 0 LYN C H IN G
Clue To
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Murder
issing
to
SERVING SMORGASBORD STYLE
A D V O C A T E
— Nullify the W ill of the People
— Set up s Food Monopoly
— Lead to Other Food Taxes
K IL L IT AGAIN
Vote 317 X No!
This Advertisement Sponsored by Antl-F 'i d Tax League
318 Security Building. Portland, Oregon
Use Negroes
r
IT HAS BEEN VOTEO DOWN T H R E E TIMES
IT IS A SU R TAX ON DISTRESS
tary of the International Labor De
fense.
At the same time. Mr. Patterson
A GOOD MIND E SS E N TIA L TO
SUCCESS
Issued a call to the Negro and white
workers to rally tor mass defense of
The Negro boys and girls competing the Scottsboro boys in greater num
in the A A. U. athletic meet held at bers than ever before. He pointed out
an
Soldiers Field. Chicago, covered them that Senator Heflin's telegram.
selves with glory. Ralph Metcalfe. open bid for a political come-back on
Jesse Owens. Cornelius Johnson. Miss a lynch-program. indicated that the
I-ouise Stykes, the brown doll from Scottsboro boys, as victory after vic
Boston.
who outsprinted Billie Von tory defeats the alms of the legal lyn
Bremen. San Francisco, and others chers, are In constantly growing dan
who upheld the preatige of their ath ger of extra-legal lynching.
"Senator Heflin's political aspira
letic clubs Cornelius Johnson. Los-
Angeles. retained his amatuer cham tions «Jll fall of the support he looks
for
among the white workers of the
pionship by taking the high Jump at
8 ft. and 7 In As to Ralph Metcalfe. South". Pattreson said. "The last three
Whenever the boys run fast, Ralph yeara have taughv the white workers
Just runs faster. W e are pleased to of the South that their interests and
note that every one of the winners those of the Negro masse* are closely-
were Just as good In their studies; bound together.
"Senator Heflin's wire, made public
Just as eager to obtain an aducation.
as they are competent In athletics by Attorney General Knight, la an op
of the
A good mind in a sound body, and en Incitement to lynching
wisdom with sn education la essential Scottsboro boys.” he said. “ It gives
added proof. If any were necessary,
of the open alliance between the Ku
Klux Klan. of which Heflin haa for
yeara been a representative In the
Senate and at large, and the so-called
'law enforcement’ apparatus of Ala
bama.
"This apparatus, so far as It applies
to the enforcement of the constitution
Rock Creek. July 15— Point Comfort al guarantees to the Negroes and to
s picturesque lodge building and forty white workers, and to their protection,
acres of land owned by Mr. and Mrs. has completely broken down In the
Herbert Fleishhscker. \an Frsnclsco. Southern States.
located on Upper Klamath Lake, near
"The International Labor Defense
Rocky Point on the Rock Creek Road, will present Judge Horton with a
has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. William writ of habeas corpus, and demand
Freese, of Los Angeles, well known Immediate setting of ball for all nine
resort managers of the Pacific coast boys. If this Is refused, steps will im
region according to announcement re mediately be taken through the feder-
cently made by Mr. R. H. Bosse. man i» l courts to force such action. Judge
ager of the Klamath Development Co. Horton's statement In granting Hey
It Is said that Mr. Frese will run wood Patterson a new trial has left
the place southern plan and will em no excuse for refusing to set bail.
ploy colored help.
“ The International Labor Defense,
demanding that all criminal cases in
volving Negroes In Southern states
expression of the public will.
be transferred to Federal Court, at the
The Anti-Food-Tax-League declares same time raises the demand for com
also that the newspapers of the S'ate plete enforcemnt of th 13th. 14th. and
are overwhelmingly opposd to the tax, 15th Amendments to the United Stat-
as most of the editors have come to es Constitution, guaranteeing civil
the conclusion (bat it Is vicious legis rights to Negro people throughout the
lation which. If adopted, would lead to country. The L L. D. calls for mass
other and even more serious tax a- action In support of this demand, and
huse.
for the pasage of the
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GRAND LODGE OF MASONS AND
EASTERN STARS W E L L
ATTEND ED IN «B A T T L E
Portland sent a delegation to attend
the Grand l.odge of Masons and Ord
er of Eastern Star. Grand • haptar
which convened In Seattle. Washing
ton July 9-13 at the Masonic hall.
Portland's delegation
conalated of
Meadauiea Clara Pickett, Katherine
Henderson. Grace Dcott-Jarkson and
[Messrs. Phil Reynolds, Jamea Waason
and William Labelle.
The aeaalons opened Sunday after
noon from two until four o’clock with
a brilliant, get-acquainted reception.
Sunday night the special Masonic ser
mon was preached. Monday the dele
gates were summoned by the gavels
wellded In th hands of Grand-Master.
Sims who was reelected and Grand
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Rebecca Dent,
j who also was reelected.
Lore. Charity,
Co-operation and
(fellowship were stressed during the
whole confab.
A brilliant ball on Monday night
punctuated the business metlngs and
It brouhgt together a brilliant array of
beautifully gowned ladles and their
conventional attired escorts.
Mrs. Bertha Waggener was elected
Associate Grand Matron, which office
wes relinquished by Mrs. Clara Pick
ett. who was appointed to the district
deputyshtp;
Mrs Katherine Hender
son was elected Grand Secretary and
Mr William LaBelle, Grand Worthy
Patron.
The meetings were
said to have
been harmonious and Interesting.
W IT H TH E 1933 LE G ISLATURE
(By Senator Ashby C. Dickson
(Continued from page one)
that provided that the officers, agents,
and employees of the State of Oregon
whose salary i* not fixed by legislat
ive enactment shall be reduced from
the basic salary for such respective
positions prevailing when first salary
reductions were made
during the
1931-32 biannum. This bill reduced the
salaries of emplayees receiving 359
or less per month. 5 per cent; and
graduated up to employees receiving
Moo or more per month 30 per cent.
This bill passed with the emergency
clause and become s law Immediately.
It was attacked In the courts by a
deputy Labor Commissioner on the
ground that the bill wab unconstitu
tional In three particulars: First. In
that It violate Article I, Section 1,
of the constitution which prohibits the
Impairment of the obligations of a
contract. Second, that It infringes up
on Article IV. Section 22. of the con
stitution which prohibits the revision
or amendment of laws by mere refer
ence to their titles; Third, that It de
legates legislative powers to the Board
of Control In violation of Article II.
Section l. and Article IV. Section t.
of the constitution. Both of these sec
tions provide that the legislative pow
er shall be exercised by the legisla
tive assembly.
The Supreme Ccgirt. after an ex
haustive opinion decided that this act
offends against no constitutional pro
vision. In the body of its decision, the
court said: The bill “ compels those to
yield to the state the largest contribu
tion In the form of a salary redac
tion who can best afford to do so.
W hile It la not an Income tax. the e-
conomlc reasons which support It are
more akin to thoee which support in
come taxes than those which prompt
salary measures. The real purpose of
the law is to make income and outgo
meet."
I believe that If as much time and
energy had been expended to bring
about
a condition of mployment
whereby the taxpayer could earn In
wages or by the sale of commodities
sufficient to meet his taxes, as there
was to force wage reductions through
reduction of tax levies, we could have
accomplished more than we did.
Rights, recently drafted by attorneys
for the I. L. D. to put teeth Into the
enforcement of these amendments.
"This bill Is now before the Presi
dent. and has been presented by the
Free the Scottsboro Boys Marcher* to
Congress and the Senate, which re
fused to take cognizance of it.
"United mass action of Negro and
white alone can force the final free
dom of the Scottsboro boys and com
plete Justice through the courts.
Sufferers
H u i d n d i Of
f o llo w i n g t il« A d T lM o f
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