THE
FADE PFOUR
HITLER—RATE—HUMANS
(By W lllltB Pickens'
BLACK EYE FOR
SENATOR LONG
Thousands
prefer it to
mayonnaise!
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ft
hi«»'«
congratulates
THE AD VO CATE
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EA CH D A Y’S
Eyes — eyes — eve*' Looking at you. Ap
praising you. And you wane to i * is all
the*« Beauty Contests each day bring*!
Then use Camay, the Soap of Beautiful
Women, before you use powder* and
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creamy- «mite — will give you the *« eet,
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“NOW I FEEL
FULL OF PEP’,
Publisher» of “ The Advocate"
Published Every Saturday For Ths Fast 29 Years
BEATRICE CANNADY-FRANKLIN, Editor
RESOURCES
It does not seem probable lhal any
inest person who msks sn hones!
honest
ould object
f l n i o n t Of his wages
making thst assignment in writing
and having It accepted hv his employ
er. hut for reasons known to the ms
Jorlty of the members of the Judiciary
(’ ommlttee. they did not think 1« a
good hill and the hill came out of the
committee on a divided report
The
majority report was adopted and the
hill Indefinitely postponed
CAMAY
The Advocate Publishing Co*
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American Cheese
We have h o f d through thr* pres*,
over the radio, and from the court
rooms the quostinn of stmpllfIratton «»f
Tht S oso o f B t u t i f ’j l W o mr
court procedure discussed for manv
sseesssssssesstsceeseei •0 \#»ar* hut It seems that whenever vou
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undertake to do anything along that
line you meet a violent opposition
AUSPLUNO DRUG STORE
You know that all transactions and
court proceeding affecting real proper
oOo
ty are recorded In the office of the
Sixth A 01,»an Streets
| county clerk, and those records are
run down by the abstract companies
for the convenience of the public, and
PORTLAND. OREGON
at the request of the abstract compa
nies In Portland 1 Introduced Senate
Bill number 195 on the 4th day of Feb-
ruary providing for an act requiring
In all mortgage foreclosures the use
of the words “ record owner” as an
aid to the proper entry for recording
of mortgage foreclosure proceedings
The gentleman who presented the hill
to me had the approval of the circuit
A fter taking L ydia E. Pink
Judges of Multnomah County, or at
h a m ’s V egetable C o m p o u n d
least a part of them The hilt referred
TTiat's what hundreda of women
to the Judiciary Committee of which
•ay. It stsadiee the nerves . . . makes
I was a member, and for like reasons
you eat better . . . sleep better . . .
as before the bills was reported out
relieves periodic headache and
on February 7th that It do not pass,
backache . . . makes trying days
and the bill was Indefinitely post
endurable.
poned.
If you are not aa wall as you
want to be. give this medicine a
After the adjournment of the legis
chance to help you. Get a bottle
lature. a rula of the Circuit Court was
from your druggist today.
adopted requiring the very Identical
thing to be done that I tried to accom
plish in S*-nal** hill Iff« so I knew
then that my bill had the merit I be
lieved It to have.
.
• ••sissessso' ssoostsHsotsose
KRAFT
B EAU TY
CO N TEST!
N a ticn a l H ank
30th Anniversary
BOOK REVIEW
W
ITH OUR 1933
LEGISLATURE
\T6e
(Tilted S la te s
ON IT'S
The Oldest Negro Business In Portland Is . . .
al Constitution that insure* the pro
isciton of life and properly, it la high
lime that some measure was enacted
that will clarify that clause If the
slate can enact any law that Is in di
(Hevlewed by Clifford Mitchell)
rect contravention of the national law
then there should be some means of
determining Just which of the laws 18
—B y -
FUTURE OF THE NBORO
H U I V\\
W# believe that II waa
ASHSY
C. DICKSON
hack in the "«O'»" lhal the determin
By Davi) I-co
ing Issue waa fought out; settled
Btate Senator and
through blood Some states believed
I lav la l.ee. the well known short
former Circuit
l|at they had the right to nullify ihelr
story writer anil author of two weekly
contract with the Central government
Multnomah
County
wh„ ni>v„ r , hov
|,k„ „ They w„ r„
MUNICIPAL GOLF
[columna appearing reanlarly In the
, hl,wn u, h wron( Again, if the stale
When I see so many happy men and colored pree». "Chai With Writers
forydkn to ghe> Federal government.
women playing on our three municipal ami "Opinions", has prei«ared in.pain
I-asi w eek I told you that hereafter ||l|( 0(>urMa | f,,el lhal Ihelr enjoy- phlet form his belief lu lile future of
Attorney General Cummings would
ha„ , u
,(,*
,,f Alaba- . I would
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give a report of my steward meni should lie exteudod and not cur- the Negro.
ni,
should prohibit Ho- Federal , ho, ,1,111111 the Iasi legislative session tailed
Government from entering to protect
, UU(|„r„ H>k to ,lt„
« t>llla of
One Isdy told me lhal she hsd been |
»nslyiee conditions In America,
lb# Urea of Its clllseus or seek redress
,
an Invalid for seven yesrs. bul since »• •>« •••■ them, taking our loaders
f>>r *nv violation of the citilo» rights? which I was either author or co-author ^
^
uk>i||
pUylng k,lU , h„ and movements to task, presumably,
of
has been stated. It and finished by saying lhal up Io that h , al,tlr„|. recovered. She Is certain showing up Ihelr wcahnntfos sud fu
depends on whose ox is gored.
point my halting average on the pa» |, the picture of health end activity ilienses of lltelr present day efforts,
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a a o . of
a# hills
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NEGROES DISAPPOINTED
A retired minister play» every day I !•** believe» lhal Garvey had the
ception
of
the
Thomas
bill
Negro politicians are somewhat die-
and blesses tha movement that g a v e 1»1«*»* •*•** that Ihere sl no future for
» , , ^ , „ „ 0,1 hv the »election of T We-
Portland her municipal links
<h» Negro until the Negro has acqulr-
,„,r Wilson.
Mississippi as Pnlled
I In common wllh many olhera. used
* country of Ills own, preferably
I'nder our present law. an employee
10
think
Hist
golf
was
an
exclusive
somewhere
In Africa lit thla rcape. I.
Stale» matrici Judge for Ihe Virgin of
concern may have hla sslary
l.ee makes some definite suggestions
lalamla It « « a thought that lonw of »n a ch e ri and garn ish ed , su b je c t to the
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h*
o
n
ly
m
illion
a
ire».
tbt> outstanding Negro lawyers would
.,
.
,
.
railroad presidents
and plutiH-rals. ou Just how the various governments
h.,
th(, lHW,
then. It has exemtlou provided by law for the pay >||(|
bu| , h„ ol„ , ,.ouM par should cooperate to bring thla Utopia
been whispered that a Negro Judge meni of hla obligations, bul In order tn Ii>«t<< In Ihe game
whatever II
to a reality.
«>¡F Í— r . " i
to c.n-umveu, .he law a area, many [waa
One sort of gather« the Idea that If
|¡,i*nders They do not look with favor
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M unicipal g o lf has throw n d ow n Ihe
on the American Negro politician The
W,,h ,h,” r
tuns so that Ihe p ro fe ssio n a l m an Ihe this acqiilsltlon of a country for Ne
players,
fix
up
flellllou
s
a
ss
ign
m
en
t»
groes
In Africa couldn't be «thieved
appointee. Wilson, was formerly a
clerk, the artisan and the wage earn
and when garnishment I» sent to the ,,r lllliy ,,n)liy „ „ lHMl kltm„ „ „ j ,hus through cooperation and reason that
member of Congress from Ills slate
employer he inskes the return that the secure the renewed energy necssary l.ee would not be averse to having the
Negroes use other ttteth«*da to acquire
salary la assigned, or overdrawn, or to "Carry on .
It Of course, in tusking this ststemeut.
some other fictitious excuse, and con-
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A click of the attendance recorda the conclusions Are my own after read
sequently. the merchant or other credi
,)U ,.„ rk (|urrau
k,Vea ihe lug Ills Future of the Negro**.
tor la Just out of luck Some of my following Interesting Information on
This little pamphlet «ella for twen
friends In Portland felt that on a great the popularity of our municipal golf
ty five renta and because I personally
number of occasions merchants were courses
.
Attendance «luce l»t*
East more know considerable of the circumstan
being Imposed upon when thst type of Um| , m j ; j ;
193j
u . „ # n , y> ce« of Oavla late, the author. I would
employ«** would not only r«*fu«r to p«y
1524. Wool Hills. 312.H33 urge my reader« who are interested
In thought along thla line to send their
hl »hon*«t Mils, hut tsk«* st«*p* to « Total. 3.54*.731.
quarter to Davis Lee, 1600 Fast Mon
void his creditor from colico!In*, sad
l l A l t h u o r e , Maryland,
Since I have been a Commissioner. I ument Street,
st their request, I Introduced sensto less than three years, seven City and secure a copy of 'FFuture of the
bill number 19$ on the 4th of February Commissioners have had charge of the Negro".
and thst hill wss refered to the Judi Municipal Golf course. A successful , 'liur„ . , h„ ,
llm„ BOd, , Yor
d„ ,
ciary Committee The MU provided "Hamburg.!- su m l could not be run ^ to | l(, .
w llh such . rapid change In manager- , , ||M| for my. . , f _ mor. , do
thst "no assignment of or order for
ship Whjr then blame municipal ow
i . . . . _ ,n
, . . .
wages, sslarv
commission or other n. r, hll).
1 " ul 001
1
....
, arr*n,l
but one life to live and I propose to
earnings, of any person sh .ll be valid
Ilv. that Ilf. w fbout gelling red in
against a garnlsheelug creditor of such I As sn ardent advocate of public ow lh0t fac# mt 0ry u ot0 | ar„ myself In
person unless such s.lgnmenl or order
***>r our a looking glass
municipal golf courses cannot be op
I sin writing selling forth Ihe terms
. . thousands of
thereof and the consideration there- other municipally owned enterprises
for, signed by the maker and accepted If critic« condemn city-ownership of
by the employer In writing on the '<«• « » » Hn*»- •>!•" I»*? "*»•« also
, condemn public ownership of parka
face of such assignment or order and >nd pUy, round. «-hoots, public roar
(poefcoged, pa utmortf d)
has been duly filed In the office of !he Kets. t*>*tofflcea and other publicly
county clerk of the county In which owned Institutions that have made the
the maker resides, etc "
i United Stales Ihe great country It Is
VERBAL SNAP-
According to pr*«» report* Hitlers
governmrnt 1» forbidding certain ex-
i f rim* nt»tlon on "nil species of »nt-
m a l s n l m o s t They »till experiment
on genu« humsnutn. if the vnrlely hsp-
pen» not to be Oermsnlc-Nordtc But
no vivisections to be »Honed on »ufh
la bor and capital are on the thresh
fritter» aa rnt». niloe. rnbblt». guinea old of a new era Both are heattant;
ptge. and dog«.
both fear to change the old garment
You fan tell when a hypoerltloal cl- of tradition for the new vestment or
Tillaatlon la getting unfit for human*
to lire In: when It get* maudlin senti common sense U is »» difficult for
New York. Sept *— V. S. Senator mental about the "poor dumb orea- capital lo rid itself of the fear of labor
Huey Iang of Louisiana * » « sortin g lur* . ■■ Nobody should permt rruelty domination a.» it 1» for labor *» forget
a blaek eve and a gashed forehead a* to annimal*. not even to worm* Hut 111.' antagonism ■ • ' » . Bui the die
Is cast. Progress demands that th w
a result of a fight In the swanky Sand*
see eye 10 eye. Progress rhalUnges
the right of the employer to exploit
Point L. L Bath Club Saturday night,
the employe Modern Civilisation In-
August i*. In which a Negro waiter
slsts that labor recelve a fair and Just
played an Important part.
compensation for u^rYioi}
The Senator 1« »aid to have been
and that hottest toll be rewarded just-
ly Progress further demands lhal the
a bit under the weather from drink
element of human setflshneas be aur-
When he arrived at the club he began
bordinaled to the common good by
making himself obnoxious by dismiss
both capital and labor. Capital and la
ing the bartender with the remark that
bor must cross Ihe threshold of this
new era hand tr. hand There must be
he wielded a most awkward shaker,
a mutual understanding that they are
and took his place. But he soon tired
linked inseparably; that without hon-
of the exercise and strolled into the
dining room.
This world Ule economic depression
has shown the
futility of
The Sands Point Club employs col
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wealth trying to live within Itself It
ored help. Huey announced that they
did but create human misery to such
managed to control their domestic »er
an extent that the very stability of
rant* more skilfully where he came
Ihe government was threatened when
hunger and want stalked grimly in a
from-helow the Mason-Dtxon line. To
land of plenty; in a laud whose gran
Illustrate hi* point, the Kingfish sum
arles were burst!« with grain and the
moned the headwaiter.
fruits of the earth lay rotting on the
“ Nigger.“ he said, "Where were yon
ground. Such conditions could not
born?
have endured had there been au un
selfish altitude taken by capital. It Is
The embarrassed and angry waiter
known that the men who controlled
replied that he was born in New York
the wealth of the nation took an un
“Well." the Kingfish announced.
fair advantage of conditions and ex
“ that makes no difference. A nigger's
ploited labor Gred was uppermost and
Its wanton fingers clutched the throat
a nigger wherever he's born.
of Need It is a pretty hard task to
The dining room was mantled in an
loose tahe fingers, but Ihe National
awkward silence, which the Senator
Recovery Act has brought the employ
seemed not to notice. He gated a-!
er and employe to the threshold of
round the room and noticed a young
William Pieken»
ihe new era and bade them clasp
hands ai^d enter
i m e i guest of who was eating. He
walked over to her and lifted her lh*
of "» • * * / is ln '**
. .
. . . . . .
—and the motive of experimentation THE NRA
heavily laden more than fashionable for , ht> 9, k„ of learniQK how to cur*
There always will be differences of
proportioned plate and announced.
» nd to prevent dUeases among both opinion as to the right or wrong of
“ ITl eat this for you. you're too fat men and animals, is not a motive of any project, be it of a local or a na
cruelty but a kindness and service tional nature. A project as big as the
i. - 1
Some of the most terrible scourges of NRA with its thousands of ramifica
It was then that her *«cort Jumped |jw r>ce of toth 4nlmaU , nd min
tions. will, naturally, have Its thous
to his feet snd the fight be^an. The
wiped out or checked and con* ands of varied suggestions aa (o what
Senator retreated to the har but his trolled, because the painstaking hu- efect this or that part of the program
angrv opponent followed and the King* tnane scientists learned the cause and will have on their particular Interest.
fish finallv left the club a much batter- Preventive, by careful experiment on This recovery act has Its full share of
some animal, and somtimes on men. critic*, but If one will look cloeely Into
e“ “ an.
;The treatments for diphtheria, dia- the critic lam» few sugge»tive measur
All the guests were sworn to sec re- -*>tes. rabies and typhoid have all been es will be found It is mostly fault
cy bnt the matter somehow leaked out. arrived at by such experiments.
finding Some particular :/,t>t»try or
And when a civilisation gets to cry working clan has not. It thought, re
ing over experimental rats, look out. ceived Ita full measure of mead Now
humans' l lived once In a little Texas here la a case where every body must
town where they would Jail anybody pull together What 1» to the Interest
for abasing sn old mule, and where of one ts for the benefit of all. Con
they had carefully guarded "seasons" sultation before the batti ■ Is alright:
when no rabbits were to be shot with It Is a very necessary procedure. J>ut
out penalty of law.—and they had when the plan of battle has been laid
shot, burned or hung a Negro on about out and its strategy thought out. it
every street in town. The season for behooves every soldier and under of
Negro killing was never closed. Only ficer to fall in line to make an assur
the rabbits and the dumb critters en ance of victory. The worker can no
joyed the protection of the law
more afford to lag or to sulk In his
And now Hitler has set out to pro tent than can the man with capital
tect everything from mice up.—except The Nation’s leader has planned the
Jew*. Negroes, and Communists They attack on want, hunger and suffering
can all be drawn and quartered. A The task is a tremendous one. It has
German woman .who Is a radical in take a leader of te greatet chourage
politics and who was one of the re to lauch It. If It is a failure the fault
spected teachers of Hamburg, told us will be with the followers, not with
ithe other evening that Hitler's crowd the leader. With the union of the two
i Was even proposing to murder Ger main forces of the Nation ln coordina
man women for associating with the tion there can be no failure The capi
men of other races. Pretty soon Ger talist Is the vehicle ad the worker b*
many will be as civilized as Mississip the propelling power which will carry
pi....... And do you notice? It Is also this nation through the troublous ti
like Mississippi in this respect: that mes and mire of depression. United It
¡the penalty is for the WOMEN who as is an unconquerable combtnatio.
sociate with the men of other races.—
but not for German MEN who asso- LYNCHING PROTESTED
cíate with the women of other races.
We lear through the pres* that when
From all accounts, it seems tha* Eft* a delegation of lawyers called on At
ler does not like women very well torney General. Hugh Cummings, at
anyway.—and he is trying to make Washington, D. C., In protest of the
Germany a "man's paradise” .—for wave of lynching* sweeping the slate
those who can have a paradise with of Alabama and other sections of the
A KRA FT-PH ENIX PRODUCT
out women.
south, the United States Attorney-
General stated, "we cannot very well
Interfere with Alabama's Judlrta! sys
tem". That was in answer that the
Department of Justice take steps to
bring the perpetrators to the bar of
Justice. With all of this hokum about
“ states rights” and the limitations of
the Federal Government In the "Invad
ing" of those rights, It all seems to
deped on whose ox Is being gored. If
the states can murder and 6utcher.
regardless of the clause In t/» Feder-
»ATUROAV. SEPTEMBER 1«. 1E11
ADVOCATE
OVER
8Î
MILLION
I have heretofore discussed with
you my attempts to provide a mora
torium on mortgage foreclosures on
homesteads, snd I told you of the po
werful influence exercised by the mon
ey leading Institutions and how the bill
was defeated, si 1 made another at
tempt to protect the home owner on
February tth and Introduced Kenate
Bill number 200 that provided that
when a mortgage had been foreclosed
on the homestead of a Judgment deb
tor and he waa actually domiciled In
and occupied the place aa hla home
that he may continue to uae and oc
cupy the property as bla home during
the period of redemption You can
readily see how the money lenders
WOtlld object to ex,ending any CMT>
teay or even common decency to the
person from whom they wished to
take a home. It's not an unusual thing
that a man will have a ten or fifteen
thousand dollar home that will be fore-
closed for a two or three thousand
dollar mortgage, or a two or three
thousand dollar home for a four or
five hundred dollar mortgage
The
money lending Institutions wanted to
take Immediate possession of the pro
perty snd deprive the home owner
of the uae and occupancy of hla home,
and they succeeded In preventing an
amendment to the present law by In
fluenclng the legislative against (*he
passage of Henate hill 200.
Again I report that my batting aver
age la down to lero. Will be with you
again next week.
has full, natural
flavor I
I hare been warned that certain
U,,,I,F controlled political "lax reduc
' organisation« are out to pul me
on *be spot because I will not curtail
municipal park and golf activities If I
have to go back on my principles Just
to have a long career In public life.
1,1
Nathan
, u l - ,h* ' 1 ‘leeply regrel that I have
,,n- P,lhll<-
'» ‘» f •>»
• * '" of municipal golf and mher reo
r***D.»na! activities
It has ever been my thought to fol
low my highest Ideals as Commission
er In charge of the Municipal Oolf
S e a ttle N e w s
DUl'K JORDAN • SIS :3rd Ave. Editor Phone Ce. MÍ0I
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