Western Outlook (San Francisco and Oakland, Calif.), Vol. 32, No. 36, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 15, 1926 Page: 4 of 8
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The Western Outlook
£ataUisI»e«l September 1, 1894.
Founded by Jos. S. Francis, W. G. Maddox and J. Lincoln Derrick.
-I. LINCOLN DERRICK J. E. WYS1NGER
F hone Humboldt 432^ Phone Piedmont 4229-W
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POLITICS
THE POLITICAL GAME
As Observed by The Scribbler
All the freak things that hap-
pen these days is laid to prohibi-
tion and none of the things that
have caused men to take better
care of their families, the saving
banks to increase their accounts
and families to be better housed
and fed is laid to prohibition.
When Gabriel balances that led- Play ball, the game is on but the
ger, somebody will be trying to fa*1® have not warmed up yet and
get under cover but figures don't only the publicity departments of the
lie, though they may be juggled several candidates are busy and to
and made to look queer. read their stuff it is all over but
the shouting, but of course this means
1843 . " 1926 littel to the practical politician as
they know a battle is not won until
the ballots are counted and results
ODD FELLOWS' THANKSGIVING declared. Our boom city seems to
SERVICE have the system of getting the elec-
torate to register while we of the
* e • north lag, Registrar Zemansky has
Annual thanksgiving service registered a total of 140,000 and
of the G. U. O. O. F. was held at hopes to have 200,000 on his roll by
Zion church on Sunday, Mav 9th close of registration for the Aug-
under auspices of Golden Gate ust primary July 31st.
and Aerial lodges and Household ! ^ex Goodcell has made his bow to
EDITORIAL PAGE
SATURDAY. MAY 15. 1926
If vou have frequent cause to
blu^h for vour lack of education, do
not waste time giving us an e*»'-fu?
about lack of opporttinitv. Grab
some of the opportunities to «itud*
and learn with which vou ar
surrounded right now.
w >rth preserving? We all think
so. Then it is worth at least
one dollar per year.
! of Ruth, No. 253 TF e following
pro ramrne was rendered :
Organ voluntarv; introductory
remarks bv the chairman, P. N. F.
H. Brown, introducing the M. C.,
the northern end of the state and he
seems to have made a favorable im-
pression, he seems to have drawn the
fire of the Progressive press which
means that they consider him a dan-
TO REAP
SOW MORE.
MORE. WF MUST
"RD'.L VV \Y"
This command of the Bib'e can
\ e fullv applied to the ur« ent ap-
p til °f tha o mmit ^e of fittv for
^1000 to assist n remodel ng the
B k r T Washington Communitv
c n er. The community chest has
aid r° 11 the stone awav" and we
hi $3500 00.
J. E. Wysinger; hymn, Coronation oer°us competitor in race with C. C.
I praver bv chaplain, George Norton ^ ounS the avowed progressive Hi-
anthem, choir; scripture reading by!,arn Johnson candidate. '
pastor, Rev Bvers; song bv order Governor Richardson seems to be
"Blessed Be the Tie;" voc; 1 solo bv feeIinS the public pulse to see wheth-
Master John Wilson of the juveni! s er there is anY popular demand for
responsive reading bv me order ; his services another four years, as
song by the sisters of Roth ; paper there don't seem to be any de-
on the Household of Ruth by Si t r mnnd outside th^ holders bu*
Thfc pn^er'c ^tand on the N
A A C. P. i* «""> WPII underst^o^
that if is useless to Wp
take satisfaction in the f *ct th»t
through the nrocp thi
organization is cop i i? into f
own a65 thp out<?«-an^intr aor^nev
to carrv on th° battle
manhood riehfs Th
now awakenin*? to t-l*p mpna^p
thp.t threatens on** vorv liberties
and are responding- *o t^e needs
Of fh° botir. If hac bopfj t*10
hiscorv of ma kind to dislike a* y
ohanere. a~d they have be^n eon
tente^ t let w*1' e^oucrh alone.
But if there had not been some
men in history br?iv or ough to
withstand opposition and nu' li •
ooinion, mankind wculd re*h^p-
b ill living in caves, eating raw
meat, and roamincr the woods in
an uncivilized state. In every
i tsrance where the people have
hec mie scitisfied with their status
c 'itent to «tay m the rut, they your high ideals and efforts to
have leiu'e 1 t<« retrograde and I reform. Brisbane commenting
dec i »e as was manifested by the!says that a "newspaper is the
disintegration of ancient word hardest business to build up in
p > vers Aie our rights as the country and an old estabifeh-
guaraiue^d u.. uie constitution ed the hardest to puli down."
Last week «?®w the exn'^incr
strurcrle of Vanderhilt's
of* tabloid pppe»-«! to keen e-ointr.
T*" was the old Qtory. enthusiasm
versus ^xnenenne. This young
a . with all the pro<?ticre of a
we fthv family, could not pre-
v nt the crash. "The public be
served." and clean journalism
could not ho capitalized into
assets, and thus the hiyh ideals
and lofty aspirat'ons of a dreamer
~ome to an enfJ in a recejver»f3
hands. In this failure is a warn
ing to some of our rocial e*roup
who may feel the urge to plunge
into the pool that ir is beset with
dangers, and that it i* about the
easiest way to unload a bank
k*c ount that we know of, with
the satisfaction that you are
serving ungrateful ptople who
do not care a tinker's dam for
Frances Tyrrel; sulu, Clias. Handy
sermon, P.N.F. L. W. McCoy, was
there is hardy enough of them to
7, elect a governor. Sam Shortridge is
forcibly delivered; anthem bv choir stl11 in Washington which fact is be-
a idress on OJd Fellowship, Brother noted but his interests are bein<?
John Wesley, the voungest member c?^cen care of by his friends. A hard
to ever deuver this address in this | is ahead of him; that he has
State. It was a -em, and was well ' bought it necessary to defend his
delivered. Queries and responses j i our»e on the DVer bill is evident tha
by the order; collection; closing ode
benediction.
Tile urder turned out well. The
officers of the joint committee were
H. Brown, chairman; Mrs. E. Free-
man, Mrs. Frances 1 yrrel, F. C.
Johnson, marshal.
If you started life short on health
remember that Teddy Roosevelt did
also, and add to vour small stock
until vou become abundantly Healthy
as he aid.
N. A. A. C. P,
DEAN WILLIAM PICKENS
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at Beth
Eden Baptist church.
Sunday night, at North Oakland
Baptist church, 8 o'clock.
he counts on the Colored vote to
help put him over, and as the U. S.
Senate of late years have been con-
trolled by renegade republicans and
or 100 per cent it takes n
courageous man to stand up f< r
manhood rights of the Negro and w ?
believe that extreme care should 1
exercised in voting for senators and
congressmen. The 4th Congress,
lonal district presents an interestim
situation. Mrs. Kahn who was elect
ed to fill out the term of her husband
ikes the job and wants to stay bit'
several men think they can look 'out
or the richest district in California
^tter than a woman; not very gal-
lant, but modem politic don't mak*>
for ch.valry. There fe going' to t
wTk u0t ghtS in A,ameda countv.
atoh the game from the side lin«s
the bases are full none out.
If vou want friends, get them in
the only way they can be gotten
is bv being a friernl yourself.
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Wysinger, J. E. & Derrick, J. Lincoln. Western Outlook (San Francisco and Oakland, Calif.), Vol. 32, No. 36, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 15, 1926, newspaper, May 15, 1926; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth596267/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .