Grants Pass daily courier., March 20, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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AFTER SPRING CLEANING
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IT IS A
GENUINE PLEASURE
two shllllni' i and slx|H.n< -e a tnll«.
HILL ML UUIIIUHI I LU
Th»» cost of a Journey by air to tl>«l
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W .i-ihlniiton, Mar. 2b. Antlclpat-
i Moritz, Switzerland,
pounds, and '
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Ing the |M>Hslt>ility this spring of an
to Copenhagen, 67 pounds.
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iother ot th« numerous de«ir i tlve
Th«, Rivera trip by air take« seven j
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„„ outbreaks of the Hessian fly In the
hour«, compared with more than 3”
. hours dry
■ , land ■ and . sea.
¡wheat fields of th», country, the de-'
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l*artment of agriculture has made
'ready to combat it. Through appro-,
Th» Chin»*« Red CroM hu« 25.000
priation by congress, funds for the i
members.
work were in-r»«»»e<l sufficiently to
provide for the principal needs and,
three stations for th« purpose of ays-1
tematlc study have 'been established
at Carlisle, Pa, Centralia, 111., and
Wichita, Kans.
Through ths»« stations it is hoped!
—ON—
more will be learned this year »bout
the 'lli,sslan fly than In any year since
the British General Howe’s hired
Hessians are supposed to have
brought the pest to lz>nr Island dur-1
Ing the revolution. Exhaustive inve«-l
ligations are under way on parasites!
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of the Heswian fly to d»dermine what)
This is the blight resistant
effect the presence or absence of any I
stock recommended by Prof.
particular parasite has on periodical'
Reimer of the Houthern Oregon
visitations
of the fly. The last great |
and
so
Experiment Station
outbreak came five or six years ago.
much in use by large planter*.
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We make a «|>rei*lt) of all kind» of Lathe an<
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We have bad a big demand
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■till hare a few first class trees
to offer Melons were secured
direct from Prof. Reimer.
For oilier <ln|H"o<bible nursery
stock, a» well, write
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Because a rare com­
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steels.-
Any metallurgist will
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was the very finest of steels.
They never burden the
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That’s one of many rea­
sons \\h\ the friendly drift
towards Maxwell continues
to increase day by day.
Now there are nearly
400,000 of them on the
roads of rhe world.
I he demand so far ex
cecils the supply that only
60'< <>f those who have set
their minds on a Maxwell
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one this year
HAREM PRACTICES AND
SLAVE MARKET VICTIMS
l>>cal theatre patrons will be given'
If he first <>|rportunity they ever had |
‘to see an authentic reproduction of
the modern »lave markets and har-
■ urns of Turkey during the presents-j
I lion next Sunday, Monday and Tues-1
day at the Oregon Theater, of "Auc­
tion of Souls." the sensational pic-
turlzation of the amazing experiences |
of Aurora Mardiganian. sole survivor!
of MiO.OOO young Christian girls tak-1
en captive by the Turks when they i
ravished Armenia in 1915.
In "Auction of Souls." the pro­
ducers have broken with tradition |
and in stage setting, costume and ac­
tion. have reproduced not a conven­
tional Arabian Night slave market)
and harem scene, but have taken as
their models these places as they ac­
tually exist today or did exist before !
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Lee and Goodrich
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Paints and
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We Sell Adama Brush»*
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portation That meant no
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the British entered Constantinople I
Aurora Mardiganian. the beautiful!
1 7-year-old Christian Armenian girl,
around whose adventures the seen-f
ario is woven and who herself enacts!
the leading part in the film, was
sold as a slave in one of these mo­
dern Turkish markets and -was later!
a prisoner in a Turkish harem
From her own personal expert- i
ences. and from the authentic re-j
ports from offictals of the American j
and British Governments who have*
seen these things, the scenes have!
been reconstructed. The Armenian
girls, like the Circassian and the
Georgian, are much more refined, and
beautiful than the native Turkish
girls, and when the Armenian mas-,
■acres were renewed In 1916 the|
Turks made them a pretext for seiz-.
Ing the most beautiful daughters of J
the Armenian families and forcing |
them into their harems.
Those I
whom the officials and officers lid-
not keep for their harems they al-1
lowed to be sold in the slave mar­
kets. Thus it happened that hun­
dreds of these unhappy girls were1
stood up naked and sold to the high­
est bidder, and in many instances!
there were so many of them, and hu-!
man life was so cheap, that the pricej
which a girl brought was even less
than a single American dollar Au­
rora Mardiganian herself was sold Jn
one of these markets for S5 cents.
■'Auction of Soltis," -is not merely a I
story of slave and harem life in lhe
East, Those things are merely in-’i-
dents. It Is a tremendous and <lra-
matic picture of the martyrdom of
tlie entire Armenian nation, through
which runs the thread of the person­
al ex)H*rienecs of the beautiful little
.17-year-old girl who
Ina”.- ■ s-
fiied from her captors and brought to
America.
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