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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1919)
il HOr.lEBUILDERS CO. IS FAVORED Eugene People Solicit Stock in Effort to Build New Homes in City Eugene's interest in additional IwmM for the city 'a increasing popu lation ia ahown by th following newe atory relating organiiation of a home builder' stock company: The crowd which gathered last night mt the Chamber of Commerce for the purpose of discussing the organisa tion of a homebuilders' investment company in Eugene represented fairly well the populace of the city. The disposition shown by those present to effect such an organiiation was very satisfactory and entirely pleasing to those who are promoting the plan loc ally. - All of the business men are enthu siastic in their consideration of the project and believe it to be the essen tial thing to relieve the present con dition of the city. A committee waa appointed and 'approved a short time ago which ia authorised to solicit for stock in the company. Members of this commit tee also have the privilege of asking- for help in soliciting from among those who are interested in the propo sition. ' 1 up to regular newspaper advertisln This Department, whose headquarter are 166 Fifth Avenue, New York City -is jut opened, a Western office atj . . . . i. . . nLi . i.k. i If INortn oiaie but, vnicago, wun .-. H irbert H. Smith in charge. The special work of this office will be the development of this plan of systems- e newspaper advertising by the Fret yterian churches. BARB A ROSS A IS REINCARNATED BY THE TURKS -PROGRAM TO BE PRACTICAL Farmers' Week at O. A. C. Will Attract Hundreds From Over State .ATHENS, By A P. Piracy on the ugh seas by swift motor boats arm ed with machine puns is (he charge made against the Turks. From Kav alla, it is announced, that numerous Greek sailing vessels have lodged com-. plaints of this piracy of which they have been the victims. The crews' have been robbed in each case of all their belongings and the cargoes looted. ' These up-to-date Turkish pirates, it is said, principally infest the Aegean Sea off the Dardanelles, anj the coast of Asia Minor. Church Favors ' Newspaper Ads. Tri rtonnt-tmonf nf PnMitMtV of the -esbyter?an Church in the U. S. A. is MIC I- SI 111 IHC VVUIIIIJ ww w.sav systematically to educate churches CZECHS WILL ENTER OLYMPIA n Ant Works Rapidly to accumulate his pile. A squiarel saves up nuts for the winter days. A bee hives its honey. WHAT DO YOU DO? Save your money at our Savings Department where 4 per cent Interest increases it! Capital Surplus $90,000.00 J. W.Cusick & Co. Bankers Albany, Oregon A Parisian Ivory Christmas Choose your Gifts this year from our showing of Parisian Ivory. Then you can be sure you are ' giving something accept able and useful. ; ".' A full, new stock of Parisian Ivory has just been received, including mirrors, brushes, puff and powder puffs, per fume sets, etc. . Choose Your Gifts Early Burkhart & Lee First and Ferry Sts. American Y. Men Coaches Teams of New Republic for Internationals The republic of Cxecho-Slovakia will be one of the new nations com peting at the Olympic Games at Ant werp next year. The news of the de termination of the embryo republic' to put a strong team in the coming Olym piad was brought to this country re cently by E. J. Wright, who returned after more than a year's service in the new jiation for the Y. M. C. A. That the Czccho-Slovaks will be strongly represented was asserted by Mr. Wright, who also stated that the track and field team was being coached by Joseph J. Pipal, the man who coached the American team for the inter-allied games. Oregon Agricultural College Cor Vallis, Nov., 20 Special The heav irst attendance in the history of Far mer's week at the college is predicted for December 29-January 8. Inter eat in agriculture tn Oregon Is said to be greater than ever. War conditions brought about nuny changes in farm ing methods. Hundreds of persons from all sections of the state are ex pected to spend a week In Corvollii for5 the purpose of getting valuable suggestions to take home with them. A practical program one that will in terest various types of farmers is be ing arranged. , Courses will be offered dealing with farm crops, dairy husbandry, animal husbandry, soils, horticulture, indus trial clubs home economics, farm mach ancis, rural marketing bee-keeping, and other subjects. , . Dry A merica Joke In Merry England LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1VA curiious commentary upon 'dry' America", says the Liverpool Post, "is contained in the following cable whleh has been re ceived from the states by a well known 1 British whiskey firm:'Could dispose of 20,000 to 25.000 cases if they arrive by November' " "Each case referred to in the cable contains a dosen bottles of whiskey, and therefore indicates a capacity on the part of America to dispose of whis ey in spite of her 'prohibition laws. f , , I 7 IVim0OT KnVWl at v ( 77 S t VUYX-lM-HiADMXAN BU1CS 1 MICKIE SAYS r -tH o 4t Mt viouvo, COMl OOt HtM V JOCr NCR rAr0S- sOMS OP N(k'eOV)t 4ONk.fMlN' 'art yjt VitCO, BUT Mt MVWl- t OOMY HAB.OCH KNOi VtCAN 1 ' OO CMC Alaska Raises Much Wheat Nowadays NENANA, ALASKA, Sept. 26- (By Mail) Approximately 2,000 bushels of wheat "Will be harvested this year in the district adjacent to Fairbanks, ae-f cording to George Markus, head of the store department of the Alaska Engi neering Commission. Within a few years, it is believed, sufficient grain will be produced to meet all needs of the district ''..' Oats hay this season was produced in ample supply for demands, Mr. Mar kus saidand the potato crop also was satisfying. The Fairbanks - farmers have installed a potato grader. WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ads. kindly mention ine Democrat. m mine. luumy ormwmmm Vfca hlQCtl'lCltX) There is nothing an electric range cannot do better than any other type of cook-stove ' Any arrangement of cookers, hot plates or oven . can be.secured among the several types of - G-E ELECTRIC RANGE I The type shown ficre combines compact dimensions with the popular.elrvatrd " ' en. This oven contains the broiler and can also be used as a warming ovm by -in;- or.ly the low heit. . " . ' T!:e rane it finished in plain black with thermometer in oven door. ' You C2n fir.d in our stock a design exactly suited to your needs. Drop in and let us show you some of these ranges. ' e. 3rd and Lyon St -Phone 15 The Buick Built Radiator T7i design of tht Buick radiator U men' that It not only affordt . tht maximum of coollnit pac to tht water, but it th tlmpUtt. cheapstand quickest radiator to repair in eat, of accident ' A small leak may be plugged up temporarily with anything that is convenient until the proper time comes to remove the radiator for repair. If the leak is targe one, the affected ares may be cut out entirely and a rsw repair section fitted Into place in such a manner ss to avoid detection, without interfering In any wsy with the circulation or cooling properties. This Is dis tinctly a Buick feature. ' As will be seen from the sectional photograph shown, this leaves all of the ver tical tubes in exactly the same condition as they were before tho sectn waa put in, and does away entirely with an unsightly repair Job, reduced circulation space or the cost of a new radiator. When Better Automobiles Are BuUt BUldk Will Build Them MURPHY MOTOR CO. 422 W.l.t'St Elks Dance Friday The first of the scries of dances to be given by the Elks will be Friday 'evening. All visiting Elks are Invit ed. n. 19-21. SCIENTIST ENDORSES METRICS SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21-Luther Burbank, the Plant .Wizard, has Com mended the World Trade Club's efforts toward metric-standarization. In a re cent letter he says: "The metric sys tem, if adopted by the whole world. will, without doubt, simplify the sci ence of weighthe and measures be yond eompution. UNITANIA BEST WORD SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21-Unl-tania Is the best word yet received by the World Trado Club of San Fran cisco in competition for Its prize of $1000.00 for the very best word to name U. S. America and all parts of Britannia. The prize of one thousand dollars, will be paid at noon on 15 of May, 1920, at San Francisco, and will be presented to person suggesting tba beat name. The name ia now being us ed by the World Trade Club in Carry ing on Us campaign for Unitanlan metric rtanlardizatnn. Trappers Busy The boys of Stols Hill school are making a good start toward winning first honors again this winter they ! did last year in the. county mole trapping contest They have almost j OT.W.MHVU III"!. WMJ , I ' V - rnt contest began. -Criterion WHEN YOU BUY- "yOU can purchase goods mode clffcwhere and send a part of your money to other sections to be distri buted in payrolls for the benefit of those communities Or you can insist on Oregon Made Products and your money all of it will remain in Oregon to increase the output of Oregon factories; to make bigger pay rolls for Oregon; to build more homes and better schools in Oregon. . Which are you buying? Associated Industries of Oregon
