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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1920)
NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK IS NOW ON SPORT GOSSIP. I Report haa it that Leonard, 'the ' lightweight champion, la unable to i make 135 pound. Rulea governing the boxing- game Campaign Started on Birth-! are to b revised at th meeting of day of Benj. Franklin, Greatest Exponent I tha Inttrnational Boxing Union in ' Pari, next month - j Pitcher Fortune, of tha Pitufleld 1 Eastern league team, took part in 41 " . fame last aeaaon. winning 24 and Thrift -week beginning yesterday a losing game. He pitched 304 in i : kn. tn nt tK ! nings. ..,.., u sj Hot Spring, Ark., has been picked -ion. and will doubtleu be con.td.red , by Piluburih y ail inougnuui ousens oi vregou pirmU. Boston Red Sox. and the ax a time to make new resolution and Akron team, tha new member of the begin a career in the wake of that International league. distinguished patriot, Benjamin1 Charles "Gabby-Street, the reteran , ,. . . . .. ,,, Washington-Nashville catcher, has Franklin, who was born in tha old' ." . .. j una signeu a waiiaarr vi ,n wr town of Boston 214 years ago last Sat-. ,olk of the Virginia league, urday, and on whose example thrift! Th5 Boston College football team, week is being observed. . wnich pUye(1 bcth Harvard and Yal In thU rapid-firing age the example , w hu dipped by HarV of Franklin'ia considered by many , 4rd but wiU a(fmin meet Yale next leaders of action to be a guide in this i (aU time of worid's unrest that should be j RmKSjj, tTHi declare that the re observed as never before. Fuit0.Moran bout at Newark Thrift day. is the anniversary of theWM , result muss and one of the birthday of Benjamin Franklin, a heavyweight battles sUged in thrift leader. many day. National Thrift week will be cele- Two hig u-ague pitcher, who Jump bra ted throughout this country Janu-j, traces last season, Phil Douglas 17 17-34. Tha United State govern-; , GianU an1 gtt Perry of tha stent has requested iu universal ob- Atnetica, hava made peace with servance by all organixatwiuC It haa i yj, respective clubs. ' especially requested tha co-operation I nt Southern tour of the 11- of the general federation of women's linoU A c basketball team proved a dubs, with iU more than 2.000,000 disa3troul trip, the Chicagoana loa Members, to drive home the need of j mK m Nashville,' AtlanU, Ma- national thrift In all the departmenU ; ,nd Spartanburg, of life. Mas Georgie A. Bacon, 87 i AnUoie Bolin. the great middle Dean street, Worchester, Mesa, di-1 di,tnce runner of Sweden, is to make jector of thrift work in the general ; hil American debut either at the B. federation, has a complete organiia-1 A m Bojton. Feb. 7. or the tioa In 42 tales, so that thrift meet- Rabins Drydock meet in New York, iaga will be held in every county and i j-e0 jja 'community in them at the appointed j F'rom account the recent bout time. Hiss Bacon has laid especial ,t San Franc;.,, between the colored enphasis on thrift in the home, in . heavyweights. Harry Wills and Jack that 70 per cent of the common buy- ThompsoIlt was another one of those mg of this country is done by women, I frmed affairs so often pull- principally housewives. She haa also ' by the Ur brigade, prepared a decalogue on thrift for the, Jim FIynn Pueblo fireman, is American housewife and her family , 42, has been fighting for the past 20 to follow, and it is upon these that, year,, and is still in the game. Year. ' the meetings will base Oieir discus- iKO he was called the "hope buster," " because of his penchant for knocking The "commandments" are: , out aspirants for heavyweight hon- 1, Work and earn; 2, make a budg- org at; a. Keep a reeoro 01 expenditures; t KelIyi the young pitehtT who a, nave a oana account o, carry me h, been baffling hitter, in the Cali nuurance; 6, make a will; 7. own forni, -Vinter leaeue. is booked for a your own Tiome; 8, pay your bills itrial with the New York Giants. He promptly; 9, invest in government se-j a , nephew of Bm u,,,,, old cunues; ju. snare wiw otners , tlaggtr 0f the Chicago Cubs. ' 1 The New-York Yankees have been Warranty Deeda Hattie Ham to A. W. Baughman at nx, lands in block 11" Bryant's add to Albany. David- Jacobs and wife to U. G. Seed, lands in block 45 in Hackleman -2nd Add , Albany. A. F. Carothera and wife, et al, to David Jacobson, lands in Block 45 Hackleman'. 2nd Add, Albany. P. M. Scroggin and wife, to Mary Preston, lands in Riverside Add to Ledahon. , Seth Raistrick and wife to William C Elmore and wife, lands in Gal braith's Add to N? Brownsville. Ida Mitchell and wife, to G. A. Overton and wife, lands m Cooley's Add to Brownsville - . Quitclaim Deeda . M. Ackerman and wife, to Fay M. Miller, Lands in Tp 11, S. R. 3 W M. Ackerman and wife, to Fay M. Killer et al, lands in Tp 11 S. R. 3 W. buying star player, ever since .the club started pas timing in tha Ameri can league, but these pennant-winning stars of other team, have in variably failed to win a flag for the Yanks. Will "Babe" Ruth prove the exception? Favorite Horse Of Artist Dies GREAT FALLS Hant.. Meenah, 15 year, the favorite saddle horse of Charles H. Russell, well-known pain ter of Indian and frontier life, died here recently at the age of 26 years during th absence of his master at an exhibition of his own paintings at Minneapolis. The horse liad been pensioned for the last f ve years. The artist purchased him from Youngboy, a Cree Indian, 20 years ago. It is stated that Russell has owned many hore. bjt never hai sold one. ' H J'Kr 01 r-2? Our service has proven invaluable to the modern housewife because Electric Labor-Saving: Appliances have eliminated the drudgery of housekeeping. Take the Electric Washer for Instance. No longer fs the housewife dependent on the maid, laundress or. laundry. No longer need the weekly washing mean a day of unbroken drudgery, of steaming tubs and boil ing suds. .. . Electric Washers are available to every housewife. , One quickly pays for itself. Let us show you how. 3rd $ Lyon St. ; ; - . Phone 15 Mountain States Power University of " - . Indiana Holds Centennial Today . i i .1 ULOOMINGTON. Ind., Jan. 20 Untouched by age, save a time has added vigor and strength, Indiana University can now contemplate "the splendid harvest of a hundred years". A century of active work has been rounded out, and today the aljmni gathered from far and near to help their alamater celebrate her centen nial. Slate officials and other invi ted guests attended the . exercises, which included addresses by Dr. Jacob bould Schuinan, president of Cornell University, and other educators of wide reputation. ' Indiana Univrr ity is one of the "oldest State universities in the West It was founded as a State seminary in 18.'0 by act of the IcgUtarjre, and a few years later its name was chang ed to Indiana College. The univer sity was 'given its present name and style In 1838, and it now comprises half a djuaen colleges and schools, in cluding the liberal arts college, founded in 1828; the law school, or ganised in 1842; the school of medi cine, organised in 1903; the graduate school, opened in 1904, and the school of education, established in l'KW. The history of ibe nuiwrstiy s closely interwevrn with the early history of the State of Indiana! The official history of tha Institution says that Indiana was the first SUM uni vrrsity to adopt the policy of co-education. Women were admitted to equal priviliges with men at the uni versity in 1$67, and the first woman was graduated m XX Colorado Mine Output Is Large DENVER. Colo- The mine out. put of gold, silver, copper, lead and sine in Colorado for eleven months in 1919. amounted to t9.992.999 in rold. 5,630,000 ounces of silver. 35,650.000 pounds of lead, 8,400.000 pound of copper and 62,300.000 pounds of sine, having a total value of $22,522,000 as compared with a total valuation of 134,160.172 in 1918. WL "a. I I li .ran rV a, fTi (sm iv.' - ' rr i a. is t rf i a. is i Sacktof toes: ioIbiauV,4oIb, ft t) '"rssavuM, ,. ..u . as ... .. 10' MsB I Tllllll.-MMI.i.'ll l"'l(.iiiiil!iHl' D Unusual Value In . Tires for Small Cars Not only is cUaractcristic GooJycar merit conspicuous in Goodyear Tires for email cars v but ordinarily the first cost is found to be not greater than that of other tires; often it is actually zzz. .: r - The cobinction of unusual vduc in first cost zz.d very low find cost, of ccarcc, is a result vcf . Goodyear e?pcriencc, ej:crtncs3 and cares employed as incic'.ntly hi the mdving cf 30x3-, 30x3Vr and 31::4'inch tires as it is Li: the cohctruction cf the famous Gocdycnr Cord Tires used on the highest priced cutomobllcs. ' Fcr till: re-son more cars using these small sizes . veroJacCary-cquippcd lac. year with " Good'aar iires thcji wi'ii any odicr kind. Get th:$ unusuc! tire vd.v.2 to ciijoy ct your Ford, CliewoJetp.Dor Masnvell, or other small car, at. the nearest Goodyear Service Station Get these tires and Goodyear Heavy " Tourist Tubes at this station. ; " . : : . - . 30s iVt Goodyear DoubleCure 41Ann Fabric, AlUVYeatbcr Tread ZU ' 303'A Goodyear 8lngle-Cura t m f.t Fabric, Anti-Skid T f l 7 22. Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes are tlilck, strong tubes that . reinforce casings, properly. Why risk a good casing with , . cheap tube t . 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