Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 23, 1920, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEconomy Specials ARE MONEY SAVERS FOR YOU Thrifty people are buying for future needs now, thereby saving from 20 to 60 per cent, because all Indi cations point to prices being much higher on underwear, blankets and cotton goods for next fall. VT ------ j!-fid WINTER WEIGHT UNDERWEAR for women and children. Union Suits and separate garments, at a saving to you of 10 per cent. KABO CORESTS, at discount of 10 per cent, for the remainder of January. OUTING FLANNELS, there are only a few pieces left in these short lengths at 22c. It is an unusually good value, so dont delay. BLANKETS are all pric ed special now, both cot'ion and wool. Full bod-site Co'. ton, at $2.60 to $6.60 Wool Blankets, large sixe, $8.5S to $14.25. Crib Blankets, IMain and fancy. 80c to $2.80. FLOOD'S STORE $34 W. First St ! MORGENTHAU PLEADS FOR HELPING HAND :: IN THENEAR EAST Former Ambassador to Turkey Says America Should Not Let Armenian Aliies Starve Skunk Hollow Hotel Is a new modern etegantly-appint-ed hotel, possessing one of the most beautiful locations along the main Lacomb and Cedar Flat road, 1 1-2 miles north of Hindary Kill and 1-2 miles east of Peppermint flat. Court esy, comfort, homelike atmosphere at moderate prices, whether by day, week, or month. Special rates made to old maids, school mam's and lady exporters. Very little use for school ma'ams or old maids to apply for board or lodging without they are good-looking .Speci.il Sunday dinners at $1.50 per plate. Convenient to all car lines and points of Interest. Bus meetsall trains. G. W. QUEENER. Propr., Dishwasher and Chamber maid. Lebanon Exjress The iron and steel Industry Id the Far East has made great advance ment in the past few years and in India and Japan numerous blast fur naces and steel mills recently bsvj been completed or are under const ru etion. ' tl y MINRV MOROtNTMAU. Former Ambassador to Turkey and Lsadtr In Near East Relief. If tliey were good eimutti to flshi and die for us when we neded their telp so sorely, they are good enunvti now (o share some meager Intl. crumbs from our plenty when they hiive nothing, when hundreds of thou sands, of them nre IiouicIi-m. imi'l:nl. fondles and threuteued with exterinl nutlon by thvlr enemies nnd our own. Not fur from a milium riu-laiiatia have been murdered by their TurUn.li oppressors. Hungry, terror stricken hundreds of thousand of refugee now look to the United Slates for rue cur. Have Trust In America. We cannot refuse. Next to theti fHllh liMlod Is their trust In the di Interested good will und gcberoslty ol ALBANY TO PLAY SALEMSATURDAY Fast and Furious Hasket Hall Game on lloardd for ' Week-end Saturday Special COUNTRY SAUSAGE V - E. G. Smith & Co. Meat, Fish and Poultry '210 West Second St. mm ' 1- r;;t Albany high school is agog over thC coming basket ball gume tomorrow night- between Salem and the Iocs, team. Salem is coming with a stroiii, rooting Contingent and a battle royai will be waged by tlty, opposing' lung artists. Kepor.s from tlte Capital city state that the Cherry City aggregation is a fut bunch, and this laet, added to the stinging defeat wiliest Albany ad ministered to Salem on the gridiron last fall lends color to the Ulief thut the game will be hard-fought. Albany will be favored by playing on the local floor. In no otluy game is the visiting influenced by the fluid of play so much as in basket ball. A team used to pluying on a long, nsr row floor with high ceiling is diS' tinctly handicaped when they enter a gymnasium that is short and nur row, wiui pruuubly a low ceiling. The style of teamwork used is placed at a decided disadvantage. Albany will be represented by the following line-up: - Moore and Wilkinson, forwards; Willard, center; Haller and ttussard, guards. All were members of Al- bany'i lighting foot ball team which defeated Salem last November.' Following the game there will be a dance at the armory given by a crowd of young ladies fur the benefit of the foot ball team. The public is invited and a large crowd is expected. MARION COUNTY HOLDING CORN SHOW Copyright by Underwood A Underwood. HENRY MORGENTHAU. the American people. They look to us Linn County Might Profit by Example of Neighbor ing Hankers . The annual corn show of Marion county is being staged at Salem this week under the management of Luth- Dresses Dresses Dresses Such an Array of Beautiful Presses, and how tante fully they are designed and tailored. AND SUCH VALUES! Arc the tyfJe of remarks our customers arc making about our new spring dresses. You will surely agree with these remarks when you sec these dresses. Made of Nicoline, Trlcolctte, Taffetas, Jurseys, Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, and Serges, and coming direct from New York, the center of .fash ion, they'arc indeed stunning. The Buying Power of the J.' C. Penney Stores, com bined with our marking our merchandise at evcry-day-in-the-year prices, me.-yis that these dresses are mark ed at prices' All Can Afford Priced $9.90," $12.50, $18.73, $21.75, $32.50 to $39.0(f Be Sure and Pay an Early Visit to Our Store and See These Dresses, Also Watch Our Windows ' Incorporated WOMEN EXCEED MEN IN JAPANESE FACTORIES as the human agency to extricate! er J. ahapin, witn a nne display 01 them from the frightful sltustlon In1 all the various kintU of corn raised in GLOBE THEATRE TODAY ONLY CHAS. RAY IN HAYF00T STRAWF00T COMEDY ' BRAY PICTO SATURDAY ONLY JANE GREY -IN- . - HER FIGHTING CHANCE POLLARD COMEDY PATHE SUNDAY ONLY Shirley Mason and E. Truex GOODBYE B'LL - COMED FORD WEEKLY MONDAY ONLY Wallace Reid in ALMS MIKE M0RAN GREAT GAMBLE No. 11 SCENIC -5 RQLFE THEATRE it TODAY ONLY SPECIAL PRODUCTION PRIVATE PEAT COMEDY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY PAULINE FREDERICK IN SOLD which they have been left as a conse quent of the war. If we should fall to nl.l them, starve Hon nnd the winter's cold would go frr to completing I ho work done by the unsesiknhle Tnrk. I have not seen with my own eye toe misery In which the Armenian .now exist. . I have been spared thu Hut I lie reports whlcl) Lave Invt brought In by agents of the Near Kim Relief and by representatives of the I'eaee Oinferenre pnlnt a picture of wretchedness Inconceivable to thoai who have not a first hand Impression of the savagery of the Mussulman. Exiled From Homes. Since the beginning of the wsr tl f Turkish Armenians hove been larj.-rl; refugees from their bomee. A s'luflft agricultural people, they "have been exiles from their farms, deprived of all opportunity to support themselves. Year by year their suffering have In creased. Now, a year after fighting bss ceased, they are still living the life of nomads, able to continue to keep alive only by virtue of American philanthropy. These homeless people "flithv Infl dels" to the Turlr-were good enough to exert their poor might In bur be half while the war was still In the bnluuce. Mamurres of a half century bad not so broken ' their spirit that they dared not flaht for right and for democracy when Justice ass (lie Issue. We accepted their aid then. Surely we shall not puss them by without compassion now. The day has passed when any aelf respecting man dares permit absorp tion In his own personal affairs to ex clude consideration of bis neighbor's well being. No honorable man can knowingly allow his neighbor to hun ger or to go unclothed. Tho Chrlstlnn peoples of the Near East are our neighbors. v The money needed to re lieve them can lie spared wltluiut causing any man, woman or child In the United 8tates to suffer. Must Not Rest on Past In other years of our own free wl!l we sent missionaries to Turkey. Our schools snd colleges and hospitals hove played .a wonderful role In hu manizing that dork spot In the world. Our Ideas, our educational resources, our material equipment, hnve been leaven In the Near Knst. Uecaune we have done well in times past we have tills great opportunity for tho present, The Armenians have been treated as perhaps no people In history have been treated because they are the spiritual brothers of western races. Will America help themt There can be but one answer. Their neces sity Is dire, but our power Is great We are wealthy. We are a member of tbe family of nations. ' Our' brothers call us. Food, clothes, money, are Im mediately wanted. If ever unmerited suffering called for succor tha plight of the Armenians should be needed now. AJew months more and It may be relief will be too late for those myriads whom only we can save Wt 850,000 Japanese Women Wort at Average Daily Wage of Ten to Twenty Cents for a Twelve Hour Day. There are more women In Industry In Jupan tlihh there are men, accord to a statement recently made by Dm War Work Council of the Young Wo men's Christian Association. Tbe world war has brought Snantsi women and girls Into the dally grind of Industry according to this state ment i :k),ii1 of them little girls undet fifteen years of age who work twele hours at wage of ten to tweufy cel a duy, that the world may have silk ilrvsncs nnd munitions. . In Tokyo alone, a city of two and one. half million people, there are 100,- prizes. - . Prominent speakers on corn cul ture, and various kinds of farm ma chinery have addressed the farmers, and appear to be working' up a live in terest. Several of the batiks in Linn county have encouraged the corn ex hibit at the" Scio fair with good re sults, and it could no doubt be made a profitable feature In the next Linn county fair to be held at Albany. the county.. Every bank in tho county is donating one or more prises tii enrnuratro the industry. Several corn experts have been secured to do -nen employed In slxty-lwo In ., .. . ,. , Idusirlea and businesses varying from the Kradmg nd awarding of the ... .. ' ,,.,,. stenographers and bookkeepers In work In allk and other sorts of fac tories and domestic work. Kach year thotixands nf these wo men go bsrk to their homes In the country, broken In health and victims I of IuImtcuIos's because of the poor conditions uinler which they work anil live. They are housed In dormitories In tbe factory compound. These domil lories are frequently unsanitary. The girls work long hours, have no recre ation and on finishing their long dnv go Immediately to bed, oftentimes a bed which a girl who works at night has been sleeping In all day. v As part of Its world service for wo men, the Young Womrn's Chrlstlnn Association plans to build dormitories In manufacturing towns where gtrls may live cheaply under healthful physical awl aoelnl conditions, to aend out secretaries who esn Introduce rec reation Into the factory compound aud direct games and social life. j This Is done with the co-operation managera ann pro- College Tossers ' To Play College A t Plulomath After trimming the fast 'Young Business Men's basket ball team Wed nesday the Albany College quintet will journey to Philomath tonight j for their second game of this week. The game Wednesday was exceed ingly fait. The first half ended with , of the f nurles' the seora 17 to 2 with tha college bovs 1 prlelors. One of tlie most InBuentla on the long end . In the second period j of "'ce the business men speeded up. incrcjs ing their score to 9. Coach McNeal's boys, however did hot stop and ended with 37 points to their credit ' Martin showed up exccptionaly well for the college aggregation, well as Giddings, Gildow Irvine and Stan. Nebcrgall and Ruegscggcr , were the only ones to show up to advan tage for the Bjsiness Men. Gildow, for the College and Nelt ergall, of Business Men were high score men. DONT BE WITHOUT aOAf SILNIMENT Keep It handy It knows no equal in relieving pains and achea SLOAN'S LINIMENT has been sold for 38 years. Today, it is more popular then ever. There can be but one answer it produces results, Applied without ruhbint, it fenttrtriti to the afflicted part, bringing relief from rheumatic twinges, sciatica, sore, tiff, strained muscles, lame back, and. other exterior pains and sprains and the result of exposure. It leave no musiineaa, stain, clogged pores. Get a large bottle for greater econ . omy. Keep it handy fur use when needed. Your druggist has it. Thre tic., 7UC (1.40 s Mrs. Sitxukl, the most prominent wotnuu manufacturer In Jnpan. whn is owner snd manager of a firm which exported il 1,000,000 worth of bean oil to America last year. ' Recently Mrs. Busukl decided to employ one thousand women In her ofllces. Bhe could not find enough well trained ones so she established a permanent school 'where Jnpaneso girls may tie trained to enter Hie busi ness world. The greatest danger ahead of Japan, she says, Is In Us' growing materialism, and Japan's greatest need, the development of her f 1 t-. -I m BAKE RITE Bread . Cake Plea Cookies", Rolls, ' Doughnuts, Etc., are 'Making , A HIT Try Them . Elite Bakery & Confectionery Rtt'l The Potato. In Its native enti'itry, on the mntin alna of tlilltt and IVru. writes Jen li nrl r'nbre. In Kleld, Forest ' ami 'arm. the potato In Its wild stale ' i poor diminutive tuber about as lnrg is a haxelnut. Mint lakes the worth. ea wild stock Into his garden, plains t In rich will, lends II, waters II ; and elm'd. from year lo year the pofnlo hriveo more and mure, gaining In aire in.l In nutritive pmertle. and Itnnlly eennif- a fariuireuus luhrr as large s )oiu two Hals. No doubt shoes will be higher So Take Advantage of Our ECONOMY HALK And Save From 10 to 40 Percent We have placed on sale, m.-ny styles of Womens and Child rens shoes and tome Meiu at re ductions that are worth while. In addition to the Saving, you get i FREE ONE THRIFT STAMP WITH Every Pair of Shoe Purchased thia week at $2.95 or more Just to show what we are offer ing we mention below a few Black Kid Welt, Bluch ers, Wido Toes, Regulsr 9.004-at $7M ' Women's Brown Lace ' Boots with French, Military or Low ' Huuls . Regulsr 18.00 at $6M Women's Grey Kid and Patent Leather Lace and Button Boots, Regular 16.60 to $8.00 at $48S Children's Shoes In'Tan, Patent Leather, Gun Metal and Kid, Welt And Turn Soles, Lace and Button, Regular $.1.50 and $4.00 at . $295 On today's market these shoos are all worth more than our Regular Price. " We have a Number of New Spring Oxfords and Pumps Now on Display . The Foot Fitting Shop hall out full COMEDY SMASHING BARRIERS No. 11 The Foot Fitting Shop Deesoerat Want Adda Get Results sKtatfut..