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v ih ' uboav , o c i n i i EU i , iwui ____________________ t h e h k n t in iu , po t t a g e i.m iV K , o k e g o n Italy Land oí Many Capitols, Palaces By Brio W Allot) t>«nn of I ho II. of U Mchool of Journalism Ito m r The big event In Itoms, for one tlo v e ller nt lenet. »»< the rerelpt of « copy of the H«l«tn Ht«taain«ii. sent by the editor, M r < Iharlee Hprngus, nod coni Inin« ■ floe account, w ith ample plrtureo, of the projected new capítol at Ha Those picture« aroueed much In ternal when shown to Ita lia n ac quaintances "Novo tipo Italia n o !“ they ««claimed. O f courae they were partly wrong; the new elyle la not eacluelvely Ita lia n but It la * to be found springing Up every where one Rtiee In all count rlea ex cept one It la natural fo r Humana to be Intervated In capítol« They invent ed the Idea The very name la Ink en from the h ill about four bhxks fro m here where we wandered In the duak last evenlnx W ith a good at ron( slingshot one could prob ably hit. from the roof of thia hotel ■ Itaelf a form er palace) a doten or more etructure« that have once aerved aa the aeat of government, tlovern lng la the principal local In duatry here and haa been going on far 77 centuria» O f courae. In a stretch like that, one build« a good many capítol«. Halen) la a mere beginner w ith 11« aecond or third or w hatever It Io Even at thia dletance an acute ear can detect a alight m u rm u r on the horlton that probably repre sente an active conlm veray going on In Oregon aa to whether the new elyle le appropriate for an Oregon Capitol. One ran ilmoet hear the acute outcry of those to whom a capítol Jusl won't look rig ht unlee« It haa an old fashioned dome Also, how about C arl Gould's Idea that the structure should ex prieta the well known prlmneae of N ew England? In Europe also there la a good deal of difference of opinion about the new architecture In fa rt, the two most spectacular personalities In Europe hold diam etrically op posite view» To Adolph H itle r the whole Idea le pure poison. That kind of architecture le, to his mind, definitely a n il nael It Is Jewish. Il le communist; and If he could th in k of anything worse II would be that. too. F orm erly, Germ any was a rather progressive re n te r on the development of the new arch i tecture. F rom all over the world young architect« flocked to the (am our llauhaua at Dessau where the new Idea« were taught In a ra th e r notable architectural echool Now the llauhaua haa been w reck ed. 11« student« and profeaaore arattered. this kind of work no longer appear« on the pages o f the lllu s trle rte Zeltung. and where the buildings «»let there Is a tendency to disguise th eir original style. H itle r wants buildings In G erm any to carry the older Germ an itmos- phere. Just ae C arl Gould wanted a little flavor of Halem, Maas, to be carried on to posterity at Sa lem. Ore. In Ita ly , quite the opposite. Mus aollnl dote« on the broad aurfacea. the ample glass, the «Imple linea, the convenient arrangem ents He Isn't building capítol»; goodnesa knows Ita ly has enough of them already and enough of churches and palace« and castle« probably too many. Hut wherever a new ra il road station le built, Ihore you see the h alf acre window« and Ihe square roofs and terraces, the pure and undeflled wallspacea, the mod ern gadgets of bakelite and croml- um steels, and the simple coloring The same Is true of the hundreds o f apartm ent houses that are springing up around the 2.000 year old cities of this teeming land where new babies are swelling the population for a 400,000 Increase each year. T he new buildings, not being capitols, or palaces, or cathedrals, o r castles, do not appear on the easily available postcards for sale a t every corner. T herefore the w rite r went to a government func tionary and told him. In probably the worst Itn lla n over spoken by hum an lips, that the people of Ore gon would probably like to see «orne pictures of w hat Ita ly is do ing w ith the new style, now about to make Its firs t notablo a p p e a r anee In our own state. Ho appear ed quite complimented, nnd prom ised to have pictures taken in all parts of Ita ly nnd send them to Berlin to be forw arded to me w ith in seven days. H e made a list of about 30 buildings, hut I told him to ship nlong whnt he had as soon ns five or six good ones turned up In all the countries visited ex rep t G erm any all the new build Ings are In the new style. This Is p artic u la rly noticeable to a travel-, lor In the new hotels. They are un doubtedly convenient to use nnd pleasing to the eye nnd the Im agi nation o f seven people out of ten. In Ita ly the new style Is pnrtlculnr- ly pleasing because It seems to fit ¡ In well w ith the older buildings In the so-called M editerranean style. J As to G erm any, It Is possible th a t H itle r Is right, too. C ertainly the now type does not mntch well w ith the old hnlf-tlm bered (fach- F A D E 1 I1 H L L w erk) houses of Ihe medieval vll lages, an«l not too well w ith the baroque of the church«» In the cities. How It w ill match w ith ths Mrs. Fred K elly pure Victorianism o f ths Halem courthouse or the red brick what do«« one call It? of ths W illa m M rs M ildred Voss was hostess ette university buildings, remains for the M l View tardies' club Wed nesdav o f last week at her home to be seen. The dav was spent In piecing uullt blocks and a potluck dinner wns Oregon Cave« Attendance. served at noon. A new attendance record at this L ittle Eddie G am u t!« of Culp monument Is also reported. 33,000 Creek spent last week w ith his grandm other. Mrs Ida G eroutte. people for the current season. The as his mother was called to Wash previous high was 30,000 visitors In Ington bv the death of a relative I »38 ^■'ithisUil y I:'7' “ " t 1 Fairview visiting relatives In Cottage Grove. Vernon Holgt came last week from C alifo rn ia for a visit at the home of an uncle. John H ocker Mt and M rs K arl Hlgglnboth am and children were Hundav vla- llor» at the Henrv Cooper home at Dorena. Ila u taxed bv F ire The George Ashbaugh house came near burn Ing last week Had It not been for the aid of some men passing bv It would have been completely des troy e,l ns M rs Ashbaugh and her „mall children were alone at the tim e Considerable damage was done to the roof. M rs Haymond W icks of Culp " - entertained Saturday evening with a dance at the I sidles' club bouse a t Dorena. The place form erly occupied bv Ihe P J Hush fam ily has been sold to a fam ily from C alifo rn ia and they w ill take poesesston a lo u t O ctober I- T he Hrlnteri M cN eil fam ily of Corvallis were visitors one dav laat week at the W arren K elly home V isitor From H a w a ii Chas Shepherd of H ilo. H a w a ii an old time friend of the M cCargars. vis ited over the week end at the Mr- Cnrgar home, leaving M onday for .Seattle to visit relative« M r and M rs. Edw in Voss had aa . • • n o Sunda. Mr a t,I M t I;,,-. mond W lcka and son« of Culp Creek and A C Voigt of Creswell The Har to Pei Ini fam ily o f An lauf visited Hundav at the Noble E llio tt home Raymond M ille r returned Mon day from a hunting trip In the Bo hemia district. •Mt and Mrs. George M cH ugtll of O akland spent Hundav night at tlje O tho Van Hcholack home and le ft Hundav for Heppner, accom panied bv M r. and M rs O tho Van Hcholack and daughter Josephine for a two w eek’s visit at the Cleve Van Hcholack home l. lt lle Wanted» fx, Big Things STQ CH -U Pw SRU E (Jtw Prices E ffective Friday and Saturday, O ctober 2-3 CASCADE COFFEE Mild nnd Mellow P o u n d ..................... 17c 3 Pounds ............... 49c Schilling’s Coffee Quality Coffee Pound can 28c Baker’s Cocoa II). 9c Postum— Cereal Lge. pkg........19c Cheese lb. 21c T omatoes 9c Shortening 4 lbs. 45c Macaroni 3 lbs. 17c Tang Salad Dressing qt. 33c Full Cream N ew P ack Rose City Short Cut C O O K IE S Snow flake N.B.C Assorted—In Cellophane CRACKERS Package15c I6-oz tin 2-lb. b o x ........28c FL O U R Ritz Crax lge. pkg. 19c Pork »Beans N o . 21 tins Cream o f the V aliev 5C All-Purpose Flour C o c o a ..... 2-ib. tin 13c 49-lb. bag Bran Flakes M. 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