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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1923)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OEEGON SUNDAY -BIORNINGrAXjGUST'l2t: THIS IS TO BE BIG DAY AT COURT STREET CHRISTIAN j CHURCH; NOTABLES HERE . .-.... i - Proposed new building for Court Street Christian 1 1 (...'. .. . ,. it on. -! " i i . . . . The accompanying cat of the '- proposed ' new building of the Court Street Christian church, to be erected ;.on jhe corner of N. Seventeenth and; Court streets, in the neat future j, hardly fairly re presents! the architecture of the buildingL ; All the outside ' adorn ments, dome,, artistic i windows, and tapestry, are purposely omit ted - for the sake of 'utility, and service inside. 1 '- ",'. f The tulldins will be equipped with 30 "class rooms, arranged for j graded , Sunday School work. A ; kit'chenii social hall. Christian En deavor room, boiler room. Boy Scout room, pastor's study and of. ; fice, and womenef work room. The auditorium will seat 722 lersona. Such a ; building will render acceptable service in the comaBnItyfj The" estimated cost ii $50,000.: . ; :, f " Everything Is in readiness for tie Home Coming services today ; at the Couj Street, Christian church.' .Evangelist George I. ' Eolvelyj of Lewistown, 111., has teen called tcTserve as director of tae.day. Under his leadership a ; -wonderful day of inspiration, and f illowship Is expected. nthpr ' conrresatlona of the ; neighborhood will join i the local ; c iurcn in inn ' parutuwi'; Central Congregational and Sev enteenth f - Street j Evangelical churches. ; Numbers from .'other Christian churches : In Polk and Ilarloni counties Tvill be present, The Day's Program j Beginning at a. m. George 1 Snlvely will deliver before the Sunday School an Impressive il lustrated lecture. This he! will Co with scores of beautiful light ed candles; rarious sizes and col ors. Jle calls It . "The "Candle ErilL' :1; -' T we services will be conducted at ,10:30 a. m. One, an OTerflow cieetiag for children under 1 year. at Central Congregational church: Miss Grace Van Behren, director. A program will be ren dered of special music, song, 11 1 ntrated talks, and a lecture by C aperintendent M. Gilbert of t':e Boys training school. Boys from the training school will have I rt on the program. - The other e . rvice " will be " for 4 adults. " Mr. r lively will be in charge., There wi'l be ' two epeclal features at t:ls service a duet by, Messrs. , I ley and Wolf and an address "The; -Church as delated fto r chools. Home and State. ' All present at this service will , l a gmesta or the church at a noon 1 nceon.: ' Beside It . being a time cf eccial fellowship also those In Cr.L IS WAVE SWEEPS H. Y. -fits are asain terrorizing .jf York city. Charles 4 J. -olJ3 (above)' ; and Frank s inela, two poiicemen, fere t to death as they obarded m l to deata as they boarded s -an's sere ta Their assas- a..r !'!.: :.,-,...f, s -Vr- "1 congrega- terested at that time, can examine the exhibit plans pt the. proposed new bnilding. f , A service ; unlike j'' anything else ever given in this city, will be held at 2:30 p. m. j It' will be a memorial service. j -Other features of the days' program will be duets short ad dresses 'by prominent 'men, 'in cluding "The Old Days, The Old Ways, The Old Friends," by John T. Stivers of Eugene. f The closing service at 8 o'clock Will be evangelistic. There will be special music and! a lecture, "Immortality,"; by . George L. Snively. This addTess rdefivered to large -audiences all over the -1 PL:is 941 r i i 1 1 ' !' 1.- . w Sv i r country, haa never failed to at tract interest. ; CO OLIDGE. HAS MANY CALLERS ON RETURN (Continued from page U ' Speaker illl' t ; a member cf . the interstate "commerce commissi 'on and George B. Christian, Jr., who fist secretary tf President Hani ing.f Mr: Christian said his rosl nation was in the hand of Mr. Coolldge but that he would re main here, for the present to assist the new execntive. ' ' , . f president Coolldge will retain the I present White House execu tive staff, which Is under the di rection of Rudolph Forster, execu tiye secretary ' since the time of Roosevelt and probably has a bet ter grasp on White House routine than any living man. ' The only changes In personnel expected at the executive mansion are in the places like that of secretary "to the ( president,' to which every president makes "personal ap pointments."; " Unusual Size Is Shown By Flowers Grown Here A Salem flower fancier Jhls week brought in to C. F. Bfeit: haupt, florist," some dahlla-flow-ering zinnaa that show' a very un usual size. Spread to their limit, the petals measure full eix inches across. The flowers were from seed purchased1 from ; the , Brelt haupt greenhouse a year ago, and they grow up In a single season, being annuals and not. perenni als : like the dahlias proper. The Breithaupt nursery has I staff experts; in attendance, ,'be- It'AAA mnnl !.!. urrniU-liio. . nnKaa. nf nrAmlnunf nffi. now 12,000 "mum" plants set and growing on benches in the big Still a' good assortment of patterns and sizes, been pleasantly surprised at the selection offered a TriicWin your old furniture NO INTEREST 27x54 Velvet Rugs 36x63 Velvet Rugs .... 36x72 Wol ahd Fibre Rugs 6x9 Wool and Fibre Rugs .J..... 8.3x10.6 W09I and Fibre Rugs ... 9x12 Wool 'and Fibre Riigs ...... 9x12. Pabcolin Rugs ................... 27x54 High Grade Wiltons ....... 36x63 High Grade Wiltons ....1 12.75 4;6x7.6 High Grade Wiltons ..L. ...... ... .....27.00 6x9 'High Grade Wiltons ...........4.00 "8.3x1 0.6 HighGrade Wiltons ,68.75 .9x1 2 High Wiltons ; ..'78.75 27x54 -Avininsters 4.50 36x63 Aminsters 7.0 J1 - aaaaV ' -aaf7- - Jk - - " T " A S- Salem and Silverton greenhouse east of .the city. A "mom" , Is a chrysanthemum, shortened to mouthful size. .These plants will produce only one 'big blossom each. " There ; are t also 12,000 -sturdy - carnation plants on the tables, under glass, grow. Ing just - as fast ' as they know how. They . will begin " to bloom early next month, and every good plant may be expected to produce from 1 2 to 15- blossoms. , Salem has a chance to get,, about eight splendid . carnations for , every man, woman and child In the city this winter, from this one plant ing.' .'"iV. . The f Breithaupt" greenhouses have been producing a number of fine floral novelties this year. One is the dainty Blue Lace flow er. ' as delicate a bloom as one could conceive. Another Is the California statice, 'which comes in four colors, white, yellow, pink, and " blue Some of the regular flowers, such as gladioli, have been produced in extraordinary size. A Salem Y MCA Leaders Will Go to Seabeck Conference Robert Boardman, r physical di rector -of ' the Salem YMCA, and Edwin Socolofsky, secretary ; of the Marion county YMCA, ! are to go; to Seabeck, Wash., xiext week, to attend the annual' meeting of the employed Hf MCA " officers. Prominent 'YMCA " workers from all over the ' world ' meet as in structors, "and . the younger men get in touch with all the . new ideas of. the Y world. This year. there are five .of the international sides a number of prominent offi cera end workers like Harry Stone :..;...;$4.50 8.00 2 25 ......... 6.00 ......... 16.00 18100 12.75 ,8.75 V'. V of. Portland;; Secretary Allen of Seattle, aid others of Internation al class. The Assembly opens on Thursday and tonttnues for ?two weeks. The two Salem men-will return on TneSday;..Tromv their stay with the Y ' boys at .Trask river, Tillamook county, and pre pare for the Seabeck' trip. ;; Rewards are Offered to ! Stop Georgia Floggings ATLANTA, tta.Aug. 11. The full power i of the executive de partment will b nused to stop the "aerie of floggings" in Macon, Bibb county "and other mob.. out rages' r In' the? , state." ' 'Governor Walker stated tonight In announc ing rewards for the arrest .with evidence to convict, - of the per sons connected with the 'recent whippings in Macon and ah' inva sion of the state reformatory at No More Gray Hair or Dantiniff ! ; Tht whml tlioiiRii!s f tn!!'1 nd womi'n rj tellinr-" their . frin4g. Th falite appearace which gray hair -SiTes and which handicaps out- nocially And In busincitH, has j b(Mn ? banished and the blight of dandruff jrpmoTcd by the Imly wonderful tonnic -XOURI&hXNE. Tin i-ientifically rompounded - tonic 'feeda and .nourishea the hair, prevents- its jail-. In, promotes ita growth and pieasantly harmlessly restores to o r1 i k a 1 color Whether black, brows or bloadr; Cleaaaea the scalp. Unfailingly removes dandruff. One bottle nsnaPy is effective. Nr mat ter what yon have tried-j-try Xourishn- today. I'r ic S1.2o)per bottle, ia 1 I dealers, including J. C-Perryi. fJourlshine Positively - : - tJ6t a Dye "r;.;1;1 Tr IT r A great many people needing one or two rugs have s well as the low prices during the past week. Charged on furniture. 4.6x6.(5 Axminsters .14.00 6x9 Axminsters .........l. .27.00 8.3x1 0.6 Axminster 39.00 9x12 Axminsters ..l...::.:..:.....:.......42.00 6x9 Heavy f Brussels' - -.: 14.00 7.6x9 Heavy Brussels 1 7.20 8.3x10.6 Heavy Brussels .....24:50 9x12 Heavy Brussels .... .... ;27.50 11.3x12 Heavy Brussels . ..33.50 SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT 27x54 Klear Flax . $ 4:85 36x72 Klear Flax' :. -.1 6.75 WlWl Klear Flax 1 2.95 6x9 Klear Flax 18.75 8.3xt0:6 Klear Hax "27.65 9x12 Klear flax i...33;00 446 CcartSL MllledgevlIle.The gove-n6rpffer ed a reward" off $i 00 tor the, lead er of The Macon- flogging party a,nd '$1 00 .for eacb trieinber. s Hit Trrr Ladies' New Hats DIRECT FROM NEW YORK Just Veceived a new shipment that will be' shown Monday for Uie first 'time Felt Hats, Velvet Hats and Semi Dress Hats that are new and help to brjhg out pne's best points. See the new drooping and roll brim styles. j Price $2.50 to $8.75 . GO. ' Commereial and Court Sts. . w. i rrt i Carpets offered similar rewards for the leader and members of the mob that ' invaded the state reforma tory. ' - - . - 7 The cleanest a lowest fibered feeHj on the market at :-a reasonable -price. ; You eliminate freight two -ways; by using ; Cherro. vine new crow 'v"-' will be out on: Cherro products in i a few days; it will; be the lowest of the season a good time to buy a sup-': ply at all dealers. " '' ' - ! - i ; . - ' :. ? V . i i Recognized tp ; -be -the Highest quality feeds .made. , You will get goocj re- suits! by feeding Cherro Cow Chow or Cherro . Molass es feed. Cherro Are' uniform, made - - - . - of -b e iTt Equality grains and scientif icllymilled. Ask for Cherro flour and cereal at your merchant. ? - m - and r 'We are in the mar ket for yetch and clover seed also do . -::. -, -,--, plover and vetch seed cleaning. The largest clean i n g plant in the valley witly pperators of many years exper ience. If others can not separate "tch from wheat bring it to us ; we are experts along that line. Co: