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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1927)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM,. OREGON. r - -SUNDAY-MORNING, -FEBRUARY G, U1927 - - their uptown .headquarters. k . That It Is he only rest'room Ju town, available 'for. women' that Is open, until 10 o'clock' at jalght- , , That there was a 'ionimer, camp at Mefcama. .Three, weeks ot.work and.' fan, and te Jo ot llviagrout ot doors. Slxtr-flre girls attended camp In 'three groups. That Miss Nina McNary'a Bible class . meets "regularly on Monday Laienlngs at; the TWCA. . C5kThat the TWCA 43asking' for Nye sum of "$7,0Q,O to carrydn the -work for another-, year. , That, the slogan, is: '.".For your town and You.V Mrs, R. J. Young Receives Interesting v Letter, , From Artist-Son In a letter to Mrs. ,R.-J. -rYonng. of 1124 Northumjner;treet, her son, Elmer .Young, rvritea ; as -follows: "The school of architecture Added two more, instructors to the staff, one a graduate of Ohio State. three years ago and one a former graduate' of our schooL -Mr. Mann (head of the. school) said: "I do not know "what ;we shall do If the glasses keep on increasing .In size as they hare been, in the last few years. . TVe do not hare the room and equipment to accommodate euch a large number of students." "Minnesota is now the third largest uniTersity In "the United States in enrollment- -Mr. Young, who Is probably the most talented artist Salem has ever nroduced. has been an in structor in the University -of Min nesota for four .years. Former Minnesota Residents Plan Mid-Winter Gathering An important 'meeting of for mer residents - of Minnesota Will be held at 7:45 o'clock-Monday evening. Feb. 7, at the YMCA, to make plans for the mid-winter gathering of the society. Dr.OeorgeH. Alden is the pres ident of the Minnesota club, and Mrs.'W. J. Linfoot secretary. Herbert Witherspoon Will Give Lecture -Preceding Symphony 'Program s A "double headliner," as the merries say, is the kind' of program which Salem -music lovers will have the extreme'pririlege of hear ing bh Tuesday, Feb. 14y at the beaotliul Elsinore. Not only will Willem van Hoogstraten and the Portland 'Symphony orchestra, which Is theride bt the, state, be here, but also the city will hare thedistinction of entertaining and privilege of f hearing Herbert "Witherspobn, president" of the Chi cago' Musical college. Mr. Wltherspbon's lecture, lim- Ited to 80 , minutes, . wiu oegin oromotly at "8 o'clock; His lecture will; concern :tbo furtherance of muiAc ;and music -education. Son Is Born Mr. and -Mrs. U P. Bach are receiving 'many congratulations upon "the "arrival of a son at noon yesterday. Methodist W. 'F. M. Societies Will Observe Day of Prayer All Methodist Woman's For eigu' Missionary' societies of Salem wiir observe anhnaldayof prayer with a union prayer service at the First Methodist church this after' noon at 'a. o'clock, Mrs. A. F Mulligan will be the leader. ; Spe-J clal music will be given under the. direction of the. Leslie ladles.. Mrs. Gives you a baking ixjwdcr. contain ing two leavening unitSTrbne begins to work when the doash is txuzedthe other waits for the heat of the, oven," then both units work i together r-? your -guarantee against failure, against 'waste. ; When you dnplcy CALUIET you do not have to Juse extra , care and precaution. You get best results in a moder ate oven, but you may bake either; in a hot or slow oven with safctjryou .may move, ' the food in the ovenbr. open J the door for inspection without fear pf it falling you rnay mix a pan of biscuits at night, put them in the ace chest, and they are Teady for thejoven injtte niormng. i " , K23fIZ?D With'ttiitriiyWg r?&IZE3 -cblevvalue." you -are.Talways sure of f? success, a Dig time i ' I vs y THE famous r medical missionary Dr. iWttfred Grenfell, Je te lecture here in the near, future, and : win prove , to ' be one " of the outstanding platform 'treats of tha season. Dr. Grenfell is known the world over aa the man who , ac complished the seemingly impossible in ms . remarcaDie service to ms fellow-beings oft the bleak, and bar ren coast of Labrador. Hersch will give, a short talk on China, while Miss Ruth Lawrence will , speak- on "Mexico." Mrs. Johnson will report on Japanese work in Salem. A presentation on personality, will be given by Mrs. R. V. Hollenberg. Eleven ladies will-give "An Acrostic in Personality." ; . . All women are cordially invited to attend.' v Dr. Grenf ell Will Tell the "Epic Story of the Northland" in Salem Tuesday, When Dr. .Wilfred T. Grenfell speaks In Salem on Tuesday night of this week he will literally, un fold "the Epic Story of the North land." Dr. . Grehfe'H'a. address is haired , as Va wonderfully human lecture by a wonderfully v human lecturer." ' The . lecture will be given at the armory at 8:10 o'clock and is a remarkable sjLory of ac complishment In the face of seem , - ;a' , ft : MM Thotisands of others hare gottieh rid of theirs by te& slmpls and efficient .'method of fat reduction vvithoy t starvation die't orbirdeiisom'exeYciaVo fWITHOUT - PAYMENT until rediicUon has taken place. I am a licensed practicing physkian and hate made a carfcf ul study of the physiological requirements'of the human body. This has enabled me to select such ingredients and in . each proportion as in my opinion will produce not only -a loss tZ IK d weight without harm and an improvement in health, hat , with it an alleviation which frequently accompany and, of ten are a direct result of .ovcfstoutness, such as sbortaiess of breath on slight exertion, ; palpitation of the hearty etc not o speak of the relief from, the embarrassment of being too stout.' Stout persons suffering from such diseases 'as Chronic -Rheumatism, Gout, Eczema. ; Asthma and high blood pressure are greatly relieved by a . reduction of their superfluous fat.. ., . . ., . V" . ... Mytreatmeat will relieve that depressed,; tired, sleepy feeling, giving you the renewed energy and vigor which corneas a result of the loss of supernnoua fat, If you are overstout do not postpone butsit down right now and send for 'my FREE TRIAL TREATMENT and my plan whereby I am to be PAID ONLY AFTER REDUCTION: HAS TAKEN PLACE if you so desire. 'OR-IUNEWMAN, 28$ Fif th Ave.cw York Deik D ana money saver. ingly insurmountable difficulties. King Edwsrd VII conferred Jup- on-GrenXell the Orden ot Compan ion, of "St.Mi6hael and S.t.-jCeoTge. Oxford -gate t htm the only honor ary. M:D. .Jrhich , that university has ever. bestowe. Ifei has-been made a Fellow of the Rpral. Col lege of Surgeons of; Enghitod;i a j Fellow of the American College of Surgeons;-he, is pne of, the few doctors of medicine holding - a Master-Mrinerrs pertiflcate. Har--vard tias given him its honorary M:A.; . "Iiiliams its honorary LLD, and Toronto an honorary Mjb.V' A few years ago the RDjral,Gfeograph- tcal society gaTe hipi the Murchi- son bejquest In recognition of hfs scientinc laDors. . . - New -Questions in; Art .. r Cateehwip, Series, Released:. , The'nne arts department of, the Salem Woman's club announces the following new series ot ques tions concerning, architecture. The answers wiU-appearnext..Sundajr. What brought :abdtftJ,lie :8eBrr ation of the eastern .'and 'western churches? , " What is the genermlrchiee-; tural character of the Byzantine style? , How were round domes 'placed over square plans? j Name the outstanding Byzan tine churches? .How does the ornamentation differ from Greco-Rbman and the Early Christian? Are there any examples of this style in Salem? Is this style .of architecture, in an unmodified form, still in use? The -Kovan,, the Mohammedan Bible, forbids the ue of ittgures, human or animal, in decoration. Salem F,olk Motor to Portland Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Perrine, ac companied by their son Johnnie, and by the Misses Gladys and Neva Walker,- left this morning by mo tor for Portland. ? The Perrlnes will spend the day with Mr. Per rine's parents, Mr. and, Mrs. B. G, Perrine. . The Misses Walker will visit their cousins; Mr. . and Mrs. Charles Walker. Salem Club Women . Attend Art 'Department Institute in Portland Among those' from. Salem. In at tendance at the meeting, of . the. fine arts department of; the "Of e-; gon Federation of women's clubs in Portland, on Friday were JMrs. John li. Rand, ofitciai -delegate of all of the troublesome symptoms , f"lM 0f' , Jtf um w J fro'm 'the. department; fMrs.iCarI Qrcgg Dony,Jgenral ciajrnaan of the fine arts department of the Salem clubMrs. frank-it-Erick-8qn1Ti president -of the Salem .Womancluh;and-Wm. Fordyce Targo.. Inemoer. of the state fine arts department. The members of this group were 'motor guests of Mrs. -Rand. . . v . : 'Mrs. Elisabeth MeNary Albert, who was In attendance at the fine arts institute on Friday also re mained over for the aboard meeting-yesterday. Institutions .Department Will Hold in Open Meeting pny$uesday t ' . The. next general meeting bf ibe Institutions. department of the Salem ,Wom!ana ;clmbt Win te an evnt of Tuesday, February 8, at tne club bouse at 460 North Cot tage street. , , J. W. Howard, superintendent of the state blind school will be the, speaker of the afternoon. Superintendent Howard -will;gtve Clint "TtVh kUri... fflHA 1 ' . wf . . - and all hUlldfair nairra.tB. ria k. rfeL FowdeTv Supply Co.. CIO N. uapnoi. Tei.tZZ45. fei -IStStfitattdam Bnft Coaeh. iii excellent, condition. . 'Looks and runs ante new -ear. 4 Otto -J. Wil son. TheBuIck Man. 388 N. Coma. TeL 120, - - Now Being Constructed on the'Forraer.Madison ew Yorkaty Dimensions: , 425x197 ft. -BTefght, 610 ft. 34 -rentable floors, the building extending wp .112 tUs furfhrr to the observation bcotiy-anil'88'ft. stiil furi . therto'the base of 'the' flag pole. This is the 'first Com mercial building; , in . the city of New York erected , as a unit umier th zoning " laws,, covering an entire -city-block. This. picture, therefore, gire an- ideaf what tho i sky-line of New York City -:y may . oon look- like, j and t poaalply i:tbe! sky-line , of f other- cltie..j,, when . theyr adopt-a, similar coning - - program. Te CORNERSTONE of this maficent structure vUl be laid this spring. --In honor of that event all of the ten. thousand NJEW YORK' LIFE agents throughout the United ;States are taking art in'the CORNERSTONE CAIVIPAIGNj and they have been allot ted a: certain amotyit pf ne.w basinesa to write. - If ah' agent ; f ills fs aUoiment, his . n4meiad fJie, itante ofthe eityin which-he.js located, will appear ,oh a SCROLL OF 1OJ0.R the cornrstoRe,; ;TJbe S ALEJM QUOTA is a very large 4n.e and weara -very arxiou3 1 bdny honors to SJem, Oregon, and to ourselves. This contest runs ONLY UNTIL THE END OF FEBRUARY. SALEM'S NEW Y LIFE REPRESENTATIVES First NaiL.Bank ldffthone-193 pffifM One f ' ?i ' t'J t i-tr--'! '-4' v '. -V' -l 'TVi- r.f "When oheisyoungoneis really rjipre particular j; l vV'N, ; ' J.p. and it-is to the younger ladies thaVrWejinsjstn ;J: - "x;f'N"C, V - showing these new frocks fox ppring wew.-Theyw A ' Vx-lf 'V V 4 mt and surpass the; higher f priced - ordinary J: ' ; Osrv T t v run of dresses. ' , I ; i , . spouts - i p -&S&? SUITS . Yjr, -".- 1 y ; Is ; n i-, 1- - --1 11- 1 ' 1 jr " " " ( . . a sketch of i the' history of 'the chool; a discussion of the emboe - sed system of reading and writing; and a .general survey , of ; schools for , the blind. . A demonstration, will be given by 'jhe primary 'pu-: pits, with Miss Irma Cobb in charge.'','-" ' f;- -.v; ,v Speelal music of the afternoon will be given y,by. pupils of Mrsl T.;S.'Hoberta and Miss Lena Belle Tartar... - ... - The-members of tbe.Etobta and Salem Height's Woman's club, as well as wives of 'tho' legislators who are . in' town are especially invited to be guests.; 1 Portland Symphony Orchestra WiW Play : Program of Wide 'Appeal While the ' , complete -program which the Portland Symphony or chestra will pray ln; Salem on Tuesday night, February' 14, at the Elsinore , (heater, under the masterful direction of Dr. William van Hoogstraten, is not " yet avail able for publication, a host of eager, music .-lovers -will . be glad for . the -following, outline: It' has already een 'definitely determined that the orchestra will play 'the lfamous "Jhrolca eymph ony''of BeethoVen; that' vivid or chestral scherzo, "The Plight of the Bumble ' Bee," . ( RImskyKor sakow); a - Sibelius numbre for NEW HOME OFFICE 1- v . . Ih t . ' " T , a ' HARLEY.PUGH 2060 S. Com'l, St. Phone 2366-J strings only, and the Marche Slav, K(rschalkowsky). --It-is the Intention of the orches tra to "present -wfithout 'hTyfng ofl 4on,"!t a program of -extremely wide general appeal. . The Beta. Chi sorority, the Par rish junior high school orchestra, and the Sacred Heart Academy groups have all arranged line par ties for the concert. ' Large groups -are f expected - to attend from Silverton, Monmouth. Corvallis and Albany ; Many rural folk, who have become acquainted with . orchestra concerts tby .itha sole - means. of . the radio, plan o Ccme to Salem'to see "the Portland Symphony orchestra, as well as hear-it. , - .;. , - ' . Qualities Jha, commend them selves to the -professional . listener were -revealed by W. . van Hoog straten on the night he cdhducted bis first concert in this country. special concert of the .New ?ork Philharmonic orchestra at Carne gie hall, New York,' OctPf 1,-1921: "If there is such , a . thing as . a special gift for conducting an or chestra, Mr. van Hoogstraten has that gift .conspicuously," wrete Max Smith; In the New. York Am erican. ,In that concert, and in a similar one 1 that - followed a -few Weeks later," the guarantors of the Lewisohn Stadium concerts were (Continued oa pas'e 5.) Square Garden , XI Jbasecmen.ts in all (3 cov ering the, eatire-block), the lowest basement reaching 70 ft. below the street level. 36 elevators. Estimated occupancy; of the building:, 6,820 people. About one-half of the total space ; in this building will be, occupied by the JVew' York Life at the beginning. hn, ' Cornerstone OWEN F.'OCrDEN P. 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