Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, April 22, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY. APRIL 22, 1929.
The adv e r t i s e r 8
whoie advertise
ments appear on this
page are prepared to
give service and help
with building plans.
1 i Bfiw- Rp Ofi llfl
feh rTA Pi
COEN
LUMBER
COMPANY
Right Now
Is a good time to build
or remodel
Effective April 15th
Big Reduction
in Prices
Cement, sack 80c
Plaster, ton $16.50
Brick, M $20.00
Plasterboard, M... .$25.00
Lime, bbl $3.00
Steeltex, yd 26c
Standard Roll Roofing,
One ply, roll $1.15
Three ply, roll.. ..$1.95
BeSt )MilIwork
i . , , Lumber
Quality1) Materials
KEW GARAGE TO BE
IT
A building permit lias been se
cured by Dr. E. B. Stewart for a
concrete garage, 41 by 110 feet In
nize and one story In height lo bo
erected Just norlh of the Medical
Arts building. The garage will be
all of reinforced concrete and com
pletely fireproof. An automobile
agency will have a salesroom In the
Medical Arts building and haft nlso
teased Dr. Stewart's building for
general garage purposes. Construc
tion Is to ho started at once. The
building will cost approrlmately
$5,000.
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH COLONIAL STYLE j
MEN OF SEVENTEEN
TRADES EMPLOYED ON
NEW COURTHOUSE
Men of seventeen different trades
are now employed at the county
courthouse. In process of construc
tion. Contractor Metzger states
that he believes more trades are
represented at one time than on
any other building ever constructed
In Hone burg- Special workmen
were required for the Zcmlthei m
wall work and for the Terrazza
floors. Other trades represented
are roofers, tinners, carpenters, Jail
builders, steam fitters, plumbers,
marble setters, tile setters, window
adjusters, glaziers, plasterers, elec
tricians, concrete workers and cabi
net makers.
GOOD PROGRESS
BEING MADE ON
MEDICAL BUILDING
The work of pouring the con
crete floors on tho new Medical
Arts building Is now In progress.
Practically all of the work, except
tho flntil finish, has been done on
the roof, and tho Interior finishing
will he started very soon. Kxcol
lent progress has been made, de
spite tho handicaps of the prolong
ed wet weather, and appearances
u ro thut the structuro will be
ready for occupancy In the early
summer.
I Arrivec From Portland
Itev. M. A. Marcy arrived on (he
afternoon (ruin Saturday lo attend
tho district convention of the Hp
worlh League enlivening over the
week-end. Dr. 'Marcy was a
! speaker of the convention program.
Sky LighU.Guttert, Rain Pipe, and all Kind of Sheet
Metal Work.
Installed or Repaired. Ask tiny of our pntrona, and you'll
be told what splendid wurk we do.
LET US QUOTE YOU RATES
John R. Kelly Sheet Metal Works
444 N. Jackson Roseburg, Oregon
PHONE 466
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PRINCE OF WALES
MAKES FRIEND OF
RABID COMMUNIST
Copyright, 1023 Architect Snudl-HooM Berrtot Boxua. '
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LX.rfc-r-rl.. I M . Ilnnu PORCH Fl .rfni.i
I T HCATllUfcOOM I
omes
Lumljcr to Build tlicm.
Fuel to Heat tliem.
Point to Puiut them.
21 Years in
Roseburg
Brick, Tile, Cement, Lath, Windows,
Doors, Wall Board,
Veneer, Oak Flooring, Drain
Boards,
Cedar Boat Lumber
Roofing
Page Lumber and Fuel Company
709 North Jackson Street, Roselur Phone 242
A SUCCESSFUL house needs a pleasing and well
designed exterior, 04 well an a good practical
plan. You will find both In this house.
In stylo this four room bungalow is a Pennsyl
vania Colonial adaptation to modern needs. A so
called Gorman town hoodel roof, broken to empha
size tho entrance, recalls tlio old Pennsylvania
J Dutch houses.
( Tho construction Is wood frumo on masonry
I foundation. Tho exterior Is wide woodon Biding
for walls; roof shingled.
Tho house will bo on a lot of varying sizes,
depending upon facings; from 4C to CO foot in width
If placed as shown In the Illustration; if sunroom
Is placed to front the houso will go on a lot about
40 feet In width.
There Is a full basement underneath tho house,
including fuel, heater and laundry rooms.
There are four major rooms, a dining ulcove,
bathroom and four closets. The second lloor may
bo finished off, if desired, to provide a good sized
bedroom with largo closet nnd itfcnty of storage
space.
All the rooms are so placed as to afford ease of
communication which mukes for ease of living
'and economy of space.
Ono large fireplace In tho living room, with
colonial mantel. Is a feature. A central brick chim
'nny contains the heater, living room fireplace and
kitchen range flues.
Copyright, 1923 Architect' Small Bonse
BAILMENT
The living room. In combination with the glazed
sun porch, provides spacious living room quarters
Built in bookcases are on cither side of tho fire
place. . 4.
Each bedroom has cross ventilation and cross
light. -.-
(A undated PrM Leased Wire)
LONDON. April 21. -The Prince
of Wales, largely through his activ
ity fn behalf of the distressed min
ers, has made a firm friend of Ar
thur J. Cook, firebrand communiBt
who a year ago was one of the
most outspoken men In England
against the monarchy.
"The question of monarchy has
ceased to be an Issue among the
working classes," Cook is quoted
by the Daily Sketch.
"He has broken the whole tradi
tion of royalty and has made the
British throne the safest In the
world and himself the safest man
In .England."
After detailed eulogies on the
prlnce'B conduct with regard to the
distressed miners, Cook declared
the British heir was "the chief ad
vocate of social reform in the
country," adding that a "year ago
this statement would have met with
hooting and indignation at any la
bor meeting but now would receive
cheers."
FORMER RESIDENT MARRIED
Word was received here today
of the Marriage at Olympia, Wash
ington, Wednesday. April 10 of C.
H. dough, a former resident of
Roseburg and Miss Kate L. Stew
art of Olympia. They are taking
a brief wedding trip and will then
make their home in Olympia.
CLYDE MOORE GETS
TERM OF 2 YEARS
(Anociited Prc Lened Wire)
GRANTS PASS, Ore., April 21.
Clyde Moore, VI, was yesterday
sentenced to serve two years in
state prison for killing his uncle,
Raymond Moore, in an argument
over payment for work. Raymond
Moore was shot at Radio park,
near here, last January 2. Clyde
was convicted last week of invol
untary manslaughter.
Kntica of appeal was filed by
Moore's attorney after a motion for
retrial was denied.
Moore was tried on a charge of
second degree murder, but after de-,
liberating twelve hours the jury
brought In a verdict of manslaugh
ter. -
Chrysler sedan, 1927 model, at a
price you can aflord for sale by
Roseburg Motor Co., Oakland and
I Pontiac dealers.
TAXI COMPANY MAKE8
CHANGE IN SERVICE
With the closing of the taxi ser-1
vice stand at the Goodman cigar .
store on Cass street, the Rapp Taxi '
Service has inaugurated several
changes in their local service. The ;
stand at the cigar store has been
discontinued and combined with
the Terminal hotel service stand,
with two Durant sedans at the lat-.
ter place. The company is prepared
io give day and night service from
the more centrally -located stand,
according to the managor. ;
Mr. Rapp has secured the ser-;
vices of RuBsell Surkamer as chauf- f
feur to fill the position left vacant
by the resignation of Alva Wilson,
formerly stationed at the Cass :
street stand. I
There is outside ic!ng.
Cubic contents of the house aro approximately
10,000 feet, and the cost to build this house, Includ-j
Ing heating, plumbing, lighting, painting, ready to
live in, but not Including wall decorutions, Bhouldl
rangu between $6,000 and $7,000. In certain locali
ties whero costs are high, the highest figure quoted
would be too low. In other localities, tho lowesti
figure quoted would bo more than sufficient. The
range of $1,000 is given to cover differences In thej
way tho house is built, how thoroughly It
equipped and completed and in what district it is
erected.
The plans for small homes irs famished by tho
regional Bureau of the Architects' Small House Ser
vice Bureau of the TJulted States, Inc., controlled by
the American Institute of Architects, Indorsed by tho
department of commerce. United States government.
The estimated coats of construction are based on
general aversio for the entire country. The United
States Bowau maintains an information department
to answer home builders' questions. For information
regard lug the blue prints and specifications, which
are tipplied at moderate costs, address the Homo
Bnltdlng Editor of this paper. Inclose aelf-addressed,
stamped: envelope and the above plans and Illustration.
Service Bureau Hon Builders Clinic.
pancy by lumber concern.
Weston Weston hotel under
new management.
Gold Beach Approximately 15
tons of mining machinery will be
installed on local beach.
Veneer plant to be constructed
In Springfield in near future.
Glendale's big sawmill will open
May i.
Carlton Main street to be im
proved. Construction of eUht-mlle sec
tion of Poe Valley-MaUn highway
will start shortly.
Roseburg Saudwich Shop im
proved. Klamath Falls $10,000 bunga
low court will be built In Hot
Springs addition.
See bargains offered on our used i
oar lot. 40 cars nnd trucks to
choose from. Hansen Chevrolet Co.!
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You just
rant heln
saving-i
Write for Booklet
It tells you how to
make your money
bring greater returns.
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The
Douglas Building & Loan
Association
Roseburg, Oregon
Your membership in this organization requires that you
make certain regular deposits. You are encouraged to
save. And you do save. And, furthermore, your money
EARNS A HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST.
Join This Association and Watch Your
Account Grow.
OFFICERS
B. U KDDY, President
GEO. KOHIjHAGKN, Vice-Pres.
J. E. McCMNTOCK, Sec.
U. W. STRONG. Treas.
WAYNE E. JONES, Mgr.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
'D. U Eddy, State Senator and
Attorney at Law,
George Kohlhngen, Dealer in
Livestock nnd Proprietor of
Economy Market and Kohl-
hagen Apartments.
J. E. McCllntock, Pres. Com
mercial Abstract Co.
B. W. Strong, President Ump
rjua Valley Dank.
P. H. Churchill. Pres. Churchill
Hardware Co.
C. A. Lockwood, Pres. of Lock
wood Motor Co.
Dr. E. n. Stewart, Physician
and Surgeon.
OREGON WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Meeting held nt Vernon in rcci-nl-ly
to dlsiiiHH const ruction of pro
posed Wst Side PiU'ltit! highway
connecting Vcrnonla and Italnfcr.
Klamath Kalis Montgomery
Ward more formally opened In Ms
bee bullding-
Nenpiot.se -Kail Creek Lumber
company's mill will be extensively
Improved by new owner.
Many new sidewalks laid In Curl
ton. Carlton Capacity of Snider
Shingle company plant beitiR
doubted.
Vllaphone equipment to he In
stalled at Coliseum theatre, Tilla
mook. Caseadla --Caseadia summer re
sort hetim remodeled and improved
by new owners.
Tillamook Plans proKressln.:
for equipment of airport
Mnlalla Telephone cumpnuy re
Inilhlltm Oregon ity Molatla line.
Clubhouse of Seaside Woman's
Club completed.
Portland Contracts awarded
for eonsiMH-tion of four street pro
jects In this t-itv.
Paeitlc Tel. A- Tel. Co. rebuild
inn line between Seaside ami As
toria. Toledo fire department pur
chased electric fire siren.
HosehiM K - Id ley hi Kin k creek
seel ion of North I'mpqua road to
be Improved.
Portland - Three -story apartment
house will be built on Kvei ell
street.
Const ruci ton started on oO mile
Kale Point Lake O' Wood 4 binh
w a .
Klamath Falls $MV0i0 airport
bonds will be sold; plans progress
ing for startttu const rtu-liou ot
(Ivhn field soon.
Portland Thermo company, in
corporated with J-.VOmt capital, re
cently started nunuiiU'tui hip
thermo pads here,
I turns - C. H. Voegtly Hardware
store extensively Improved.
ltoad leading from Oak Spring
to Matipln will be constructed in
near ruturc.
Can on City - Preliminary steps
uiuUiwm) for oriamidUuu oi Giant
County Dairy Herd Improvement
association.
Pine Valley Herald and Kaker
County Heeonl merged.
Klamath Falls S350.01M busi
ue.srt minding to be erected on
Main street.
Shell oil company building dis
tributing station in Maupln.
Astoria A. Pnustl & Company
hardware store wiil movo to re
modeled building.
Klamath Palls Hillside hospital
w ill be opened April 27.
New cafe opened In connection
with Hotel Schaei'fer at Illy.
I.orenz Lumber company of
Sprauue Itiver incorporated with
$L';.t),uiiil capitalization.
Oregon City ISO local farmers
sign up o grow :ii) acres of beets
and 7 T acres of cucumbers for
Llbby. McNeil & l.ibby company.
Vltanhone and Movietone equip
ment installed at Arcade theatre
in La i ramie.
Coquille Preliminary work tin
derway on site of building to bo
erected for J. C. Penney company
store.
Corvatlis New street illumina
tion system Installed hero.
School building to be erected at
Remote shortly.
West Coast Telephone company
Installing dial telephones in
Orosham.
Portland Central National bank,
capitalized at SUOOjttH), opened In
recently completed building at
East Oak street and Grand avenue.
Contract awarded for construc
tion of school building at Monu
ment. Forest drove Sawdust convey
ors constructed at municipal light
plant.
Edward Hlnes Western company
will start immediately on construc
tion of large and modern sawmill
plant In Burns.
Astoria Plans proposed to lo
cate factory here for manufactur
ing charcoal to he used in poultry
feed.
Portland- Quarters In Terminal
Sub- building remodeled for occu-
Liberal
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We Add to Your
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ri . Tr . p
It is a plesant surprise to ob
serve In your account that
we have added a substantial
dividenl to your savings at
regular intervals. The more
you save the more we pay. If
you are not a member of our
Ssvings am) Loan Associa
tion we Invite j on to call and
we will go Into the details of
our plan. A few years from
now you will thank us for it.
BEFORE AFTER
We Can Help You Renew Your Home
This Spring
Cost Very Low Compared With Increase in Valus.
The dollars spent in remodeling and modernizing your
home will return to you two fold through increase in the value
of your property. If it is income property the increased rentals
will alone defray the expense.
. We can suggest or sketch a remodeling program for you.
or work to your own plans. By way of suggestion: Use shingles
over old siding. Install an entrance porch. Make changes in
windows for better appeatance and light. Add a sleeping
porch. Put on new roof. It will cost you nothing to discuss thi3
matter with us and we shall be glad to have you call.
EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER
Lumber Building accessories
Lath Remodeling service
Shingles Prompt delivery
Brick Cement
Lime Plaster
Tile Drain tile
Millwork a Specialty
Just Phone
38
For Plans and
Estimates
Service.
UMPQUA VALLEY LBR. CO.
Oak and Pine Sti.