La Grande evening observer., June 29, 1925, Image 6

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, June 2!),' in
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O -'BUI
L. O I f3 O Q
nrnnniiTimn
utbunjwnb
OF INTERIOR
(Ity Chillies II. Miller)
Pr Aha hly no other part of Ih
llOtrie So Constantly nrf'H the eyet
ol' (lit- occupants ax Hie walls and
ceilings. If Hie. exterior of
llO(IM is gOOd ill Ilpp UIUIH-I' 1 ml
In a harmonious senium, pp..
luri! from thf outsliji- is almost
mire to be phasing. Hut inside
there In nun of the variety of the
background Dial surrounds ihe
liomc Winter and summer, spring
uml full, (In; interior surfaces are
til' MHIlf.
I www uimi ceilings no not live up to
i tif iiuumy or in1 rest of tin house.
The beauty of newness may dis
appear completely iiiil. su ihtn is
a promise of UTinancy beneath
Hi plastered surfaces In the for,
of reinforcing.
Hume owners today are learning
to look beneath tin- surface r.r
things. They an- begin nlng to an-
prcelnfc he Importance of thorn
I'm m ui iin- norm- mat art- not
REAL ESTATE
BOOMIAIG NOW
ileal (.stuff! conditions In nil
mi rt u i tf I lw I 'nit ...I ui,.i. i .
I volilot e t 1 ' "Htl'-B IIUYf en
' ' imiih Oil tend un C
llfllllO lllilf 111-.. u...... . ... ....
JOageU
To those who II vr In the homi'.
each detail of the interior walls
become Ho familiar that they siamp
tlnrustlvts indelibly In the mind.
Alight Imperfections srow by repe
tition until they muy cause dissat
isfaction with the home an a whole.
jmkiiious arrangement or rooms,
Htairwaya ami llMun-M, and good
design may he forgotten if the
in.
lor the liOllli' llllil Ha l,r,sll,l. r. .....
valui'.
MiihiIiI lie un AM.
liumlniln of .v.-.ii'.-iBo thn plus-t'Ti-r
ninki il with lit- M-ulutur un, l
Ill-lint In th,- whir l, ), ,ook
lii Mn work, un n iimtK r us fan,
much or mir known or t ti .
hiKlory ami runtoinn f ihi- ain-li-nta
In H'veah-,1 hv rn-or,s r f lu- work
or Ihiw ani'li iii I'raMHim-ii. I'l:m-t.-illiK
nlioiihl In- aii ail lodav Jual
iih II wan y.ar.i an", lull only or-i-UKluiiully
,l w. in, I ,iali-i- Niir-rai--ii
rlvullliiK Ihr iniani-nii' ami
hi-auly or tho.-,r or rrnliN lrs ai;o. !
Hur rraU.imrn f i,ay ar. Ju.sl
a.H raiiil,h-. allhonrh llnlr ail Is!
rxiri..sH, , , ,ii,l,. , rr,.- that an- I
mine- Hi,. I, ..is nUrartlvr, ili-ni Hi.-
liiiiHti'i'il,.r, H r l lit- rlllri nlh rra- I
Inly. Moil, in iiii iIiimIk lian" nhn
plillril thrlr work an, I la-miam-nri- 1
la arhlryril ,, ,vs lnil,-a,l or
wri-ks ami monlliH. wllh mil- pr,-H-iil
ilay NiatrrialH whlrh wrrr un
known In Ihr i-arly iIiim-h.
KlKhly ht c-.nl or Ihr Inli rlnr
or ryt-ry lioiar Ih r,-ir,-Hriil-,l l.v
ilanlrri,l HUrlnrrx, ami i-yrrv liomr
owlirr ahoulil lakr Into iiin.sl.li ni
lloil Ihr liri-maiirni-y or lliln part
or I In- hullillnir, anil -onnult Jils
plaaln-rr ronlrai-lor anil un IiIh
Ilinulr ror tlir work on nirtal huh.
Ill
pronprrlly, arroiclluK
niau inrnis niailr ,y K. W. Sllaui).
hi-roii. Ihr Nallonal Aorlulloll or
Ural l-.alaU- lloanls In wunloil
Unroll ilurlaii thr wii'k.
I nrrr will lir amplr rapllal to
llnanir Ihrsr (,-rral IK'I I vlt Im," .Mr,
Klraim aalii. "I l. v.lopiaratii will
ronllnur In Ihr Hiihurliaa ill.itrlrla
or all our trrrai Ainrrlran rilira,
jnillir ill," llrlin Ol ri-.'llllr II t la I CII-
;miurlion will hi- In ki , piiik wllli
liar irrowliiK ill inaiMa ami rli:
or Ihr proplr (ur hrllrr Ktamlarila
;or llvlllK." ItrrnrliiK ilirrrlly t
, lllr yaluahlr work urnim pll.-.hr,
I 'V Ulr Amrrlraii realtor, tin- apeak
T aalil:
Yon arr ilolnj- u T(I to the
nullon thai a heyonrl value la cailKi
you arr nluratiiiK Ihe pulillr to
lirroinr ownrrs or Ainrrlran limnrn
ami Ainrrk-an laml ami that
iiiraim lliat you arr mailing thrill
mum Klionirrs In the I nllril Slat
SI I Mi HOIIK
or nil lilmla Is our Biaclally. Saiih,
iIooih, IjIIiiiIh, trim no niatlrr
what you want or when you order
II; we tan rill your oiilrr uml
tlellvrr In Hit. ahorlt-at psll,le
Hint-. Cllvo us ,m oppoiiunlly to
Jirovo this.
La Granite Construction
And Supply Co.
1 ' Cliiis.' Ha,iis;Tiop: '
SUM, to rsi: Asri:s.
IlIONP, Orr. Conslrurllon or a
plant ror the utilization or nine
ny-piO'lucIs will he Hturtt'tl In the
.Ml' IMtlM'i: SI'IS JKll-VT
roit Hiiicii hi-: was n.mi:i)
IOKVO. (AI-) M,. Chlrhll,,,.
wliere the lnountaln nzulrait an-
always al Ihrlr lira!, wan ylsllrtl
ly I'rlnt'e t'lilrhlhii nnil his siiln
rreriilly. Tin- second aon or thr
emperor takes his title from the
Clilchlhu illslrlct. Ij-Iiik' west or
Tokyo, within which Mt. t'hlrlilhu
stall, Is.
Karly In the mornlnu the mince
arrived nt the small vllln k- IvIhk
at the root or Ihe mountain rrom
which Ihe climb Is usually com.
inencril. ,. was given an onlhii-
immrilla,,. rrr y ,,. .-. n ' ' "
Hixon company l was ,.,., r ;',,.".,."".
announcril l,v il,,. i , """''h"
the lun.hrr mill. ' "
,. , 1 " "y up Hie mountain Is
UUI,T lll.lllliailO,! -lhr fhlCh ,11 ,,Hn., -.1..... l. -
nrnci.Hw ci.,..,,,, , ..... I -,,-, i i,,.
iiam k. i ,, 'a, ;, . . r..." """'1",: Afi-r
usr.l l. ,i... i i. I . " anil
I Permits I
1
HuildliiK permlis, tlurlni? June,
liave not liehl up ul us high u
mark us tin r-inK thr carlii r
uioilllis or Hie year. Tilt- lotul
to dale, with only ti rrw days
yrt ri'iualaiuK llns mumh. Is on
ly U',&:iii, which is several
thousand helow lusl month's to
tal. During the first len days In
June permits moved ahead at a
fair rale Ijul iluriiiB Ihr past two
weeks only six were inane, I an, I
not u oar lor inore .than $111111.
Hurl, uf the last lunnirM l In- to.
lal rsllmali'd cosl involved in
til,.- permils was only II.ciiii.
W'helli.-r tin- sluinii i only a
Irmporary our or wln-tlirr llu-
lialldiUK lor this season ha
t'd lis peal; is liar, I lo tril.
Last week's permits follow:
June IVi-mil .su,ll 10 Joe
J. Imhiipp to rrect a Kurai;.- on
Iv lirlweyii l-'uat anil Sn-oud
street at an estimated 11,1,1 1,1
1 1 1111.
Junr L'3 l'rruiil lusui'd ,0 K.
Nelderer to n pair and tiller a
-slory fnnnr irsidem-r on
Washington brlwreii Maple, and
I'heriy. IJsllnialtd coat futili:
1 pas:
J unit
lireiner
I wren
i :!..
.'1 I'ellllit issued
o rrrrl a parage I
Fir and iJepot.
o A.
n T
I'ost
nianufactiirlng turpentine and var
ious pine oils. I.luildahl. who I, ,u
ueen mulling rxperlinrnls
pine f in- u niimU-r of years.
ne 111 charge or tin.
with
. will
reuched 1'inlt Xlyoho, us It Is culled,
us llir sun was ubout to set. The
clear weather afforded ,ln extend,
ed view in ull directions.
The nit?ht vnu hi,..,ii ,.i u,n ti.
and oprratlon or the nl.nl. Th,. I . ""rln" n.-ur in., top or the
plant will 1. ,,iv "........., , in., prince was
Plant which will nlMina c - la,;! :" :: ",.w"h '!"""
dlr ull II,,, uam r,. : ''" y couany g ria in 1110
11-0111 tile Maw.
"'u sawdust .to rdglngs and
siaus. when the plant Is
pieini int. I.urnrr, In use
ml. will In- eliminated.
coin-
at pres.
dancing hall of the sliririe
The man who is good around
me house is seldom much
around his office.
good
m m
tSs
m
Chinese Idea of Good
Sportsmanship Faulty
AN KINO (A!) Snorts meets
hlch lire UelllK held tlirouirht the
YaiiKtze Vullt-y in central 4'liinu
deuioiiHirutinK the luck of an-
lireclatlon ainotiK t'hln'e youth of
the spirit of Hpoi tsmanHhip am) Ihe
I of tratninx alonjf this line. At
Anhwel meet recently a suvern-
nient technical school was tiluvitiif
banket hall with the local .Mission
'othedrul Hchuol. TJie technical
Hchool was ahead moHt of the first
half, but a few minutes beiore the
whistle Hounded the rnthedral
hoys picked up nd tl-d llie score.
In the second half It became
Ulto obvious that the Cathedral
team was . atronKer nnd would
doubtless win. The technical boys.
seeinK themselves loslntr stopped
playintf on the prtrtext that the bus-,
kcts were not round. They pro-1
cecded to teat down tlio baskets. I
then went to the Kovernment dnsa-'
Iiik bulldtnB and wrecked the I
place.
Two days later St, Taul's hish
school in Ankiny was playing foot
ball against a local government
school. The; head, master of the
mission school saw to It before
the game that the hack gate to the
grounds was unlocked as a precau
tion against trouble. M. Paul's won.
nnd the minute the genie was over
the winning team made a nasty ex
it through the gate and hurriedly
found refuge In the mission com
pound, closely pursued by the loa-
ra and their supporters.
jLuihber Industry Shows
i Improvement in Week
Improvement in prari (rally all
brunches of the lumber industry Is
"hown by reports coming to the
American Lumberman, Chicago.
Mixed orders for soul hern nine
are harder to book because of the
depletion of mill Mocks, while dry
lumber Is becoming scarce, The
fir producer an reluctant to honk
much ahead ut present prices be
fore Ihe July 4 hhiitdown for ie-
palrs- alt liouuli curtailment of out
put is likely tu be less than first
planned -anti. In fact, some h.rge
orders have been booked at $1 ad
vance over recently prevailiiii: 0110-
unions. -j he rural demand for
southern pin,. iH expanding, while
immense quantities of ioiiglu.s fir
are moving to the Atlantic coast,
ami California is taking u large
volume. i'rodueers of ihe princ
ipal Soflwoods III'.. I:il,l,t' n li,
altitude as to prices aid earlv .-i.l. '
valH'es ale pridiet. d.
iMllillg the we. k elide, .liine 1 :t.
shipments irom large softwood
mills amounted to lis per cent of
their cut, and urdem to in; p,r
rent of it. The .southern pine mills
had orders for 7.441 pi r cent more
lumber than they produced, while
their shipments were r. SI per cent
above output, so that unfilled or
dejH show an increase. The West
Coa.st fir mills had orders equal
to their production, and the fact
t-hat they did not excel output was
at least partly due to n K'owing,
reluctance to book at the unprofi;- j
able prices offered. I
lloth Font hern and northern
hardwood market laVl. improved,
building tiad.-s being the chief j
buyers, as automobile ami furni- '
lure orders will be postponed until'
after the midsummer shows. Jt is;
significant that while the oak floor- i
ing plants had four million feet '
more on hand than a year ago. last
year orders covered only M per
cent of stock, while this year or-
d'T.s amount to it full 1 ihi p r cent
of the- larger amount. Northern
producers cut less than lour mil
lion feet of hardwood during tie
week ended June i; as against an
average for the year of marly six
million feet, while orders received
were about nix hundred thousand
feet above the weekly average for
the year to date. .Maple flooring
demand during .May as compared
wit h that of t he corresponding j
montti a year ago, showed a M.l
per cent increase.
im kciiani: iiomi:.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jlelvy
have purchased a modern atuceo
levme in the 'onuordalc ad-lit ion
which ihey art' now oceupiiig.
Newspaper Wins Judgment.
TIIK PAf.I.KH. Ore A $ J u.n-'U
judgment in lavur of I leury l 'ne
and I h ot '.- l-"laj.;g, publishers ul
tie- Optimist, a weekly newspaper,
was ivlutmd by a eirciil court
jury in the suit against Arthur S.
Alburl is so - called seer, afel
t'h.'irleM Caliche. Cauche managed
a sliow at t he auditorium tluat r
last winter at which Alburtus was
said to have made remarks de
rogatory to Ihe plaintiffs and their
ncwh'paper. The whereabout:! ot
the defendants is unknown. Neith
er v as repifsi-nti-tl by counsel.
Wallowa K. P. IJuiIdin:
Will Cost About $12,000
M'Ahl.t "VA. Ore. (Special lo the I
( "bservei-)--- 'i -parations are near-j
ly compleied for the erection of n
m-w hall to he built at a cost of
nearly $12,(j'.iti by Ihe Knights of
I'y thins.
The building will be 35 by 70
feet in si.e and 32 feet high and
will be finished on the out.sido
with ;:iay slucco.
ti- Hit it tti then i'., 11 .
the weather from Hluttnart in Gr
man, aim neiore turning in for ti
nignt ne can enjoy a lale eatJlr
concert from Vienna.
Itudin I rom lliiti-h Isles
Heard Nihll.v In llg.tpt
CATItO CAI') A r umber of
broadcasting slat Ions In Kurope
and the lirilish Isles are usually
heard well in Kgypl, and Kgyplians
as W' U as Kuropeaiis living liere
are not slow in taking advantage
of the music. The .stations heard
best are London, Neweaslle, Aber
deen, I Inn me M nut h and Chelms
tord in Km-taml, the Savoy Hands
of London relayed on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and . Saturdays being
especially popular.
Home, Munslei, Stuttgart and Vi
enna also are heard and a resident
of Cairo can listen to a concert
and news in Italian from f :4U to
3IOHLi:V & MrLLAN
I'ttliilliiK t'oiitratioiH
raintlng, I'niM'rliig
. Interior lecoraiilt,
Plume 1117-M I.a ianiulp
YOU SAVK
When You Huy
(iOOO IAINT
NOAH'S
FULLER!
PAI NTS thW VARNISHES
PIONEER WMITF Lf AO
Notice!
I)OOI AM) WIXIIOW
st'iti:i:s
All siM-s, mailt- in our .sliop
Sriii'.s Iiw.
C. L. Fisk, 1'iop.
1 10s ji-rri'i-son si.
Right here in town there ore many users of Oil-O-Matic. Every single
one is satisfied. This perfected oil burner has solved the problem. You
can keep your home nice and warm even in the coldest weather, with
out ever going down to the basement. Oil-O-Matic is automatic,
absolutely dependable, clean, and quiet. No soot, smoke, or odor.
Oil-O-Matic has many safety features. No part inside the furnace.
No pilot light. Nothing to burn out or replace. Burns cheap fuel oil.
Has the famous Williams Thermal Safety Control. It ends all worry
about oil not liuhting or blowing out. Come down and see it running
Easy terms.
Nate Zweifel
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Blue Mountain Oregon
Lumber
1'KOM WOODS TO (TSTOMKU YOU CAN ItlC T THAT 0111 PKOIHTT
IS PUOl'KlUiY MAM FACTI KKI). 01 K TKADKM ARK ON KACII
liOAKI) SHOWS OUIt C0XF1DKNCK.
Bowman-Hicks
Lumber
Co.
UMBKlt
SASH - DOORS AM) SIII(;i l'
MAIN S
CHAIN AM) ItOX MOOD MAIN r.17
I. I.. All NilAI.I,
LuIi-h Howers Vrcfcr
Streamline Hariri-; shells
LONDON. (Al) Oespite the
fact that the Oxford I niversity
Moat Crew lost the annual univer
sity boat race this and last yeur
in a "streainlino' shell designed!
oy nr. Motirne, mere has been a
growing demand for this kind of
racing craft from the builders at
Putney.
American, Continental nnd Hri
tlsh boating clubs have pluced a
number of orders for "streamline"
shells to carry fours and eights,
thus testifying to the growing fa
vor nnd popularity of Hits kind of
racing craft.
IIAMlirilG (Al-) The Deutseh
land, a former trans-Atlantic prldo
of the Hamburg-American line,
haa been sold to u iteriin firm to
bo scrapped. The vessel served as
an excursion boat under the name
Victoria l.uise, and after the world
war was again put Into servh-o be.
tween llamberg nnd New York as
the Hansa.
, ,
Better Lighting
Lighting; your home is just as important as heat
ing or decorating it; in fact, more so, becau.se poor
lighting often paves the way for a dismal home atmosphere.
BRIGHTER HOMES
We will furnish an estimate for relighting your
home. Call todav.
H. & S. Electric
Sommer Hotel Kldg. Phone 393-W
Little Leaks and Bijj Leaks
You will flu, I llim w kIvi- tin- sjiiih- i'M'ii all. nil, ii in
n-naliiiiK n liinki n ilii- In ymir Itimi,- as .. .In liiinii,tf
ll iimiili'lc job of Mliiltnllon. Call us. Wf'll Mop Ih,. Uulo
It'llli!..
Fred Spaeth
l'l.r.Miiixr. . nhi:ft si iota r. - ni:.Tixo
SiTlIll- . (junllly
t V t
J
Wc mv nlimist tiKi busy lonrlli'
I mi n,l Inn iiiiini iln it nmwnv.
Dili rnlnl mid till u Kiiluir kxmI.
hi- Mil i.iiiniH-r. Hi-Irk ami mini.
IllriMoiu- Kuims imr pr.. s Inu
I lull l hy lit,, ui iiss iloii'l
irmw. Mrl.llv ,inv ltitlli-,1 l.lnsiiil
Oil, SI.U p.-r kkIIoii.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"Tin- l'oor Shn'i l-Ylrml"
Opnu. IX.uii.Iit. rimii. .M-2IH
No Sunday Itnsiur-ss
EBa--Cj
mwifwM
imrimr
And Now For
That New Awning!
You can protect your
self from the blazing
sun by a properly In
stalled awning on your
pori?h or a in -beaten
windows. The cost la
small and the work
can ho done in n few
minutes.
Telephone lis now. Wo
will measure your win
dows today.
Extra Slar-A-Star 93.60 PER M.
Xl,ml,c1- 2 S2.00 PER M.
Vertical Grain ? 1.30 PER M.
5 to :
FT
an
Snyder and McKennon
LEATHER GOODS - HAGGAGE - CANVAS GOODS'
HARNESS AND SADDLES
ALL GRADES ALL PRICES
Grande Ronde
Lumber Co.
Retail Yards Across the Tracks on Greenwood Ave.
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