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THE tX' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
J.onrfay, October 12, 1925.
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in nrnnrinr .healthy Increase over the Hcptem-1
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'.' Paring t ho month of September
2I building permits wi-rc Issued In
Grande calling Tor construction
valued nt $,76li, u gain of f:it7fi
'over the figure for H'plember, i.iM
and a. gain of ?7!mi over lust
months loin). . 4
Included in the permits Ih the
$ 1 ,io 0 repair work lo tho tmtnie
Ipul huildlng und several , homes,
ranging in price front $ I lino to
' Copipared v.ilh former months
.the -September total is satisfactory
In building circh a. ntu-mlng to in
dicate no t.i't-itp In local conut ruc
tion. , '
;' The total value or huildlng per
.iiiits Issued during September on
the. Pacific -coast. In 2 cities, to
'IuIh J4J,(ir2.(ilf wlilrh in u reduc
tion u.' 3 per cent from tin August
figure. Vhe ten cities of Viih
' Ington k)iov a 1 p-r cent Increase
but. the seven Oregon cities nhow a
Blight reduction. Itoth show a
rrit.MTi hi; iiosimtai
Sk-k . furniture mad well.
New furniture veil nuuie.
, Prices . Reasonable,
. Haws Piled-
Tools Sharpened.
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Install Your
Furnace
NOW!
"Piiy ns you keep warm
this winter,
'. Ask ua about the new
low prices and liberal
terms.
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Yultlcs or Kepteniber building
penults In several Pacific coast
cMr.a follow: Holsn, Mu, 41,!):!7;
Twin. K11IIM. Iilu.. 4:ou; Vulh-Jo,
C'ul., $:il.8iil; Alaiiu'.lu. Col.,
I4:i,50!i; li.virly IIIHH, Cnl., 81,
n 4 :. 0 k r. : l.o atibcIih, 'ui (ii,-
$71.!..':!: I.ollB lliach. fill., $l.4(l,
t.r.1: Oaklallil, fill., J3.impO.Omu; Sail
DIi'ko, fnl., i.!,4i,!p4ii: San rrun
cIhpo, (3,ir,ul2: I'oiiland. Om
p)3,r:i9.0H&: K-nltlt. WuhIi., fL'.SOS,.
050; VuiifOtlviT, Wah., $r,7,4:
YaklPlia. WiihIp., $'.11,51.1; Wallu
Walla, WiisIp.. 1oI,4'po: l.oim-vli w,
Wiisll., $174.::oPi: 'I'llffPon. Ariz.,
O'j"; Ui-iio, Nov., i;7.2r,o; 1.0
Biiti, riali, ir.,ooo: I'ruvu. I'tuh,
2ii,(ioo; .Hall Ijiki- I'lty. r,i 1 .4 :i r. :
Aslorla, Clrl... $4l.oiill: l-MBi-ni', Ore.
$2f,li.r,oo; Klainalh I'allH. ().',
$if.r,.s:i2: M.uironi. Oi-i-.. ;ss,4i!ni:
Sali-ni, (In-., $rn,0',o.
Hereford Will Have .
New School House
NOrtTII I'OWDIOU (Kprrlnl)
Tlio i-oilti-acl lor llli' conHt riu'llon
of tt ni-w union IiIkIi nrhool hullil
liiK lit lli-n-roril Iiiih lii-i-n lot and
work will l)i' HtarK-il nt onro. It In
oxpectt'd In hiivf tlio liulldlnK ro.'uly
for oncupnnry hy f lii-lRI iiium tlmi
Tim cost of construction will !
$345, The new lintMing wilt be
modern In every resp-'Ct and will
bo one of the finest In Kastern
Orcfron.
ioim,M mi;n hkaiv to
KIAN(,r. Hl; TOLIj ukiix.k
TWIN" FALLS (AH Portland.
Ore., interests represented by It.
M. .Murray of 8pokan who five
years hko was. Miiporvlslntf enBl
neer for coniitruetion of the Hb
aen bridge ucross Hnake river can
yon 10 miles eust of here, are pre
pared lo finance entirely tho con
struction of n rim-to-rlm toil
liridKC over Hnale river canyon at
Ulue Ijikes. fiv miles north of
here, according to Nlnlvmenl made
hy Mr. Murray to ihe chamber of
commerce officials here Thurnday
evening.
Mr. Murray's fftutcnicnt indicates
tliut competition has developed for
the rlKht to build the llluc Iikes
bridge since Dr. I. II. Ktelnman of
New York, noted b rid (ft! builder
and president of the American As
social ion of Kntrineers, as a result
of recent, InvrntiKatlon here, an
nounced that he would recommend
to New York Investors who were
prepared to finance tho undertak
lnn thjit the project would be a
feasible and prufitiihin ona :
;OVi:itNOK IX 1LANK KASH
MONIiOK, Conn. A!') Ciover
nor John H. Trumbull and Major
Talbot U. Kreeniau of tho J 18th
observation sound ron. Connect lent
National CHuird, crashed in a pas
ture hero Friday while flylnjf 1o
the Danbury fair from Hartford.
Neither was In hired.
When The
North Wind Blows
the most (tralifyinp; foeliiiff is to know Hint the
coal bin is full nml that the family is comfortable
sate from illiit'ss nnd harm.
Knight's Spring Canyon
Coal Is Clean Coal
"Host Hy Test In Your Own Furnace"'
Better order a load today.
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All Grades All Prices.
Grande ftonde Lumber Co.
Itelail Ynids Across the Trucks on (Jiwrnvood
inii rii-ii-
An
Ell lift
nitv iuw a'itack si:i:
KAl.KM, Ore'. I c.i!lai'lnir tlio
; V 'l V, '
rcouruKej by t hi- issuance of auto-
mobih! insurance uollcics with ran.
tiseatlon clauses. Will Moore, ntate
insurance commissioner, ha.s' ai
pealed to the I'nited Hlates'1 mi
premo court from tho decision of
federal court. Hearing has been
set for December 1. Judge Mean's
decision was made In the net Ion of
the Fidelity & Deposit company or
Maryland sought to test the Ore
gon state code.
Mr. Moore asjertcd the. policy is
sued auainst the confiscation of
automobiles for transportation of
lliitior lias bud a Jiig sule la this
state nnd that this insurance clause
encouratfeH prohibition law viola
tors. Oregon Nursery Company Sued
JIlMJiUOILO. Ore. The 1 Port
land Trust & H&vingH bank filed
suit In tho Washington tco.unt,v:clr
cult court . ugulnst th Oregon
Nursery company of tfireneo for k
foreclosure .-or rnorlgagu bonds.
The suit uImo asked that a receiver
be appointed to take possession of
and to control and operate ti(!
business und property, ot thu nurs
ery comimny.
Salem Stores IncorponHril . I
HAI.KM, (He. The Associated
Hton-B, of Sali'in, wa.s Inc-orpornti-il
wilh u t-apitiil Htoc-k or $lpo.ooo.
Thi- inrorporatorn nrQ K. A. l lilnV
ami Kilivuril Schiinke or Sah-'m and
J. I). Seam or Alhunny. Tin' on-Ici-pi-llMc-
now own12 nloi-i., jo
ratiMl In Snli-ni, Jlnllj-iV, .NvWuort.
T0I11I0, Hllvvrton, Monnioiil h null
lliho. anil lin.1 millonx flint prol.
lihly will Ini-ii'am' ilu-lr Flori'.-) to 4i.
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Attractive Bungalow
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(ly V. IMinly)
Tho Spanish type of bungalow
with its snow white walls and vivid
red roof, Is rapidly1 gaining in favor
among home-builder.i throughout
the country. In the south and par
ticularly in the soutbcHn part of
( 'atlfornla and in the southwest
this type o house is very popular.
Homo builders, always on th
look out for new and novel designs
are, almost sure to take bold of the
Spanish design ami popularize tt.
So the model illustrated today is
one that should huvo u wide ap
peal. ,1 .,
i This design1- calls for rf-broad
street frontage. It being 40 feet In
width. With un east front tige. the
spacious living room is placed on
the south side, with fireplace In the
rour and a largo buy window, giv
ing Ihe effect of a sun roorri. The
Itvlnir room extends tlio rutin
deiiih of the housw und Is ilia. sort
of a room the family will love to
gather in und one in which friends
will feel, a decided atmosphere of
welcome and cheer. -
The dining room ban1' been
omitted, it being intended 'to use
the end of the living room, for thin
purpose. Thero Is a separate
breakfast alcove convenient to tho
kitchen. The bedrooms open off n
small hall and a terrace, reached
front a French door is located In
the front for screens only. In the
basement beside the laundry and
Ihe fusuace room there Is an
amus'-ment room ns well. This Is
an ideal place for tho children to
play tn rainy weather.
The outside walls are smooth
while cement plaster and the roof
Is of brilliant red Spanish tile,
which is a very effective color
scheme. f
I'slng the bent materials possible
throughout, U Is estimated this
hun;ulov can be built lor from
lijonu to $7riUl, inclusive of the
plumbing and the hmttng.
Greenland ice Caps
Cause Europe's Storms
COPKNIIAGKX (AD Tf n mc
teorological wireless rtiithm were
established in the Interior of
Greenland, It would be possihln to
warn Kurope of coming storms
with absolnle certainty, in the
opinion of I'rof. W. 11. llohbs of
Michigan lniversUy. Trof. Hobbs
is here assisting in the scientific
program for the expedition of
l.auge Koch across the inland Ice
of Greenland next year.
A similar phenomenon Is only to
be found on the Antarctic conti
nent, where Sir Doug his Mawsou,
by wireless from the Inland ice.
warned the south coast of Aus
tralia of a terrible c clone that
reached Australia 4S hours later,
said l'rof. Ilobbs.
Most of the wcalht r affecting
11 rope COIlies from wreenuwiu
ley mountains, l'rof. llnl.h be
lieves, 1
"The results of the long series
of expeditious on the ' Inland Ice.
which were commenced by On lager
Home ISO years ago, clearly show
that the Murnm of northern nnd
western Kurope originate as cy
clones In the cold air or the inte
rior of Greenland and fnm there
rage over und beyond the coasts
with a violence which surpasses
that of n tropical hurricane," lie
satft.
The new Koch expedition across
Greenland will have an opportun
ity of testing l'rof. Hobbs' ll.corte..
Koch will carry self-n -gisterliiR Ap
paratus for measuring meteoro
logical court it ions and newly in
vented appllahcfs able to st:ind the
sh.iklng of sledge trnxels.
Hn'kcn A j; ft in Suck ( nmly
LONDON (AT) Sucking sugar
sticks or candy Is again popular
with member of the .Mock ex
chang" now th;it business be
coming sonifwhat slsckvr. Paring
the war this 4a-yenr.oM custom
lapsed because of the difficulty of
setting Migar,
FlRMEflS OUST
CI-OVKU OKKKK (Special)
The small acreage of summer fnl
low In this community is all seed
ed. The farmers nre now busy
hauling grain. The fall plowing
will sturt soon. Tho Ames-Davis
bailor, of Vnion, Is expected to be
here within the next two weeks to
bale the Cross and DeVore bay.
Al Hcndrtson, farmer and stock
man of the Heppnor country, and
L. Wlliamson of Jji Grande were
business visitors - here the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeVore
moved to Cnlon the past week.
They spent the summer at Clover
Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Samson
and son were recent business vis
itors in this vicinity.
Mrs. Dean Olson and" baby are
at the home of Mrs. H. C. Dahl
stroin. '
Mrs. Warren, sister of J. A. Mc
Canse, bius returned to Pomoroy,
Wash. . , 1 1 .
Mrs. Delbert McCunse spent the
week end with friends nt North
Powder. She was given a. shower
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Gil
It ison.
J. T. DeVore and son Max were
business visitors to Ia , Grande
Saturday. They also went to Cove,
where they visited Mr. DeVorc'a
father who has just returned from
a three months' trip to L.os An
geles, California.
Mrs. Hen Hlnlse was a Iji
Grande visitor tho past week.
Several families nre leaving Clo
ver Creek this fall, Including the
families of George Aughey, Stanley
Shaw. Wllianv Watklns, J. T. De
Vore nnd Sass Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slater and
Mr. and Mr.'. Charles Waltz were
Sunday visitors to Clover Creek,
Mrs. Fred Davis was a business
visitor here the first of the week.
IOWA ItAXI) WINS HONORS
OMAHA (AP) Monahan Post
band of Sioux City, Iowa, won the
A meiican Legion national band
championship and $looo In the fi
nals of the contest Thursday.
Columbus, O., took second place
and Denver Dom, Wis,, "the best
town by a dam site," n their ban
ners proclaimed, was third, win
ning iffiuo and $2fi0, respectively.
Oklahoma City was fourth and
Minnennolls fifth.
Say, thnt rnr of No. 2 Shingle
has arrived. I (old ytm boys
that we would sell this car for
Si.or a thmwind. Ni hop to it.
We're rNvHiig a ar of roofing
this week. lHitr pctiplr are hold
ing their tmler until this car
tirrlit as up cpcct to compete
with the mtitl tinier ImiiscN. Our
paint Is getting pretty weU cleaji
ci I out. You know we'rn selling
II at l'.M. a gallon. We riprct
In put In another lnrk of paint
In Ilie spring... Good -by.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
The Poor Mao's Friend
Oppo, Foundry. Phone tl-IM
No Sunday BaslneM
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Softwood Demand Slow;
Daily Movement Heavy
Lighter buying by the yard trade
has slowed up- softwood demand
but he current movement in still
heuvy and in. excess of lust year's
totals, says the American Lumber
man, Chicago. 'While bookings of
the principal softwood 'mills during
the week ended Sept. SO Tell below
those for the preceding week, they
were but 2 per cent below the total
cut, which also declined. Slocks
were reduced by shipments S per
cent In excess of the total output.
Demand Is'undoubtedly being sus
tained by the record building activ
ity In the city areas, us rural sec
tions continue to buyJlghtly and
are not making any appreciable additions-to
their holdings. A survey
of retail yards in the Kansas City
territory showed that .while fifties
for August were P.2 per cent larger
than in July, and 20 percent larg
er I Htm in the corresponding month
last. year. stockB at the. end of the
month were, 1.0 per cent, less than a
month before and O.S per cent less
than' a year ago. In view of the fact
that this situation, fairly typical of
the middle West. -has changed little,
in the lust month, producers are
expecting a wave. of eleventh hour
buying that wiil bring fall business
up to a satisfactory total. - ,
Southern pine ; has reached a
strong statistical, position that
should give a new; firmness to the
market. Orders booked during the
week of Sept. 18 showed a greater
margin .above, production than at
any time since Nov. 28, 1924, while
the uverago order, file per mill has
increused IS. 9 8 per cent since June,
1126. Buyers are exerting a bear
ish influence on the barket but.
with stocks low, the mills are re
fusing to make concessions.
The fir rail market has weaken
ed as a result of the Inactivity of
middle-western buyers, but - the
cargo market is firm, except with
tho Atlantic seaboard where cer
tain weakening;', tendencies have
been noted. California trade is well
sustained and the export market
has shown un improvement, with
to ft receut. placing' of some good
sized orders; from' Australian buy-
rs;, Uuring tho current waeit the
(arfter mills booked orders ,.6-per.
aunt uboVe production, Shipments'
wvro 8 per cent above production,
so that - stocks,- which have been
low, were further depleted.
In the hardwood.- field, there is
an active demand from- the furni
ture, interior' triin, automotive and
flooring groups anu prices are veryi
firm. '
BUGG PAINT
COMPANY
l'nlnls. Oils, Class. Vaml!)
nmslien and I'ailiter'a
Supplies
i.o.o.f. nmijniNO
Eiitraitec on Wasbjuglon
lHi " " WBlue - Mountain ; '
H Oregon Lumber- j
Jjl, Bargains .
II l J III Im Wc have left a good nmoiint of Ceilinpr, !
I M ll IMl 1 which we are offering at an astonishing E :(l i ii'II: 1
ij lllj II We also have FlooriiiR at an equally jlj j i
i ll I , You will be pleased with the bargains I'll' I III 'l!
ill '1 we always have on hand. j 'pfjij. ;;
II I ( 'Bowman-Hicks j
Lumber Co.
II I ISlll Chain and Box Wood' Main ill 'k
Permits
Oct. 6-Pi'rinlt lsminl lo A. C.
KHson to alli-r anil n pair n
ilwi-Hinff ptacp on Thlrrl atri-i't
l. twiM-n V anil 35 ayi-tllli'S.- t'oat
126.
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Oct. 9 Pt-rnilt Ifisuod to TnvM
Mrlilrtim to I'n-.ct it Imllillnu on
l.ako nvrnuo hi'tweon Oak and
(Vilir steri-18. t'ost fto.
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Oct. 9 IVrmlt lfnu-l to E..
HchWfii;or to i-ri-ct n two-story
Btom Dulininu wllh Uvlnis (imr-ti-rs
on Ailiinm nvi-nuc. font
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Ort. 10 rormit Issui'il to ), x-'
li r Kitton to lillilil n ronibinu
tion fraraffo nnd wooilsln-il on l-'ir
Mri'ct liclwi.cn Y nml V. uwnui-s.
l!ost U)0. ,
G.VNC; WArt TAKl'.S TOI.li
NEW YORK . (AD AnotllT
miinlcr -was attrihuti'd liy pollco to
the bootleBKer-BanK-stc'i- feud that
has taken a .nleady toll of liven durr
inp the recent -weeks.
Michael Plronl, taxlcal) chauf
feur, was riddled wilh five bullets
fired from aivott the street with
Illumination Qf The
Right Kind
Tho pi-oper llliinilimtrnii or tlio liiimo Is nn Important pi-oli.
Irm. fall on us lo alii jou in plannlnic your t-lit-U-lt- wlihis.
Our oxpcrlciu'o In iloins this sort or work enables us to Iny
out a oouvi-iileiil system of oullets ill the least possible,
expense.
i:sllninles (ilailly l-'iiriilslicil.
H. & S. Electric
, Koiiimei' Ilolel llulldiiii;.
Wood
. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
We are thoroughly prepared to make Cabiinpts,
Chests, and "Built-Ins" to fit any space.
, ' . ;. ,. Ask for Estimates:'"' ' '" "
La Grande Construction
and Supply Company
CHAS. HARRIS.
I In, unrrrliiK accuracy of a Bhorp-
nhootfr. 'Ilie t'lininaii. who was
with two conieuVrati's, incupiil.
l!.jtivfs ilpnii'd that Plronl had
liocn Involved In lioptli'RHlnp; nc-llvllii-s.
A Brushful Now
Saves Two
Later! .
We have Taints and
Oils at the - right price.
Satisfaction or your
money back.
Paint Store
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