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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1926)
Tuesday, January 5, 1!)2(. Pnfro Six THE UA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER aUoer IMG7) ( ' fr3 II 3 O M E3 LJ I i THREE HOMES TO BE BUILT To Htnrt the new year out rliiht two local Imlhli'i-H, Hint Hcimctl timl W. CI. Noble, tonic out pcnnltH J ii II. 2 to liuiht Hine. d wi-Hlntf plari-H, Involvlntr tin cxllniiitiit cx- pt'lUlllUt' or IKIMIII. ., f!onli urlion will tin Hlarti-il nn all Uin-p pnij'rts :ih (illicitly hm (In Wall)t r will p'Tiutl. Itenneti, who Iimh hft-n In html twuH hern for ui.-iny yi-arw unl who llllM CrcCteil II lirw IlllinlMT of lionwit, will build a modern five room hwiKtilow on Itox KMit b--Iwoen, AilffiiM uinl Ji-lTcrHon lo cot 13500. . Noblo will bulhl two honncq, on (Kljolitlnff lolH, one faclnir Hpnir ctwi'in Admits ami .I'-fiVrHon und on rfnclnj? JirfVr.son bH wen bpriicti and ,M(ipe l&tu lunt inoiith mvrM predle tionH were hcjird that the build -. 1n(f would ho kept at a hih mark In I .a Grande. In lfl:it und while these pitrmltn do nut heur out UiIh contention they do give this total for tho year u Hlart worth while, and h!ho five proof that the num BUGG PAINT COMPANY rhlntS Oils Clasn, Vnnil4 ilruslicfi and Painter's Supplies i.o. o. i nrrrnixo Entrance on WnsJiliitffim Woodwork IN'ALL ITS DETAILS - Whatever your needs we are equipped to make or repair anj'thinp made of wood. Built-ins and Cal iiiets, ChestH, Tallies, Mill Work, Doors and Windows. JU1.I U I t i La Grande Construction and Supply Company (HAS. HARRIS. Fixtures For The Home A complete new line for every room in the house. JESSE ROSENBAUM ELECTRIC SHOP :J2 and 110 Volt Deli'o-Liffht IManta with or without Ilutteiit'K. Opposite P. 0. R,1 wit; Thercs freshness and freedom in Oaf: K Oak Floors nrcol prime unpor tunce in small house, l irm, tliey are mot economical l c causc c'icy v. .'.! o;i;l.i .! liic l;oue itself: Then th. y give a fiiuaJi ti cvfrv T(vm Pot citiora-ise t. b;a::.ai:ic. ire: eveep of ir.ir-ror-smooth surface creates hii itnprsion of spaciousness which relieves small rooms Grande Ronde Lumber Co. ber of residence in J,u Urumle In HtlM short of thu ueccHHury totul. Jteuldes the thrtso taken out Jan. 1 Hevcral liuve iiiinoiineed their In twidons to build thin year, nurn; ol whom, however, will wait until Mprlntf to wcure prrinitH. Permits lh-c. Ua Permit Immed to V. J. Kimr lo creel a fmrntfc on X between Hpruee and I'lim, to cost V1" Jan. I Permit iHHlieil o I.. P. Noah to en-el. it Karate on Oak Hlreet between t.randy himI Pal mer lo cost 175. Jan. 2 Permit inmied to P.lrd Hewlett to erect IL dWelllllK n Hox Klder between AdidiiH and Jell'iTHOli to rOHt. f IlfifM.. Jan. 2 Joint permit Issued lo W. fl. Noiilt" to erect two dwell ing lo cunt 2Mi0 aiul $LT00. One tn front on Jeff.TMon be tween Spruce and Maple, and one In front on Spruce between Ad- iiiiih and Jeffrrson. 1ti;iOKTK ON AVATKU M.ANS WKN'ATfllKK. WaHh., Copies Of a report, prepared by the com mitlcn that has been invent ItfatinK the feuslhlllty of lnntjilllnj a do mestic water system in Ka.st Wen utchee today were mulled to every properly owner in the . district ,that will lie Included in 11m ,to ; posed aysicni. i 11 huii bern foiuid that te covl ! will be 4.UU for each en:.:.'.'. :'.cn j which will Include a plrni: :, .r 'to the one owned and ' oy .;ti .-d ; by Wenatchec. V.'ut r , vi-l!i be j purnjed frmn 'in- ' o (Ml river and filtered. Tl.e 5?no will cover 'the original cost of Installing tho iHysteni. with a reo.sonablc surplus to irovidt! UK'uinst any emerKcnoy. of any crarri.i ..p i. .. There U a bene Oak Floor lor ever tj-i o! liou; Vari ous rr.xt at various prices nr.il the rij;ln grade to lit ev?ry neel. I-et us tell you more alxrnt Oak Moots as related to yoi indi vidual tinpiiremenr i ii Dutch Colonial Home For Suburban Lot fen iITm. 1 I H ii I iri, mi or llliuill liuii.lililt mi' iujuiirnan 'Iiij-'h ! .'li; t ii :i homo in oi uttveiopmeiitr tu ('ulaiiiai" h n n h p ;lioii,; iu.vo sneehit iir.in-.-.l ? Thl j ' ;':', painted white with Ki-een civ.is. s i.nd trlmniinffH. its rod ' : -c. Cidlliney and ny Dutch ''-'IP makiiiK a brilliant splolcli or ' -:Jiop, would be attractive and In u inodet that would itnico ewn tho (most exclusive of neighborhoods. t,i'm housn )h built on the square phin with nil the bed rooms up ' rftairs centering n round u center hall way. There arc three moot jslzed bed rooms, each with ' u closet and well lighted Off from l ho main bed room is a scwlmr room which could also bo used us 1 a child's room or a nursery. The Jbath is conveniently located nnl there Is an extru closet in the spacious hall. 1 The first floor lias a hu-pe 11 jintf room with brick rircnluec. Tho I stairway to the second floor as .cendK from this room. A wide, j a relied doorway leads into the din ing room, which, with Its many windows. make a particularly brlKht, sunny ronni. The kltchun I,.... .m .. ! f .. 'wrr- hi 1 1 iv iimi -mi Hie ijixcniiiiry I kitchen appointments urratiKt-d so as to save the housewife both tlmo land steps, in the rear are an cn 'try In which ouo run kojp the j friwrator and u Iftrwe back, riorch' j which could be used us u shmplnu i porcli( if it wi-re sereened hi. Tho house in ls feet siorc, has liard wood floors, and exclusive of tho JpluuiMiiK' and heating, it Is stir imaierl It would cost between $7ion !lO (XfllMI, I Ah shown lien It Is constructs! of wide slrllnK and Is a dctnVn that would make any owner txperlencn a feeling of pride when showing It I in his iikuds or to others attract- d by Its simplicity and practical lloor plan. The Kuropean fruit scale, ln niiiuin, whii'h aliueks prune trees iln ( u-egou. Is controlled by spray : iiiK whlih mlsclble oils when the i trees are dormant, uys the rn I toinidniilHt of the experiment sta tion. Thts sprav consist m: of f Callous of oil to 1 1 1 0 Kal Ions of water is pluci-d on the trees as early as pos.-dhlc utter the leaves haw fallen. The si ale is rapidly reeoirni.ed bv the formation of honey-dew on the branched which causes minittiuif of the fruit and fi liate. The female adults arc reddish brown, very convex, long er than wide, mid about one-ob:h-th liieh lon. The winter is pass ed In the half grown staKe. li i.v a Kood plan in Oregon to use a eiit. u slartinif mash up to al'out the foiiiili ve.-k. At the ex periment .station this starting tim.-.i (s nii tl uu; Iiom -j, a n '1 l in n in i hit k are .t v, i1 r.f bi tl. Af' r the k of a . the (in n " a'l-d . is :mim1 j fi.ir'imr i.iash nm Ii t'iK.n lest. M ot i i '; ! 'i i ". p. r rent of a I i' i ' ,tf sei-ap ts uoed ' ' . 1 r it ts posstlde. .i "it'irniilk throushont i ihtr pt rio-l. then 6 per -: a ieut. It Ip ulso ad l w add an onul part of a i i a de of Ground oatH with : ' ' ol It. r tlKI edlents. j Ti e .it'aH white mlttcr-likc In i etji found on house plants in j M-eKnn are ennt rolled by sproylnc jas the ntomoleKt!t.H of thf ex. jpertment station. This Insect in know it us the greenhouse white illy. A spray consisting of whale oil Moiip i i ounces and water t aallon tn satisfaeiory. This kills (the insfitji bv contact so several (applications at weekly IntervaU i are n. ri shsiry. I It h.i? 1. found possible to dtsthir-ui' h the f. of thf chlcka at time of hatihinc but th me. ;''iod i :1 M-n.i imp which is iwl b cm if the hatchery nun In . r tatuuia, . who is inakinr a Inu-im-i of scllmir riuy.old pullett and al.-o dav-olii cockerels, rc noits the Orcfoa n peri mint station, i t Farm rati p:mii4 '.., r.nor.ui " U (By W. K.lnwt4) k A normal Imt lucreasi'pff Activity In pll lines of in ( ij s try fund, com morpo; rteprihflable, st:(blllty that means prosperity torbusintsH, will' 'characterize tho successlvo months !of lliL'G, If ono.may base uu np-. pratsnl of tho coming year upon the (outlook for (hu Imlldintf Industry. (And tho nation's buihjtpp propruin its a moat Ueieiitlullo InUeji of the ' nation's bushiess welTurtr. An enormous vol urn lot" rnpltul Is annually required for the flnane Iiik of building. A Krent niany oth er lines of Industry, und commerce are directly Ufjected by. or wholly Idopendent upon the huililliijr . In Idustry. Hence, tttls phnn of our national husincKS uctlvity has come to be regarded lis one of tho funda mentals In any". survey or forecast of financial, coiniuerclul pr Indus t riti 1 conditions. '. )ntlsili llosy.;- , Tn our' I'acltio rnoast cMirs nnd IhroiiKhout the I'nilcd States, gen erally, the new year of begins with evei-y promise, of a bnililiiifr campaign that will rt;turnn Krenter total than hna any previous year. Tho m w year . faces, a daman d .for new building quite as Krent ns did the year of iyi'6, yet tho bjttnr has achieved a record unsurpassed. When the annual total is reported it will show a Jf2u building pro gram probnbly-len per cent or more greater than that of the year before. Ilutldlnr permits Usui d In some eiirhty odd cities of our 1'aelflc coast states durlutr the first eleven months of the r lost up yenr total more than Hyfi,iM)o.(Mia,7 about 8 per cent of the concurrent bulld inir activity of the i nited Htates. This is more than six y-t cent Knater than in 1!'4, vt the n-ed for new hui(tlinirs in t'iysi pities U now i,u,ii' uk btsisti :! s It wns a v.'.ir an. So j'ar ;;s i bnild f im- in l-stry and I'ft fr'-reaolitnc m'lii ihi' ?r;y s . l i:jtin-sa in lft-Iii w i.i ; ;rtve and prosper, j lliilltllmc CoM Heavy, j Tin normal build in if requlre i nu nts of the t nited .States at this time represent u total of about 4, fiao.aoo.ooo. The housin? demands to meet a normal population in crease of approximately ' nun, 000 annually mu?t also be considered. There must also be added the cost of replacing obsolete, bulldlnirs, the requimmenta of rhuQsTimr popula tion and business rent era hi our cities, und the new Imuslnir re quirements of a constantly advanc ing standard of llvlnc tUut is a fundamental characteristic of our American people. And Jhla vtatus Is uppllcuble, proporilouatcly, to our cities of toe Far West. One of thu Important factors In the Investment Held durtn the closing year baa bvg tba finance Imc of t lie building proaTJiii. The dominant Items lo financial Qews have larirely hud to do with an isictivc and soni times sicctaculur almk market avtd witlj an enor mous absorption of foreimi efur (lies, yet hundreds p( mWloo of 'dollars In real estate am) building (bonds hare been underwritten by Pi V's' v.Yjff! rn r-:-;'::i;: - .. .1 -1 U : ti I IJ I h-MotJ -ni various bond houses and sold dur ing tho year to Investors from coast to coast, and to a far greater de- 'Kree than ever before; , Fortunate ly for tho success of an uninter rupted building- proyruin, the more conservative class of investors throuKbout the country uru fast In creasing v JiiJli3i' Tl(is' oi uuuurny. "'. KstliuaHiijr (no Mnrkcl. In estimating the market fpr 19?t!, one must ulso consider a vast amount of capital formerly invest ed in first mortgugc real iTstate und building bonds, which has lately been turned to tux exempt bonds, but. which will agAin absorb these bonds if congrc6tionul uctlon now pending results in, appreciable re ductions In Income tux schedules. Undoubtedly this cluss of Invest ment will, during the coming year, nsKumo much . greater proportions in the national Investment field (ban In former years. At the threshold of 1 1-20. there fore, every index of business con dition! that has to do with the building industry points to an era of normal und dependable activ ity. In our l'acific roast cities, ns throughout .tho country, a strong demand lor new buildings exists to be met during the year, t'upl tal is uvuituhlo for It and ,t hero Is not now In evidence' any Ihdicallon of labor or matertat factors to in terfere. In so 'fat as' On outlook for building is a guide sign of fu ture business prosperity, we may enter upon 1 icii with confidence -apd optimism. I am tclltnjf yon a little enrty so iu uii buy early anil sate nig money. The aoo.OOO fraUo.. of ffiiamnlevil non-fndin shtnj;lr stain nhhii ltat Just arritcil Is mailt of ciroMHe, liitwiil nil ami clinmir (train and c will srlt ft (iir &o a Rallon under tlie wlm,- snlo price. 1 but will ht 5L.1-. 'Ration. Wr mulil wll Jim a jimk cbhmlr stain tor TAr a irallmt. hut nuJly It tn't wnttli putting on. Uxlia Sir-A-Star shbiKhv. 3.i. pr y. Try yellow pirn 10-Inch wood, &t.75 a rick. lilff Lump ItfUnbrm rnal. I2..V a Um, Wc ia liic slas nd fcjict pois. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. The I"oo Man's trlssnT lear I'mimlrr. I'lioni. l-3 18 I No Kumiss Baslnens what mtfi:movrittimmmnmn urn And KAI.KM. Ore. f.ei.:-.r Will ts lo build $100,11110 , K-simy oft ice and studio building. iSY. HKi.KNS .'untruel is let for first unit or 1 ,6110,000 paper mill. Contracts already let for $r.iio,onu worth of maehluet-y. ' V O n T I. AND Northwestern Khctrlc company will build $ I ). 000 warehouse .ami faO.ouo .suhsta Urtn this year. KHOKNM (Vyslal Ico K- fttnrage company, will Imtld $Jtt,oaa ware house. , , Tiljl.AKi: An so-room hot.1 will -Ik built here for I he season if lir't;. KCGi'INK Labor Organizations will' bi gin w oik on $-iT,auu U'lair temple. KP-KINGKIKl.li Three Import ant wood manufacturing industries will enlarge their plains this win ter. The more traffic, -the more rules; the more rules, the inp-e violators thereof. A toast: Here's to your car un l my car may they never meet. Service without a fault. Fred Spaeth ELUMBING, HE AXING and SHEET METAL WORKS 108 FIR STREET PHONE MAIN ' 586" Here There WE GIVE c$fo Immmmmmmmmttmuimctni i" m Suprema. m Tote furs cr.d T.ne garments for instance. Here they may be kept on hangers theycar'round conveniently accessible at all seasons and every garment v.'ithin ea3y reach whenever wanted. BrWCe Ceda'iine is serving hundreds of happy houBe-" wives in this practical and useful manner and may be installed at very nominal cost and in a few hours' time. Just telephone us we'll be clad to give you a complete price on Ceda'lin. for your jBdiviCual requirements. Grande Ronde Lumber Go. MODERN LIGHTING Demands the right sort of Fixtures, and our displays are representative. Many exclusive designs, for nil types of rooms and illumination needs. h & S. Electric Sommer Hotel Bldtf. LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS' If You Are In Doubt Let us fill your lumber needs. With our large and complete stock of Pine, Fir and Larch we can assure you of high quality, correct grade and quick delivery. Get our prices on your next order. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Co. MAIN 8 Chain and Box Wood, Main 517 J. L. Munhall Satisfaction Handsome, too, Is'such a com partment with its richly colored walls as well as delightfully fragant, suggesting the bracing, aromatic atmosphere of Tennes see's famous forests from which the world's finest Cedar comes. . ii
