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RECORD MAOE
A m-w rr-oonl of ronMnietlon
vim urhlcvcd Kv the 1 'act Ik c:int
durinir irrtt W,,.n 1,4 jcudintf ci(i-H
iKHited a total or I M, !,:,! ImiMirix
J-oi'mltH nKKH-KulhiK' 5fi42.:!J2.2ii2 In
font This ri'fon! h W prr e nt
uliovo that of I l.s :k; ih r rent
hIkjvp thf tola I fur lJLa and Is
Hourly J5.ooo.ooo wutf-r thun the
tin remarkably jh-Uvh year of l!)i!:t.
CoriHlllutliiK llii- H. V. - Mtrtnw
mirvi'y arc rcportH from tint prin
cipal ;1(h of Arizona, t 'uliroriil;.,
Idaho, Nevada, dreon, Tilth,
WiiHlilnton and I lie Viucouver
luotropollt'.in area of Uril lnh l'o
lunihia. Kvery one of (Ivse hIiowm
IfiilnH over 1 4 and tit;:.! ;c it I all
hut California hIkhv rh.mh oyer
3023.
Portland, Oi-croh'h f!L'5 record,
Ifi.lttfi biiitrlirifr permltH Involving
tJ.M70 .(ft t:: car,:: met Ion rimtii,
marks the iikikI. uctiyi; yenr in the
city's hi.sloi-y.
Medrord alo reports an Incre-iHe
over liii'i hut the other flvt- Oniron
c-lth'H Hhflw ft Hllcrht red net (on.
KI(niNn for Oregon cltiin llled,
exclusive of Portland, follow; Am
torlu, $1)113,(111; KiiRiine, f.CIUI,
8or,; Klimiiilh Tiill. l.fl35.M7:
3,a Ornnde. ' $24!.:. f; 'Medturd,
$774. !.;; Salem, 1 1 ,7s4,;Hi t . Totut
for Oregon. tnur., siti.tiij,!.;!, To-
" til, VJ'24, $:i7,72S,(;.-v ' ' ' '
Iji (inindc Leads Mmiy.
Yearly I'lKun-H for other north
VeHtern clth'H follow: Idaho: liule.
Sti2,:i:tl; U-wiston. ?H'7.i"7; N'nm-
pa, :i4.Kl'6; Twin Tails. S17:!,
7IS; Ttnh: I.ocan. a:,?.t.4.H,; provn,
UA 2.9!i7; W.iMhtiiirfon: Vancouver,
t:i77,7i)S; Walla NV;it:i.. ::;, ;
Yakima, K2I.Pi"; HomiI'ihi, Mi:',
f.OO; rullt ornla: Analieini, , . -tt-10;
Vallejo, 4 1 7i,t;
K -liiMti Term ''
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Trieetlnu of !)..) I.-n
triot'.Nii.
term va: '-nil' 1
JDOlith:' ) i IM . ;
the i, i, e ;
iMai y I i it. i i
Old-ln,,"-'.
Teiih'inli'-f a Un i . :
i.fe,t.
is little Hai'W
Ky went her pr
1 le
al V
:)!. :vl.
lid the
are rouKli, whii li ji"v nlti h iulin:;
Kraln and wiml, vlili h' ts usually
moved at thl.- tlni'- of year. ( (
Tor P.''r there were, seventeen
siiceetwi'iil candidates '"' l'"' posl
' lion of Poreii:u S rlei (ifileer,
anion? tie m a ynmn: woman of
Iweiity-nine.Mhe Mist of her sex to
fill a consular portllon. She Is
' MIks PaMle l-'h ld, Viee-fonsill lit
Amsterdam.
I'jvlntH, Oils, flings, Varnl4
l'.iiiheM and Painter's
Supplies
I. . O. I'. Ml M.DINtJ
lOiittaiiee on Washington
NEW III!
Those Floors
Can ho put luick in i shape liy a tliormiRh Paiul
injr with our Electric Floor Sandins macliino.
liittor have this work done now heforo the
spring rush.
La Grande Construction
and Supply Company
C'lIAS. MAURIS.
FREE!
$8.50 Attachments
Willi I'vory C.n M-ku V:n hvv ( '- '.v.
nil CASH 'V !
sco.oti Tnii-:
$.1.00 Dnw n r.n '
ZKMTH --p:l e'f( ( ;
i
' ; l iej-t Plants
. tii v.itl iint Katlprirs.
OpiHisiic I'. 0,
I H ere And !
! There
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HAKIOIt llulifr Moulillntt rom
I:iny jilun fuclory CKpunslon lro
Bniin "f HOO.ciuu.
JllCI'i'NKH Ku i-nii-l-H' KI'vntnr
ronipaiiy innkinu: )niKi-lunt Itu
pi'nVftni'iilH lu Incol plant.
MKHKf IUI )wi n-Or)fnn l.urii.
In-r roinpnny plans $rrra,ao lin
priivfincnl tlilH year.
IHO.Ml InlNUnK opftralloiiH In
Hiiiil ilnrlm; i:::, ioialil $li4,i::r,.
OKA NTS I'ASS IhillillnB pro
b'ranl for lllfi ri'uchiil
I1AKKR IIhIIiIIiik ri'cnnl for
1025 i $174. S70. larniHt In city'B
history.
Kprtlcatio, roi'llatul, Hf-atllc rall
rua'l will .HP'nil $ I ,ia(l,MMt Tor Hil'i;
Inipi'civciiK'ntH.
rflim.AN'l) I'ortlnnd f:a f,
CuUf. J'uciric I'owct & l.laht, anil
N'oi't hwi'ilTn l-Ilcclrli 'nmp:iriv
plan S2,7ao1(HHl ItnprovtMiii nla ilui
ln liL'll.
SALK.M Htate prison Vn T
will bo Kroatly enlarged d.;
itisa.
KPOKXK Poiitiaet i -'
fioo.nao flint studio n ts -near
Knifcne.
IIi"-Hi-rc"i-:i nf t'hi't-l i .
i,'ell au Ala '
i-l's f--o:
1.',
al
i T.
" -. . I : . .- who
if ! i '" I .: e hitter
v.. ,, n;.(;, ;iU) I,,
,r..lteri.
; - iioitinn nf tho work
i- it-, are nf the risen
. Mundt d by mlnlslerln
. .' lews of t he mountains
. Hie waters nf Iti-surreel ion
. '.''. on which Seward Is situated,
I i I'i-ui the horlxon. In the lower
li-reKiound on elt her side of t lie
c-pelted tomb are grouped repre
st nt il Ive characters of AlasUa'ti
population. ,
"Alaska Is full or irisplrat Ion for
the painter," declared Van Kin pel,
"The country Is rouh and harsh,
thi characters riiKKed. II is Na
ture in a frnwiilruf mood."
r Xi'ilhiir Jitnlu4M Sent llciuN. -Wll.PPIt;
Wash. About 200
persons witnessed joint installa
tion of Wnodnhn or the World
and Neighbors of Woodcraft l"r i
day nlk'hl. M. fiyorfl. iustnlline;
officer lor the cninp. was asslsti 1
by l.loyd Kest us escort, with M ..
Itesslo I allon at the piano. M r.
Vincent Martin was Installtm; nf-ricei-
for the circle, with Mu.
ItleorRe Ilani'y ond Mrs. John ('noli
; as ictsistants.
I .Maj'ons and 1tn Kastorn Star
held joint in'slallation last nicht,
Joseph Alder.won sealing the M i
t wm.'i, Mrs. Victor I .an lit en sea:
' ed of hirers or t he Star. Ma sops
J were hosts for supper. I'ards and
da mint; t oiiowi-d u 1th M rs. lL.te
l-'iille at the piano.
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A Charming Cement Piaster Cotlase
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J. i it not
t n:u.-.t piac
.i nu one inch
v and Hviiifr room
eomlilned, the dis
at tni ttehis Ihe wide
Oat winds its way to .the
end Hour from the center of the
I n ,e l oom. A larite hrlek or .tnie
lire place directly on the left of
the entrance Kives a most cheer
rut and de'itfhttul impression. ( u'f
from the living room Is a mm par
lor and in the rear are a bright,
sunny dining room, with n bay
window, a kitfiion, modernly
eiilp)ed and arninKed. and a hack
porch,
Ppstalrs one finds two bed
rooms, a hath room, balcony and
several closets. The feature of
tliLsi floor is a l iri;e sleeping porch.
Theie are a niunber of special
features In this house well worth
mention hi j,'. .,r in.sinnce there
are French windows between the
living room and the nun pajinr and
t here Is a French doorway from
the bath room leading on to the
little balcony.
The six.c of tills house Is 21 by
IMi feel, not lliellldtne; the huu
room. The first floor Is finished in
oak.
i:ehi-dve of the plnmhinu- and
heatimr. II Is estimated this house
would cost between ?f(000 mid
71)00, ' k
pincv aii:x i;mi'.uti
1-11 'II It ATA, Wash. Several men
from Kphiatn attemh'd a batiriiiet
Kiveu by tin proiherhood club of
Julney. After a short business ses
sion President , i,. Johnson nave
an add reus of welcome to the vis
itors, and lohl or the work, the club
bad done shire lis oi ua n Ial Ion
three years ao. Kphrata men
Wild spoke were- J. R Sartfeltt, U.
I). McMillan, ISeiijoinhl Thomas and
T. 10. Jbdiins. The t!( v. r. p. c,ra
hant nave a readily; and the Ppii
ra'a male iit.ni' piur.
T!ie chamber t commerce ehet
ed Die rullowiiiK orilci i-.:
President, '. .;. ll.M.rklnnd: vice
president. Warren (in en lee; yvv-
ri-1ttry. I.arry Nlxson; treasurer,
Forrest Poult.
An auto camp sit" was discussed
and a cnininittt'c- appointed to mil-
fer Willi the enlllHi) at Ihe lieyt
liteelimr. li was decided to hold n
iianuuet iiirliie members and tll'ir
U es about .t. iiuiary 27.
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lie- luun ,,r I'l.tml.,. Citv. t: .
III,- -,,u!,'4 enic It.,!'v,).
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-' '. 'it li s M,:i, , in -
i-Hlilo tl.e ulill of lli . lirl.t-l-'in
hnr,'h lhf.M. she l n mii
il' hi ;it Drake I nHcrllv.
Preaches
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! Farm
Pointers
The nir;; U.-t sir nation on nin
toes iia.s ii.ade Utile or no change
:t:nce iasi we. k. says the ( , A. '.
c.Uemihiu radio repoiis. 'Che de-
mand !:ns b.-n llht and prices
'. ha-, e SI. IS ed el alio I.I tile same
h-- . N-'paper ,-. iuIh repurt a
pros, eni b.:i and l iile for a vio-
J lotion of the pniaiu j(r.idlnK and
labeling law.
Y i How ari-' b s ,f eir:i are re.
er. ni men. ,b d for ail cowers in
Orenun by (he experiiiKitl s(a
1 hoi. I 'i eii.. m ic:t I composition,
di lie rent eobns of cttrn are 4 he
same, but Mo. f. ,.,,., lll1t always
not (ceil that lives: o k prefers y.-l-b.w
corn. Kp--riin nis indicate
thai yellow corn contains vitamin
A. . liieh is litckhttf iii white corn.
Where there ; no pasture, uu in
-by bd tee.liui-. tills rriy he a civ
pi :i' .(i Ml C :isiieiat;..n. "Stand
ardi.e on yei!nv a t jei j, s." s.:ys
i lie yln ton.
Il is pLi;;s;b;.- (u plant wlnal at
.this lino- oi y.-ar sometimes and
( t he eh:iii"es I'm- It survival are
,hiiieji beii. r wiUi lie- i upier car-
.lienale (--. atlilellt t!ei;) w j , pn .
Woiin iioiiiodi. It is "probably
1 1 l tef ( u a( until rood w e;.t iier
in Felu-iiary beioi.. plant hit,'.
Pall V. h.-al. win II sown in the
I spring. .Id's iid u- i ally do as vt ;l
(as when i.-ii pi;(a.r.,. nor does it
I usually do as u. as .jpril if wheal
planted in the Minip', la cold
I -el iori.H siein;: wh-at is unsafe for
laM pl-uiltii!, hill in the Willamette
vath y wh-re P"- wini- rs a;e mild
s;nm: v.r i- ti--s. h!, .b-uUin citiii.
l'Mis. link and liille club, may he
suwn i-Mpt t ill t-.v .vpriur. and
.Cs;j,c Lyr.-ED
Clothes Clossts
the Housewife's Delight!
Ami more for really.at least
enc is indispcns-Wi And here,
in this handsome, pleasingly
fragrant, as wcil as practical
and thoroughly useful closet,
Milady nav lian;.; her choice
garments or stove woolens,
accessories, etc., secure
nSainst theravascjef moihs.
rur nj t k-tftu'. It can bv in.
t ,: I- in tn. o.: . pi y.xii h.vat (ot a (w
I" ' vii;.,.t.,Cav.
Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
'S
unless the winter Is unusually
sevef-,-stands will he maintained.
Jen Uiu, club is probably I ho best
of these varieties for fall use.
According to varietal tesls con-duet.-d
for a kooJ ninny years, tho
most productive spring oat varic-
Our plumbing reflects
cleanliness.
Fred Spaeth
PLUMBING, HEATING and
SHEET METAL WORKS
108 FIR STREET
PHONE MAIN
3fe
ttttu.Wt.LIl AT J ti,il
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HILDEBRAXDT TO
ERECT DWELLING
OX SIXTH STREET
Only one building permit was Is
iiod at tho city rocoi'der'M ofl'lco
durlnff the past week, a check of
llic. records today showed.
A permit was Issued January 14
to . llildebrundt to erect a dwell
In on Sixth street between I and
J to cost $2000, ' ,
to isi :k).ii:,
William Itollins has purchased
t ho 1 1 a rri.s Kronch lot on A da ms
avenue and expects to erect , now
modern home nr. soon uh tho wea
ther .permits.' to cost from $4500
to $1,000. The deal was closed
.through Weeks & lilack. .
Profes.ior Uichard;ujn, of Oart
motith; 'A crltfis confronts the
American college ". . . (. whose
true tiinil icance Is not always nn-
derstod. The college l sulferinjf
r i'oiu ' ,t It result of it own' buc-
ibs
i tbree-;-,r::i!'.
; ,r eonist'-nt
,TOod !u;wiy
'lere is a s;.
for some v:r
!ect or saa'.c-i.-r
tho -most
sires to Ret a
leii.I,
victory ond
Wo know now that the I.km
Iii;? Lump Poal Is nil rhhl, 1m1-
caust- we tried H out oui-sclvos in
out- own furnace. We put n lii
lle in last nfuht and U'iaJUDntio
the house was vwttiu and nil wo
had to do tvns .shako (lie Krnte a
little ami add another chunk of
coal. t he lost or the pudding Is
eating It, you Know. Mine fcow,
ho say ho like Ihe coal fine In
tho cnfik stove. KI2.A0 per ton
(Iclivorcil. i
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"The Poor Man's Friend"
Near l.'oundrj. IMione .M-218
No feunda finslneag
tin . -c-tj j,n ae best.
IS : No Doubt ' -lif
III " About . 11
"All roads lrad to llonu": con-vr-rHi.ly.
no rouilH li'ttd to 'onln..
Jlowovor, an uutomohllu road Ih
now bi'liiB pliiniK'd which will loud
from I'udua lo Venice, und will
form part of . the
adua-Mllan
" Brace Oak Flooring
for the old home V
i'.'E FLOORS oi the oU
hefrnettced can bemodern
izod. None of the senti
ment will be lost; the coot
will be very reasonable.
Simply layy Bruce Oak
Flooring on top of the old
womfloors.There9ultwill
be amazing,! or the old floor
is so substantial that it
adds stability to the new.
Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
Dependable
Electric Wiring
We do every job of wiring:, no mutter how small,
in n way to give years of dependable service.
Every bit of material that goes out of our shop
is stamped with the underwriter's approval. Ex
perienced electricians, properly install it.
H. & S. Electric
Sommer Hotel BIdg.
When you buy any lumber produced
in our mills, you can tell it by the
mark, "Blue Mountain Oregon. Linn
!;oi" You will find it on the end of
e:ich board. See our Xo. 4 F. and L
l.oards al SI 9.50 per M. and No. 5 at
$i 3.00 per M.
Get our prices before buying.
Bowman-Hicks
Lumber Co.
" , MAIN 8
Chain and Box Wood, Main 547 .
J. L. MunhaU
hlKhwH)-. Lovers of tilings histor
ic prroan nt Ihls n)odcrnl.tni; of
romantic old Venice.
It Is a rare thlnsr to find a de.
feet In tho eye of a rnblilt.
Then the old home will
have the convenience and
comfort that your fore
fathers were never privi-
leeedtucnjcy. Then the tuga and
furnitureoitodaywUl blend with
lh charm oi yesterday
If your home has old worn floor,
let us tell you about Bruce Oak
Flooring (the best oak flooring) in
this special thickness which costs
so little and adds so much to tho
selliog value oi old houses. We
iil consider it a pleasure. -
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