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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1926)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, August 30. H2fi. 0 MM01M Pjicto Six Mmssls Improvement GITlf ILL TO OE STUCCOED The work of ptiltintr n. coat of Mihto on the municipal 1 1 1 i I f I i n K will bi'Kiit H'Miiiliinn during Sep tember, aceonliiitf lo city officials find 1 lift con I rafl or, .1 1 i rry i I of I -jiinn. Ijud. Wednesday nl;hl (tin com inlasioiHTM agreed that way .stucco would lie Hi" h.-Nl for the job. lif ter hearing reeomiueiulal loan by Mr. Ilofrmuu. Thi! contractor Mated thai ray would nol Khow slreitka of flirt .and Hinoke as lljrhter .shireo would. Tin Ulan 1h to kiuooM the morlar f lv feet. fl'Oni tlH' KlfVMll( lO prevent dainuuc rrom contact by ' pedeH t Ha ns or fh': eh ru ntH. The entire building will he (riven n roat of era v. Inehidtmr the nw flro lower. Tim Htiireoliitf 1h to be p;ild (or out of the money al lowed nf tlx' spMi-iiil election .Inn' :i, WZ, for renovalinic I in munic ipal buildup,- and e. (nipping tlio fin- department. Mr. Ilorfman declares that Hep lember will In- nu hb'.ii Hum of tlin year lo apply Ihe stucco, bccaime of not loo hot days anil cooler nlffhtH, which allow the coat to net firmly. ll uutisiu it; (.irrs sroiri'.s 1IA liltlSKI'KG. (He. A utf. Ho Tlirec new bll.i. n . S eiilerpl'Ici'H Were Initiated here 111'1 past week. Tiny are: A Jeu.iy :!or- by l' K. Tunjnde of Cfildir (Jrove; u beau ty parlor by Airs. J, II. Moore, who recently arrived rrom Montana; and it cleaning and pressing entab- I IhI) iti'-iit by Ira T. Hums, or s-iii Amrelo, Ti', formerly j I -The Faithful Servant '--makc'lt Work For You. II knows no fatigue It never complains It never runs away It is not expensive. We carry many labor and time-savinjr elec trical appliances which can he connected with any liht socket. Let Us Show You. H&S Electric Hotel Somnier Bldg. YOUR ROOF Look It Over Now Iiefoiv the fall rains start wo surest yon look over tlio roof on your house. If it needs, reshinjrling or repairing, plan to have the work done before your home's interior is damaged. Ve carry a complete stock of shingles and terial. Ask Us For Estimates. Retail yards - ( KLAMATH SETS 192G BUILDING MARK AT NEARLY 2 MILLION KI.AMATII KAMA "re. Autr. ?,n Klntiiat h Kails hulldlltK Invest. ini'Mt for the first i lfc'lit months of iiu'ii exceeds hy asn.onn the total Investment, or tht luniti'i- liuildiuK year of !!i:M. , With four month left 111 192(1. this cliy In hut (inn from 11m $2,0(1(1.0(1(1 murk, and every Inilhti llon liolnts to (hlH irnnl lieiutf ex ceeded hy lit least r.(IO.000. Itconrds ut Uie elty hull (Unclose (hut to (lute liulldlnic if rrilllM for 11)20 Inlnl $l.i)02.4r.s. Tin. tolnl for t lie 12 months of 1024. I he record yenr for Klamath l-'nllH, was $1, .S2,7;i. Thnt tills yenr will nurli Hip liiir irost hnlhllnK yiur III llin hlulnry of Kl.'iniiith 1''ullM Is nlrendy n.HKiired, mill tlniL It will reach the 2,.'.00, (iiio mink is u irolnihlllty. l''ollowlnir are tlio lolnlH for hntiillnjr In the pnBt four vm-u-h: 102:; t K"o,3:n 1024 1.KK3.K70 Ili2ll 1,(l:ll.47 1112(1 (lo ihite) ,. 1.llli2.4;.K Total ...-..r.!l!.f. 1 7 Klamalh Falls Spends 1,902,158 Cor Building: K tl M ATM, KA 1 .1 .ft, Ore.. A UK. la. (Al lltiiblimr permits Issued here this year total ? I .H02.4 ftS. or $220. ann more than for the entire reason of 11)24, greatest previous year. The figures this year do not incliifle I he. expend II are nf $Kun.(iao by the Southern Pacific company in const ruction of traek- njre Itnd yards for which no permit was required. i Grande Ronde Lumber Co. across the tracks on (.'icon wood Ave. If I i (Uy V. V. I'nrdy) The proportions of thix hoi re lend to make It attraclive. The slight projeel Ion of the cornice with Us red Spanish tile roof, iron rail! uk. ha Ironies, t urned columns supporting plaster arches, all car ry out the spona:u influence. On entering the interior, a j:lunre at the circular Matrway with Us Iron hand rail, is most attractive. The floor of tile living room is dropped, and the treatment of the (fireplace is strictly Spanish, l'las jteri'd archeH ure used between j rooms. The Rcreened-ln porch is I must Inviting In the hot mi miner I flays, lids too can be glazed wUh j (dorm sash In I he winter. Note I he arrangemenl of the kitchen, wllh its cupboards, H.paOe for ice box, stove, (able, etc. The seeotifl floor iff well divided, j ami provides for an additional bath I off the front bed room. Here the1 tub hits been omitted and a slall J nil ow r subst It tiled, liot h lial bn have tile floors, with tile waltuieol. The floors t h rung hunt the en 1 Ire hoiijte ii re of hardwood, with lin oleum In 1 hn kitchen, oak wood work, pine in tin I mm rooms wit h walnut doors. The basement is as ry out the Si'iltlsh influence. complete as Is pos-dble io'?iialte, rind provides for tlio usual laun dry, furnace room, storage, etc. It would be difficult to obtain a. homo that would bn more satis factory, jit tie- price around $sttna, exclusive of beat lnj and pi it nth -lug. A 4 "mi-pound inmate of a Flor ida ciMinly farm had to be tem porarily left In bled when the u u.i Hers wer,. moved. The man had been conl'ini d to the house for years because he was unable lo stpice.c 1 h rough eil her floor or WillfioW. other roofin f i Ciailde. (lie l.n.IHe ;instH of Ml.-S f" I f! Ii F I -m1.Lr - ' . i " K Mear.lli, Kill;:!', this we, k. LUmbCr V0. I fli ; V ' , ' - - - , -g jjjj ehli.lie.,. Mr. an.l Mis. Walter Cock Nrr I'.Htnilrjf. 1'hoan Mla 118 , I : L ' I ; I 1 I feW,.JJj" " a n and sell .Mr. an.l Mrs. W. W Htcv- No Sllllllaf Itll.lncs. .'fjt ' ' 1 I I JJLT.5SF"tTtCST:"'r" u.niiiii, iy. Jl ' " 'snn' 'r- am Mr1. MlAjJ 1 ' An Attraclive Spanish ! i ! ; i S I I i 1 1.'? i lit . i M5i ! ! I!! :il''-Lu. .u.'J.ui-i QUESTIONS i- N II necessary to use a sep araie line for I he kitchen range and tin place? A The principle is to use n sep ne flue for each tire, and to have brick partilinns between the i adjacent Hues. This Is in mldilion lift Ihe tile flue linings, which jshfJUld always be used. The ex- pease of the extra flue Is' not (great. We do not rccfimmrad the ctiMsi ruet but ytni siigge.'-t. (J -Wiial Ik meant by "fire slop-j ping?" What is it for? Is il wort hi what is ( tisln? J A Kire stopping Is a system of eon; : rue t bii in which Incombus llbie materials are placet) In wood .n walls ;inl at the bearing of won. ten i.ilMs so that fire will nol progress easily from one part of the huildim; to auotlier. This con :tructlmi is recomiiieniled by Ihc Xatioeil i;o:ird of Kfre rnderwrit- im and by associations of arclil-t-cls anil engineers who have ytud- iei tlie problem clo'-ely. It (s use ful :a a means oi confining fire, once it starts, to a certain definite lion. It is worth what it costs. Is I hero any standard dis i t hat a hons should he oiii tlie front hue of tin: (, Im Ihrrti any .stunil:u-il (lis-j I . 'hill nH ..f 11. ! .vh In. I Vl If. 111:11 I BlU l11"1 pi-iictl if III.- MHuhl.urlioo.l. j .,a i I'ninn Friday di iiioilstratlni,- l jllvtl fcSSSSSil: Mt' ""' (.inc.-. Mows s nr.- usually I .Mis ViiKll Wllkln'on who Hv. s 'II I jf) 9 "'n -l.:. l l.m .'Ins,- lo the fr.ml lill.'. K.-I n,.,ir T.-lwuwl was shoppin!,- In ;jj C j I ' 2 a!""' hoi"" lo line up Willi llios.. of jlTilon Sal unlay. Ml I Ii Iff f f H.l ' Y flL?.-'"".'": I I'-loyl Imr.-hlll. Stand.,,.1 Oil B I MiM I ' ' i1' " "" " " " Iairent at this nlar.o. was replaced II I l!fll9' III 11 UNION PERSONALS ;"'"' " wl ' ,lw"'K" of H if :thW local station for a short time H ''j flli " while ,ir. i liurchill Is away on his j f IM Jl 'nlli ik)! f'M'lN" IM'fill His. Myrtle vacation. The Churchill family ' l.' ' ilffl! Wi lkin-, ef Wili r. Il:(ln, Is a plan nu lMittnir In I'orll-in.l ami at S8(i I S Im.is" I'Mi.si at the Vanlioiiten jj lf i Mae HI'. ink'., or Ivn.lletnn. was jSk. IJ fl! fMtlll . .ij :il I III. m .Monday visit IllK l.i.llds. J''t rW, I II 1 lA ll'l j .Mrs. AIM" Wilson, .l IVesno, f I 111 fi Jl T '.'al.. la 11 B.l.sl al 111.' ll.nii,. or ll.T fit ' v.: "$gk I li'll SHl'l ;.l-l.-r. Mrs. I'. II. Hall. she is P 7 '?; 1 1 'I'll! Ill III I lal.i lilili:; lea-' IhoiIh I' I'liarli H 1 ;'.3 lill llU Jl I ti .,. AlarIK Kni.hr i-.tmil- " ,N -i ,' R'H UVll - .-,.,... ., M, ! All.reta. , 1 l.n I or l-ordan.l M.m.lav. They k t 11'', ! 1 ' J w. ... aeeiiiit..ui1.. d h l..en.i Sprav KN''.V.3 X -B1"Vv f 111 l llilt IH and Jane Smith. K )tigfj$- " 111 1' litUl M.. Viola i'alker returned to ki.W.iAfc Ik l fll 111 Mninfll IIUUllllil I nlnn We. In. -s. lav- e-..liHK after Il 1 r 11. H llew .lavs' visit at L. U.i. in. Wash- 11 Ul li.i.lon wllh her l.rotli..,.. She also 'n' "'" ns n l.lllllH'r 3 It IB ,U1,. .I at Ta. oma with her .lunch- ,l,,v' . W " ,v,-r R" l"'"'1 till V, (U If t. r. Sim returned heme sooner Mnr-A-Sjnr shlnBl,' ami ow la 111 1 1 J B I 'than she had planned I ,sc Of ''"'ll ""'K1' '" W 1 1 1 11 the serious lllniss of h.r fosler f". . ' "K . fl . IH f I'l I .i m i. . Iilltlnit Mime of the liluli sM(. fill Mil It I . ,. Mrs. I I,. I nrsel. ,M w , M.. I I IV I III MIk, ,.a t.haw has r. In.ne.1 lnlt for (lu.l draws M,cl, lln nn.ount 1 II ! II lo h.r heme here altera two weeks r .,,,. U(. ,v yoll ,,, I J!l va. all.' n Hip to ellowstol.e Ilil-J,,,,, lm, ,,,, ni 4 M I j IV, IIIIIICII lllll fNII lor M'I D ,1 i fill ; ; Mr mi. I Mrs. Newell Malleus re- , , ,.,,. Irir hm. 1 I'l lllljl turn.. I home last w, ek after n An,.p ,, , . ,vt,lcnilj.i I B ''11 'Hi I ; w ... 'k's a."a l iu spent la Portland. ,. ,anv . will nv mnn: 1 1 ! 1 l S While aw .iv tie v traded Ih. lr tour- I ' Jl , Jjl in;: ear ter a new coupe m ,' jl 11 .III , Howe 1 ' "li (-I ) -)f i :W in; u IMC -A a t. It! ul in in Springs on a picnic. I Mrs. Krcd Kiddle am) Mrs. Clyde.' Kiddle, of Island City, were Sat-' unlay visitors Of Mrs. tlerl Knight.! .Miss Alice Cadwrll. accompanied by her niece Mctty Cndwcll, left Moiuhiy evening for Stan wood, Washington where the former will take m position as domestic setenco teacher In the. school there. Hetty wilt attend school. j M iss Mabel Johnson ret urned from linker Monday evening. Shoj will visit nl Ihe W. K- Titus lioinn for a short time before she re--I urns to her home in Portland. ) Mrs. T.ytlia I,. Young' and son, j Hlla.s of PocateMo, Idaho are houso , guests at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Tom Fuokrcll. CNION. Aug. :tn. (Special) Mba Myrtle WlUcock of l.a Clrande is spending the week visiting here ;wilh Mhs liulh Connor. She came to I'nion. Sunday afternoon. Miss Josephine Hliss will leave for (Jiendale on Tuesday of this w k. (ilemlale is near ('rants Pays and Miss IIMss will (each in the school there W winter. Pet hi ne Miller, a last year's graduate of the i'nion high school '.will levve for Seattle. Wash., the latter pari of tlie week where she will enit r Ihe Cornish School for I he winter. Mr. Morris the new sales man ager for I,, c. Sml'h of l.a (Irantle was in I'nion Friday demonstrating a new Hodge car. Miss Virgil Wilhlm-on who livis near Teloca.sel. was shopping in I aion Sal unlay. loyd Churchill. Standard Oil agent at t his plac. was replaced last week by Mi. Stalcup of l.a (ramie who will be hi charge of this local station for a short time while Mr, ("hurchill Is away on his vacation. The Churchill family plan on visiting In t'orll-ind and at -. las, w,,-k l.y Ml. Stalcun Of 1,, I J W fi Claude C. Pratt j ! j gggggg::. i Pocket Membership Card ' For Bear Slate Realtors That all Its mrmbers may easily Identify lhei8t'1vcK whllo nwuy from their office, thP- Four teenth I district of tlio California Heal Ktiale AKsociatlon )iaa sup plied lift Itealiors with a pocket identification card. This Is atoned by tln iHf-Hldi nt and sooretary, ahows the aymeiit of duos und Is countersltfiicd by tbo mrmbor. In this manner It accomplishes lis work to the satisfaction of all, for while oi'I'eriiiK';, its-benefits to tlie bearer, it also works for the usso flalion -no man cares lo be con iiiutaliy reminded of .thft fact that hts du are in arrears. . other plaeeu during his vucation. The stork made two visUrf to I'n iau last : wi idv. Jirininif u !Mi pound son lo the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Art Momiy. and u ' tew days earlier di llvei iritf .' im : Xj pound daughter lo .Mr. and' Mrs. Wain i'alterson. ) llerina!'! "ItiK-V 'Woods andftion urueiure for whicn a permit Ilecinal'l "It tff.V ' Woods and i.Nirs. Woods left Inst wrrk tor I their vacallon which will be I'pent visiting relatives In Tdaho and In Oregon-. Hags is'' an employee of the Oregon Trail garage. Dr. II. 11. Mttio. of ' Covr was a business visitor in' Ihilon last Fri day . ' ': - Mrs. Steve Carns, formerly Mias IHanehn .Johnson,, arrived In Tnion I last week and will .visit lor some; time with her gi'Hnd mother. Mrs.; Nellie Johnson. Mrs. Cams form-! erly lived In I'nimi. Mr. and Mrs. Kj ;lraper who have been living for the paid year In California, arrived back In l'n iou on Wednesday-of last week und w III now live here. , The newly wed I'nion couple who were married In la Grundc at the Haptlst patsomiKe Ivst Tues day ure back home und will make this place their future home. Hoth Ihe groom Jesse, Lovelace und the bride who was formerly Miss Hon lla Jones, art1 well known here and have the best wishes of their many friends. ' Mrs. Hubert Wells In cone on n month's visit with relatives' and frlembJ In Seattle and Itellingham, Wash. Miss Alice Cadwell who litis been living with her brother, C U Cud well for several years, left for Stan wood. Wash., last week and will spend the winter teaching l here. She was accompanied by her niece, Hetty Cadwell, who will attend tlie atanwood school. A boy who found an old high wheeler bicycle iii u burn mounted It und rode out onto u busy street, only lo find himnolf unuble to dis mount. He had lo bn rescued by police after seriously disrupting traffic. You'll never have a. chance in this world unless you take one. LOCAL PERMITS 1HH Itull'liiur ueiivity In Va Orunde rousfd from its summertime leth argy last week, ncconlintf to the permits issued by .1. K, Ktearm, city recordi-r. 'The total for llur H' new builillnB- projects wuh '2'.i, ;mu, one of I he hiwhesl M weekly amounts since spring.', ' . i, ... John Melville's tvp--tory, .Itrlck n1 riicturc on Adams .ayrmu bo t ween Kir - and CireenwooU (s reots, lo be erected ut a cod; of. $ 00t' is the biKKesi jiroject in .the IbU'The builder was Issue 1 a peiTiiJt." for the use of (he street lor buildliiK material s veial weeks afco, biil only last week filed .thoreftulivd plans and specifications )o piocure his actual building: permit, ( . Another proposed business snc- was issued is the flllinK l- tion the Johns brothers-will put up Welcome starts here and wear begins J&D Porch and Step Paint jtlvos wiunith lo wt'h'Oiiii', ii-siMs wear. It tMlioK JiiKt d eout or two of J .v.- I I'oirh an.l St.'i I'ulnt lo inuke your porch floors und stops ciith('r-iinl-voar proof. J ,c l I'ulnt sets lined und duiiililc, und Its liiuny line colors will cni phusl' ii cliwrful welcome to. your BUcsts. I.'or :td yenrs. lillfll qutlllty Uias llcon the .1 1 Kuurntpo of Hutlsfuctlnn you cun always expert i. In .1 I I'alnt. ; " .; I Ask for Color Card. Noah's Paint Store or every .-. FainT Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber Front Woods to Customers, you can depend on our products being proper ly manufactured. Our trade mark on each board shows our confidence.' LUMBER, SASH, DOORS AND SHINGLES Bowman-Hicks Lumber Co. Phone Main 517 J. L. Munhall for Chain and Box Wood between Hemlock and Greenwood streets on Adams avenue. nwclllntf bous. s ransintf from Mild lbnnett's $4.nuo pl.icc on Adams avenue. In t ween Hox Klder and Willow slreets. to a $U cot that K. J. Hartlett Is building on Madison avenue make up five pro jects. Three permits were Issued for KaraK'. rop a b:iin, and another lor u chicken 'bouse. iH'M reimlts ltemletl, 1'ermlU for the week: Hirn. Joe Thoma '. !welllnfr. William' llolllns .... $ 100 . 2R00 10U0 " ton 100 :hi(mi ;:ia IHvellinir. flaud Trail l(jaraH:e, Joe J. Smith ............ IiwelllliK'. V, J. Hartlett Killing slallon. K. If. Johns., Chicken house. F.-C. Hart .. HuslnesM building-, John Mel ville :..7finn flninge, ('.. DeOreeve LTo .rtwrllinc Hlrd Hennett 4j0 Dwrlllnfr, Hay Ooodnough .... 2ron Dwelling, Hoy Forst.r '200n Mussolini spent his vacation on a boat, und. wo thought It was th," king who was all ut sea. BP HI