I Tuesday, September .21, li)2f.;
LA GRANDE" EVENING OBSERVER
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BAKER MAY GET
4 $309,000 HOTEL
: I i A K Kit, Spt. 21 A six-story
jliolcl, costing in the neighborhood
Shi $3tti. uoo, ;iml containing 125
rooms, will In- built in Ifciker next
yi-ar, if plans comphtj-d by a
fcroup f financiers, hcmlcd by If.
it. 1 'hi I Hp:, of 1'ortiamC are c:ir
id' tl to maturity. Mr. I'lfilllps, who
1b in Baker, announced, 1 hat easl
. mil capital had 1mm -n ln't-rHt-l tii
If It's to Be Painted
'Use
jOur Northwest
House Paint
High in Quality
; Low in Price
Therefore you can't
go wrong
; $3.00 the gallon
; 90c the quart
Any Color.
Sawyer-Holmes
Mercantile Co.
Winter is severe on that home of yours and
you must completely protect it against the
elements
We are anxious to convince you of our ability
to serve you well.
Look over these items. You may be sure the
quality and -prices are right.
SASH and DOORS
INTERIOR TRIM
SHINGLES, ROOFING
PAINTS, OILS and VARNISHES
HARDWOOD FLOORING
KNIGHTS SPRING CANYON COAL
By the Sack or Ton
' GIVE US A TRIAL
Van Petten
Lumber Company
' '
Successors-to Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
And
KLAMATH KAIJ.S Work bo
Bin on i:in0,0l0 J'elicun theater.
HOOD JUVKIl UlilH op-netl for
new hiKh ehool to coat 17m,000.
POKTLANO HMa being receiv
ed for 2.1,Ouo IliKhluml t!ontfro
jrutional church.
J'OItTI-AXr Work speeded on
new $2.r.0.nu0 Hotel Ht. Andrews,
at It roadway und Columbia.
MKDe'OHl New ?18f,iMi two
unit high school opened to arcnm
module 7f -students. '
' MUAVAl'KUK New $1 S3, 000
union hlh school dedicated.,
t'ANHV loo.ooo union high
school Ih helm? planned.' ,
the project. II was said that all
the money harl heen raised und
plans drawn. It Is expected,. It wiw
said, thai u situ on . Ilroadway
would he used, although options
on one or U.vo other sites have been
taken.
J'lans provide for a hotel of 126
rooms, XG of which would have
bath, 20 without bath and 20
.showers. There, would bo a Brill
room, banquet hall, ballroom und
elaborately-furnished lobby.
i'lans provide for space for five
stores Including' a drug stores,
barber shop, haberdashery, clean
ing "lid pressing establishment,
A Hi-ntlng- capacity of BOO per
sons )s provided for in the ban que t
hall and ball room. On the first
floor am shown a grill room und.
coffee . shop. , 1
fjlvc some men a fair start and
tiny will take unfair advantage.
.....
Here
There
EXAMPLE OF
ADVERTISING
VALUE SHOWN
"A striking example of the valuo
of newspaper advertising is neon
In the recent Frlgidulre price re
duction," a Id JfHKt Hosenhnuhi,
loeal distributor of Krlghlalro elec
trlc refrigerators.
"In the six years preceding last
pceemher tho company had . sold
lew than lo,00i I'rlglilalreH. Then
It uiitieriook newKpapvr udveri mlim
on, a big wale in every city whero
It had representation. ..-It used
the papers to carry it -message
of convenience, turn) tut Inn and comfort,-to
hniisMYlVf of- the l.'ulud
HUUes.
"Already it has - boosted its
monthly Miles to urotind the L'fi.000
mark; It hart sold more than 200,
00'J J-'rlgldulres; It has oxhuuwied
the capacity of Us present plant
and Is now adding 3ti acres of
floor space to Its production facil
ities at an approximate cost of
uo.ooo, 000."
"Newspaper advertlslns by
spreading the gospel of electric re-'
friKerailnn has done a (rreut tiling
i-.i uiu n.MiwwiiP, lur in reianrr
of foods, the confectioner, ' the Ice
cream manufacturer and all others
who require constant dependable
refrlKcration."
It is n significant fact that the
Peleo-Ijlirht company picked The
....Hi. npr hi u ii
luif medium in this city, as the
.LiL.i. i .n .. . 1
uin.n. i n,,.ii. i' ,i it- .
of their
influence. ,
HEALTH
v iii:.iaiii-: in i: to
KYF.KTHAIN
ly fieorj-' Swlfl, M. l.,
Sea tile)
Member CJotkus Mmorlal Institute
At times every parent wishes to
know what causes the frequent
headaches of their children- after
le finning1 school work. Some
children claim that they do not
care to study: some. that, their
eyes burn and smart; some, that
they become sleepy after an hour
j or so of study.
Muny children suffer from-eye-
' strain and -'its r consminent. .-.dull
heudaches, nnd, not realizing- that
poor vision is behind the headache,
change about from this study to
that, always ulniltitf at .one that
causes less use of the eyes. These
arc signs that point clearly to the
need of a complete eye examina
tion for the correction of the vi
sion to normal.
t The examination can rarely. If
ever; be properly done unless the
i yes are placed at rest. Kvery
parent knows that it would be use
less to attempt to fit the foot to
a new shoe If the little toe had
a sore- painful corn on the out
side, IL would . bo far better to
place the foot at case, cither by
romiovhiK' the. corn or by wearing
slippers until the paid had eased.
Th'-n a (food lit could be easily
obtained and a comfortable shoe
brtns relief.
The comparison is qulle useful
when applied to the fitting of
.glasses. An optician or "glues ven
dor", no matter how complete his
office iind mechanical equipment,
must of necessity fit glasses when
the eyes "hurl" or are under strain.
Headache is the manifestation of
the' sore- strained eye. To place
the c-yos at rest "drops", ell her of
alropin or homatropln, are used
bv oculists f nhvsiclans who sue-
eiallze in disease of the eves). 1
These drops dilate the pupils and j
temporarily paralyze the accomo-
To the Opera
Aiifrt MapiHiiHirt (imoui canitir.
who is now serving with the Temple
Am-hH ttt'l4lont. on or Chicago
Mi: sent pynoicfl will gie up (its
rebKktua woi k to entet iciuml oni h.
He tun signvd hi s tnm with tb
Chltwgu Clva upem onijuiiy
I
EECTION BILLS
UP IN CONGRESS
Legislation Is Expected
During Next Meeting
of U. S. Lawmakers
( IfAHI.KS V. STMWAItT
NKA Service Writer
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2H. The
l mst Ion of primary !crtbn ex
penses will loom very Impoiian.
ly in congress next wint r.
The iitesMou eif reKUlar Novem
ber election expenses will loom,
loo If any great amount of money
'i spiMit In the course of the pres
ent csmpaitfii- The prrdiablllhes
are, linwover, that this will be an
unusually . economical campaign,
not an expensive one. Kleetl.m
expenses are a liability just now,
not an asset.
Willi the I.orlmcr and Newberry I
cases still in mind, candidates forf
congress know they mustn't spend I
too much on their post-primary
oampalKiis. anyway. IT they do,
they're aware that they're liable
not to Jfet their seats after they've
paid for them.
Hut the argument has been thut
primary xpeiiscs are none of cun-
Ti-i t' IhihIik-ui 1 hit t 'iii-IiiDti-lcM n r..
.(.,,nm. fnt. ,hfl l.i.llfi(.,u.
j legislatures to regulate, not the
national legislature,
JowoV(.ri liUii.UtM
In the nd-
journment Jam
suro to come
iup in lccemher are in now, by
which congress doe
uiitierlake
regulate primaries. '
They'll be fought on the ground
j that they're an 'attempt at fedeiat
' interference in stale affairs, but
, It will lake n pretty nervy con
gressman to go clear to the mat
against them, after the IN-nnsyl-vauia
and Illinois scandals. May
be they'll be passed and the su
preme court will knock them our.
The supreme court is pretty lin-
previous
public opinion, but
congress Ini t.
They'll come
make t rouble.
up, anyway, am
liy the AssiK-ialeH INvss
Kor the first time in the 30 years
that Fielding H. Vest bus been
training football players, he can
predict with certainty the outcome
of a gridiron t encounter weeks
prior to the actual clashing of the
teams.
. Jn addition, Yost ulso is In a
potillion lo tell the opposing teams
just what plays In make, and lo
know that lie will he obeyed both
by the victors and the defeated.
It all (tomes about through Yost's
alignment to put through their
paces the iwo elevens composed of
eX-colleglale football celebrities
who will appear in "The Quarter
back.' a i'aramount picture star
ring Kichnrd Dix.
Styles of If 14 stand some chance
of revival, if one may Judge of
them by the gowns worn by Jrene
Itich in 'Warner's production of
"My Official Wife." The gowns
are worn by Miss Hlch In (he se
dation of the eyes.
This permits an accurate meas
urement for glasses. Tin effect
of alropin lasts for from 10 days
to two wwks; homatropln only 24
to 4H hours, rhildren require at-
ropln, the stronger of the two
,jrU(r8'
ft j,
After a proper adjust incut of i
glasses tin1 headarhes shouhl dis
appear. Jf tiny do not. then the
purents should have Ihe same ocu
list reeheck and be sure that the
glasses are as prescribed.
New Designs in
WALLPAPER
I3EF0RE you do
your fall house
cleaning and decor
ating you should
see the new de
signs in wall pap
er. All in accord
with the latest
trends of interior
decorating.
Noah's Paint
Shop
1
Mode
Sidelights
, ,
aueneo In which she is s en ns the
cafo Just before 4he outbreak of (
the World War. They am the ereu- 1
j lions of AlpharcKa, the Parisian!
designer imported by the company. 1
From the invasion of America
by foreign artists, one at least, has
been found who intends to slay
hertv -.Many of" them are influ
enced by American dollars, ' hut
I'aul ljeiil, once lie got here, im
mediately took ou( Ills first clllzen
ship papers.
'When Mrs. Paul lnl. who Is
Ioro Hello, a well-known Interpret
lalive dancer on the Herman slago
sailed from New'York to-cloH' up
and sell their home in Itcrlln. she
wart asked the name of her Hleam-
"I am sailing on the DcuUch
land," she replied, . "but, I am re
turnlnK'ln i lj,rht Wteks on the Am
erika." -
They will reiuovn their art Irea-
I sures to Hollywood. . " . ,
notween US0 and 1910, Michael
HlroKdff" was a household word
throiiMrhoiit KtiKland and America.
Its fourteen editions as a novel and
the InnuiiilM'rahlti nlayu imulu from
it u,n known In niot pititj- rlty In
Hie country. This full "Mlclmel
siroKort" will iiuike lis uiipeiimnci'
on the ereen, u iroiluet of I'llniH
In France, which iiIpo ii'iudu "l.ej iivvriiKv prices or muterluls was
MIS'Tulilcs" for I'nlvcrnal. . I TO, while the flKtlrn for waKtts wus
. . The cutter working on Hie pic- j 2ti. ',. T)iun Uio tgtnl col are
lure In pultlntf In n. voucher, sped-1 iiown lo lie .rollowintr a lino vlr
flcil it wim lo lie oliarKeil to .Ml- tually mlil-way lietween lllB trend
chad SlroKOff. The wholo ol'tiee 1
huiKhed at the wateh-iloR of Ihe i
treasury w hen he rushed tint cutter.;
and denmniled: 'I'
"Who Is this Michael HtroKofl".'!.
Toes he work on Oils floor?" :
exlira
large
cold air
returns
,p!pEutss FURNACES
give you "ventilated heat" pure, clean,
warm, moistened air in large volume circu
lation. Oversize returns take the cool air off the
floors. Hot and cold streaks are absent
no parched, stagnant air, no disagreeable
drafts. Comfort is maintained. Dust gah
cring over the register is also minimized.
The famous Montag oval firepot was
designed for Western fuels coal, briquettes
or wood. It is one big reason for the econ
omy, convenience and efficiency of the
Montag furnace.
FRED SPAETH
108 Fir St.
MONTAG STOVE WORKS
Lurt;csl Manuf'tclurers of Stoves, Ranges and
" ' h'urvuies on the i'ciciic Const
rorttftad, Orcgoa
COHStrUCt (OH C08t
Drops in Month
) WASHINGTON Sept. 21. Con
struction costs dropped during Au
gust, directly reflecting reductions
j in prices of several building mater
ials. The recline placed these costs
ton a low plane touched in only one
t'other month since March, IU23. ae
cording to statistics compiled by
the Associated.. Clencrnl i.ont met
ers of America. ; ., : ,
Virtually a single level previous
ly hud been held for many months,
list month's reductions in price, of
Hunjl. xriixi l. crushed stone, et
nient.i hollow building tile, brick
and lumber brought about the first
marked change witnessed since last
August. ' ' .
In only one, month .during the
past five years liavo the uverago
prices for building materials paid
by general contractors been lower
lhan they were last-month.
Wagttf In the building trades
held fast to the level which they
assumed in June' .after dropping
slightly from tse-- May' figure,
which was the -hlKhesl, recorded
for any month during the past' five
years.
Tim Aimimt Index number for
cniiHlruetlon cotn Ih Kenerul, liumtil
on th 1913 iivern.;wu laa. The
eofreHnonillnir Inilex ! nuniher for
of -wnirca 'and - tiler. trend of IlluWi-
rial prices. Thlsi.' heen the
tendency since, lairly in l2(, ; ;
; .. . 1 ' ,
Tlip.; world Is wiile,', liut there
are hits of : narrow'' people in it. .
extra
large
cola air
returns
To be aure of real "rentilileil hfat"
with low furl rott. invfttijcate the Mon
tis; NOW and order it initallrd early
in ike icaum. ,
tfrt in touch with the authorize! Mon
tag inttalltr ncareat you. Call wn, ie,
or phuM
Phone Main 586
r
SATISFYING
at any '.hour of the day or night.
That is the, beauty and comfort of hav- A;
. ing an Electric Heater in your, home.
Pnoenhniim Electric ShoD
UVOlJV M-WVUT
Opposite P. 0. 1
You Wouldn't Keep Her Waiting
at Your Door - - - -
When the doorbell rings yon. answer It promptly 1k
chukc you ilou't like tt keep people uuliini
II - rvrri iiMU-f liup.t-i:i;U i::it, yo-it. Iiiep'ioite,. callers ;
arc iimI l.ci! wtitinx. t ills are nl'!iii lo-l !ecjniw Hie
pct;u) at ih" yiln-r cud iif
al lui'iie ami li'irr.n U:.
Ans'verliru;- tlnv lfiephoiie( pcoinptly helps is to provide'1
you with the best jms-dhie service. ',. r . . ?.
Hlmle IndepenoVht Telephdite
Company :
Artistic Lighting
Fixtures
' Let us help you make your home
ideal electrically. " .'
. Our advice is freely at your
, .service...
H & S Electric
Hotel Sommer Bldg.
T. L. BLOOP & CO.'S
Pure Prepared
Paint
BIRGE & SONS
.. THE BEST
Call C. C. Coolidgc, phone Main 7, for bids
or estimates on labor and material with guar-,
antee that always made good ' i
Yot: are cordially invited to visit our store
a mutual benefit may follow.
Oo F. Coolidge
Paint Store, 131 1 Adams Ave.
WARMTH
m
Phone Main 104
ih: line llshiks tjit-re Is" no one
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