La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 16, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Tuesday, April 16, 1929 FZL.JTS ALTIOST REACH $50,000 Just $910 Short of That Figure in Spite of Dis ; , .': agreeable Weather Improvement Gossip i Zoning Spreads Rapidly, Survey Of Nation Shows Millionaire's Son Is Steel Worker Much Hnull Work The llugg Paint company reports consfflci-uhle small John over, the. city paper hanging, painting, etc; The company ban just completed iit'i-rniiiin niiii ,n mi ilia iiie nuui j.. ....- worth More and the 1 .11 r Inn n chov- M'eteii by the division uf building rolet guruga. land huuHliiK of the department uf Irommerce. In 1 9 1 s, the survey In ItnYjr lliilidliix Ishows. Ionian regulations were in wives' and ' for a short visit and returned, to in rove. Mr. and Mrs. George Wll.,' j families of disabled veterans. Al- Walla Walla Willi Mrs. Itananme Hums uvea 111 uv an ineir live,- until me lusi uirrw years wnieh have been spent in funada. Mr.. . also used to aid the i ramlliea 01 niswiueu mwwu i though the auiiiary ei 0"- and the three girl. I Danuea some nine uu v .i.e...- : Mrs. George , Williams, of Ar- ' U v ' - . , htn fl?red at tn" t,mT ., , ooii Alberta, is seriously III of i Williams was operator of the Covo 3.',; irrem"!"" ...for about v Ulft U - The cxlent to whic h the munlrl pit) xiinlnK ifU'H hiJH mhchI through the I'm ted Wale In ri'ccnt yearn in revealed In a mirvey Jni com With the month of April tin If uvvv nnil 1 ho crUiKi'ftthlf- went her mill M.eu t.nwh In t.l s.n r-a I n GrunaV htilldlripf porinitM ura con-1 KrM Hpueth Ik iloln Iho plumb- fr e In only elcht ciiii. The num.' Uniting lo rllmh, mUIioukM not yet in work In- that portion of th j -r lnrrpi.wi whmly until I :, Hfl- iit Iho N I which Im expert eri to Foley hotel hiilfilliiK on AJuinn nve- ! or which Mm prnffrraii wan rapid. eomrt with wanner ilnya. ntn? wmroi, by -Mr, Mudtpet h, Al the end uf li:K 7.14 c llle, town VeHtfiMhiy uftornoon thft total) t j mut villain In all pari of the D'TinltH for ho year UtoUf-A jimt . Oin't Unit jrmintry, having a tutul population t!M of renchlnK the Ifia.aai. murk, j I'eopl over thn elty. filled with 'in exeenM of 37 million, had ipku ilK p'rnillK liiHt week und one -Mon. the urre to Kt huy with hanituer lalionn ilexluned to promote eon Kirtietlnn anil iik of InillilinKM ho in to eonserve the inti-ient of home day hrliiKhiK up the total from tir. Ul.ii, where it Htood on April 0. . The lemlenrry to uIht and repair, and inoileinlxe hoinen In lhl i'Hy wnall ordcrn of lumber, etr,, to and nuw, rau't wait for (food weather. The Van JVtten 1-Uinln-r rompany reponn u (ante immher wm.rH and other property holder in eonformani-e with the puhlle welfare. Uiirlnn- 1 !:', 87 munU-lpallilen pamed f.ottliiK ordlnaiKe, while 101 loeal i.rouerty ownera to he lifted - for ffiieeH. minor renalr mid 1 inoili'llnjc John, ete, either adopted more, coniprehen 'xlve koiiIiik ordlnaneeH or amended rontlnw to wow and of the xeven new pehnltH, five of then) wkre to alter and repair reNldenr- Thowt five totaled 9 I, Gnu. jhiikIiik from ( ' lir.O to $760. lltiiNy Week tlixn t.ciiili s-'fillcl for Itin eon. I I trnnh i.u.1 1 a. I, el. 1 An. .. ..ii.. .. n iimi .i..ni..u ... '..i .7 t .i i 7. , . (jxtMtliiK reuiilall'inH to make them . ui. ..M.i.. sun t...- n ii in- iM--uiitiMK 'ii iim' liner vllton on Ji-ffcrnoii hetw'een t'ove nr of the Marry Cleaver home, an. I Hp M i en, wlileh. It In hi, will The company Ik now worklnx on lake the plare of one of (he da nee the fair Kiirnlittrc company con hnltfi iluilnif thn hot miimtier tract, rather, j . . Tim permit IkhiiciI yesterday wan to W. T. (Irlder to alter and repair i a home on Adam avenue hetw;en ! f'edar tind Oak HtreetH, the work to cunt 9I.AHU. iVrutfiH Iwued durlnff the week 1 i.- .Hiik- April 1.1, follow: a pr. ! K. Mortier, to utter and , impair a Kariitfe on Hen (on he-' t w iMii KI rut and 'ed u r, w or It t o eiwt $40. - 1 ' . Apr. n If. H. Trnwbrldifft, to nller and repair u. i'ehlenee on H-eond Plr-ct between 1 and Iv uvwiucm, work lo font 9100. Apr. I Hay Hurl and William f AndrlNt. to ereet u dunce pavilion on JeffeiTton uvenue between Cove and Kpniee. to coxt $1.0(10. Apr. lo-f-o. c, OHborn. to niter and repair ii one-Mlory reMldeuce on l'Viurlh Hirer I between 55 and Crook, work lo cohi $lu0, Apr. lo-o-f. If. Arnoldtis, to niter and, repair n home on Ann ntreet between Y und Jfenton, . work to font $200. Apr. II hnrle Hi tinner, to nl New Water SyMem- Nate Xweifel ban hiHlulb-d a new I'alihankH-Morw water Hytin more effetlve. All ant.VMlH of the 7 new tfonfiiK oidliiHneett which were panned mIiowh that 4-1 were eompreheiiNlve; that (h, the line, Iw lKhl nd jn ea of buildliiKH were j ireulated; tl niendy controlled the i. ..ii. ii .......i i K". wirii j "n ii tit i m the utie und area of bulldlnM; and the Frank (Jeoijre Itlvemlde park. place near two were merely lemporary ordl- tiitnceM, i-ndltK the preparation of a xonlriK online are to milt loea) Svw Aiunlmem llo.,.r .e.1nlreme,..H. 'iTie lli ssli. Mires resldenen on O ' IMih-Ml III All filatin ' ii venue and Kirili street, reeently I SSnnli.K actlvlly In evlilei.llii prae .liimasid by flee. . hem ma,,. (mo UcnUy ,h(1 url Bhnw, a rive-apailiMent house. Nate Nl.w V).k ,H, , , ,,,,., of ivelrel I, dolnK the plumbing ,,, nin,.latli.H tnnell drl,m ,,, .lai't ""," n"1I,"K '"" with 2a l ilies, towns ami vlllanes. ' 'nei-oml place with nix ejieh. Viiiiukh , jHeeoud lilace with elx each. 1 VounKHtown, Ohio., Waterburry, Conn,, and Altoona, la were three i,. t sr,. -, f :. . . . i The Hteel up'THliuct are of the world'it !iKXt bunlneMs build inv, the .Meii-hnndlHe .Mart In t'hleaco. nan betKUii to line above the Chie.iuo river at WellK.wtreet. JameK Simpson Jr..-Hon of the millionaire prexldeul of Almvhall Field K Co., in nhown driving the flint rivi t In the nteel framework. - The bnlldiiiK will houxe 2UU0 In iii-oinlm nt manufiietunrM, w boIeKnlerK and importetrt. Vouiik Kimp Kim haa been helpinK with the construction work. On the rlnht U aliown C. A. Wellen, general manager of the .MerehaiullHe Mart. the La Ornnde post flince Oreia Baum wua the honor (rueat ut a aurprJae birthday party Fri day evening1 at Krnrh hall. About thirty of the hlKh whool ttident were prenent. Mra. itay xtaum acted an chape rone. A Jfood time wan reported by those present. I Alvin Orton Is netting iron postn around hut fruit treta und berry patch which he I refencing this spring'. " The baby son of Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Gorhani nun been quite 111 for oVer a week but is reported sllffhtly t Improved at this time. Mrs. Nellie Martin is having a, modern bath and water system in stalled in her residence, which Is also the phone office, and which 1 has been occupied by Mrs. Cora lilooni until recently. Mrs. Htuart I'rcnch entertained , the Kun and Joy club Haturday. i Mrs. Harris French and Mrs. Keith j McCool were guests. Three tables , of bridge were at play, Mrs. Oeor- Klunna Chad v irk winning the high ! score. Jtefreshments were served by the host ens assisted by Mrs. ltobert French. i ,. ; ; Mrs. J. K. Hansorne, her dauh- ! ter(i hwy, and Miss Clarice fonk lin," of 'Walla Walla, were , house ! guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mills. : The girls have spent several vuc-a- t tlons with Miss Joroihy Mills, who; i is taking post graduate work in j the Walla Wulla high school this ! winter. Mrs. Kdna Conklln, who formerly lived in Cove, eutne over' : from I Grande Kundny afternoon with Mf. and Mrs. K. J. Stearns ; I ' II 7. A Tht special friti fur limited lime mlj phaiii for rewiring ' man today. Nowbring your home up-to-date . O-E twtsi wmilaiM outlets can be inttalled in nr room, wherevtr needed. Ineipensively, too. without damage to walla or woodwork without ha or muss. Vou can make or home - really convenient by putting in a Firing System - for lifetime service. la ihc kitchen, you cao have better lighting.and an outlet for your electric iron. In the living room, you can have an ouciet for every lamp. And it's all so simple a matter. The special low price iacludesGEmaterials--fi(iwraWA General Uleclric! Once the job is done, it's done for a lifetime. H. & S. ELECTRIC CO., Inc. Sommer Hotel Bldg. "You phone for us - French Hall At Cove Destroyed By Fire Sunday iif the larKi'xt rftfeM which adopted 'xonlutf leiclxiallon last year. Houlh ilJakota and Idaho were added to the stales bavlni; xoned municipal llles when four rllles In the former and three In the hitler adopted zau. Ily Mr. ,f. It. l'riri. 'I,f ordlnani-es diirlni; the year. Observer Correspondent) ' N'w v"rH Is the foremost slate f'OVH, Ore., tKpeilall Kreneli '" ""' ,n 'h iiomber of Its l. r und ivimlr a two-slory residenee h". whleh was owned by the Mssl- inuiili-lpiilltleM bavlnit soiiIiik ordl- bulldlmr on fedar street between ern Orenn dliHese. was toliillv rte. names in enei i. wnn a mini 01 Washlnirlon and Main avenues, slroyed hy fire Mundav nininins al v,,,v Jersey Is seeond worK lo rost inaa. lliembers of the llaptlst Yountc Peoples' union Kuturduy afternoon was iiile suieessrul It was report ed, (iames were played by the 14 young people who attended and re freshments of eake, sandwiches and eoeoa wero served. Mrs. Tom Mnrrls has received Cove's quota of poppies which lire sold on or before Memorial day. These popples mo made In the vet eran's hospitals by the disabled sol Ulei-s. The materials which arc ready to be assembled cost hi of a cent each and Iho soldiers a;ct one and cents apiece for their work. The remainder of the money mndn from the sale of the popples Is re turned to the hospital, for thn pur chase of medicines nmt supplies which are not supplied by the reir ular hospital apportionment and Is Covti Students Get High Marks In Examinations with llbout 2 o'clock. Thn file w,i rtl. H: I'ollforula third with 73: Un covered by Mr. and Mrs. II. O. (lor- f"t'rlh lln 'I: and MasHii- hnm but bad tiaiued such head- 'hnsetls nrih wllh 112. 1'cnns.vl jwny that nothlnif could he done to v,""n- f"'lo. .Mlchiuiin. Wisconsin save iho liulhllnw ulthouKli a lame K""sns follow In the order number of men withered soon after h""""1- the alarm sounded. The strong ; ..., iimmi i f. nee ami ine muni- v. !:ia:n..r'y ,'".,","lv: " Martin Keunion ' auiij iiw ci uiiiifii wueiner , ' Ity Mm. A. l. Omltlhi " ilU ""Hdlng is Included la a blan- ! (Observer Correspondent) ' ket Iiisuriinco . on thf Ascentlon I COVK, Ore. (Special) In the property or not, but Hlshnp W. P. j hint six weeks examinations, six ItcmliiKtnn, who was in Cove for) pupils received (trades nbovo DO, a short time Monday, slates that j llertha NelKcr &. ituth White V3, It will be rebuilt um soon us pos- I Jarcy McCool US, Jean Huum l, slide. The hall was purchased Aivin reterinun o aim Jack raine from the Cherry association some vtt. nFimvo in inaries eisuer, 91. the ends were open. The .-tim. rt. . oiisiin np'i airs. n. K. ThoiiKUf. didegutes to the con vocation at Maker, returned to their homes Saturday ufternoon. Held At Cove On Sunday, Apr. 14 Ily Mrs. .1. It. I'iUo i (Observer Correspondent) the seventh Rrude, years ,u,oll, J,l been u.e.l . L. '11 W!"- ..'- ' l.loyd Mills, who received HO, and eihlblllou and l.aclilnu l,e, iT.?""" T1""" ."."'"T . mvn 1'iiim it nit) iiuintT ui Hi I Ii, open. The Hpis- N..iu,t uwin Wi. 1 i.r... flu I in I lOinrch mil (m ii ri....i. t..a....i .... ..... i . ; " ciiiidi-en ami graiKicmtdreo wero In the ends and added a fire ph.ee hmno for (lay Mr aI11, Mn, at it cost of jr.oo making the build. . jiwrenee Muilln and son Hubby. lilt' U'. trill tlana . .. . ... ...... he convocation ended Kuturdoy ," : , i ! .' ' .(. .01 naser, .11ms 1.01a Jiarlin, wno .1.. " otien neeu an a meet- teaches the uroil,, uchool In llllenrd Iiik place by the m-outs, ranicers, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harris and their camp fire ulrls ami a ureal many three children, of Cove, Mrs. Mar- oiber nruanlxntinua of Cnve. The tin's two youimer sons, . Jay and oi-IkIii of the flro Is unknown and Neddy, and Miss Kuih llt-own, 11 as the roof burned first It seems friend of Miss l.ola, were the uucsta llHiiry Thoinaa or unlikely Um! It started from the "I thn birthday dinner In honor of with three classes, fire place. ; Mr. Ilurris. Complete Color Schemes Perhaps you hesitate in choosing wallpaper be cause you are not sure of having the right colors. Come in we are 'sure that with our help you can make an easy selec tion and 11 satisfactory une. NOAH'S cveuluic after three days filled with Ihc pluus for the work of the Kpls. copal church In Kastern Oregon, Hut urday was one of the most ln teresiliur days, It beffun with n eonforrncu on "Kvunirclfsm," ted by the llev. Klauuitli Kails, flisl "Methods" by Archdeacon i reasey, second, "h'uturn of Iho Cliureh Army In This IMslrlct" by Captain T, Thomas lewis und Ihlril, "l,ny l.eiulurshlp" by Clar ence carter. A conference on church prOKram und plans of thti National Council, lender the Hev. ! red llnrllctt, Held sei'relury of Ihn pravlnco of tha I'aclfio. A eon. ference on the ministry leader by thn Itev. Itnlpll V. Illnkle, first "Ills Call," the Itev. I'hll HlluiKes. second. "Ills rrcparullon," the llev. Mchuyler Pratt, third, "Ills Siil k," the Hev. John Itlchurdsoll. ' 'Ibn day closed with a younic peo. pies confereuco led by the Itev. Ilfirbert I'ressy. Three services were held at HI. Hlephens church Holiday morutiiK und afternoon, w:llh services In all the churches of, linker by the vIsIIIiik clei-Kymen In the. evenlnK. 'I'ho Venerable and Mrs, H. W. Crcusey vlslled over Humlay nlsht ftl Cove as Kiiests of Mrs. A. II. crinklln. A son was horn to Mr. und Mrs. W. 3, iliillmiirk In Covh Wednesday KVenliiir, Apr. 11. Itoih uiuiliur and bnbe are reported to be dolnK nicely. He has been named Keith. This Is the Hallmark's third sou. 'i'ho Cove school has beKun work on the May day proKi-atn. Tho senior hliih school play. "Crooks for a Month," will be alven Wednesday, April SI, .Miss Lconii Neldu l'rlce cele. brnted her tenth birthday anniver sary Wrdncaday evenlnK. April 10. Her mother cave a dinner 111 her honor. The itllesis were, the Itev. and Mrs. 1'. K, m urges and Miss lluih White. Mr. anil Mrs. K. K. Itoberis, Miss Clni-a Hoberts and Mrs. l.eontu-tl Towle alien. 1. (1 the llnlnies ineet IIIK III Norlll l-OH'dcr Wcilnesday. Mrs. I'lrrson, who has been a KUost of her sister. Mis. Karl II1111K. for the last month, has returned to her home In Kverelt. Wash. The Horcus society of the Hnp. Jim church was euterlnlned by Mrs. lien lie Itorde Thursday afternoon. .Miss Catherine Metcalt, of l.a Ornnde. has been a guest of Miss Hits Ha 11 in for the last week. Mrs. H. Gcursc, of Maker, visit ed at the home of her rtaiiKhter, Mis. Charles Hancock, last week When she returned 10 her home Mrs. ilancork nnd her two chil dren, I'hyllis and Hoheii, accom panied her to spend a. few- days In linker. Haturday evenlnK, April 10. the Pun and Joy lirldm- club w ill enter tain with 11 progressive luncheon: The. first course will Ih served at tha home of Mr. Frank Miller, the neond at the home of Mr. L. J. Chad wick fa a the tUlid at til. Itll.l.V l:llVAI(llS WINS HRATTI.K. Apr. 18 (AP) nilly l-Mwiirils, Kansas cliy Krappler, was declared victor over AUKUst Hepp, llouhlvr. Colorado, when the latter was unable to return to the r nic for the third fall. Hepp won cr. prlnrlpnl of thc-liHtb school und " si Hill Mini r.uwnrcls tun sec- baseball coaeh In .i,.nliln ,,r ,1,.. Cove won with n score of 1(1-11 In the first Kitme of tho season which was played iiKainst Norlll Powder on the Covo diamond Fri day. As the afternoon wus very cold und both teams lacked traln lnit because of tho continued cold wenlher of the sprlliif, only seven InnliiKs were played, l. (1. Hprinff- ond, Hepp was so weakened nfler the second roll Hint he was lluuhlo to continue the match , 1 Fashionable London has taken to counierpaues of the typo yueen Kllsnbeth used, made by miners' wives in distressed conl fields. game salil, "as is unite usual In Ihe first game of tho season, thn play ing was a I It I li ragged." . The rooking club held their meeting Friday afternoon in iho domestic science room wllh four guests present. Ituth White and I l.onn Nebla Price demonstrated , ,,, the work In Ihe fourth group which home of .Miss Hess Kelly nnd the consists of milk dishes. They fourlll nt the home of Miss Vluu. w.rv,., baked custard, chocolate I onley where the evening will he milk nnd brond cake to the seven spent playing bridge. The women' members nnd Mrs. II. I White husbands will he guests. I M r. Ituth Hprlnger. Mrs. Itessle Miss llarlcu Conklln, Mlxs l.ucy Fletcher und Mis. .1. It. Price. Ada utisniti, ,111,1 Mrs. K. Itiinsom. of llre.heiiis and Velum Itlchardson Wulla Walla, were overnight gucts will d. inonslrale at the next meot- ......., , (IM, mi, ue 01 ,'. , n(, Mrs. J. K. .Mill. The parly given by the Junior For Better Plumbing LYNCH PLUMBING CO. Karl Lynch & Son M-179. - "It Pays to Modernize Your Plumbing" ; 1 lie artist haa pictured here m intimate scene in tlielome life of Mr, Aloiixa 15. !iZIV. It ralnine, us you nuv liavc 8urscJ. Mr. iz,y is rr. nunJcd of a fact learned i fcliool, viz: that water erU lt own level. The only cure for ihu is a new rtn.f, l.on. We're loading the ahinKlra onio the truck for you now. nen no delivered? you want 'em V, Pondosa Pine Is Lighter, Stronger, More Lasting! High Grade Lumber Direct from the Mill ,: .Whether you plan to do a repair or building job yourself or have it done by jn contractor, it's good building sense to specify Blue Mountain lumber nnd get our estimates. - . Vou can have Pondosa Pine in all grades lasting strength for the rough job, light and beautiful texture for finish work. Buying direct from the mill you get both low prices and the advantage of a huge stock. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Co. ' . . I'hiine Main 8 Home Lumber & Coal Co. Siii'ffKsuis In Claude C. Piatt 1N02 Cove Ave. I'hono .Main 2 IS. New Fixtures For Old If your present fixtures are out of date let us go over your installation and then submit figures showing the small cost of an entirely new set The modern fixture is ar tistic, efficient and moderately priced. Call us anytime. ELECTRIC SERVICE STORE 1 112 Adams Ave. - Phone Main 121. II. E. Williams The Old Way vs. The New Way -Which Wins? ' iP Burners The Modern Way, of Course! Do you think of an oil burner merely as a device for burning oil? Or merelv as a cheaper or a cleaner fuel? A million people enjoy oil heat, but not for these rea sons alone. The gi-eatest joy an oil burner bring is automatic heat Carefree heat. Effortless heat. The oil burner does for heating, what electricity does for light; the automo bile for transportation ; the radio for entertainment all available at the turn of ' your wrist. The Preferred-Hart is a completely automatic oil burner, built as a unit in one factory, backed by an organization of engineers and business men who have grown up in the oil burner industry. This is the high quality oil burner we offer you in the Preferred-Hart equipment that brings within your home not merely yarmth without physical effort but warmth with mind-free, automatic control. Why continue to say you cannot afford to own a Preferred-Hart? There will be no difficulty about financing, as we are glad to arrange business-like terms to suit your convenience. And with these terms you get our dependable, intelligent servic ing, if the need for such ever arises. AK FOR FULL DETAILS NATE ZWEIFEL PLUMBING NEW WAYS . FOU OLD HEATINT. Phone Main 127. We'll wire for you." .