La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 15, 1929, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPave Seven LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Monday, July 15, 1929 - NEW BUILDING IN ! LA GRANDE HEAVY Including E. 0. N. School, ; Total Actually is Past the $225,000 Mark. - New buildings for the year phm- oil the tSn.nno nfler the first mark ibi month. six -.11 .1 months etui with it total of JTy.'JO't. j , .io.sl ni inc norii neintj one inn milliliter Is alteraiions and repali running' in enM from a few dollars to ho vera I hundreds. 1 Hiring 1 In lnnt week, two such permits wen-. 9 taken out at 1 h rtty iveorder's of fice, un foHnw: : .1 uly S ('. f. Mutt, to uller and -ppalr a home on N avenue hc l.'.'l V(pii Seventh find lOiffhlli, work to 1 cost $ I oo. ' July Hi Kmnk Pike, to niter!- Ilv and repair a one-story home on' A '""lU ll"ul harm hn been Ureenwood IiMwpcii Washington wlv"n l,!iH liu,' 'K' '' lUti . and Adorns, work to eowl $:iti. Un'tlv' '"" ' which the The SIMHi in permits issued last 'l""My huh been incorporate.) lu -Week brought thr, July loial to ll" T1, livpl:irn i w $I.MM( an.l live permit, with the t,,r,,tl 1,1 ,h0 HvliiB-rM.m. hut It .s ifiomli half Kone. Allium!, the olT-i-..ntor..l of the house an.l is "eKy reeords show the pernr.s to l""y l'l"-ed hy the location he valued t $S0.::t. :u.ll)ltlly the utile window ami ponh en, - l,u:ldlnp work this'year is over i he lviimt Inline. ' ?l'i'5.(Mi(i mark, as 'the n,,w normal The exterior walls may he of iVM'hnul building is n.tt included, j either masonry, stucco. shinRle or 1 Kecent uiinouncetnent thai the clapboard construction, about the Union Pacific system would build only requirement belni? that the a $12ft,onn stnlioit in La Urandc walls he kept light and the roof ' jflve promise of the. per mits pas-' areas dark. .The hntten shutters ' h;uw I he $:(m1,ooo mark before Jan. at the front windows and the ' 1, !!:. 'flower box at the ultic window ' : 1 help considerably in creating a home-like atmosphere so vital to More Nece-ry - c.()Uugo nl.,.Jlh(.cnirP. ' A rrein h biologist claims to have I : . r Invented n successful substitute for ihlood. Now if some one will Juki (the La Clrnnde a, hu 4-,Jvfc.- K Determining Ocean's Salt - Tlie saltiness of neenti water ftl, iliMViviit poiuiA Is tleleriniued hy inissirif; nit elect rit? current Jlirnugh ft. since tlio saltier lh waler the irreaier I lie cm reiM that can p:iss ihroii'fh. Disciplinary Problem 'IIow kin ytiii uphold fnm'ly (lis elpllne," said 1'nclo I'Jien. "when lift ei toll iti 'Itnsittn he nmsint shoot dice, lie brings home euotivh money lo pay de rent V Washing ton Star. ' SPLINTERS OfflclaJ Publication ot THE VAM Pli'lTKN LU.MUHK CO. n i The intei-ior arranfrcment Is neat, compact and convenient. Ac cess may be had to the stairs leading to the ku ruffe in the base-and ment, - coat closet, bedroom and ' kitchen from one small cent rally located hallway. Oak floors and jfum trim are Used in the principal rooms with ye Mow pine floor and trim in the kitchen, tile floor and base in the bathroom, wherein we also find j a lull It -in tub and colored hath j room fixtures of tlte( latest ap ( proved type and design. The linen closet is also included ill the bathroom appointments. Metal casement windows equip ped with rolling fly screen, a tfnod Krade. of substantial hardware, medium rouKh textured plastered walls, are used throughout. ' This house is approximately thirty feet square and fts cost- is estimated to be between $:t,utM and ?5.(ui, exclusive of heating' pluinbliuf. ItlKht now Is ,i tiond Unie to do your ut- Jde . painting. outs Ide woodwork should lie perfect ly rome nlmij: with n goort siiliiiuie i. ...tnr brains, he will confer a real fcklilessltijr.--Srint-rlU'ld Press, - i lovrni Built on L.cage '? .Most of Hit I7IUMKI inlialiilanls , hf .Madeira, an Island In tlie Allan - ,He southwest of Portugal, live In t.nvns nccup.vinp, narrow ledges .Ii.firv tli A ciiiiuhini I '.fill III! Uiillin Vif then) sheer elifl's rise more (lain Mez'co't Firt College (; The first university In Mexico was ofnhlishPi in I'mII and wns K foumleil hy n royal order from . Spain, VISITING GOLFERS S SCORE 72-45 WIN (Continued from Paste 1) roiidlllon of the course. , Knur men turned in very good Oards yesterday. Jack lieuner and J. .Mason, pros. scoring a . . 'harles Reynolds and his Walla kValla opponent,- W. Williams, al- ro scored a 7S. Dr.- Murphy turned fn a 71) to win :i points. A. ('amp bell an.l K Sblehls, of Walla. Wal la, carded S'ls.. A. I hMiniheJler and V. MeLoujfblln.. also of Walla yalla, scoi-ed SI over the IK-hole play. The points and strokes made bv l'lay J players follow: Strokes Points I-'. II. II. W. A. L. Iti'iinor ?S ' t llfynolrls TS 1 Kunl.lnnl S4 C. I'l'l-Kinn S ' 1 I, . Lnrlsnn su " lliihni'nliurn. M I). Crowi' !i 1 Criiwi. m " . .Murphy " 3 ' Miyi-i-H '.4 .I. CainplH'll il' 1 I-:. I.iinzci- 'JI 1 14 K. Kln.cl 9" "4 Hhiirnor !' 2 ' V. Nilson !i" 3 II. Itciiti r i ' 14 Tlii ls.-n Si S 'I'linncT !' It. Milliter '' 1 'i T. Mill 1"" 14 .1. Slranu.' 117 14 .1. KitokkIii 1"" -'14 Crcllliili I"! H I.. Mi-yi-rs HI2 14 K. Hlxon Hll H Hatclli'lili r S7 :i .1. r.irr Il'l '4 . SleKTist 11,1 V4 Kol.'y 1H7 1 Spin-Ill II" 0 ItOlllieilUllllip ....I'M g 1 liny UTi 2V4 . (). Cllnuc'i' Kill ' Vj AnilrcwB H17 14 liny.: 4,;SH Vj. (lulld mi II ' V. I'opm'y Hid' . V. Cilistlsnll !!i :t Itiivt-nscrnll 1-H 'l price jump Coast Buildhv- BRINGS JOY I V. It v I to union co. First Half rear : Is $215,807,715 (Continued from Page 1) 1 able damaRC to crop from dry buylnjr set In. the sprinjr wheat i weal her, general t .MATILLA Yli:i.l lll'.AVY PKN'DLKTON. fire., July 1 5 (AP) Henry Collin.-i. local miller ami grain man, to-lay est f mated the i;i29 I'matlNa wheat crop at li.L'r.O.IUHl bushels. Of this amount. Col It us esti mated, one million bushels have aireauy oeen s.oo. 1 no j :im. bat the will be one million and a unarter iM i.ssu.om.i gn ousueis lai ffer i nan. i oai m mat year, and approaches the seven million bush.-l crop of Improvement Gossip H. nise Painted The Noah Paint Hliop has Just completed paini ng the II. K. Tad lock home on I .a lie st ree-l. They also ar-4 i .p:iln,tlutf- J.lie ! ou-t.-side buildings of Hie J. A. Ilolmau farm. ItenuMleleil Mrs. Lydla CJtanily' shouse Second street was painted by foolidge Paint shop recently. Kly During the first half of I!l2!l, Hif, ' Pacific I'oitsl, cities hav" Issued M. j 4- I permits for new buildings t j f'ysK 5- I i,xo7,7 I as shown 'hy of-, j flc:al reports tubulaled in the na-1 ' tlonal monlbly bui'.dintf .mrvey of i S. W. Straus t'o. I Hiring the month of June, these' cities issued la.liil permits for' j buildings to cost If.'iiJ.SiiV.S 1 it. The'1 J latter figure Is approximately in ! per cent less 1 ban t he total, for hall-year tolal ilcr than the i , conipaiable figure for I JUS. J I The fact. 1 hut the half-year's to-I j tal shows, i v.'ii a slight increase 'over the relative lolal lor last year confirms the opinion expressed earlier in the year by leaders In the building in. lustiy. to the effect thai building activity, gradually de clining since 1 P J i. lias reached a ! new basis oi' normalcy and may, herealtei, be expect id ' increase rat bur Hunt reflect further ib ! clines. . ! The Ki'eatest increase iti renewed arti-:ty has been sjiown ,ip Uiljsh .'oluinbia why; e Hie first six i months total .shows a 7i pel- ci at i gain over the com pa ruble figure j for 1 '.t-'s. Washington los: 7 per cent and (ii'egon 2 1 per cent; very slight reductions are reported fr(lui 'California and Nevada, a slight gain in Idaho, a 1 '.i n r cent lu ; crease in I'tab an.) a 27 per cent 1 im-ri-a.tc in Arizona, id In Hue shape to take paint. p a I n t ; renu-inber thai our CKIiTAIN- Ti;i:i oulshle paint is guaranteed. could they paint (hat we I ' said . Nil - old ua captain, "when J was shipwrecked 'They couldn't," was Hie reply, what m a .1 e ' e m When you plan that ;arage, he sure an.l M one of our three the doors and hard ware rifjhl here In the yard. There Is si 111 some paint left on our In South America, 1 b a r g a t n counter came iktoss tribe of wild, women, ab- olutely wild. They had no lnngue." "Cootl gracious," ex claimed the listener, Tills Isn't r li fl ii p ulnt, but C, O (i H -telling cheap, in or- ler to clean up our slock of (hat paiiic- Trlplels," announe- d the nurse to the firoud father. 'Realty," he said, "I an hardly believe my. census. )nr Hoxtoi' door locks nre heeoinlng more popular every day. They are solid brass and carry n lifetime gimranlee. i!d you-ever gel any cheerful news-out f I Radiator Heating Now At Small Cost Insures Ample Heat In Every Nook And Corner sTot only will ono of our Ideal Red flush Boiler Ameri can Corts Badiator heating installations give you the nost effective and economical heating, but It will do t with such cleanliness that your basement may bo used as a livable part of the house. Nate Zweif el km VAN PElIENi LUMBER CO.! mie of those velopes with a sun parlor. out lu front'.1 I Heine Painted , The honu of I "apt. K. W, i recently received a new coat of "" " "' paint, kalsomine and enamel. This' cirrif1lT t a m 4 T 'work was done by lb.- Coolhlge ' O J I) KM vAlAlJ Paint shop. TO BRAKE MAN OF SIOUX CITY ll "What a Nicely Kept Home That Is" The impression that your home makes on other people depends a great deal on the painting. You know that nothing makes a house look "down at the heels" as much as when it needs a coat of paint. Does your house need paint? Why not ask us to give you an estimate on what the job would cost? No obligation on your part at all. And you'll be pleased at how moder ately you can make this investment. And remember this: We guarantee all our paints in quality and our workmanship in satisfaction. We know that a good job is the only worthwhile job. ' BUGG PAINT CO. Elm St. Deeoratoi-s Contractors Taints & Supplies , Papering J The interior of Mrs. John Mahfl-I I fe's home has been re-papered, . I The work wtr completed by I he hie man was dead todav and Coolhlge Taint shop. Mrs. Zuber's j anot her w as sal ! erlng rroui injuries house on Sprint; street, two doors as the result of a cloudburst which from her home, also Is being re- ' washed out I. ami f. et of railroad modeled with paper and painting. track near hen-. The papering was finished l-'riday j t'arl Henkle, Sioux City, la., and Hie rent will be finished thin 1 lbakeman. was drowned after the locomotive and N-nder of u Minne apolis and Omaha freight t rain left the tracks and was wrecked four mdes west of Tekamah yes terday. K ran It Kenl, engliu-er, was cut about tin- face by glass from the cab window and Will Denton, fireman, escaped Injury by staying wit h t he. engine. week. New House Cun'ii-I.l new house, Paint. d Simmons Is on (I nvcnui having his painted the Itugg Taint company. This j work was slinied last week and they exp-ct lo finish soon. Itugg Padil Company The Itugg Paint company is painting the new home of Lowell Williamson on Spring street. Good Building Materials Lowest Possible Prices Ask For Estimates Phone MAIN 17 JU-AST', ' This Is The Automatic Heating For Fine Homes The IRON FIREMAN Automatic COAL Burner DELUXE MODEL. Ask us to give, you full information about this new Automatic Coal Burner for residences. We shall he glad to show you what this Superior Method of heating can dd in your own home. Fred Spaeth ''riiinihuig and IIeating,r Montgomery Ward & Co. are next door to us. 1 1 Sawyer Holmes Mercantile Company l-'r ifit Pint of Hilkery The Coolhlge Paint shop ha eently finished painting '.be of the Ktectrlc bakery. ; ! j "Jerry" A Buddy V . J !; i MWIIII1IIIIIIIIIIM SERVICE You Can Depend Upon Ihirrng the World War HaiiN P.orj! wardt foui'ht with distinct ion In the flerinan nriny; now lie's an honorary nenbr of Hill truin Post. American Legion, of Oak land, fa I. He's In business in Oak land, and after he addressed the post n "The War Through a Cler mait Koldlpr'n Kyn, ho w.m Direct from the Mill Our building mjitcrial.s uru (juality mate-rials yet our pi iciis m o mnsl l'ca.sonnljlo. We lieliovo it hunt to build well when yrm build. You can do this and still have money if you come to us for your .supplies. Our slock of lumber is always complete for your needs. I'liying direct from this modern mill is satisfying both in economy and quality. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Co. Itclail Dept. Phone Main 8 Ask I n For An Kstimate Whether you1 need one board ! or a truck load,:i von mavhp tiiw' it will be at your door when you want it. j That's the way we guarantee your satis- faction by giving you the quality you : areji entitled to and the service you expect. 'i Home Lumber & Coal Co. Successors to Claude I'. Pratt Building Matei ial.s of all Kinds 1802 Cove Ave. Phone Main 248. Install a MODERN SINK A modern kitchen sink, gleaming white, so easy to keep clean, anl so handy because it is adjustable! lo the right height . . . every housewife has longed for such a convenience. We have a splendid variety, all very mod erately priced. Why not find out how inexpensively you can have a modern linil nnd-labor-savinjr sink installed in your kitchen. LYNCH PLUMBING CO. i- Phone Main. 179 . .. 13 "aiopted."