La Grande evening observer., July 22, 1929, Image 6

Monday, July 22, 1929
Page Six
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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Pondosa People
Visit Camp Phy
East Of Union
1 ly Mrs. Af. r. Itnymoml
(ObKerver Correspondent )
rONIOHA, (Special) Then
verc. several visitors at Camp
lhy, boy scout enrnp on Cather
ine, creek, Vcdnoday evening Tor .
ntiint niffht. A splendid program,
was Riven ly the boy.s. Those at- j
tending from here were Mrn. Tor-j
vnl Hansen, Mrs. W. W. Gray, I
MJks Pearl Afurray. Mr. and Mrs.)
Henry Maxfield, Alva Orton and
Mr. M. F. Knymond. Three local
hoy, Harold Hansen. 'David Mm
field and Kranrirf Smith, are In
ramp. 1
MIks Oi-are flower, of Knter- j
prlwe, came over Sunday evenlnff i
1 o a pend n wee k wit h M rs. Ka ii
Murray.
The Pondosa ball team went to
liiehland Sunday for a return
Kit me, wlnnlnn 1U to 12. About hIx
earn of fans went down for tho
panto.
. In honor of tho tenth birthday
nf DoiIh Huyrnond her mother, j
Mrs. M, 1. ltnyinond, entertained
21 children nt a party at Dunham
Wrieht's orchard TnoHday affr-
noon. The children met at the. intr our Initial improHHlnn and for
linmo Of Mr.f. Haymond and wero thin tea Hon rent care nhmild be
taken to the orchard in cars. Af- t exercised In ltn composition,
ter an hour of Karnes, ice cream j . In the nhove type we find )iat
nnd cake woio served. (tered walln, heavy oak beaniH, bird
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas .7. Pow- ; hotiKe, but hew and flower 1o.oh
era of WorcpBter, Mass., who have nned to embellish this fcnliiro In
been vlnitlnff Mr. rowers' brother, ' order to myiko it as attractive as
P. J. Powers, of Medical Springs poHslhle. It Ik well to note how
id.noe. last fall, returned to their ' f-raeofully the porch roof lies into
home. Tuesday. Monday -Mrs. I
J. Powers K'ive a farewell party In
, fhelr:'','li6nor. ' Danointf'und Kathea
'worn the diversions of the evon
Ititf, 'followed hy a tray supper.
Xbo'ut 3) 'eotiples were' prenen'l to
hid M r. h nd M i s, 1 o wers fa re
well. ' '
..j, Mriu George Tlfckef, of ttlnin.
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after two week spent here nt ho
liom of her son, h liner, Mrs. I',l-
uluil In Maker Monday evening
with 'her' liny daughter, Joan,
born 10 da.VH gao.
.Miss Murva Lyman, of La
Oi'iinde, eame over Sunday to
upend a week with her sister, Mrs.
John Htoddard.
" Mrs. J. P. Hogcnsen entertained
tho members of the Medical
NprlngH Women's club nt the. Uok-1
Thursday afternoon. MrH. V. W.
Gray, chairman of the art com
mlttee,-gave an interesting art re
port. . A ; farewell gift was given
Mrs. T. J.. Powers and a song
written In her honor by Mrs. (".ray
was sung. Jtefrenhiiients ennsiHt-
jemojyici- was scrveu ny mo iioh- i
toss.
The primary, a children's or
ganUatlon of the Latter Hay
Holm's church, Ih rehearsing an
operetta to lie given next Wednes
day evening In I itinliaiii Wrlght'it
orchard, orflcers and children are
working diligently to make, this
iDjioretUi n.isuiKMissi lit h-w .-it. .j
Peter- Hosuuet has the contract
for remodeling and adding two
rooms to the school house. Work
will commence mined lately. K.
A. Sn'yrn I'nion county school sup-
ftfl Men dent, .met with- the local
school hoard Krlday evening
Mm.
Hayro accompanied her hiiNhand
ami Hpent the evening with Mrs.
Henry Maxfleld.
.V.'.'1 Mm, W. C. Howem loft for
IewlHton, Idaho, Tuesday to at-
tend tho funeral of her little nleeo
Mrn 1-oraln fnlder,' .who died
i TufHduy morning at hewlston,
MIkb Arerle t'alder, of Itakor, bIh-
tor of Mm. HowerH, Ih Htnving here
until Mi-m. Howei-K return.
Mm, Ktltel Aiihin, daughter of
i Mr. nnd Mm. Dan (Irahain. whowe
: liotno Ik In Hpokune, and her son,
NVayno, ate spending the Humiucr
here.
. Nnmiiel Ooble. of l.npway, Ida.,
in vlNltlng IiIh brothers, .laine.s and
Wllllnm. Mr. (iohl, lived In Medi
rnl KprlngH yeai-H aK and thia Is
)iln fliMt vlnll In 7 years. ,
Improvement
Gossip
Xoiili 1'iilnl simp
W. C. l''rt'lln'rK If pnlnllUK thf
Joo Clolu'ltT iKunr ii ml wiM-liH mil
or tho Nu;ili I'nlnl Sliop.
lUflivoraihiu; llonii'
I'lii' IiihI.I.' ut Hie Dr. A. I..
-Itlt'htmlpon linini' Is Iii'Iiik rcih-t'-.
oratrtl Ity. llii) Hiiku Titlnl cinn
jumy. Tliry .slnriv.l work thin
iiiornlnir.
ldili4oinlliiic mid I'rtlntlntr
ICrili-coratlMK iiikI ii;iliitln
Ktnrtf! Huh mortilim at Hit (I. t..
l.nrlHon homo. Tho work Ih Itclim
duno hy tho IhiK fiiliil rompany.
oiitsiiio riiiiiii.i
Tho otltrthlo of tho Henry Urn
homo on l.ri":l dak Slrool Is Ih'Ihk
lialntoil hy tho Hiu;r lTalnl oom
pany. IMllmiMK alil ivili'roriMlnit
In Marled al tho I re. I fVlu Ikl
linmo tlilK inornlntr.
or nt Ihiki
Davlil Allen Ih Mill In llaker In
tt.'illltilf HlokerH. for tho Troll
Kpaotll I'hlnihliiK ootnttany. lie
" huK boon In Hnkor for tho past
lew weokB.
In 1or1lnnl (m IliivliirMs-
I.. n. llannolh hi win return to.
morrow from t'ortlaml. Ho hun
hoen thoro for tho pnt row il.iyB
on huttinoHn for l-'rod Saoth.
IIOMI-J (AT) Italian uvlntorH
who hayo hpon anvfd from death or
, Injury hy paraohuto JuuipH. nro
forniliiK an asfinolatlon tflntlhir to
; tho ratorplllur Tiih of tho I'nllod
HlnOH. Tho projool In hacked hy
Italo lalho, undor-HOorolary of
uoronnuiioM who vialtod Ainorloa
laNI your.
Tho Suisfl nro I he rlohot people.
J r capita. In iho world. Hut then
'.they havo very fow iiIkIH iluhB,
'flid'thoNi ti.r tho toilrlnta.
ft
lis- riiosiiT ii. i)iiup
No part nf llio Jioime In juiro
prominent than tho front pmvli. j
Its riwiKn and Koncrul appfurant-e
may do a Krent deal in dcterniin-
the dormer and the dm-mei' In turn
leading the eye to tho main rlde
of the roof.
j MnHonry and Htncco construction
are employed on the find, floor
iwith clapboardH or xhinglcH belli;
; lined In the gnhlcfl and dnrmei-M.
)ak flooring Ik uncd In tho main
roimm of tho limine, single panel
doors throughout hunt: on stntnarv
m.onzft nfmhvnro h tPXtnMt;,
pt(lf,(er(.(I W(1M rtnwni(III,PHi pIllln
walls and ceilings In tho bed-
ronniH. jmatoly 22 x 28 and can he con
Plumhlnfr fixtures nro of enamel- rrzrr jzz
ed Iron, lint air heat Ih iirnvhted
and the usual service features,
such ns laundry trays, etc.. are to
bo found In the basement, which
has a cement floor.
fflgiy Will g
Erected Here Soon
Another new home, ph( hunted
nt I!.rna, Ih to be erected here,
according to a building permit fu
nned July IS at the city recorder'!
William Rollins,
local enrpen
ter, in to be the builder and own
er. Tho residence, a one-tit ory
frame, will be erected at. luj
14 1 h Ht reet, be t ween Wash 1 ng t on
and J. HtreetK.
TIiIh hrlngH the yeur'ft building
mark above $.S2,000,
ThlH was tho only permit Issued
during the pirnl week for new
eonstrucllon and only one wiih
granted for niter and repair work
during the seven. day perlud.
llepalm amnnuting to $:tno win
bo made at tho l- M, Jackson
homo at S04 O avenue on n enr.
Ko, according to n permit taken
out hy It. A. Crawford July 17,
AVIATORS ltl (Mtl.T LOSS i
ov iiori;i( on MorN i Aiv:
HPltlNOKlKLH, Mass, (Al1)
nestiuctlon of the siinnnlt house
on Mt. Tom, In the Connecticut
valley, caused consternation 1
among fllem, not because they
landed or stopped there but he- (
cause tho IIkIiIh had heeomo n i
natural beacon.
Installation of lights over the
fire-swept ruins for the benoNt of j
slghtseem has alleviated the sit
uation as I'nr as the aviators are I
concerned. The new lights can he!
seep in a radius of more than 1M)
miles, lly day the peak glands out
nllhoUKh there is no alhled dome '
now to reriret the sun's ijivm. i
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The K'li'awe may be contained
herein In case, the Ktvwlo of the Jot
permits, TIiIh house IS anproxl-
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Old Homes
Just a little alteration here nnd there and the
difference in appearanee and comfort of your
home will be vast. A modernized entrance, now
windows, porches, stairways new rooms in the
wasted attic, space . . . these additions can he
easily ninde, jrreiitly enhancing the looks and
usefulness of your house . . . nnd the remodel
injT need not be exonsive.
- Hicks Lumber
Uetnil Dept. Phone .Main S
tallied on n 3a ft. bit.
cost Ih eKllmatoi at between
ja.ridO .ii ml ffi.OQ exclusive of heat-
I log and 'iilumblng. -J '
Building
Materials
af ;:
Economical
Prices :
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Holmes
Company
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Lower Cove Men
Putting Up Hay
id Grain Crops
lly MIES. M:iL KKillT
(Observer 'orrespondeni )
LOWKIt COVi:, (.Special)
larniervt ate putting up their timo-
Ithy hay and grain Ibis week. The
crop is reported to be exceptlon
j ally fin".
Mrs. Nell Kiht and family en
.' joyed u visit from her cousin, Miss
J Honithy Chad wick from New York
( 'lly. Miss Chad wick operates a
tea room there.
Harlan ICoger and family enter
tained his brother (lien Kogcr from
Idaho last week. The brothers had
not met fur JO years.
Mr. and M
Juhn chnJwIrk and
da light
Miw Susan, of I nioii. and
.Mr. and Urn. Harry ll. lden of
Handon. (in-., vinitid at the Noll
j KiKhl home oil Tuesday. . elty. did not contest the divorce.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter laron re-1 Mrs. l'alaeco. who Is 36 years
llurned from Qulncy. Ore. to. work old, testified to five acts nf cruelly.
Jin rurinit for the cherry crop. 1'olacco, who came to Chicago in
I Helen an.l Mary llelllpe. of San- lll-'O as music director, nnd chief
dy. Ore., arc vlsitlm; at the home conductor of the opera company.
I of their num. Mrs. A. L. Becker. Is years old.
i Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Holxrls and) When his wife filed suit for dl.
idautchU r. Miss riara. visited al tlie,vorcf here a few weeks ao, l'ol-
Neil KiRht home on Sunday arter-jacco was in Klirope. Thy have
I noon. ja four-year-old . dntifrhler, fJraco
j Mrs. A. I., llccker was a business ' KtHth.
t visitor In Iji Orande on Thursday.
Teddy Deem, of linhler has heen j RIO .TAiN-,.;,no (Ar) rindlns:
is:nnB irienos acre una wcea.
I.. I). Motherland, the rural mail
'carrier
I Hon.
is having his annual vara-
H. It. MorriH and K. S. Morris ;
picking cherrieH thin week. .
i Howard Gassd. is helping Neil
Klght with hiH hay this week,
t S. laron has purchased a new
I truck and will haul cherries to the
ears I hroiighout the season. He
!:i!.so eiccts to haul gi'ain.
Mrs, Mary ( 'ha miters and bro
ther, .1. M. CasNW moved Horn tn
inside
1 Inside your home- oulsule
I your home, color is "the
I thine" today. You are judged
i by your tasteful use of color.
' c h a rmVrneK QUALITY That is why we
1 your home is Dint-VrnUh-l am,, recommend
when just
decorated in this new voRtie .
for color, only quality colors
can make it retain its charm.
Colors must he durable to
retain their harmonious
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Offlolal Publication of
THE VAN PUTTEN LUMBER CO.
Wo m'lit mil m'ViMiil
nut iMit
:rrliTs of onk floor-
ins Inn! work. Qnllp
i few pcnpl' ni'c
Spt'iitl your
In Ulnr jiiIvuntuKo of
i r in o p
Uiolr Viiriillmi llnio
(o tuy new floor-.
tlom uml.
( too miH'ii
TrohlMt ion works In
so ii v m
no mo tl;iroH
I'lastor Wall I'.oanl.
w;ts n nuin In tho of.
fleo hist work win
Jinlo
h:itl :i loltor from hif
no) Kiillty"
luothfr in MlxNOuri.
and It I so ilry down
tlniro tluit tho post-
ye stunvn w:is slnt-k
pvor hoon
on with a pin.
Mosiv "No.
A not hor v.iy if thoso
VAN
ho In this week
LUMBER C0.
Tin V will ho
fOar! Peterson house this week-to
their own homo across from 1. K.
Anderson's.
Hecker und Maurer began cutting
their second crop of alfalfa this
weeJi,
T. B. Johnson is building an en
gine room lo house his milking ma
chine engine. Mr. Johnson Is justly
proud of his corn crop which Is
the best In this section. The eorn
will he put In the fdlo and fed to
the dairy cows during tho winter.
Edith Mason Given
Divorce In Chicago
fTIK-AOO. .Inly 20 (AT') Killtll
MaHon rolaern, prima donna of the
ChleaKn C',vlo Opera rompany. wan
granted a divorce today from Olro-
lo l'alaeco. opera conduetor. The
decree wax urnnted hy JiidKe IIiiko
! rlend" 111 elrc-ult court. l-aiarro.
although hp wan reported in tlm
ilh , ., In,,,ln varitv of humneiM
cattle can not compete for the Ku-
ropeihi market with J,n Plata beef.
ithe lii'azliinn ministry on ngrleul-
ture has been importing pure. hlood
stock. Ilerefords, Shorthorns,;
I'olled-Angiis nnd Devons have
"ome from lOngland and NnrmanH
from Kranee.
Jf. (r. Wells says mankind must
he free l nf IlliiHionR before war will
end. Hut there will always he peo
ple who will bet on the horses.
outside
you are assured the top
quali which means lo.st
ing li;e (n color, whether it
is the exterior or interior you
1 andsellACME
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Laquer and Varnish. A very
fine color scheme can be ar
ranged that will he suitable
for your house. We will be
very glad to aid you in the
selection of the proper colors.
from livt
no vor tolo not hln'
A new xhlptni'nt of
I' l! It n V p ii 1 n t
lirushoH Jiint came
In. These are high
nihility hriixhos and
ri'asonahto In price.
"Is there a word In
the Kimtlsh lanKMKp
that contains all the
vowel ?'
"l'ihtt'stionahly."
Ilavfl yon ever peon
any of the new pa
per railed J-USAT..-Klt.U'T?
The manu
facturer; nf this
wonderful paper In
vite ymi to try and
tear It. It takes the
place of can van and
selld fnr'tmt a frac
tion nf the com. Wo
carry It In stock up
to S4 Inchrs wide.
viicutiiiii
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not rosl
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"Not sullty,
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In jail ho-
pith. All
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jand will sell you any
quantity.
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Before another winter rolls around, let us put n
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Estimates glady given
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