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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1930)
Monday, January 20, 130 ;f" Page Six bA (iKANDl'J EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. BUILDING FAIRLY ACTIVE LOCALLY MAKING GOOD USE OFFIFTY FEET OF LAND he Mod ern ifc mn !'. mim Housew ' f YOUR With ROYAL COAL I flome Lumber & Coal Co. 1 1 : 1802 Cove "Quality and Sen-ice" Phone M-248 1 H Call us for any kind of building materials. Sj I : Wall Paper &. Paint. You will like our service. Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains Several Permits Taken Out, Totalling $2,600, ' in Spite of Weather. In spile of the cold vim now cnlciinif Its third week in Ut ilrnndc, January bulbil Uf,' 1h fairly JH'tiVC llf TP. KcVITHl permit. KlOMl of them small, Jinvo been Inkon out this month, anil work bun actually been started, In the excav iillnir of flirt, for tho new Hot-sen hulldlnt; on lf r find Washington. So f:ir tills month, tho permits have called ffM r nnstruetton work In the iimounl of $2, If to. I'erinilH Issued by City neeonU'i J. V.. Stearns for tin hint two weeks follow: .luii.' R Shell worth & CI neck to it Iter find repair two-story brink MilMfn owned hy Mrs. Julius Holmes, on Mini between Ada him and .li'f'-fiKoii, work to cost $50. .Inn. 10- V. Illldobrnnd, to alter nnd repair residence buildlriK on Fourth street between C and I), work to i-OHt $1.1100, Inn. IB W. Wddor, to alter and repair tiuniKt toil Mini; on Adantx avenue between Third and Fourth ror Perkins Motor company, work to cost $1,2fl0. - Jan. -20 !oo(lnouf4li nnd Kelly, for Went Sb-risl, to alter and repair burlier shop In building on Adams between Mini and Fir, work to eosl K'"". tnmttai p-oa HOW'S YOUR FURNACE? These cold days will test tho working con dition of anyone's furnace. If you are hav ing troublo put in n call for us we have tho men to put your furnace in shape. , ' MAIN 179 LYNCH PLUMBING CO. ' Monument an Enigma KITni'i nro belli;; niad lo solve llio identity nf tin niiriom nmnti ineni item- tho ruined city of I'nnl fooolc, Syria. Hnili. lo cnmniptnii rate Poiuif event mm- forgotten, It si miiiIk lid feet lllll. Will nil lis Bides ii rn I i it ii -! IninliiiK seenes nnd liiinliii- rcpiiHii. Its nriiii. Ilsn;;i! mill I In' hiilliloi s are unknown. "Creeping Barrage" Uaa fion. I.nnl Henry lloino (if Sllr-Itol.-o, ICiikIiiihI, Is llio ruinous nr MlliM'y ooiniiianu'cr -whoso tinine Is nssoihtted n'lih ilm llrsi use of t lie "t:n ciliiK li-'iri'iiGP." fienernl Uorne, however. said in linve Klvcn Hie I'lcdll of Its Invention lo Urlfr. Gen. I:. W. Alexander, V. O., fit llm no Hon nt llers dnrliiK the World war, mi September IS. WW. -. J i . . . , i - . 1 i rpra T J if mm est fcSt. mm MM Demands More Outlets for "Electrical Convenience "pxu. ilm Inrniiv.-niiiiip nf InBiifl'Icii'iil iluu-ln. lli Voii cmii Innv ii wimriiu- "ill K-t iii'ifver yon ,,,.,.,( u fr viuiMiin I'l.-.mcr. flwlric Inin. lii.iMtr-r,, or ony of your, lit.uscliold aids. A wonder ful fuse mill eoilifurl 111 our vvirluK Kerviee thllt niodern woiiien in modern homes deninnd. I.et us lell you more utioiil II. H '& S ELECTRIC CO. FRANK ROBINSON, "VJKr. Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Pag0 rarialionH (.o .. moot modern n niilff'iiM'iitH JmVn hecn incorporat ed In ttio ftufontial deidun of thi low colonial typo lioiue. Although it IndudeH novel! iooiuh, four bed roomH and two ha thy,, tiin house ran ho built on. n-fiO-foot lot. Tho cozy reading uloovo off tho front of tho HvinfT room In bal anced "by tho Hpiicioim porch on t)io r(.ir. A liirtj bay window in tho dlnlriK room afford a drdlKht- Human "Crops" Tlioro Is n rroppht!; time In tho vncQH of mot) ns In the fruits id litis Held; and fiomollmen, If the ntneli ho Rood, Uwro springs tip for n (Into n siKv.'ONHlnn of splim did iuoii; nnd ilicn comes n period (if IjltlTCUtU'SS. AiiRtotlo. PRODUCTION OF LUMBER LOWER IN NORTHWEST , ful view of the rear inn'den. i" Kxci'llont ventilation in provided; for alt rooniH, with the , rnaKierj 1 bedroom oxponcd on three sldej. ' ! A cnnvinient. entry on the .sido is' i jut a Klop from the driveway. I'.VonomleH in spacn with mnxl- iiiiini acceHniblllly are effecteil in hallways on both first and Hoeond flOOI'H. The exterior Is of brick with i f-late or wood HhlimleH. A U'ltet j fenco may ho planed either m front or extended around tint jar- 1 den. ltnx buHhiM flanking tho entrance with trecH In tho rear. Klvo a. eo lor i'u t .touch to tho laud- MCilpitlK- ;stlmate of cnnHtructlon In cities of 'medium ni.o rane from S.0nu"- to llO.ouO, including all necetwary IteniH ami cspeclatly plumbing nnd heating. Tho build ing ctot could ho loworpd. accord-: Int? to selection ot nialeiialH. and cnstH would be lejs In (ho nmaller com in unit icM hccau.se of lower watfe acaen. Poet Know "All the sdl hi tho world," writes nn idealist, "can ncvpt produce n lino impulse. No nlcliemy can ax. i met a poem from n pile of bank riofes," "or,'' .. poet 'louiiiieniR sadly, "can il extract a hank nolo from n pile of pnoinn," We Are Ready With a Full Equipment of Experience, Tools and Supplies To Offer You toe Best . j ill LsJfflt M odern Heating and Plumbing To know how is one thing and then to do it is another both arc necessary. We admit we have the knowledge and also the desire to do the right kind of work and as proof we will unconditionally guarantee any installa tion we make. Shellworth-Goeck Plumbing and Heating Company "A Service That's Different" Thone Main 909 212 Elm St. KKATTIJ?, - Wnn.t. Lumber pro. 1 ductiou ut 2fl7 mlllH in Oregon,! WaHhlitKlon mid Ifrltlsh Columbia j durinff the fl rut tyo WfkH of Jan-' uary wan I1!.0 per cent under the j (cut of iheHo sumo millH.in the com-j I iurabl(( period of la.st year, accord- j itK to their-reports to tho West Cn.-iHt Lumbermen's association. In, the two woekH cnUiutfiJantiary lt,; iMtu,. thoHo niiii.s cuti:ir.ccG,7or. j fitetr (iH conipan d to 411 output of , :i,Itfil!i;tri.fifil feet diulnff- the corre.s pondlnfv weekrt of J9"y,- j Hoth (iroduelton and new busi-; new rej)otted by 11 t;r"P of 212, mills to tho - association for the. week ending January I shownl : InerenMi'H when compared to the previous week. Production climbed - t.O per cent, , while' orders in creased per cent. Orders recelv ecKrluriiiK tint wcelt were Ji.07 per' cent under proiluction.' I I'rtMluctlou for tho week oihUuk January II totaled 1 H.K2 VJ62 feet while orders were 1 1.GKI.1 92 ' as compared to new bulnenH of )2S,;iti.i:pi received , during the ! week before, x Production reporled by 297 mills; ; for the week was HJ3.22I,7TG or lfir. per cent ol" their rated weekly jCipacilies. For Pnte He Foie Gra In Str:isbours where the jrooe- , liver Induslry Is most. Important the ' Uoeso tire confined in -sum 1 1 dark cties so tlml 1 hey can move only 11 j few Inches. They nro fed two nr three limes 11 day commonly wild j nil the ground maize or wheat Hour j paste they can ho made tft eat.' Al I the end of about three weeks, when ! they nre very fat, the.v nru killed, j Tho liver usually weighs trnin two i and one-half 10 ihtce pounds. 1 Fire Stnliitici Stnl istlcH of the national 'bonrd nf lire undorwrliers -show (hat 1 per cent of llio number of rlres cause IK) 2-11 per cent of nur totnl fltG losses. Ohvdnisly such fires nre In hulldluss where laitfe con- 1 centriKjoiis of wealth nru stored, t such ns olnres, factories, ware house!, thcttiers, ollbe bulldtinzs, ' etc. This leaves one thlnl nf Ihe lire loss for 11 res In all types of small buildings. Leogtb of Memory Wo remember everything from Midi onward", but the ImptfBSlnns , nre stored In the subconscious mind. Active remembrance U"Cs back lo , ihe fifth yenr, nud lu exceptional cases earlier. SPLINTERS Official Publication of THE VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Vol. a These cold wintry days nnd nlKhts are hard ' on the coal pile, . When It kcIs) low, call Main 7112. Wo have Rood ser vice quick. "Iear Sirs: Thmt.uh 1 have taken six cans of your corn tyrup my fret are no belter than when 1 started." J.nt.s and lots of peo ple bought XlWtK T.V'j Weatherstrips last week. There is nothing like a enld wintry blast to make a fellow think of seine way of keeping it outside where It belunj-'H. xrarcTAL sure does that trick. "Hast us, what's an alibi?" "):us provin' you wuz at a prayer meeting whar you wasn't, in order to show dat yo' wasn't at a crap ciimp whar you wuz." ISAI.SAM WOOL In holwoen the ceiling julsts in yrntr attic will stop about n of your heat loss. It is easily installed. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Mrs. Sporty: "I've put your dress shirt on U10 clothes horse" ' Mr. Sporty: "What odds did you pet V" Well, there Is one consolation a bout that cold nlKht last Week. Pendleton and I laker were both col dei'. Wo have radio poles 40 feet Ioiik fr ?!1 delivered any place in I.a firande. And now wo ktiow why cats are so mu- tilcal they're full of violin strings. MAIN 84 Wilier pipes frozen ? No need to worry call us and we'll be rifjht there with our Electric Pipe Thawer. NATE ZWEIFEL . 1311 Jefferson, , ,;. 1 111-. ,.!-..( Improvement Gossip Palutlnn, HeuMMlollntf- Panning nud roiixodcllnK Is helni dono nt Tho (irecn .Unket this week, the remodeling will onlarne the nhep, mukintr U is (cot lonRT. At the CroamorT All the mu'hliico at the Plue Mount n in creamery has boeu tmved to the new pble whlPh has lust been compp ted. Work hav begun on tho nlje from where Iho maehtner was tuoved. PtninlM-ni Huvy Sult-xem wvther, iiccompunled by cold ulnds, h ive resuHrd in a eonsblt-rnhlr amount of frojon water pipes over the city the taut, fow dy, kcrpinK plumbers In tho city flentM.illy "on th run" from houo to hou. When You Have FROZEN PIPES Call Us-Wc Can Open Them UpWilhOurNew ELECTRIC THAWER QuicklyWith No Fire Danger Phone Main 586 FRED SPAETH i MR. HOME-OWNER! In older to protect the investment which you already have in your home it will be neces sary front time to time to have some painting done both exterior and interior will need a new coat of paint now and then. There are paints and paints, all colors, all prices made from all kinds of ingredients. Kight here we want to say that in our 30 years experience we have not been able to ( find any substitute for the best paint it is cheapest in the lonjr run by far. ;. We want to stress this one point pood paint ins cannot be done for a low prico hut we can do an honest-to-froodness paint job for you that will bo tho most economical. tB'OJ B0 PAD NT C. or Over 00 Years A I f i