La Grande evening observer., January 27, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

' Page Six
Monday, January 27, 19510
I'A GRAN PR EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE,
MACKEY TO BUILD
: $6000 STRUCTURE
- V , T- '
One-Story Brick Business
jUuuding to be brectea
" on Adams Avenue.
t Claude Mackcy, who pre
viously announced that ho would
creel u brick ItiiHiiiOHH building on
tiia lot oj Adams, avenue a few
Honrs eiiNt of '1 ha Observer office,
Unlay took mil a permit for tlx;
wtrueturo in tlm amount of inm,
tlio firt largo normil to ' insm-d
Hi li your.
U Tho ?(J00f brought January's
tola) in new building to :"r,o.
Wlllfll (liellldf'H Several WlMlllllT'
" YES SIR-EE ! !
You are cordially invited to drop in
and inspect the display room
and shop of the ;
SHELLWORTH-GOECK
PLUMBING & HEATING CO
212 Elm Street
Between La Grande Natl. Bank
and Stage Depot
PHONE MAIN 909 j
FOR "A SERVICE THAT'S DIFFERENT!" i
SPLINTERS
Official Publication of
TIIE VAN FK'rnDN LUMBICR CO,
No. 37
Thorn ; long , wintry weather tn bronk ho several , now plan
days nro Jutft right they can got lo work book and nr ul-
Tor finishing up that o n t s M o. Zero wayH Kai i help all
room in ,lhe nttH' tfojHhir. saiV bV'U 'w ran in planning
Wo hnve Vbistor Hmn lo do ontnido t)0 now homo.
Wall Hoard for tho work.
walln and ceilings "
. i : Jack: "What was
and xeveral dirfcr- Him: "My nnolc Ih it
tho row over at
rnt Riado.H of low rlniRf man in
MuollKan's?"
prk-od flooring that Scotland."
M1, , , , INI: "The l.nhy swal-
wlll do tho Joh at I,I,r: l)nn 1 ltltI ,ll''
small cost. hlK l".y. tlu-y novor ,mv' p "-
haw any KarhaKo In sorow." i
.11T11 , Si'otland." .lack : "l )ld thoy oall
Tho Old Philosopher
Bn.VMi "Nome men sit . fnr tnt' l",'l,,'("
and think nnd oth.-r ir .VnU -m Idannlns .1111; "Nope ilu-y
on a new homo, tills
men Just nil." - . . . HOl lh)1 4,t;,.k oVlt-
year, oomo in and
.. see. ti.'. 'Wo . liavo with tho ten ph-k,"
All tho contractors
and carpenters that PfJJf ,lri,rt
wo Imva talked lo, fiir-' -tide with .Nl'.M IOTA lj
nro anxious for the LU1 IDLll Li. WontluTsirlps.
You'll Enjoy
Circulating Moist Air Heat
with a
GABRIEL OBLONG
: FURNACE
WV recommend this furnace above all others because
it is sealed tight and eliminates all gases, dust and dirt.
Come inlet us explain in detail how reasonable in
price and how easily installed.
NATE ZWEIFEL
31 1 Jefferson
John, JU"Htly alterations ((Mil repairs,
One of those ( being done by
((joiuongh n Jul Kelly jot WcM and
Slegrlst, altering the building on
AduniH between Kim ami Kir, no tin
tn ma Ui; ((iiiH'ti-i-H for ii barber
shop. ,
If. I. Nielsen Iiiih I he contract
for the Maoltey building, niul the
1 excavation work Ih already under
I way. The brick building Ih to In
run story In height Willi full base
incur, and l to bo completed. It
Ih understood, during I he spring.
Tho Congressional (tiTiad has no
regular columnist, hut wo recom
mend such a department bo eon-(ha-ti'il
by Senator Tydlngs who
said: "Let ! I irt who Ik wilhi.Ml gin
among you east tho first rtnn"
IKH'UMN HI" ItyiHK limine nr.
germ of parrot fever. Wo can give
them tin' tinmen of several women
who have had operations.
Vol. 3
Road to Union
Junction Open;
Rotary Is Used
Hy Mm I.. Tori-iill
! IWKlN (Hpci;iil) Till- M fe'.v
I 'Jhvh have imteil n uimnil lolnxn-
I lion luMiiwliiK llio mam diiyu ntiil
iiltfhm of viK'ilanco with ftirnan.-a
niul water pipes am) It is lioie,
ih.it "OH Man WliHi r" lias do-1
eideil lo he a hit mure, lojilont la
lli days to foiJow. .Most of the
i'mj a try io.iis havo lo'ii kept opon
In uooil sliiipo in Kpite of I he hih
winds that turn prevailed. Ac-
cunliiiK to f 'ununissioiif r Htevens
the rojHl from tho Ains Jiavii
I'laco tu i; .lani'tlon has iriveii
i 1M)
tixiilde thiin any of the otli i
eis. Tor threo ilnys all efforts to j
open tho road proved t'riilllesM ami
.ii" (II. Ill II. Ill IU IM- IMIIUKIII. Vx.O.lk'U j
o,u MiUKL Nieos. tiowcvcr, on Rit-
nid.iy Hie hli,' Male, rotary hoc
i-ecdi'il in lH'k'otiatintf tho lljf ilrlfu
and tho read h; now open to travel.
S. .1;, Miller wont to l,a Ora nde j
tni iiioinln kIo atlenil the JOi'O
uoinlc ( 'onl'eienco that Is In ses
Klon (1i1h week,. Je is ehalrnuin of
the HveMhick eoplinlltCO.
The I'nioii ward reunion of Hie
I.. I), K eliurch was held here fi'ii-
day evenliij; with a larne crowd, In
jaUendaace, A hannuet at 7:U"
j slnrleij tho iiieetliitf off in a liappy
maud. V. (less, as toaslinnslei
i uiiii'ii nininfi ivuiiier woo
wave a few words of welcome to
the itucsls. 1 I). Hanks, presi
dent of tho I-nion stake, and for
mer rcshlcnt of .l;ulou responded
In a pleasing manner ulvintf an ex
planation' of' ' the "'"organization.
(ieorKe Lyman, first coiinelloi',
mIkii of l.u (Ira mie spoke In la-half
of (ho stake, ami Mrs. Lyman, state
president of the M. I. A. Klrls spoke
In their hehalf. .las. KUKlaml, who
wan the first Mxhop of the I nloa
ward, was pi'OHept and voiced hit
appreciation In h'ln able to aU
tend. Several local members spoke
after which com in unity MiiiK'nr
and ilauciin; was Indulged In lor
tho rest of the evening.
W. I-J. I'Mclile received news this
week of a cousin, Henry Kuns,
PUs.sitiK away al ills homo near I .ok
AiiReles on Jan. IS at tho iiko of S2
yt'iirs. Mr. K'nnu madn several vis
Its to I'nlon and will bo remem
bered, by somo of the older rosl
denla hero. Til roe other cousins
roNhlhiLr in Indiana, have p.-mscd
away to the past two months. One
of them, W. H. Klekle wuh known
ly I'nlon people.
I'laudo Muttfck caino in from
Itolse in spend (he vvoekond with
bin mother, Aim. Hell Musick. He
reports it much colder In llolse
than in thin valley, the thermom
eter having renlstoroil HU ilenreeH
below stero there, 1 In Is traveling1
for tho II. K. Mulford lH'UK com
pany ami lel'L lliis moriilim for
Maker.
I-M ItoKwell of t'ovc, has moved
bli; cattle from Cove to Hie stacks;
or biiv lKiiiuht mi Ciitherlne creeck .'
and w ill continue his feeding over
ViMtViT'O".!-. Mil 1HM' C1 ' i f! lllMn.i-
I John Wortiuan and daUKiiter,
' C.lndys. of Island City visit ed over
j the weekend in i'nion.
j Father John T.ee of linker' eon-
, ducted services at tho Catholic
i church yesterday morning.
i Mrs. Mills, mother of Mrs. Otto
i Hchuck. visited 'Ivy sn at Telu-
I caset thu last of the week.
j Mrs. John Aiartens and Mrs. W.
II. I h II lips were hostesses at a
i very delightful hridtre lunclieon nt
j the home of tiie former on Friday
i afternoon, over thirty quests en-
r Joyed the lovelv three course lunch-
' eon sorvo.l at I o'clock. Seven t.il
Ides of brblue firllowed and after
a happy atlernoon very attractive
prizes were awarded. Mrs. Ceorwe
Hoffman won first, Mrs. (icoi-Lre
Malrd. second and Mrs. Frank
St m h ill, tho consolation.
Mn. Charles To bin who was
taken to Hot Lake early last week
is reported very 111.
I M i s. II. C. Jensen who under
went a serious operation at Hot
Lake the first of last week Is re
ported to bo very cheerful and
CoUvalesiimf nicely.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ii, H. U.l,uney were
cyexts at the home of lr. and Mrs.
Follows In Maker over the weekend.
Miss Krltt Clark of the blub
I school faculty visited her sister In
I I, a (iiaude Saturday and Sunday.
M. A. Compton visited at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. (Jem-no. Win
ship yesterday on his return trip
from Health to Holse.
The Misses H,een Hulae. I'anllie!
1 looil and Helen Schaper. hlsli
school teachers, spent Saturday In
La (Jrande.
Tho next Kunto In the volley halt
(erirs is scliciluh-d foi Thursday
nU'bt at tiie I'nion liyninasiniu ho
tween the La (irande team anil
Colon.
j News reached here on Friday of
j iho death of IVter J. Slack at Pon
' dlelon. He had been a resilient of
l"ntin since ltH7 having coino here
from Hupcrt, Idaho, to take the
proprietorship of the old Continen
tal bole). Sometime in the fall he
t won taken to the Sister's hospital at
1 Pendleton following a tini;crinK Ill
news. He was M' years of aue. He
burled at Pendleton on Satur
day, all if Ills six children belnu
' present Tor the funeral. Ho had
one ibniKhtor hi I'nion, Mrs. Imiu
And'Tson.
Mr;, Hurry McClay and Mvs.
Liiby K'nluht drove over from n
ti.;tnde Friday to attend tho party
uhou by MYs, Pliillips and Mi-s.
Jidtn Martens.
Outcasts Down
Comets Here In
Saturday Game
Willi :l till' Iioint le.l.l or 1 t In
s .tt Hu in itf Hi., first fii:irt.-r
I lio tiiiti'iisiy ronttnuril in iinln on
; th. i,('tnri.i Kilur.lny nlirht In tti.'
1. I'. S. Kvm unin tiny lind lotnli'il
: -''i in.lnt in tlit-lr iipni'nln 14 at., -.my wator from Hu- ili-poi wlmn
tin .ml ,.! tin-uaim-, with tin. Cum. n,i. wt-nthpr aa at Its o'ldi st.
j i'l K-i.rhm nnlv two iii.lnls Piirh. I Al least Mlf Kiuni la rt'sldrllt.
H i- lat thli'ii Milarl.MK. Tlii Out-j Mrs. Tlmrnl'iirK llstcnoil In for
M'asin cniisintj. or hlRli school nli. Klnir Ui-ovkk's speech early Tiies
.lentn. nnd boys nenr Ihnt ng. The day niornlntf. 11 no, nuHo thrill-
, COMPACTNESS FEATURE OF HOME
t !
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Hy Hit AKSocJnleT I'ri'ss
A compact riour-haii of wide .
utility and pleasing exterior lines
icivu (llMtlnction to this Dnll-b
(leoiKian liomo, Willie it is suit- !
able for a variety of iots, it can bo j
placed on a plot as narrow as J0
feet.. -' j
mImmmiLh I ' : Mlltl Jli arl il am r i
A uniuue feature, the laundry on cxiorlor walls and slate, tile or
tho first floor bosldo tho conneotcil I wood shingles for the .rmif. crown
Karaire. is esneclaily . apponlinjr. ed by tho chimney in red brick
Tho compact ; arrangement of the
first floor provides iicccmm to tho
Karaife, laundry, . biineiuent and
front entranoo from any point In
tho house without passing through
and other -main room. '
Jllher a woven wood fence or
wall with Iron fence is desirable r
lo coiiinlelo the sottimr. lluildlntrl
codes in nome communities do not i
permit this, howevnr, and the de-i
Cornels Is an independent local
loam. ;
K. Thompson was IiIltIi point man
with Ihroo field jfoals, 'and 'throe
froo throws, Vincent Newilu was
second with four field j?onls. r.
Monro was hiKh point man for the
Comets with Ms, points.
(II) Comets
I 10. Thompson
' I'. Newlin .
U. l-
l.
i- Haxter.
IC.Htevonson
-tC, Mnoro
It. Hoard
"M; Haxter
.Newnn
' I'alton
II-. (t.
1,. fi.
. Waile
Kabul itilteM
Uaxter.'lt. K.
Milder Weather
AtKamelaNow;
Sports Enjoyed;
.Mrs, t I-:. TliornlHirK f
(Observer Correspondent ) j
UA.NrKLA (Special) After two;
weeks of real winter Kameta is,
now enjoyiut? milder weather with)
tho prospect of more snow. Tho
which fell rt-cenlly h;
s set - j
Hod eonsidernblv but there is still,
plenty for winter sports. It Is now skil- t',"'n vviUl ,lis m" P0ler
Impossible to drive in and out of i balance: each, often with a back
Kamcla with cars, thouirh some j P'"d f Kurgoous girls in koi-lcc-do
drlvo in to tho depot. The high- I ,fus ,,l"n-. brilliantly illuminated
way. bciiitr kept cleared of snow . ! with '!r d nmnd.
Is reported In cood condition. I
Mrs. P. lib vor went to La (irande
on Thursday to sec hor friend, Mrs.
llarrv Plass. who Is reoovorinir i
from u serious operation at the I
(Jrande Hoildo hospital. ... . I
A It a WigKlesworth ha been un-
able to attend ' .school this week ! both slugs and dances; Norma
on account of a severe cold. She (Shearer niid John (iilbert in a
Is recovering and hopes to he able 'modern "Itomeo ami JuMet" mirn
to. return to school Monday. : , , her: HinIo Love. In song and
Hetty Homes, who was absent j dance: Conrad Nag-i with song and
from school at the beginning of! sparkling dialogue; Anita Pago as
the week also because of a sovoro
cold, recovered sufficiently to re-
turn on Thursday. , -
Other absentees are' John and
l.oul.e Ifyiwcs.
Mrs. If. Horstnian has now qitlto;
recovered from a bad case of flu. j
Kturineer C. O. Schubert, who
was on passonKcr service in Ln
tlrando, has been assigned ono of
the third shifts hero and returned
lo begin work on Wednesday. There
are several extra engineers! and
firemen working In Kamela now.;
On Thursday night there wore so 1
many extra men that tho railroad ;
boarding and rooming house was
filled to capacity. Unilroad busi-j
ness seems to havo recovered from
its recent seasonal slump and there
are five engine crews working ;
again, which Is tho usual number
here. !
On Wednesday, Mi's. C. K. Thorn-
burg and Homo friends planned n j
sitrpiiso party honoring .Mr. Thorn- I
burg's birthday. Mr. Thornburg !
w ho s on passenger service in l.
(Irandf al present wsui expected :
home In Kamelu about 9:30 p. in.,;
but because of th lateness of the
trains did not arrive until Thins-
day morning so the surprise wo
reverted to the intending surprlsers. I
Those pivsent wen Mr. and Mrs.'
C, O. Schubert, Mr. and Mrs. It.
HovveM and Mr. and Mrs. P. Mover, j
Hrldge was played and a late sup
per enjoyed, Mrs. Huwos enter- i
talned with sevi-ra' ohino selec- ,
Hons. I
John Heath who hns been on ,
vacation for two weeks returned
to work on Thursday. j
lvto ItedKren is working in Kt-'
un I.l at present.
he water supply is still low
!,,.,. n,i ,nanv nsliU'iila hml in
1
vltfn Is not depohili-nr otr It.
'I ho master bedroom is provided
wllli a private b.ilh with a second
bath for the other two bcdroonia
ami a laVitnry and toilet near the
first floor entrance. ' ClusetH
ample.
: Hiucco oi" lirirk may ho.nKO(!?nr
Hb utters are r
t'onsiruction costw will v.uy ac
cordliiLr lo .ehoh'iy nnd Kinde of ma
terials and prevaflinir wase scale.
Tho house can be built for $7uoa.
ineludink heatiiiLf mid plumbing,
in eomniuuitles of medium size but
estimates raiiKo beiweeen lhai fi;;-;
1,11(1 several, thousand dollaia
higher.
inK to her because only ten years
ago sho lived In London and had
hoard 'many speeches by .K Ing
HenrKo wbWe one of bis subjects.
The reception hern was wonder
ful, HlO nitiht hotlitf very cold.
"Hollywood Revue"
Now Featured ,
At the State
Meii'fi-Cnlduyn-Mnyer. from first
to last, has done a wonderful job
w ith it; KTcat musical extravaKan:'.a
"Tho Hollywood Uovuo."' which is
now at the State theater. Is has
shown us what talking films can
do. aiol if they have rcioiied this
staKo of perfection already, what
next?
Not one star, but dozens names
to cenjure with in the motion pic
turo world, pass in review before
y"1"' f,0K ''J1,'h uHh sr' dance or
Twenty soiilts! As manv dances. I
Tremendous ensembles marks this
super-musical production as the
irrea t iia rade nf y( ars --o.-s hv wit h
Marlon Davies in male impcrsona-
Hon in a ballet number, "Tommy -
A.tkin on I'niade." in which she
beautiful as ever; Joan Craw
Vf.
in a lilting song and dance act
fluster Kenton in one of his best
f screen laughs; Karl Pane and
(Hoot - go K. Arthur: William Raines
In ono of hi famous ootnedy skits. I 1
and also Stan Laurel and Oliver
Hardy; "Fkulele Ike," the maestro
of the instrument which i;avo him
his numr: (Juii Kdwanls Marie
Orossler, famous eoutedienno willi
JThe
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Fireman
Automatic coal Burner
THEATERS '
FRED SPAETH
Improvement
Gossip
Ulrliitt .
Tho wii la at I'erk(a .Motor I
romiianv. which in belli,' done 1
iiIouh with the remodeling vork. is J
umlei' t lit ilireetlon of tho If. and ;
R Klertrh- company,
Wlro Airway 1
The H. and H. Klectrle company j
wlreii the airway beacon nt':ir;
I'asco, Wash., and W. W. Vender ;
did tho ciintinct work, It Is re-
lorted.
I'hiinliers Itemabi Itiisy j
With tho frost KOini; deeper In-;
tr- the m-onml. in spite or HlfKhtly
warmer weather, plumber re-1
maincd In Keneral rusli hud: week
thiiwiuti put frozen water pipes.,
l hiv chy crew aNo spftnt most of;
Its time, operation ; Its electric !
thawer,
Wi'fk 'niitlimllil
" Work is contlnulmr on the ex
cavation of dirt for tho basement
lor 10 new itoesch building )
'Ir and Washington, with eontld-
crable prciKress made last week.
Fvigidaire Dealer
To Attend Meeting
.esse HoHoiipniijii, local Frteld
alro dealer, will litteiul the annual
I Friidairtt regional eonvontloh to
no nejii in wan j-rancisco. on wit.
it was announced today. .Hun
dreds of dealers and salesmen from
tliii section of, the (Tulted Htates
wilt aiteiid this big annual meeting,
when plar.s for li'u business will
bo outlined by faoo ry offlclulH.i
"The year jut (dosed was the
mist successful in tho corporation's
hl.story." tho local den lor said, "and
tho entire organization i optimis
tic as to In is lues a In Ili;i0. l-'ri'bl-niro'ti
leadership in- the automatic
refrifronmon industry was . main
talned in Hti'li, and plans havo been
laid to meet tho fast (ncieaHinK do
niand for FriLrldalro in-oduets which
the past year has brought.''
Officials of the corporation are
making a. nntion-wido tour to con
duct thirteen conventions, al
which approximately in.noo men
making up t.ie l-Viwidairo sales or
Kanixalinn, will bo proiient, tho lo
cal man said. Those, conventions
are bchiK held In Atlanta. Itnanoko.
IMiiladelidiia, New York, Hoston,
Huffalo, IMrolt, Kansas City, Mom
phis, Dallas, Han hYauclHco and
two in ChlciLHTi. ;
Cardinals Sign
47 Players For
Spring Workout
- ST. LOI'IS, Jan. , l!7 (AP Ap
proximately 47 players will bo in
ha riK'ss w hop -M a najfor Cabby
Stree.t blowH his horn for -work at
tho St. Louis ' Cardinels. sprlnff
training camp at Itraileutown, Vh
in a few moro vetUs. Hraneli
liickoy, Ited lllld vleo president,
j-iiid only :iO-odd had their names
on Card contnicts hut the balance
I arc coining from HiQ various farms
! operated hy tho club. .
j Tho list includes 20 pitchers, l:
infichlers. S outfielders, and 7
catchers, of whom tho Card roster
shows 1 5 huiiers, 7 gardonors, a
like number of hiflehlers ami 4
backKtops. . -
WALLOWA WINS
SATURDAY, 26-18
(Continued from page Ono)
Iocnl fans will have two games
hero tlite weekend, with l'ondloton,
traditional rival, to Invade li
(irande Friday and Cove. coming
Saturday. Tomorrow night tho
Tigers, go tti Imbler, and both first
ml cond teams are expected to
see action, in ihnt game.
:('Vach Ira "Woodlo started same i
loam Saturday-. that- played Friday
Nelson and1 Mires, forwards; Tor
enee, center; anil Faus and Uoe,
guards. Conloy wont in for Fa us
.later In the game.
I Tn0 officiating
was by Jaok
Lloyil, referee,-
and Mr, Johnson
umpire.
Uy Mioran In another; The A I I
bortina llosch ballet, tho Bmx Ki
ters,. Jack Kenny, tho vaudeville'
humorist. Nalelia Xattovn all'
theso and many others, blended lp-
to opo great revue-
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And more . . tt produces
more heat from smaller sUo,
cheaper coal than en ho ob
tained from larger, inoro
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You can reap tho full lame
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. These cold days will test the workinfj con
dition of anyone's furnace, if you are hnv-
inff troublo put in a call for .us we l)vo
'''( '
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WHILE IT IS
; PRETTY COLD FOR
OUTSIDE REPAIR
It is easy to fix the attic into a nice
warm room with Celotex
Just think how quickly it can be
done with boards 4 ft, wide and
8 or 10 feet long.
Come and See it.
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: C0AL;C0:v te';
' MR.
HOME-OWNER!
in order to protect tho investment whtyh yoii -already
have in your home it will be neces
sary from time to time to have some paint'.njj
done both exterior and interior will neefl a
jiew cwit of paint now and then. -t
There are paints and paints, all colore, all
prices made from all kinds of inp-edienU..'
Itight here we want to say that in our 3d. .
years experience we havo not been able to i
. find nny substitute for the best paint it is.
cheapest in the long; run by far.
We want to stress this one point good pnint- -
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