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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1930)
Monday; March' 3, 1DC0 "' ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pace' Seven i930 BUILDING AHEAD OF 1929 r- Total For First 2 Months Hero 117.780 Comuared With $5070 Tho building lota I fur l.a Cruudn during the first two inttHliK nf 1 !i:i. ftti;iilin.tc SI 17.- THE FORESTS' FINEST Good Wood Means Sturdiness, Permanence, Economy ' NATURE'S .test .-efforts '.'are aug? minted by man's science to give i i you timber that is strong and lusting; wood that builds beautiful homes ' and keeps them looking new wood . free from defects. When you build or rebuild, no matter what your plans, you'll find sure satisfaction in the materials and service found at HOME LUMBER & COAL IS02 Cove "WAMTV AXD FID OUT FIRST Before buying plumbing and heating materials ask for our prices. We are in a position' to make favor ' able quotations. 1311 JEFFERSON AVENUE SPLINTERS Official Publication of THR VAN PICTTRN UJMBKH CO I- . , spilii Is hrro! A aly pallet I us up last Friday ami nskod tlMiut iioh'H for Ii(r wool ikis. nrul ilial omlnils us (hat n- litft ftvorybiMly lias "to lv-llnt Miolr wnlU ovi'i'y sprimr. Wt mry VKLATOXIO, hot wiilrr Kat.-.o juino. lit Wimiltt'll ?imirs In Imlk. Call floors, ami Is low. Ask (ho tost. A dontist says Hint ho had nn absent minded motorist In liJ.-t chair tlm other day. "Will yon take Kae?" he asked. "Yi'.ih," replied (ho pationt. "and ynu'd hotter I. .ok at (he oil, too." jis up and a-k us to semi you a rol en i d. If you mv trouble ullh soot In jour ramro or heat er, just try a miuiIL loud of I'UACOCK roil. Smil liinkiles jour muse so you ean't litut your oven. I'KAmCK also has lots hss ushe. lYof: "Why rtoey ! T I ir h t n 1 n k ncvor j Iftiiko )n the. s'iTnn ; plarc twlr"" Stmh: "Hdncsn't m o.l in." I W'Jirti 1iou rli'jin lux this prlivt, jou liail iM'tlcr lay onk flnon. in juur lioust'. You can 1j3' litem ' VSN PETTEN LUMBER CO. : oh! I rht over thr 7m, I;; several hundred per cent ahead' of dm total for a, similar period in t'.'VH, nceordtnK ) city records kept by J, Ht earns, re corder, i 1 lit' permit tolaf nml "value fur ',"u'1;;1'",1" 11,30 compared with Hie same months id::o Permits. Value s $ y.n.iu 7 ins, 7.1" A'oiltii January February T'lfvl! ir, ' $1 17.7SM CO. Alain 2 IS SiaiVI CK" " ; J Vol 9 Hie cost us it hunt I'lKKly "Ih my faco ;lirly, or Is U my I in-"'" 'iKlnatlon'"' Wifely "Vour f:mo isn't; I don't know :ihout your limiKlna lion." A iKilnt hriL-h for every pnrMse. Tli.it was our Idea wlieii v e onkrwl o u r pi'lriK toek. The hnislieH are lit mid 'mi display In our toie rlpht d o w it bavins j here on (Jmm'iimihmI, 'usl iieniss t li o ; racks fume down ami . vi h Homr time. We Hkf: to help )'OU with j your building prob jenis. We have yntnn j nviro of tho plan ' honkn for hit lire w o r k feneej and ktw n furnhnri'. Va I no $ 17" t ."i.e. 7o .lanuiu y 1'ebrunry ! Tula Is i The f 1 !7 u0 mark was n( r to I reached hist : city records, ! Indications ! I'.rH) I, nil. lin:: around hall' : 'I his follows year, aci'oi iliii: it 111 11 October. now a i-o that the total will amount to a milium dollars. arlii'V estimates that I'crmtts TUDOR CHARM IN THIS PICTURESQUE HOME ! ' ' ' ' ' "; i itplMIIC, lly The Assoclaletl IMvss licnn-es-qtiene(iM op- . deiilirn ' Is featured in this six-mum home of Imjcllsh Tudor style. Although the- variety of materials required m:rl;u it somewhat' expensive, to build.' the general outline of con si riietion .com para lively si in pie. The, home Is most Miltabln for a lot between CO ' it lid 100 feet In width. . MILL ORDERS IN EXCESS OF . PLANT OUTPUT 1'OllTliAN'b, fre., March :i (Al") Order received by 1! 1 :! mills In the Douglas fir roKlon of Oregon, Was-hiiiKlon and itritlsh I'oliiintiia tor the first eight weeks of this year have exceeded production by '2 MS i-r rent, ac cording to reports submitted hy these mills to the West roast I. umber m en's association. The output of these mills dur ing the wei:; ending I'Vbrilary -'2 was .-iliout .t.mio.nao- fi-c-t over tht-ir cut the" pievious week. Or ilcis during the week were about 7,noa,n(ni feet' in excess of new business of the preceulng -Week. Itolh now himlncss and produc tion have increased, steadily- Hlnce the close of tho eold period In January. 1 he most eohsislent Increase in orders has been, made in the iloniesti'e rav- trade. . Orders from, this market the past wc'k ovr.' those reporiHd from .-the Mau:e market' fruil ' w etdis ago Were, ".oaa.ona feel in i-xreM. Hail Ol den; received - tin- pant week week decreased ' a,ioiit ll.ioia.aria n-i. .there.; having' been n nharp increase In o,der: of the wvclt previous. . ' , : ; '. ', rrodiietlon reported by tho' 212 tliilh; for the week flltHlig l'eb ruary -2'2 was 17ri.aS0.fxiu rl, or ders amounted to. jr3,4l'5.4 17 foot and Hhlpmeitts totahd 1 ."o.i.j 7. i fret. ClarkWood Says ' About the only concern that can ' make money without advertising H t"he g-ovornmont mini. Chicago may will bo p:irdoned 1 ror wr-fping over her troubles, if she will fdted her racketeers. I H'M'I' III MIW' II Ul III" fll'l . thinks that int'Mvolli ulate Kport In peing overdone. i tin-uy on in gridiron. M.iriou Talley has our ronjrralu la lions upon cnlargiiiK hr Kan sas ranch. Tin- world could wurry ;ilong w ithout opera singers, but not without farmers. The Will Ilog. rs hotel has Just been opener at riareinont, tkla homa. but we don't nupposc thorn an- any cracks In It. wls or other w tw. , After robbing flvo taxi drlv-rs u girl bandit took th- lr panls. which floi fii'1 look like a far trtmsjietlon. Candor compels Die admission ! tluit some American who rcHnt closirnc of th" ItiiHsian rhurehen, f wepioni go n''or thrlr own. Th wets want a wot party, hut we supposed that wan what they've frequently been having. The new homo for Louisiana's ! governors will rrnomble tho while' tftouso in Washington. j p'.acod lho- total at about $1H0.. , eon, Ion since then two or three new project iuviilvimr .wwml thuUMtjtd uf dollars, hnvw ' announced. J I mil at; tho lutd wet, it the euld- i rr wourher prvvented ud anoint; uf work on some of tho projects,, iUOllUlilltf Hie uvv Km-firh l.illi.U fnw. the wrecking of tin waif home near ihe O.-W. tVueksf etc. Permit ; Lssned last week fid- low: vb. ?C -J. K. Mi'Mamm. 1 1 . I Three bedrooms and Iwo baths i;tre Inclmb-d in the sceuhd floor! ' plan. 1 he largest Lcdroum might I'itFiiy ne a iv moo into i wo rooms, with one used a-: a itiwslng. room ; for the hath. If de.sbed. - . ,A tile or slate roof Js rceum. : mended, with a eollibiiiiitioii of :'lMeeo and tilllber foj- the (raillC-! vtrk. I:' a feuee Is hull! .at ori' Hlflt; uf t!."' hoiirfe, eonybbi.-able I MAKIll.i; IM.MOHTAIdTV LASTS IUT' IS VKAUS XOTTlNtMlAM. KllKltUld ( Al.') The glory that was ( reev,o w ould huv,, had a Lough time of it' In .' Nottingham's climate, at least so far iu the marble atiunary was concerned, , . ; likeness of Ktehard Pavkes Hon lugloii, tho NottinghaiuHhiiv: iirtist, ! was i-rected here to preserve bin ; memory In "Imperishable stone.'.' j Nottingham has hud consider-1 able had weather since then, with : such ravaging effect thut ihowholei statue Ih falling lo pieci-s. I It is planned to replace It with ' a copy In bronze. I I'KItSOX.Mj ISVCIlOLOiV" , i KMS ST i ii:nt ILU SION'S HOl l.MKU, rolo.. (Al) That they may sett themselves as others see (hern. 1 4 siudentn at Ihe I'ui-( versity uf rolorado have enrolled In a "personal psychology"- class. , Their aim, is acme analysis of; one . another, anonymously, lor! gradjni as to pcrsonaliiy.: Twetily 'nini; characteristii'H are considered. pineluilhiK nealacHs, lazinf-'Hy, bluff- inf,, K"oo posiure, neattn, rrj' jkiii ticHN. 'alertness,, conceit, talkative- ' m-ss, linnesty, hiimor'an'd slnt;eriiy. ' .'"This .syslenr tearhert, the - stu- t dnnts . io , face fuels and deslroy harmful ' Illusions," says I'rofesHor i Thomas IT' Mowell. . The goal of I any real Individual Is to know (he! trul li about himself. , ri-gardless." 1 i-eds Oistnrh IMiilutsophers rOhi'MRCS, Ohio (Al') Men students pay morn attention to be-' J Hires when co-eds arc alill'led to : ;tho front row. br-llevfs Professor: (Albert Chandbr of Ohio Staio unl- cimiji ui't'i rifiit-iti ui p;n(isupoy. , - , . j NCEL UPON 7 When a boy. Joint , J(..ik-. feller, .Ir., re ceived 5 coins per hour front Ills millionaire father for prac ticing on his violin. Voting llorknfp Iler's w.rk on (ho eslJilr with day 'labor ers ; wa tnorff prontnhlo ho was paid IR ' cents per liour.Wr.tUti. creel n homo,; nn 'A avenue. hu iwt-i-n Spruce ami Maple, to, nml i l.MiO. I'V'h. I'll .VullllS ItOCSCll. to! i ml a iivv-slnny brick anil run- j ii ft hiudmw. building uu Kir ; .livi't helui-cu Washington nml Ad'Jim, ll Cost MlMl.OOO. fun iraclor, Al lloisinr. 1 Mar. I Mrs. K. radon, to erect chicken house on I teuton Itetwecn Walnut and Oak, to rout care, must, hi taken so its design ' hnrtihmi.cs u ith Die la ml soaping. rinds will vary widely wi'h the materials chosen, but estimate In t-nmm unities of moderate t-,o ' pine?1 the oon.U'Ue1 ion expensili j between S,inn ami $ in.tnni, de pending on tvajve cosL't In differ- out set Hons. ' I THE GARDEN lit' ccouiiiov -.Ulpl .qiuiljLy.....tbo l.est of rr;uni for groving a veyetabh.' "garden b 'not appeal, theie is a third and convincing one that has-( caused many small bark -door witches to spring into household prominence. T'IiIh Is convi nlence. - it has w idespread ' nllei ! Ion .received fhroui;h garden club acllvlt b-s and ex changes of experience. . The garden of convenience Is a. small patch conveniently locat ed In the' kitchen door in which are grown veetnbloH which are in dally d-mand. These Utile guidcm: suited to the wsos of the owner sometimes contain unusual collections of vegetables. One noted was mado up of parsley, chives, radishes, mint, sage and late in the summer a few tomato plants. ..i . . .. Parsley . u nlwuyJ needed, , It is hardy and needs renewintc ev ery olher year as it Is biennial, lowing. a I'uvv will keep up a Hiip ply. With a row of parsley, at hand, , it is u . simple, mailer to rti'P out and cut such leaves art Hi it desired ell her for garnishing or lor flavoring. Chives are a perennial and once, planted, will, lun Indefinitely, a .foray with tlie scissors will trlvu, all thrso, delicate onion flavored tups noi'd rd for salad or cooking or villi ous cheese and appetizer dishes. . M int h: a Isu, a pei'enillal. uud once planted mvd. only to be kept wiiUin Imttnds to hi at hand ftii mint sauce fur the lamb or to cook with green peas occasion ally or lo be used In ooolUiS drinks during- the hot weather. .Nagtj Is always needed for si nfflng fuf fowls or roasts and fresh sago Is a much moro aro- jMODERN PLUMBING 'AN INVESTMENT M I FRED SPAETH 1 MONTGOMERY WARD AND VP. AUK NKXT TO tiS inn tie-,, ami npvtlMltr i lavurUii; than the dried or powdered art! ele buuj-'hr uf" ihe Rroe.iiy. The Kteen h'avi'ji may be rut a!J (lim ine r and tin tops may be pirked and dried in the fall to be used tot net tied.. The fOM" Is also a perennial, enlly iri own In use-1 able si.e the lirst year. 1 T thh- list utiKhl be ."added KoiiK'- til (bo perennial ouions yueh an the muklpllets or potato oil- ! loiirt so that uiu'ii onbdi w an , necdr'l a few yuuiiK onluus enutd j be taken an required - with no ehaitt-i' uf the family Hlipply be- j 1 (IF,- 'htiUnt d ' Win Iteetled. A J pardon of this type unco htarted leuulres a minimum of eure nml 1 It. ulwayj: dolujf Its duty. Tim j only wovk attached lo It is keep- ' jilK tii it n I'en.i, . j Improvement Gossip Improvement UoMsIp build PK--. (Vmiplole IteiliH-mallny- 'I he red eiiorn tint! !' tho inter ior of the Wallowa, court house at I'.'nterprlKu was eoinpletod Krlday, the Job hinting nlmuL thteo weeks. The work, was dune by I tin 1 hitrjf I Mint flhup. ' ; , . -; ' . '; At tlio Stutte, l)Ppn( : , 'Nn; reflnlshlns, .lirehidintr kal iomluo.a'hd pa'i'niin.' a't V'"' Htnirr depot, holtt' interior Hml e terior. '.work,, .was ' done - by .(ieorjjo. Kuv ,ol' the Coolfdtfe 1'iilht: slinp. I'aiwrtnii' and Knh-omhiln .'. J. Miller, of NniihV Paint shop. has been paperln.ij'iand redreorai inh''tvo bonnes for Al'iv. " Cilenn Saliiif In N-orl'h 1 jiM'liandiv - llaluir Itiiildlii '... ' . The fr;inio' bulldlim on Kourlh 1 i-M'eni near. WashlliKton " where ; tho iM'W DbsiTVcr building will bu ort'ctcd is beint; " torn, - tiowu. , and, Mhc. space will be cleared ,ln ihe i near future, 1 PiiMly Wiockcd ' A.nutjiiir Mriieture .thai - lH.liehr ' v reeked In make, way for a new t bilhllntf Is thtt.u'ht wavhonKc. on j Jefferson avenue. The i'tjof ainl siihs. are rihi'.' ''" ; ''' liis;ill Ort'hesiriipe Kied' Mpaeih has Installed an auditorium iiodel. Orcheslrope In the ballroom of tlulfnt Lake t-anatui'lum. cqliipjicd with' tnttd speaker . attachments 'which pro- ii)ef' miislciri n pans uf Ihe In r.tiluliun.' nun) Ouiiotik ;oiiu ' " , .Ii'shc Itoseniiaum,, -local repres entative, ' rcrent ly ''-attended' the I- rlgidnhvi meeting In- San l-'ran-ctsco, when tlu liio out look was viewed opt I in 1st lea lly, "There tire many reasons why electric refrig erator . ' tmV.tff 'V'.thrrtV.iiyortv.'-'. wt)l- . be" jH'cnler than ever before, V he s.-Hd. "t)neirt .'thai ' l-Vigldaire pre-' senln nev.'n food-. prf'w-rv.nion achji. -emenl a jiydralor, a moist air compartment which rod .only kirpn vegetables-, perfectly for many days at a lime, but has the power lo n-vtorc many varieties In tin ir original fieshnoys." Help Your Kidneys Deal Promptly with Kid ney Irregularities. IF bothered with const ant backache bladder irritations and getting up at niuht, help your kidneys with Joans ntU. 11 . i Utcd for more than 40 years. En dowed the world ovr. Sold by dealers everyvhere. 50,000 Users Endorse Doan's: JanM A. McClard, Kt lrd Marchant , 90S Hob Mil Avinui, MolSprlnga, Ark,, y: "My kidneys dion'l act n'f ht and my luick acliml fnr (Utile a aiMill. Ilia of 1 Uuan'a fills quickly fid ma ol t)ia attack." NOT AN EXPENSE An investment in home happi ness and comfort that enhances the value of your home. Plans and estimates fjiadly given without obligation. PLUMBING HEATING SHEETMETAL Plumbing and Heating jobs stay in the home a lifetime if installed by high class workmen. . A low price means, one of two things, cheap and poor mechanics or inferior materials. Try our policy of the best merchandise money can buy and the highest class mechanics at a very moderate price. - "When We do Work, It's Done Right " LYNCH PLUMBING CO. &yja u it ru t YCgV TidV Vv.a I 'f;::.,ifU.JalLj. f.L-i-.' Jxr.- I'll Jt& J e Hi t i. . a" i: i r ar-- "V--V ' 1 IB'tU . t f t t T j a rl o a a km i; ' '"lAitJnrJ ATSni'T W At IS IPADNTC IIKATINO NEXT WINTER OR THE MANY WINTERS TO COME. LIFE IS TOO SHORT. ' WE INSTALL The "don't worry" class of work and our prices will lake a lot of "worry" off your mind loo. Let us figure your work. We gladly gicc estimates. ,(" ? r r y ? y y y .? y y y y y y y y SHELLWORTH-GOECK PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. "A Service That's Different" Call Main 909 212 Elm St. iii;iai:i-.x i.. n. na-iu r. wK a coi.rMiiiA iOIU.i: KT.VCiK DKI-OT . f) I WITH AiEEK T'1' is ' plciisui-c to :m- nou ui' e a Sprini- selection of disliiiffiiislied waft - ooveriiiRS, which includes Ihe new wash-, able patterns, and a varictyof iHodernLstic and cubislic de- Thy arc uniformly attractive and durable; priced reason ably. You will enjoy inspect- i iiik them. . . . j. . .. DON'T WORRY VAfTfJ lI PliniV! AMfl 7 VVr V",'L JTr Slattdar4"' i
