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Monday, June 1(5, 1930
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
TWO NEW HOMES
TO BE ERECTED
One to Cost $3,000 and the
Other $2,000 Other
'. Permits Issued.
TtitlUlinir wns morn active In the
second week of June In Ia lirande
und. Included union t? the permits
iHsued at the offlceH of tho oily re
corder, were two for new residence
build I hk.
nim nf the now homes wns to
cost $3,000 and the other 2,00ii.
"Work on the various projects
ltmler way in thin city is proj,-renN-liif?
HullKfnetorily, it Ih reported.
Tho permits leaned last week
follow:
Juno 9- Paul Meyers, to erect a
ntneco residence on J-'Irst between
O and X avenuen, to cost $3 000.
Contractor Jlarry Hnyll.s.
Juno Jl Mux Turn, to erect n
Karate on AduniH between Maple
and Cherry streets, to cost $oo.
Juno -33 "Wootworth Co., to al
ter and repair a biiKini-H huihliiiK.
helonKlnj? to Dave Steward, located
on Adams between Depot and Kim,
work to cost $.100.
Juno 1 3 Viola Stiles, io erect
a home on II avenue between Third
and Fourth hi reds, to cokL $2,000.
. Gypiy Patteran
' Cypsles uo pa! tenuis ns fdjrn?
nlontf the highway to Indicate to
j-ypxles who follow, what roiiic has
been chosen and lite conditions;
along the way. I'allcrnn some,
times take the form of twisted
Iwlrs or fallen leaves.
Old Railroad Tunnel
The first railroad tunnel In Hie
Hulled Stales was lite Siaple I'.cnd
luiinel and was about four mites
east of Johnstown, I'a. It was
built for (he Allegheny Portage rail
road find was used fruin Ifslll to
1S.-i7.
Great Enit Indian feitsval
Kumbha-Mela Is the mighty rfi
Utrions festival which occurs mice
t'very I t years In India. II. I then
1 tint some, 17,iin,(inii p.-viplo ' um to
hath at the Junction of the three
great rivers, Caiie., Jiimnin and
thu underground Saraswall.
Dnngeroui Imitation
Parsnips are not poisonous. Oo
rnslonally entile, or even humans,
nilHtake wnler hemlock for parsnips,
nail when I ho water liemlocl; Is
eaten It frequently causes serious
Motnneh disorders.
Period Furniture
Percy MacQnold says the four
nut's of funillure In Kn;;tnrnl aro
tho nj! of oal;, Ihc npo of walnut,
tli nta of mahogany, the of
satliiwood. Washington Star,
' 7 Plenty of Tolont
One ndvauiau'e to n third Imuse
of congress composed of "export
advisers" Is Unit there will be tulb
Hons of candlilales. IJtllu Itncli,
Arkansas Ieniocrat.
Stepping Lively
Americans live loo fa-d, accord-lni;-:io
foreign visitors, wiio evident
y overlook the fact that yon have
to keep i-IkIii on Ihu Jump hi this
country to slay alive. HulTalo
Courier-Impress.
How to Pe a Dlplomnt
. A diplomat Is one who can give
it dearly ha, ha. ha. Io a story that
calls for no more than her lich,
lieli, Arkansas ( inzotle.
Home of Windsor Chair
Tho Windsor chair was Ih'st man
ufnriurcd In the; town of Illjrh Wy
combe, Kntihuid. The (own Is still
principally ensiaed In tli-j imimi
fact tiro of chairs.
piiads.u.ui,) a k,i.,i,is(;o ..'it.n tu -x
O S -"11 "I ii.iuviih. ii.ir.iis s.t.n
pui it . i o p;;.uo .m.U,(
Sclf-Rcvelnliou
"lie who tells of his own merits,'
suhl Hi Ibi, the sniro of Chinatown,
"reveals that he has not heeu suf
tielenlly smrexdul In life to em
ploy lliillert'is." Washherion St nr.
M0DIT
MAIDEN!
1Y
DON
f LOWEW
EVERY DAY
IN
EVENING OBSERVER
11
Minute Measurement
A decibel Is mi arbitrary unit
used In incnsuriiif: minute, tpiuntb
tlis of power mi thu specially en.
fzUiofi telephone id mills ovit
which radio pi'HKniiu nVo transmit
ted from fdnltou lo Ktntion.
All From Same Root
The Minniinos Coin,'!! In Ireland,
Cow in Scotland, I.eflofr in Itrll
tan.v, l.i'feliyre or I.cfcvre in
Franco. Kaber and Schmidt in Cor
many, are all cipiivnlont lo our Knj,'
lih "Siuilh."
Dutchman" (iiarterbaek of the Uni
versity of Oregon was elected cap
tain after spring practice under the
Webfooter's new coach, Jn Clar
eneo Spears.
Kprliur ISO-zr.c lb,
Konvy hona 2(Jc Ih,
lAttht hens lio lb.
BUbs 8o lb.
Flour
Hard FcOeratlou (hard wheat)
$0.00 bbl.
Soft, wheat $5,80 bbl.
Hard Kederallon $1.70 per 49
lb. Hack.
LA an as uk mrvAth maukets
Hm;ar J on lb. wick $0.10,
Vttii'loblcH
N"'tled (Jem potatoes
$4.r.o
sack, fie lb.
l'uratey do bunch.
(' ubbiiKc ftc lb..
Lettuce 10c.
Hadisbe.s 5c: bunch, 3 I'or 10c.
Yellow oi:lon:t 3c III.
(ireen pen.s 10c lb., 3 for 2fic.
Klor. new potatoes 4 lb. 2.1c.
Carrots 5c bunch.
I'tirsniiiH 5c lb. .
Spinach 3 llm. Ifle.
Ciicuinbei'H 1 0c.
Oreen onions -3 for fic.
Canllliowei 1 bC TD.
Celery 20c.
(.'elory heart 20c,
Turnips 5o lb.
Cireen peppers 35c.
Itadlshes 5o bunch; 3 for 10c.
Tomatoes 4.0c lb.
Ithubarb 5c lb.
; Asparagus 10c.
I) rry
Hatter, crenniery 30c lb., 2 Ibfl.
7Xo.
Krijs 2fo doj!. ,
Cheese 40o lb.
lion'jy Comb, 2 tic a square.
JVulm
IhIo of Pino srapo fruit, Cuba,
0c ouch.
Hanftiiifl 3 lbs, 25c.
Cal. Hlrawberrles 2 for 29c.
Apples $1.60ff$2.G0v
Lemons 50c doz;
Oruniren COertr $ 1.00 doz.
Mentx an I Fish
Poof boil 15020c.
Chops and steaks 30cif?40c lb.
Cherries Hulk; 2 lbs. for 25n
to :i fi a
s 'Watermelons (l&c a lb.
HONORED BY
d-tJlJUOIfff Jll.M '((iff)
Mildred Hinman (left) of Albany, N. Y was voted by classmates
as the most popular senior at Wellesley college. Elizabeth Bradsirect
(center) of Rochester, N. Y., Is believed to have the brightest futU'Q.
and Mary Butler ot Lawrence, Mass.. received recognition as the bost
dressed girl In the class.
or
n(D)(D)
household needs
steaming
HOT WATER
At any time of day or night
for anvnurDose vim ran lui
all the hot water you need. And
it won't cost much. A few cents
a day is all the Kolflash Water
Heater needs to supply a con
stant supply of steaming water.
Come in and see it.
5s liasy payments.
SHELLWORTH-GOECK PLUMBING
AND HEATING CO.
A SERVICE THAT'S DIFFERENT
1. . T,2,K'v fi- 1 l'hone Main 00!)
1U'' L. (t. Nat. Hank 1 r.-o.,
And doiKe Staue Depot
Hy The AHnclated Vvvsh
There Is no Kood reason why we
s'limbi not vvu"-!; out a new arehl-ttctni-al
style as ntereHUnf as any
of (ho old- ones to express the
spirit of' oi'tr times. Just, as thor
oughly as other styles expressed
the spirit of their times. . i .
In' patterning.' this house, the
designer has taken into considera
tion the typical requirements of a
family of four -to five people who
wish to build on a 50 by. 100 fool
lot.
Ho has laid out floor plans that
will hi' pt suit the needs of such a
family. Tho kitchen is nt the
front, tho llvlmr room has n wimr
Neat "Comeback'
It If a rtllp In Hrllnln's hnnp
nf eotumatiN Unit members must
be ndtlreK.-i'd us "honorable mem
hers." A rertnln M. I'. who wns
culled to order for addressing the
house Incorrectly yot out nf It hy
Buying, "I much rearer that I called
you Kt'Htlelilen."
Sphinx Badly LUed
The mutilations of the Sphinx
which now dlsftiMiro It dale from
the Arab domlnal Ion, Ituetleker
nays In his "Kulde to Cairn and Kn
vlrnns" that In 1STJ0 the Sphinr fell
A victim to the IconoclRstle eal of
a fiinntleal Kheik, and It wns after
ward axed ns a arj;i't by tho bar
barons. .Mamelukes,
CLASSMATES
THE KOLFLASH"
We Sell and
Recommend
"KOLFLASH" Water
Henters
"IDKAL RED FLASH"
Ikiilera
"AMERICAN"
Radiators
"STANDARD
SANTARY"
riuiuhinfir hlxtm-es
"ECONOMY"
Coal Stokers
"DEMING" Tumps
& Water Systems
"KEl'UBLIC"
Brass (Joods
Cipe & I'ittinRS
mi
T
Si
ik .a
MODERN AGE EXPRESSED
to Itself and the dining room faces (
to the' rear connected with the'
living room, yet well divided from
It.
In UiIh case, the passu go which i
He pa rates living and dining room !
has been made Into a little solar- ;
ium by the Introduction of a bay '
window. This window not only j
provides sunlight but I nereasv!. .
tho size of tho room. j
Tho slab-way to the second !
floor i'Imm from the entrance hall. I
On this floor we have three large
bedrooms, a. dressing room and j
l wo bat hs, The dressing room
opens from the master's bedroom1;
and connects with the bath which
Voice of the Slugrraid
If some system could be for ltd
fo one ilitln't have to get up In
the morning, life would bo i. lot
pleafiuiiter for us. lilllsboro Xmis
II era Id.
Names Taken From Bible
It is said Hint the iillile supiMes
one-half the mimes nf . civilised
men, and that there are about rive
femininu names Lo U7 names lor
nien.
"Each Other" and "One Another"
"Kach other" nus'it. In st.-.Vt
tisuge, to ho illMliigiilshiMl frcmi
"one iimdhor." "Kach other" j.p
plies to two only; "one another'1 to
more than two.
Sacrificed Citizenship
Tt was considered de-.'radin In
nouinnrk In the Sixteenth cenrvry
for a- nobleman lo study nMrori
"my.; eonsoquently Tychn Ilrnho,"
tho astronomer, being of aristocrat
ic, birth, loft his native country.
Wisdom Must Bo Employed
liooks aro but white paper, -alleys
men spend In 'ictiou the wis
dom they et from tlmkglit. K jl-
.WW.
"Tree-Planting Mr. Adams"
Tho American Forestry associa
tion says that John Quincy Adams,
sixth President, was given this nick
name because ho urged the plant
ing of forests in order to grow naval
supplies. In lS'JS what might be
called tho first forest experiment
station In America was established
mid acorns of livo oak wore
planted.
SPLINTERS
Official Publication of
THE VAN P1STTBN I.TTMBRR CO.
No. S7
A. .1. Took. I S1I1
ulivct, rp-ifinfetl his
homo with our as
phalt slilimles last
uin-U. (has. tlihlc
bra mil did the work
for 1 1 1 m.
t'liongb lumber to
make the dining
able. ,3t doesn't rt
ipitu1 fniuii ami it's
easy to carry.
"Why did you stride
the telegraph oper
ator'.'" the judge
allied the prisoner.
"Well, yo' honor."
said the culprit, "I
hands him a tele
gram for my gu- nn1
ho starts readin it.
So f just n;iturally
up an busts him
one,"
There's no guess
worli nbotil It A I.
SAM WOOL. It nr.
tually cuts down the
Tuol itit. It keeps
the beat in mul the
cebl out. liimic
should be Million!
Father: "When 1
wan your njre, ton.
I was clad to k1! any
bread to eat."
Hrlnlit flve-year-otd:
"You're much better
off now that you are
living with us are
n't yon. liaddy."
Dining the summer
mom ui there Is often
nrett for out door
Ih'iicIics and lablcs.
They ran be easily
made ami Hum '11
help lo make (tie
VI PfllEN
LUMBER CO.
tuldoorv o n jiinbl
mid comfortable. It'
rou're Rtdng tump
tr. tiik o 11 I o it s
is used only by the occupants of
thf-i room. The other bath opens
to i!it' hall.
Tin. bouse is constructed of
brlci? painted white. About tho
doorway red brick has been used
for accent ami this color brick has
also been cdrried out in the upper
section of the chimney. A radical
departure from ciiHtoinnry prot-ed-'nre
has been - adopted In having
the roof eaves come down behind
the bouse walls Instead of over
them as is usual.
Costi of building in various sec
tions of the country will range be
tween $10,0110 and $12,(h0 because
of the difference in labor and ma
teriol costs.
Women's Work in Homes
A survey of u i-riuip of women
In cities of from 2..KM1 to 5o,fMH pop
illation showed iliat the average
lime was ."1 hours a week, while in
cities of r,u,uH) and upward tho av
ora;:o was a little more than -IS
hours. The farm women rnup aver
aged more than (i2 hours a week,
making the general average for all
women observed slightly more than
51 hours.
Early Uc of Sliellac
: I'efervnco to lae are found In
Ssinkril tlloralure. In early times
it was used as a dye. Pliny In 77
A. D. wrote of lac gum, known In
India atal ojhet eastern count rlos.
Shellac as a varnish has been
known in. the east from verv early
times.
Ranfje-Finderi at Sea
1 Itaiigo-iinders simitar lo ihose In
-iWarship are now being lnstnllpd on
pase:i-er liners. By their aid the
lil-inm-e of objects, within a range
of l'.",(!i:0 yards can bu determined
Willi a degree of accuracy sulllclent
'for practical purposes. Thus tho
lii.' lance of an object six tniles(uwny
can be determined within Cuu feet.
Fox's Nickname Old
"Ilnvuard" designating tho fox,
ns "rernml," tho modern French
word for n fox. aro taken from a
celebrated medieval animal alle
gory called (ho Kniiiiin do Itouard'
or Itoynnrd, in which proper names
won given to each boast.
Clyde Van Pusen, the Kentucky
derby winner last year, has not
won an important race this year.
Vol. 3
IIM.SA.M WOOIi 111
s11l11llr.11. A s k ll,s
lllioiit It.
Irnto (' it s t o ni 0 r:
"Y1iimi I put tho
i'm:i1 nn fur tli'p Tlrst
thno iiti'I buttonod
1! lip. V burst, tho
s r :l m il o w n t lio
l.n.-k."
'I';iilnr: "Yrs. Hint
shows linu- woll our
lnittoii!4 nro .ncwpil
ti fly lins ovrr yrt
Irarncil thr I'onililii--
Illioil llll Olir M'l-IM'M
ilimrs.
T.nto m:iy lioal a lot
01" tiur triml'ti'S, lmt
uir.mtinii' it luinus
ni'tes luo :it thi
1. nil;.
yy. m:u. to
sum, .r. i.
Over Night News
Ity The Akmm'Iii(cI I'i-csm
01IHstl(
Washington Hoover announces
he will Hign tariff, making use of
flexible provision to remedy in
equalities. Washington Shousc says iIpiii
ocratN will make tariff issue in
i-ointng congressifjuul campaign.
Hammond, - Ind. Man wife.
Ki-anddn lighter killed. daughter
i-iitically hurt after army pkine
ei-ashes Into their sedan.
Sashington While House de
nies 1 'resident Hoover is taking
iiies In New Jersey primaries.
New Vork KeiKievsky claims
attitude record at .fo.ooo feet ' for
si.ai la lies wit h fiOO-ki Ingram load.
Uallas Death toll In Texas
itorms and t loons reaches eight.
Washington Senator Oddle de
fends admirals who. spoke against
treaty.
New York President -elect
i'resies, of Hra.ll. arrives.
, Toledo Searching parties hunt
.seven men, believed drowned in
Lake Krie.
Foreign
Uerlln Gilbert ways Immediate
budget reform is imperative if
Cermany is to pay Young plan
obligations.
Bucharest Humanlan orthodox
church refuses to recognize Car
ol's divorce from (jueen Helen, but
legally dlvone still stands.
Calcutta Police arrest more
than . 1 -i- civil disobedience work
ers, including officials.
Paris l.uclen Ivlolz, former
Kreneh finance minister, dies.
'a u ton Bodyguard assassi nates
Lieu. Kuan Vet. governor of
K wangsl province.
Shanghai Specially trained
anti-pirate guards to protect coast
al shipping.
Berlin Police arrest. 150 fas
cists, release all 1ml IS who refuse
to remove brown shorts.
Completed Wiring
The wiring for the country' i'liib1
is being completed by C. V.i;Tal
bott, who is also doing some wir
ing for '.nek Chandler In J'TuK-
dalo.
Install Holler mid Itmli.ifinn '
A r. S. Capitol Boiler nhtf'rnif '
lallon was installed at vlio 'resl- J
Sampson
Windmills
&
Stover
Gas Engines
V2 to 12 Horse
LYNCH
PLUMBING
CO.
Improvement
Gossip ;
Spring time is clean up time. The exterior and in
terior of your home will look better, will be better
preserved and you will have a more valuable property
if you have our expert painters and decorators on the
job.
La Grande is becoming a bigger and better town and
also a cleaner, more attractive town. You can do
your bit your neighbor is doing it by keeping your
property well painted.
ESTIMATES GLADLY FURNISHED
WITHOUT OBLIGATION
EPA!N cOo
tP-nre if i:d Kbell on Pennsylvania
avenue.
I-;tVntioii !!. ;i esse
The excavation work at the Ma
sonic property, where a twn-ftory
building will be e:cc.ied to be oc
cupied by the J. C Penney Co.
store, is almost completed.
Install KKtur's
Tho 1L and S. Kler.trlc company
will insiall.'the lighting fixtures In
Hi new Observer . building this
week., '
Plumbing Work
Nato .weifet is doing somo
plumbing, work at the new gym
nasium at Cove. lie Is also fin
ishing the plumbing work at nn
fip'ininent house for Lowell Wil
lian.son on Washington avenue.
Iii-MlNux Haiics
The 1L and S. Klectrlc company
i ; installing some new electric
innsen ai the Johnsfin apart
Do You Bathe in an Old Fashioned"
Tub? ' : r.
Bring your bath
prT
oft
'Stamford"
Look over our display. -There you will see how modern
homes are fitted.
We Take in Old Fixtures on New Ones
NATE ZWEIFEL
1314 Jefferson ' Main 84
LOWER PRICES ON PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
3 PIECE BATH ROOM SET
$64.75 .
Consisting of the following fixtures
WHITE ENAMEL BATHTUB,' SIZE 5 FOOT COM
PLETE with all heavy nickel plated brass trimmings,
ready to connect to piping
CHINA TANK CLOSET COMBINATION fi gal-,
Ion white china tank, oak or birch mahogany finish
seat. 2 inch wash down bowl.
WHITE ENAMEL LAVATORY. Size 17x19 in.,
wide apron, 6 in. back complete with heavy nickel
plated brass faucets and trap.
All fixtures are absolutely guaranteed.
.$64.75 .
SKK TIIHSH FIXTl'J?KS OS IIIS1T.AY IN Ol'lt SHOWROOM
li Inch pnlv. $ ".."ill per 100 ft.
:i Inch Kfilv. II. "ill per 1110 rt.
1 inch kiiIv. 1 :'..-.( per 100 ft.
IK .Inch km v. 111.00 per 100 It.
1,i Inch, ftnlv. 22.i:.-i per 100 ft.
2 inch k-iiIv. I'.O.OO per lot) It.
SEWEK PIPE
4 Inch Term Cotta sener pipe Sill. 00 per 100 feet. I,c(.
iliinte yon on yuiir plumbing fiiiiiplies.
MELVILLE'S
1431 ADAMS AVE.
35 years nf incrchnmlisliu; and service to the peoplo
of I'liiuu County.
i I'ariua unier i.iiiits ihmiiihii- i.i
Nato XweKel , has installed : :fi
' I'.irma Water IJiter for K. B. Cfl-.
i lin-. and alsv for. J. W. Dixon. 1
1 IB-mo VmIp,. Systems -
l I'Vmr Kairhnnk's, Alo'rse holfie1
water systems have 4y.cently beftajf
; Installed by Nate Kwelfel. .tthe
! was ftr Clay p'ox, of Imbter: aiiT
0'!;cr for Kenneth (lokeler; ARV
j Aiidoregsr of Hoi Lake, bottgbr Uie
thiiil. and a fourth was put in, at -i
the country club.
j -
IN niodcIIng - t j i
; Jd wards and1 Price are remold
ing and doing some work on the
Fred Kchllke home this week. They
a ro a Iso. redecorn t ing and pa I n t - ;
Ing the home of Mrs. Walter Cat-;
m;r on Second street, " "''.!
i ' - - -
. -.
lccoratlng Tabernacle (
V. A. Carrlgau has tho contract' i
for painting and decorating the K
D. S. Tabernacle on 4th street and
is very busy getting it oonipleiert".'"
room up to date
jwr ,T Tlf
' lir!
Water Pipe
i