La Grande evening observer., July 21, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

Mtmday, July 21, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tape Six
LOCAL BUILDING .Sidelights On :
shcwsbiggain; Rn
La Grande's Increase! !...;. caawm
Largest Among Oregon IjiL
fitn -frti !Ts1r r.f VcaV scwncrs. was cut in the mour.LUm
T .
Cniy t6ree cities in Orsgoa sfco-
h i.,T-?r butidiinr volume lor tee
firt haif cf than during the
P" 1C ?L;
. ""r" "" (
juit compietea. v. - -
La Grande, with out Iur and
half time ai inner building activity.
Uans'nlield also aroi a tots pro- ;
pcrtlcnate pain aii'J Lnene i!c-ed a
gam cl aaout
Tne uartt io? Orcjan
the fir
half of the :ao years
fel-
low:
City
Albany
Assoc .a 23.i4
Eugene "5
KUK-itlJ Fulls 7;sko
La Grande SS7.u
Marshfield 4957
PcriUnd - assi 43
Seui
Tctr.1 S7.SI3.40d :0i.47l
Der.c-.in: & decrcaf-
La Grande buiidi a: Jo
xvcinr. vii. it 5t--G" i an ::crfA?
over Jur.e I9, in o;ps.ny
siia
Ci J viae, 133 June. KC9
AiOAv.y -
Aicr:a
usca -
KIaui:J. Fails
La Grsiisie
JatarsMield
p.n:::da
Scltm
.45
1 S
6;0
3727
During ?b- but vetk ih fei:oii:
pm:il4 were isiui in L Grju-.df:
July 16 B. K. Ac-cn. 2r
ar.d rtpair ft tcn-.r ca Ji bt:vca
Ciar irtl O-xjc. work W cots
Julj 17 O X. C43i?rcra. to ;
irsd r?pa:r the I. O. O. F. tempi
Fir:. t: V,"wh.ii;gjCi
ftjid
PACIFIC AIR TOUR
"
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ers la Cailforaia aad e.wwhere hr re
been receited iar apianes receauy
turned out of the p Lt r. Ik There
tTery pcwsihihiy shxt a ut-aiotortd
Fofciet ta be ca the tour. Eatnes
are atill cccaing la aad will ccctiau
tc she start of the tour to Mr. Law
tor.' daa:.
pamaus fiiers of the Pacific Notrth
wrst wiil be piloting many of the
airplane when they arnie la the
rariotxs eltiea, .
Kiss Dcrothy Eesttr. IS-ye-ar-oCd
Pt:l studec-t of Tex Baakin's w&o was
the first wcar.aa la th histoity oS
aviatici to do tie daagrus outide
loop aad the upsis: dewa outaode
spin, ancther difficult ciaxoeuveff.
will be cae c4 th.e Irttured sluat
pilots a the tKir. Ree a:iy ia a
contest with sev-ra mta piicaH. at
Kelso. Wash-iapon. she waa first
pru the first lias tn the Paciiac
Sonfcwe.t a wacsasi eicr won first
nnae in staatias at aa air naeev M-ss
Htr hcaids the record :ar outage
ccf for wocaezr wit to ;.ir w .
credit. She is tr nt resaa-caae ft aix-year-cjiS bcr aha had falSsn orT "to -irrtai cca.-wsicns aad ohliin fec
Kveaaa pii of tfc v.d- oi tcicce on ta aslaad e Ircar-a. la -ra laas, are w-.ihdrawn aad the
pilots have said aho hare n tit: uc Stockacua. aaraapeUo. Julia pct ts chaaged n;o a gorera-gen-wctk.
- - lniacief at 3 rescue at tae ae of eralship. .
EUtih FoStz. one gS tx sv vecn ,mc1y, f waich he rfved a sudal. ' Tae ftrrt Cwrciil to fccid oifice un
c pilou in th Caned States to 3ol . . drr the changed coodi:sca. was Coi-
tsMiort licena. sad winner ta' an-
ponaat air race t-at jear, will. piSot
a light plane aad give a aaort exaiba
uoa of stuatiag.
There will be Kick Kamer Jraai
Spohaae, faracus for fcxs refueling
night around the country in the " Sua
God." Karaer will f;y a giant Fvsd
maaopiane ia the tour.
Rankin Cosnin
Ttx P.aak.a genial Texan whose '
drawl is known io v-ry piit in th-e
couatry. Israels foir his three - flag
flight froa-i CaaAda to Meaicxx his
crcaw--ccuairy derates., hi outside '.
loops and hi week on aaticsaal ccca- ;
n-.atter for the prcasciioa of aiianon. '
will fly his own ship ia the tour aad
xtii fc ca of the siar perlcctaer ol ;
the cccamerc ml stuat.:ns u-m 1
&c-doa Mouace. Califcsmia pUot
who recently set a wxKd'a itocrd foe
cuu-de ioc-r waa in cae fv-ht. '
has tea safd so ovi cut.d Iccj ,
c-.xr the air-psina. ?lcag with Tt
Hani: a, ix.c rcord he be'.terrd.
Uguk is an exprt siua; piio-t aio.
Wiiitr Caie. Varaey Air aiail pvi'O
w hesse b.irsd flyiag exhibi v.ca here
recently was p:a-wd by experis. will
a&o fly a p'jaa with the c;h ccca
a.raa; tr--5-. he ;wfr;UTi i-ock iiil
fr-oai the a-rpc-rt a. Pen land, tie
thrcuch ttxtrid aiiauers la the
air aad landed the plane without
ureiag ihe rc-urx sia: a fcxd is
used to cc-ifr hi coctpii. Aa assis
tant was ii the cAr;e-- rccka:t ia ca.se
cf aa a:v:c:fat. but he sever touched
the ccntrviia ctvt.
Toua Stnaiiiu
oiiviM b:.l c:
er.Q-.d :a f-jls S
ii.it two ty Ciat
arar.y j
our cf t--ii
-a to aai
Vc.urv
5 cf Miami. F". . riari to
b.xrs y-asars at ai;ht.
WilHaaj Wauca CUrfc, Saft-iaaader
wi :h. the Rr vi : y ,i Hoc :a.. c a i 5
gj.nia and Ke-l 4 by . cv- oi l-O.
:se fi;chi;-s fcr M.ssn:p;u uai
f lrd ali---tv:-v
S-aat-.w. a- Una1
i-liir tula, in t
h:i s-rzr. than r
paiii jears.
the Wasiiaivtosa '
that U.t:r.z a ;
: c.'k "sas in
by ia.:is.e i.r a r.ev r. Tr.-f ch-tp ;
ij rr.-i'.ar s:..:;.i.- Luiaa rx.;,-f-.-c
ar. tx.eroi crtr $rt:iy hard
Xo uail,-.:si?.r-i ;e caap ;o cra.rT
u;! a ai.ta fr-. a c.i-'s uwit to ,
acir.c i;:trr-ei li;-.ali;.r u; ,
mate-. E-ir-e Cu:d
After ca?-.u-v..r t
Sir. Gallaat Fvr-s s"
wcrid. Lit of a.ca-j
.f At1.; racier.
..d f:f:h cr. ;h
y w.rjiis horses
Mx-kpy Wtllf: r-ii-.-'dir-ST.iht ch.tai- .:
picsu.. w. ara. :;.iii!! to avi? the lirhi -teea
vywe ic h t cr-a: r, :v ecj-al t .-?e
reccr-d c! Bofc F.tw;rr. aoa. -aho hi.d
tnjfls ia tanre d-iisia.
Charl y Berry. r.w catcher tnr '
B.voa Pd Sa. forsi-riy as aa ead
on the LsS-jtX't to&iixt'd teaat.
The LVtrret T'-wr ths eic-a have
rvea pcag s-tnMr Jisr fecraer ccCltge
pi-ayrrs-
Chirjfcgo Sifaate ccearr:i h - .
twi-sc-ouT Ruifc Kanxia MaOrsra-j-.-k s
prfaiest fiaaarial r;r-::ori? in -eaa- j
t3aTai carr.7M..f.n was Frtidtc-rxk W. Al-
Jen. Vcci briSter.
llh a CAir.plr.f party and unable lo
be reached, even at uccit of e-dtur-
afuch cf the furniture "saw! .
Trent the Jc Goyette house W3j,
tkrewe from the uostair window.
A dance was in trie ball Ff-
idaT ereruci ar.d the tiJuicer cud only
beets Ecne & abort time wr-ett (lames
-were seen burslsrur (rem the tool.
The bells rane and wiiiities sound
ed and a crowd (ratctr tn a ry .
inert lirr.e Dill w.e irai:-.c uai-ujus a;
this time ct lite rear is exc-wduvv v
tirv snd it -&s soca a itjas of liamesv.
The mdeU house, clctte by ioia
caiipa and It. too, be.as ?& frarr.e
.ruc5ure was hUx:&g J;erceiy. Ti
rimin! wts wry short ar.il ' t.e V.&t.
and Mr. J. K. Rotiain. vir-.o neic
living tiierc. were noi t. to save
iery n.uclt. Mr. and Mr. Rcijiua
bad ealy been living there k thin .
t irft. Ti;e:r son. O- B Pr.feincn
came Xcr livea. rd toct vheas to his
hc:ne on the fei.fls;de.
The lie ute across s.re-t- owtc1
by Mr. Minnie S:eve:is, cf Fcriiiii.
v:at Itre once but ?rz& s3t-k!.
Water w played on til :he s.:r
rouuair.s builcSmrs and they vf:e
hus safted lrcm tee riy:ag is,
Mrs- Cor E;oa, -ri hauta is '
Titain a tivjet cS;.$tji&c Irons the
j-jct'fir- Gcyette iusf was tblixe.
105 376 1 Vlr. id Mr. Goyette Lid Just la
2akj sted new eJettrsc pua:p. They
7753 cjumed lasarice but this
15 2i5 cn the hou ar.d J-ara;',:re. Mrs. .
I 12t.S3'J Goyette had carden c-i beau'.iful
IlcBers ar.Q uv :r.ea c:-rr.rii ovej
.he perches and n ir.iow nudt &
Terr artistic sjekI lore-y elJeci.
Joe Cku rsc-ther. who dees
dc i walk rerr well 2-4 CArrlcJ to a
place ci satiety- The Gcyeite famtly
s.re dow UvtKg in aire., Co: a Blocta'S
hciii.
Kaiiaa Roger is out ag-aln aftir a
severe injury to hi eye. when he ae-
cdtatiy cut it with a sharp laip'.f -
a--fnt r.e a rsj-i;r-ar.
The ia-r.h-e:T chrr:A are fr-r,i t
be not ful!y rtpiaed tr.d wcifc was
Cis-caunuS cn thi var.ety Ft&ti-ay.
5 mm. Lydia M. Lactt wa hazily
surp.-iec T.vdnerfav alieracca or the
i. cf cP e:"d srhsol izitrj&s.
Mr and Mrs. Hearv Shs.tj: ct Rcches-
ad;tui Mr. aad Mrs Scarce
ti, xourirj the v-u;h-ra sta;
aad Cahfcraxa. ThfT 2e:
Thursiay aiccaiag foe tae
t here
Ttllsw-
sic&e Par
Mrs. Ivy F ldna aad seta. Richard
whe hate been v.:v.s; h-ere for th
past 3wo wcifts left Thursday eveaiag
for thrir hrt-e la P-srtlaad.
Altla Cctoa is carrj'iag 5h rural
a?-aiL while L. D. S-uthjTiard tai.ag
hv Tacat-n.
Mrs. Boy Bker. who tatirrptx: aa
aradii operation at tiie Kct La.ie
gaaitcriirm., Ttiesoay is raiaiag slcw
ly. -I"-
J. R. Frre &a3 the bo?1 skiving
at Caaip Tew B;w have ca lad
ing the i at Walkrwa L&te.
CaVXCK nril"H DIMMER
CAVILS IS 1ROM UKOtYMNG
STOCKHOLM. Suwa vF Sneea
t;rr. a rescuer c-J jyiaris frcca
drcwamg is Ksrald Julia, a crwl
swedxsa raiairaer.
K Istesi feat csoslsted
tJtarco Kt-ti reie-ie- aiarks the cse. Bato Eocaa. He suceed ed Ga
b;g irar-je fad -rut ci lire :h::d a.ai- 'ri Fiieraeac da Cazaara, whose dia
br c the S'tv Teak C-iaais taaio-s tasswil w dsrr-aaded foitowing th
iaf-e;d. a!fgisa,t:c5a of th.-e d-gputy tizh car.-
HINDU WOMAN
1
4,
i -
Mrs. Vrfr.t a K. PjrfVH. z Hia : - a rt i!':rs Ba.-!aiy.
re.-;r.s: gi.tn frr ";"ais A" c i;:' I &e is the Prat H;a
i i i ri; .t t?v3 -tzzzr. : Se -& s-.cn at a Eaaay a-.r-rt
t etr ir.j'r. ;:r-. Vi :r Veti-
NEW PREXY FOR THE ILLINI
f- . ' i - vV 5t . .4
f-.. f, -n..' '
Cr. Ci- d K.,-:fy. t-si
turning e-wtf lac ats & ! rt
HOUSE HAS ENGLISH DISTINCTION
fiJLiiSifcSS i.i !
i, 4 !
B? te .VsocLed Pre
tJ " ' " Vf-l S
' c. soiaAre .ype oi
house. la BiticEaii-.y 15 EIlih but
can tisaet.
Th iu are cf red brick cf ho!-
Id tile with stucco finah and the
rcc ts c shtnc.es prcectnjr two in- .
cs cxer the face of the wall.
fa of :re wall.
The pine d the stairs and rear
carry are unusual in this plan. Very
sekjoca is it possible to get the front
dcor in the ceater cf the gatle in
SLT.li sen cf design, but here is has
ba zc:tTii. ;
Th diias sad living rooca both
fz.:r ca the parch, which is on th
fist -c cf the hcuse, aad there,
rhD Jld fc a giniea ca that side also,
The rear course- is intended for
Portuguese Colony of West Africa
Reeling Under Its Economic Ills
AXGOl-V. P-.ucuese West Africa ; .var.er. lieutenant Moras Ssr
s" After fite lean years, this once mento. But CoL Borna was confronted
praspersts co-c-iy aai cemtrstcoe cl witii rach a stifseruig proaSem tiat
ice r-r.ui-j;e Airman empire finds . te sent in ha reKgnittca.
: " tost unparalieied ( Ser.hor Antccio Oiirena "Salalsr,
cccsisiw '.Itsa gnawirj at tr ; Pcn-jraia financia! wird. who is
v-'-s" . ! acting cc&siii mintrter. is putac
i t trout j bcth ecsirjccnlc and - the f:r.'.fy':r-s touches to the coenpre-pcl;.-aa.
It wis cauad prtmanly by htrsiTe "Caiotiul Act which he
W.i r-i. siurtp ct ceffee. rubber is the author. An asriculiuril state
isd otrsrr nw atnals on which bant wui be creaad to tend moneT
tte pnspsr-.iy C. tne coLucy deptais. to piasters at a Jew rate of Interest.
i.r.i wis iatjjy asirarated by aa . T2ae present prciihmie rate ca Joans
a;td tx'xli.cr. :s reduced July I to rein re ice
Air tr casttr tiien by the mnetiry teaaton.
thi (iKrse
i high cfitiwjoarrsa:?
li- arc--fd aai2 the supresae autiiar-
:ry t-j in the raiaiser cf ccSaaies
; Lii-.:a. Certaia prercw-a tires of ta
AN AVIATRIX
1 af',t t
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1
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j
Vr.rfWTiirt s
the laos. use by the faauly. As tmzal
U J000,, OTC" bKS-
rccm botn hare fir'. rt-ln.-r,
with U-.e large central chimney. .
pronded in the three bedrooms, tfiey
do hare wtde window. hicTat leJi
parTUUy makes up for the deficacr.
The two batiis
aad closet soace is i.t.
.rt ' "
The front cf the bouse should far
west. A kx cf 50 bv 100 feet in sire
is eaough for tins type of bow. The
ocat oi coasiructicn should be Jroea
&3.G00 to 510.0CO.
Scae nice old Enclish box a; eiOwr
side cf the eatraace and a clipped or
psret hedge la front wiia a fonaal
garden in. th rear are scza cf the
acceasories necessarr to coeaplet the
picture.
KllUca4i u J w.
taecougaay reorraaraed. It was chus-
ed
at the weeiiy baitace sheets ol
this laststuuaa were fated in order
loccrrer up the parlc-us state cl colon
ial r. nances.
The exodus cf black labor to the
Trans-raal raiaes is a source of worry
to the gQTemmeat. To counteract
this raass eaarauca, the gCTemmeat
la plaaniag ;o lewer ihe nauve tax
aad redu the hours cf work. ,
The leader of the mutiny against
the ai?h cr.-rr rr. wraoaer was Goloael
Gscipru. He was chief ci siiif o the
garrison of Loaada, aa-d twice de3ed
ith gcteraaieat, m caie lasance
I threateaiag to arrsst any gcreraor
3 seat frccn Liabca, As :h coloaiai
arrr.y sided wiih hiao. the gorera
i raeat reXraiaed frcca taking drastic
j measures agaiait the rebel officer, al
jtfcough the cruiser Vasoo da Garaa
was seat to raoie a d-ezacBamtacn at
Lctaada.
j Dunng the mutiny the port cf
j Lcaasia was closed to fcreign shipping
jaad a state ci siege was praiiairaed.
thereby addiag to the trade cepres-
EMPLOYMENT
IS NORTHWEST
AT LOW POINT
PORTLAND. Ore, July 21 (itoeciaH
Eaipicyrafut ia Jccgiag caaips aad
sawmiiis of Oregcsi., laaao aad Wah-
; lagtca is acw a: the lowest potnt
; since 1?23. aocccdiag to the 4L ecn
plrcraient service. Port U ad. whose re
cfat surveyi shew that apprexuaateiy
IO CCO lumber workers la "the Pacif ic
ncrtawest are either ca part trta or
are without wcrk.
Ia reviewiri the eairloyraeat coa-
; deat Riegaitx a the 4L said that aog
ciatg caarp aad sawnuU eaployTatnt
u in direct proporu-ca to the sale aad
: tise c2 lumbea aad forest producta.
" Sales this year have fceen the low
est ia 10 years, but fuadaaeatoi i
ccaditi-oas are suas-iaatxallv better
taar in 1 ?1 3. he said. "Stocks ct
; lua-sber are low everywhere. If every
lumber man tif ac turiag plant ia Sorta
Aarrrca were to ciose for two moaths
practically all available lumber wouid
to used up. even at the present is
': rate of ccosurapticai.
- "Waile a few occ-4L cccapaaiea
hae cut wrs to Jew levels, there is
a ccsaTsetics ca the part of leading
haaberraea that cutting wares will
ni-t mcreas the ccaad fcr lum
ber aad caa result only in relatively
acwer returas a-M calx lcr laaiber
workers tut t&r all lines of busmess
"Aay chaage trrca new ca saculd
bras rarce e.pXymeat. but there ts
to prospect fcr aaythiag l.ke full
time vxt in the Siaaber industry
befece the early part cf year.
Arja:-uaot.taeats frora all parts oi the
ccunirr cd plan tcr prr.-ects which
r?ruire lumber. iad;cate that gradual
ima-rcvenient should begia ia Sepvesa
b; r AXGl FR TO rOMPf TE
I t.lXF O.VI ItHRVET
MOBILE Ala, .x huadred
aaj.yrs fcca rrir.T states will vie here
A'ru 25 to 2T ia the seccad aai'tal
gulf fih-ag redeo with. tarpc- the
Mlvtr k.nc cd the sea. as the principal
ci -Ct-Tf ,
The aagVra. arvfexs aad expert.
alsj will pursue k.ag raackereL Spaa-
sh raackrei. bcsaitos- speciied trout,
redfuh. blsickfisi. ravala uag-
F.-fT. Gaines oq Dauphia asiaad. at
the cecter cf the rod aad reel carairaL
3 At the TT-d w-y mark this seAKXi.
"B.be" Kerraaa. BrA.-lr-a stagger.
vat the runner -&a la stoa huts,
Lambs Shipped
From Hilgard By
G. W.RuggCo.
j By Vern tVeimer
(ObserreT Correspondent )
HILGARD. Ore. .Special) The G.
. W. Rvigg Co, oi Pilot Rock, shipped
, the first b&nd of lambs Irooj HJ-
: gard this year.
l Mr. and lira. J. M- Grave and two
caugntera, oi vaacourer. Wash, have
moved into one o the cabins at the , The home oi Torn DeBorde on C
Five Point service staUon. Mr. Grave , Suet ta being wired by the H. and
U working on the higbsray codsu-ik- . Electric coaipjiy.
uca oo and wul be stauoned at H:l- ,: '
gard for a year. ? installed Lsht
UtUe Miss Barbara Jan Reece-j ctLrl niebniIsat h instaned
:7-L XlFlSoo and .dairy -rOr
Twelve little guesu were present
in- party. Those present were: Lou
Ann Price and Nancy Coombs, of La
Grande, Alice ilsy Weiaaer. Bobby
and Gerald Draper. Virginia and
Maxine StanaleTe Winifred and
le&aor Grave. Bonnie and Beverley
Webb and the guest of Jboaor ,
: air. and Urs. Howard Siaret and
aauthiers. Virginia and Doris, Wt
: etiaesdfiy aioraiag lor a mcaih'a
riiauan- They will -nsit Mr. and
Mrs. S'-iurev's parents in Spokane and
; ireas there win vs4t mencis anng ia
the ccast citits
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Weimer ver
: hiis.r.e& Traitors at Go.e recenUv.
f Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kots. Mrs. How-
srd Siairet and daughters Virgmii
!svad Deris, and Veru and Stowtll
;Weimer went hucileberiyiRg Monday
acralag, ae Mexeaam. Th.ey report
' a--i , a k. v-a-c , TV-ar c-,. i Pajniinr Apart
were no qaite r.pe enh. aitaovjgh
theT rt'.urrjed with quite a lew.
Mr. and Mrs. LoweU Bucg. oi PJot
Roci. have amoved to their raach near
! H-ard for th reaaaicder ol the
Mr. and JXrs. tSaade Banmesa trere
... .
ui Caliea IT returr.M
i vi-. rn in T a r.--i.
SrfS-eSr irf
muS nnSss w Mr and iSTS
t.ntrw. wno re c recen-iy.
Thev wlU lire on Mr. Cantrea's iaie
Mrs. W G Phelps aad two rail -
drea, cf Oatadale. Wasii. Tinted a:
t- ijocne ci hex aister-In-law. Mrs.
a f firii ct. w-'r..6v afier-
noca.
G. M. Stanley, of Portland, is
spending his two weks vacation vis
iting his wife aad two daughters at
the Five Pciats service station
Mrs. J. B. Weiaser eatenaiaed with
:ckea dinner Friday evamg. Oct
19 xV- c-is were
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Packets, aad
: children, Mr. aad Mrs. John Price
, rvi mill ris'-rhiw ol La Graade. i
,
; Kew Tork Coiiisica of elevated
trains injures 8- two sersously.
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w4 floors taad. Have
; dent know whether
were allowed to sen
it while yon are
gwae. vn yor vae-a-
for cash
We have
"Bor much are esccs Mock rf
shingles.
Xcd eggs
are 45c ' r o f witk cedar
aad craaked cue 43c
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J eTera!
VAN
PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Custccaer: "1 want to?
pay cash fee this car."
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Auto Salesmaa:
Improvement
Gossip
Wiring Uome
The H. and S- Bee trie coeapeny is
doing it wirtag lor Paul Meyers
new totae. Iv u also doing the wir
ing for tae home of E- A- Sayre on
Third and I streea which is being
renodeled- .
at his home with Fred Spaeth doing
the installing. .- .
t Inta!l Sisieia
A Pairbaats-Morse home water
syitem was installed for Arthur Fur
aian oi Imbler and also for Joe Har-
i risen by Kate, Zweilei.
; Parmi' Water Lifter
A Parma waier lifter, was Installed
in lAcd Canyon for the latermoun
: lain atusarat farm.
Complete Paintin;
j. MiLer. who rececuy ccaipieted
the painting of the Odd Fellows
buikiiag. is now doing the redec
crauag for the exterior and Interior
ci'the K. A. Sayre home.
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i The Bugg Paint ccenpany is dec-
Htjmix borne.
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BOONE COACHED IX FIELD
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! B300KLTX - Od Ivan Olscn
:protosb. win haw a lot to do with
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tlCD.
' -sn dkc u?
Hcoinson to b3p the lumbering
Bcoa polish tip his fieidina. That
I7 bas a toaxh ob is obvious when
fit is recalled that Boone was released
by the Boston Bed Sox for alow icid
lag after he led the club in hitting.
Oisca. toweTer. belirs that the
;Bccoe assignment amt .be any
toughd? tr-an has Last. The job was
io nsat a fieider of "7iab Eerraan,
who far a time had fja he could do
seep uvxu or. r-.g wt
Beraiaa this seaj.m. however, has
5 developed Into oae tA the best fielders
in the Ksuoaal league, and Ivey gets
a targe share of the credit-
sir. ni have
sa-ouied the
manager; I
rung
rouad."
for the 5-a
Aw."" said the tired
bcxer. "let "s sit tins
cr not."
a d a a 4 r
red cedar
Finfc-h aa extra rwa
Va can re-
tn year attic with
- BOCK, tne
e s for less
bow tbaa far j -prool wall board.
yrsrs.
, tt b nailv and qak-a-
, t, applied aad is kw
We SeU to SeU
Araln.
Oregon's Tourist
; Income $25,000,000
PORTLAND UPi The chamber of
ccrnmerce estimated Oregon! Income
from tourist trallic mat year a"
000.000. If tne TOlume of travel la
no greater than last year, the nun left i
t mns a substan-
t:al block of new weallb, they aald.
It la pouring in, with the aumtner
trict w.n Rt&rted.
Last wee 3-50 Inquiries came into i
the chamber of commerce touriat de- j
partment for information concerning j
! peruana ana uieguu. g
I t- - hur&aii maintained bT i
the chamber for iasuing permlta for
cars from out state issued &4 permits
in a week. A total of 147 permits have
;been issued by the chamber branch
since January !.
Pile Sufferers
i Vcu can only get quick and per-
'aianent relief by removing the cause j
congestion of blood in tne tower i
bowel and a weakening ol the parts.
Kcthing but an internal medicine !
can do this that's why cutting and ;
silres faU. Dr. J. S. Leonhardt dis-
covered a real Internal Pile remedy. J
Aiter prescribing it lor 1000 patienu
with success in &&Q cases, be named
it KEM-ROID. Druggists everywhere
now seU it, md Bed Cross Drug
S'-ore guarantees money-back if
EEM-EOID does not end Piles in any
fcrra. . Adv.
SOME FOLKS
worry more about what is in a paint
than what the paint will do. We sell
Pabco .Multi-service paint because we
believe it goes farther, covers better,
lasts longer, and we sel it for less
money than other high grade paints.
If you use it once you are sure to call
for the same kind the next time.
HOME LUMBER
& COAL CO.
1S02 Cove Main 248
"QUALITY AND SERVICE"
IRRIGATION
TIME
ANYTHING
in the
LINE
of
PLUMBING EQUIPMENT
WE HAVE IT
SEE
NATE ZWEIFEL
1314 Jefferson Main 84
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I i jgik 'EVERY PURPOSE
I I fpAn' 265 Gallons
I W.-4? ji H P Hour for
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f'-&f To 7500 Gallons
I miM' i Per Hour for
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n iTJr" DE3HNG LEADS
liasi THEM ALL
Get Full Particulars from JfS v"
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Phone Main 909 I Qj 3
212 Elm st 5?tr-; Sr
"A SERVICE THAT'S Vl! A fl
DIFFERENT" '
LYNCH
PLUMBING
CO.
PLUMBING
HEATING
SHEET METAL
WORK
214 Fir St.
Phone Main 179
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