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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1931)
niDRiPi JOBS PHIL Building Permil Total Low Although Nine Issued in Past Week - Building permit issued last week by the city building totaled but 11.454. the - lowest tnt.i In month.' Od.1t one- new structure, a $235 g&rae, was listed under new construction, AH other was for minor repair or re- roof ins work. Permits were Issued to the fol-i lowing: - : :; . - ; i w A Ranresslr. : alter dwel ling, 1584 Chemeketa street, cost S100; builder, uare ueiano. A. W- Maw, reroof dwelling 2185 North 4th street, cost $140 . - nAnrnton and Sherwln. - Mrs. V. Ancery; reroof, 1955 North Capitol street, cost sio& by Carlton Pioneer Roofing Co. fmr n Wal. reroof. 1 910 S 13th street, $135, by Carlton Pioneer Co. " , P. JHibler, reroof, US North Church street, cost $13. by can tnn Ptnnur f!rt. Western Loan Association, re pair dwelling, 1355 Cross street, cost $150. Pani w Miller, reoair dwell ing. 1590 North 5th street, cost $100; builder, Ernest cox. Hal D. Patton Est., boiler room, 340 State street, cost $350, builder, J. A. Bernard. Hazel Todhunter,: erect garage, (80 North Summer, cost $235, builder, J. V. Thompson; j .. . Youth Dies After Trip From South , TURNER, May 23.The funer al of "Vincent Rico was held at the Methodist, church Friday morning at 10 o'clock with Key. W. S. Burgoyne officiating. The young man came from California a week ago to Tisit his parents. Mr. and Mrs,..B. Rice, after havicg suffered from pneumonia. ,Tne trip was too much and he suffer ed a relapse and died Tuesday eve ning. ' . - . . Tallman Piano Store Improved The Tallman Piano company store on South 12th street is un dergoing repairs, a new front bar ing been completed during the past few days. 152 N. Com'l. ; : Tel. 4484 Paints Tj Varnisli Special on Outsidfe Paint 1 Week Only Any Color $2.19 per Gallon also Th Best Paint Money Can Buy $2.69 Per GaL I Sale on Wallpaper "fill BET.'Tt iUlg,- LusTkEiAC 4 HoukEnamsl U as magical as the magician's wand. It will transform old, cast-off furniture. It will make mm-vu tuiuiiiuw Afc WiiA fir II drearyyfurnitureintocolor-. ful,iy moderns. , ' - . ' . Lustrelac goes on easily. It dries quickly. Its gay colors are in step with the times-almond S &QJSTRB1AC4 iv . . MOVING STORING CRATINfi .Transfer !& Storage: j Plioac 3113a . ; '. . We Also Handle FueLOil aiiil Coal ' , A HOUSE PLANNED WITHIN A RECTANGLE ? ; : fAvCMwna. By R. C HUNTER Architect, New York Editor's note: U "Portfolio of 101 Small Homes" by R. C. Hunter, architect, is offered to readers for $2.50. Send check or money order. A house with a rectangular plan is invariably the most economical to build and maintain. A plan ap proaching a square in shape gives the maximum contained space for a given perimeter. It can be read ily understood that a bouse with a minimum exterior wall space re quires less heat in winter and re duces painting and maintenance costs. The initial installation of plumbing and heating lines costs less for the square plan. The chief difficulty with this 1 K . I' Mmi f I I I TP i - JiiwM'M 3-DO COlOR HOUE in III! WEST' ereeo. Indian Durtle. mMm glow, Peking blue and others. now to paint with Lustrelac, how to harmonize color group ings, bow to rejuvenate old fur niture is all ver ncmn.nJ colorfully described, and illus trated in "Color Harmony in the Home, Booklet 4r Write for it. Just send your name and address to the National Lead -- iuvum Company of California, 2240- 24m Street, San Francisco.Thea come to ns for your paints. - fT) TT j tlr yVy DO OJ ETT DE B E201JR S1A)&3E1 MANUrACTUaiDSY . , . t; Hi S(&L& type of house Is to design a sat isfactory exterior, one. that; will not give a "boxy" appearance. In the example shown here this ob jection has been overcome by the manner In which the roof is treat ed. The low, sweeping roof lines and wide overhanging cornice give the house an appearance of addi tional length and f orshorten the depth. The simple flat entrance doorway In contrast with the pro jecting bay window lends interest to the front facade. The house is simple and Inexpensive to con struct. The sidewalls are covered with the wide siding painted light cream color and the roof Is of shingles stained In variegated j SIM BETTER; IS Secretary of State not to Take any Action Until Court Decides Blame Howard Smalley, manager of a local gasoline distributing; .plant, who was injured In an automo bile accident at the corner of Hood and Winter streets Friday night was resting easily at Salem general hospital and was on the road to recovery, according to re ports from that institution. Smalley was . taken to the hos pital following the accident In which his light ear collided with that 'driven by William A. Ham mond, Tecently appointed head of the state bureau for the examin ing of applicants for drivers' li censes. Because of assertions by witnesses to the effect that Ham mond was driving at a speed which was an excess of 50 miles an hour, he was arrested for reck INSPECT Ever - 0 LWE BEFORE yOU BUY Now is the time to erect a silo so that your ensilage may be taken care of. Our silos cannot get out of .shape or warp. No staves to replace, no hoops to tighten, always rigid. ..Will not blow oyer. ' Not an experiment. ,. - CojpoIlQQcl TToi?c3c West Salem Telephone 6627 : f "Dependably Serving the Lumber Consumer" , Oregon Pulp and Paper Company Biatfuf acturers of : BOND LEDGER GLASSINE : .- GREASEPROOF TISSUE Support Oregon Products Specify "Salem Made? Paper for Yeui Office Stationery : . sr .... t sjaades of brown. The blinds and shutters are painted green. A maid's room and bath are lo cated on the third floor, and a full height cellar extends under the entire house. ------ The "house measures SB feet across the front, which, includes the porch, and would fit comfort ably on a plot having a frontage of 60 feet. It contains 22,500 cu bic feet ana would cost approxi mately f MOO to build. , Complete working plans and specifications of this house may be obtained for a nominal sum from the building editor.' Refer to house A-275. less driving by the city police. On promising to appear In mu nicipal court 'Saturday morning, Mr. Hammond was released. Sat urday the case was continued un til ; Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. - Hal B. Boss, secretary of state for Oregon, stated Saturday that any action taken by the state on the matter would 'follow and be governed by t the decision of the municipal court in regard to the reckless driving charge. Smalley was thrown through the wind shield of his ear after it was thrown over 40 feet, ac cording to reports. His life was saved after his external jugular vein was severed by the Quick ac tion 1 of Hammond and George Moorhead, 8C5 Hood street, a witness to the accident, when they applied pressure to. the eln. Hollywood Floor Co. Expert floor work guaranteed. Let us re finish your writing desk. H. KROKPLIX t - Salem Tel. 8404 . 1189 Jefferson ready E, SCHOOL IT SHOW STMIBO GIIIDC Exhibit . Closed Saturday Outdoes ; Marks';. Made Previous Years Outdoing high marks of pre vious years, doors were closed late yesterday afternoon on the annual art exhibit sponsored by pupils and teacher . of Salem school ; under ' direction, of ; Mrs. Ida M. Andrews, supervisor. The exhibition, placed in the assem bly at the high school, did, not attract as many Saturday visit ors as usual, although . a large crowd witnessed the program -and "living' pictures displayed Fri day night. - ' - Each school had some out standing piece of work on dis play, and even the grade chil dren's work j reflected a .nicety that speaks well for the instruc tion given and -the prospects for finer work as they older grow. HtghUad Pupils' Showing Excellent : An. electric products map, made and displayed by pupils of grade school, attracted consider able attention. Highland pupils probably had as large variety of work, including woven rugs and illustrated and framed , pieces made in connection with a poetry project, as any school. The sen ior high school . exhibited the most finished work, of , course. A series of miniature stages, peo pled, , contributed by the high school art classes, attracted com ment. . . Several schools had made large panels in connection with projects, or simply as a piece of art work, these including Leslie and Alaska. Parrish exhibited some cleverly made and colored wastepaper baskets, and among the other novelties was soap carvings displayed by Englewood school. . ABOUT LEVEL Ml SEATTLE A total of 341 mills: reporting to the I -West Coast . Lumbermen's Association for the week, ending May 16 op erated at 45.57 per cent of ca pacity as compared to 45.75 per cent of capacity for the preced ing week and 18.21 per cent of capacity during the same week last year.j For the first 19 weeks of 1831 these mills have operat ed at 40.93 per cent of capacity, as compared to 45.24 per cent for the same period in 1930. Current new business reported by 221 identical mills was C.8C per cent under producyon, and shipments were 10.15 over. New WOODWORKING We . specialise in all kinds ot built-ins and door work. Quick service. : SHEARER WOODWORKING SHOP e Res. TeL OS 18 1715 Baker fit. LUMBER DOS NESS Some One Said It's easier to MAKE money than to SAVE it. Since October, 1929, many people have en dorsed that statement; . ., N Several hundred SALEM investors were not' effected by recent SECURITY DEPRECIA TIONS because they were investing thru HavIdns & Roberts, Inc. , In conservative FARM or CITY MORT GAGES or FIRST (CLOSED) MORTGAGE BONDS and had a ready market in case of need. j , , SAFETY? MARKETABILITY? YIELD ? HAVE THEM ALL BEFORE INVESTING 205 Oregon BIdg. ' :!J'D: MS)SWMIWWK for 610 N.Capitol Telephones 9191 or 9192 rail trade business received dur ing the week was about Si 0,0 00 f set less . than, ' the : volume re ported for the previous week; decreases of about 10,500,000 feet in the export trade and 360, 000 feet In the local trade were reported; while the domestic car go trade gained about 10,200,000 feet, making the total new bus iness approximately - 1,500,000 feet less than the previous week and 2,000,000 feet less than dur ing the second week previous. ; During the past 24 weeks ord ers for 221 mills -have-averaged 10.03 per cent over production. Inventories are now lower than at this time last year, the Asso ciation "stated, and unfilled ord ers are holding at about the equivalent r of four weeks' pro duction at current levels; - Wells Bring New Car Over Country HUBBARD. May 23 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wells returned Thurs day from a five weeks' trip to Minnesota starting for the return trip Saturday afternoon. .. They returned in a new car purchased in Michigan. They, experienced changeable weather that of ex treme heat and then extreme cold. The coldest weather was Hound in the mountains in Colo rado. . Building Rate Low in Oregon ThillAinr activltv-In southern Oregon is as glow as In Salem ac cording to W. J.i Liljeqvist, of TTannnn and T.lllpoviat. who has Just returned from a short busi ness trip to Klamath rails. 1 "In fact building is low all over the country and Salem is no ex ception," he stated. I If: cfc Jpocrxct 1 J" LJ lzc Doolr! ? .1, Mutual Savings Plans OURS is a Silent, neet the needs of aH members of the family, speedy se r V 1 C e J Babs penn, aiKi the Investor's thousands and Fair-charges js of doUars b5h receive ' - our partner. We do i T ? 1 " our work thoroughly i j " and well arid thus I guarantee ZSry On Every have gained a e rep i j TV' Dollar Saved that builds business j ( r V WithUil' for us. j . SJy . ,!.' C-VtHTfT! l CjflV j Cm l tomorrow end Uf$ Ulk k 0rtT , Pl-l !M TUT T HJA 1L I SAVINGS & MWJJtf t ,1 NX A S S O C I ATI O N II! : SA1RU A Good Worker Appreciates ! GOOD LUMBER ! -'. - ' " . ' A ; SK any . carpenter who's f an old hand in the game and he'll say that a good job is an even balance between "knowing how and' having the right kind of material to work with, ... ur materials are guaranteed quality and value." 1 Powder & ) Extension Work Oi U. of O. to Continue, Word .j .... it i i 1 I n , The University of Oregon ex tension division is planning to go aheag witty f classes in the Salem All Kinds of Building Also Millwoocl, (SoDDc & r.3ii(3xSEa3lin Go. ?49 S. 12th . Telephone 7443 Electrical Contracting ALSO REPAIRING Use Utmost Care in Determining Who Services Your Radio It Is Our Specialty and We Guarantee Oar, Work- Btalik Electric Go.- 337 Court IPlNQfld fvV 344 State St. 0Mt I ti 1(0 Mt O (6 ltit U I Mi i : w w is it smart to save 75c at the Spigot and waste dollar after; s it dollar at the Bung? ,H TEFORE TOU hu m Ymy,m j paint or let any contract, poms long enough to get ac tual figures on the year in and year out economy of NEW ERA Hnill Pll'nf mm paredfto "ordinary house paint. Of coirse, you tnmj save 50c to 73c per fdlUn oa ordinary paint. But TOU CC short CAvcrin nt:. Ott use S05S more nllnnc. get shorter life, la fire . im mint V. nCV. : : with Acme QuaUty rf NEW ERA. In other words, by pay. V w wuu more per gauoQ for jtfrV'li'T Pwnt. yom$mv9 by fM hj9 Jn Ask us for the aciualrrs of what this NEW ERA economy will mean ft jmr bouse. Do this before you spend a nickel for house eaint of m tlr.A j SALEM HARDWARE COMPANY . . -I1' ,i ',1.. I' ... ..... . 20 K. Commercial --- 4 S ill" i im" center sext fall and winter, as in the past six or eight years, W. G Beatty, who has directed the work here, saf3 yesterday while In the city frm Eugene. Extension classes were well at tended last fall and winter, and tho first time in the history of the work enrollment In the .win ter term surpassed that of . the earlier term. : Materials Prompt Delivery Telephone 4054 nil, years tr ' Tel. 4000 mm