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THE EUGENE GUAED'
Saturday Evening, April H i
923
SEVEN ROOMS ARE CONVENIENTLY PLANNED IN HOME
Steep Pitched Roof and Plastered Arch Give Charm to English Type of House;
Choice Is Presented in Exterior Finish
rroresalnnnl iuitisii-s aiii.-..rs, '
Well as lruu.il., lulled ti uuiil.ml o
aorlokjuai ir .JiiJj. mu.l
lijeir Jett UD .i.u aiuulij .4.1.11 au
tuulorui lu euiuil.iin a lu uif.
I'm. amine li le uit rrai asjiTi it
liie eiir.l Du.i.iit ait.iBilou. -iljii) '
liUiklro Inline inuuiliuli l"t lenau. '
ttuuid last become neller l I" uj.-j
w-.ijid uut ii.-ft loo mu' U. ,
'Itul.ilfr ullu uHruHecle ere mi- j
led in ilciuuuiii for I'uiiimuiu irmiTi
luul uu jtivlieliit-jiL., kul It tine,
uul lullow iii.1 llif lu. Ider luum over
aiep nil duuujs ui pruiifie lo euiiuiy
u j i die nl iKliuni up 10 we
nocnel boonif 01 ti'liullt, said A
.uauers, whose lorcre are finishing n
ki ihmi.ihiO aroiiD of Ill-a-ruoui a
l.ulli aj.ariiueuu in Ixinj iiand
Lilva Meirouoiiun Life lusiiraui'e
conioanr section.
Ulllcial stetiatire allow thai NO per
cent of ilia population cannot afforl
mora tnau li or U a room for iiom
liif. Tberelor ia It not rliliculoua to
build elclusleelj 18 anil t-U ro'.mi
ao overburdened with non-easeotlale
and unneueaaarjr trlinminga aa to
realty put them beyond tbe reach t-f
to tnaaaaa wtio art the backboo of
the rental market' Bulldera, archi
tect and lending Institutions have
educated tbe puoils to eipect too
much.
, Mutt Dellat Reati.
Tli time wben tenanta could lire
at tbfl ipenae of landlorda, rent free
for tbree tuontba, ia paat, but In or
der to get tenanu now tba aaine
practice must be uaed In many bun
coat apartmenu. Jlulldera wbo nue
calcntated diutnil wilt bare to pa;
the piper. Sooner or later tenauta will
get tba' benefit of miatakea made br
builders, landlords cannot afford to
keep houses vacant forever. If the;
cannot get l-ft, or even $18 a room,
ther will take what tba market offera.
"Tenement llouea Commissioner
frank Mann showed clearl; that ar
calueta, bulldera and lending inatitu
tioai are raaponaibla fur anetujig ao
callad hlgb renta. They planned, apon
orcd, built tba wrong t;pea, Vacan
da are exclusively In all-planned,
ovaraxpamifa bouiea. The market ia
bare, of bomea renting at SU and $1
a room.
To Muoh Uplift Talk.
Tber waa a tendanc; 'among r
chltecta aud highbrow, uplift aeeo
clatloaa, sprially women dube wbo
tr; to aolve bouaiug over orumpata
and ft o'clock taaa, to preach Uiat
very family ahould ' Mr In apart
ment of th mnat up-lo-dat char
acter and that tenement faotu and
building ragulationa vboutd b made
ao aever that the zlra frill and
trimmlnga would nyike popular priced
apartmenta Impoa'slbl. Tber baa
been entirely too much watt and im
proper planning. To aay that bnild
Jnge cannot b put up today at ID a
room la miaatatlnc the altuatlon. The
conomio. building of 20 yeara go
and tb sound prlnclpla on which It
waa erected if applied will produc all
, tba boualng needed at en vrag f.1)
1 room, or even lata. We prove this
by model flata t 0 a room flv
light, new airy room at 145.'
Plana for tb water pip Bn from
tti McKenilt rtrr to th city of
Engene, together with a new water
distribution aytem within th llmlta
f th dty, war prepared by Hte
yens and Koon, anginear of Portland.
Tb thief feature of th project,
according to th plan, la a gravity
ip Una httvreen tlx and tevrn mllea
on from th MrKenal rlvr to the
eraatat filtratloa plant tntidt tb city.
Th pip would be eithar 2T or 80
Inch. In eonatructing th new pip line
tt would b neceeaary to provide two
river croeetnga. Th Intake probably
would ba oa the far aid of th Mc
Kentl river, with th flrat tub
marln eroeetnf In Ita Immediate vi
cinity, Tli other anbmarlna oroelng
would carry the water under th Wil
li men river at Kitgene.
Tb Iff feature of tba new dis
tribution ayatem within Kugen will
be a new rreervoir to rrpln th
? resent ainsll on on Bkinnera bum.
would hav a capacity of 8,000,xiO
gtllona.
ho peioa q n ones) pooq y
April 15, wben ;IT5,(I0 will tik
d for the pip line and 13S,(XK) for
tb distribution aratrin.
According to the engineer, th new
plant will be designed to work In
with th plana for th proposed t'lra.'
lak water project, In case that thotild
V carried through la future yeara.
Ancient Imperial
Emblems Found
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TOMATO PACK OF
12.000,000 CASES
Tho ilenp pit died roof and pint
terfd MTrh with th rftcnted door
ftvt cimrm lo tbil Kngliiti tpt
hon,. Iht exterior may b finlabcrj
In at pcto, ahiuglea or abakea witb
ual cffecllvenHi.
Although the outilde diinenioni of
tba bouie ire not large, tba arrangt
mDt of the rooina allowi plenty of
pace for tbe family of average aixe.
Ube first floor containa a well ap
pointed living room and a moderati
ixeu dining room, atpa rated by
r renru doura. I he kitchen la con
vrnientlr arranged and tbe adjoining
dining nook will be uaed by the home
wife ou moil all oeriiions because
of Its size snd handineie.
Tbe toilet on tbe first floor adds
very little to tbe construction cost
as It ii placed directly below I lie
bathroom on tbe aeruud floor.
All bedrooms are of ample alse aud
equipped witb plenty of closet space,
Tbe sewing room may be uaed aa a
general utility work room of emer
gency sleeping quarters.
An Ice bos may be built on the
grade entrance it tbe rear If desired.
Total floor area of the house is
800 square ftet. JJtiieprlnts and spa
clfioationa of this, or other bousei
will be furnished at nominal coat on
application to Waltera;Jtushong lura
bar company, plan number .HI 8.
Ambulance Planes
Planned for Future
WASHINGTON. April 11. OP)
Four new specially designed army
ambulance airplanes soon will be
placed In comtulselon, If testa now id
progresa prove aatlsfactory. One of
the selected models has been received
at McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio, and
is bstng put through its paces. Pre
Uminsry reports indicate that It will
measure up to requirsments.
The new plane Is capsble of flying
100 miles an hour and has eeeom mo
di lions for two patients, the pilot
ana a mgnt surgeon.
While the army jealously guards
structural secrets of Iti other , air
craft, it makes available to ntfcer na
tions Information regarding ambulance
airplanes. England, France, Cseeho
slovakla and Hwenden have In turn
supplied the American governmeut
with Information regarding medical
aeronautlca.
lly HKKBKItT t NKLSOX
(Secretary National Itealty Boards,)
(HH'A-iO. Aprl 11- The man
who bu Ids himself a home is not
only providing himself with shelter,
lie i also e.taD.i.h.iit an estate. In
the long run, no torui of wealth is
mure stable, ler- subject to flurtua-
j iujuh in talue, and leg liuble to sharp
j dvreriai.oii. than rem est:;.
nt M.i ti-.rum iff itintruved real es-
jA ; uie. u home we-i p.uud and weil
I i.ii . i . .,rnl,ihit' ruf ina niion which
I ir u eai si tu realize quickly wben
jne.eiti.iiy nr. sea. There is aJways a
iiiB.rket for huiues. In ipite ol the
' iflct that the I nited .States has for
! fdiir years hid an unprecedented
; tiihldiiig activity, stutisticmns estim
!;ite thnt there u still a 1'2 per cent
i ftlifinage i siugie lamny uwrmusa
fc.'vl ' t ii -..ii ntwiiis- f h i ifiinlrv
Ihe term hhortage' des not mean
that there are people wbo are boiue
iens and who ure sleeiiiiuj in tbe
turki. It means tbot there is a de
mand due to gruwm in po.iulaiiou
und n'platement of older structures
rtimh s estiiueited at the f gure. Tu
overtake this flhortage, w'bue at the
aiiie t.mo inking care of normal
lowth in popuiution and replacing
u.'nolete structurea, will, at the pres
ent rate uf coustruttiuu, take quite
4 few years.
'J lie muii who build a home, there-lor-.
Hint wm tiaa in mod tbe pussi
.ijiiiies of rbaic, can rely tor some
truis lo come on an active demand
due to a general shortage.
AiWu1 a Buyer in Hand
There is alo a demand upon wh'.ch
the home builder cnu rely whiili is
unrmul. A well-built and well-plim-ned
Inline can ttlwiiy find a buyer ut
a fair price. '1 ue. majority oi per
nils wuo buy iiomes prefer to buy
iie already uu.lt. '1 be task of build
ing their own homes docs not nppcui
to many people and they prefer to
buy a home which ij lurcudy coinple.
ted. Uiien thy emi see jutt wuut mey
ure geti ug lor ihe.r money. l'oi
this rt'HBtm, ' atho, the home buildet
will Isiut itiji ne huh in bid completed
dwell. ng a commodity lor wh.cti then
.a a ready market.
lir pi iii-tit uily uUof the citien ot
the I mud o tut en touuy tbe denuud
tor ap.irtniems luu been eompieteiy
filled. On the whole, the trend ih
awny from apart meut lite. The Inwt
three y en is has st- en au un precc -dt-nted
movement toward the H.r
nrlm aud towurd ihe K.ug.e-fiim.iy
ilrtelliiitf. This is another fji-ior whicli
places the owner of a dwelling in n
lavoruble pos.tion witb respect to his
.livi'itment.
The home ba lder will find that n
-tch is welr-lmilt, modern
in every respect, and which hnH three
in iv ,i ie ibe rnoRt
ouluble from an Investment stand
point. The home which best fits the
needs of the average fnm ly will have
the largest mnrkct when it ii offered
for resale. The building of a "ry
small home or a very large h'une will
narrow the range of posnible pur
chaxera and will make a reaale more
difficult. The home builder should
also keep, in mind the average canons
of preferenre and taste, as well as
his own requirements. Jlany persona
have had the experience of building a
home "Just to suit themselves" only
to find the completed product too un
usual or "freakish" to plase others.
The home builder will do well to
consider carefully the future trend
of the neighborhood which be selects
for his dwelling. Jty choos ng a
neighborhood which is grow.ng in ita
real estate values, it frequently hap
pents that the appreciation in the
value of the land will offset tbe de
preciation which naturally occurs in
the structure, so that at the end of
a generation of use be will have had
hia living quarters for the cost of
j their maintenance and taxes, and the
or ginal investment will still be intact.
For most people a home is the best
possible investment. It is tbe kind
of an investment for which they are
wjlling to sacrifice and save. It Is
the kind of an investment which pro
vides the greatest incentive for ac
cumulation because. It is hound up ;
with all of the most Important and
s'gnificant things in their lives. It
is the kind of an Investment out of
which they will, In the long run, get '
more satisfaction and happiness than
OUTFIT KITCHEN
WINDSOR - ON - THE - THAMES,
April II OP) Almost the last jour
ney away from Buckingham palace
made by Queen Mary, known as Eng
land's most "housewifely" queen, be
fore departing with Vhe king for hia
.Mediterranean cruise, waa a one -day
visit to Windsor castle to aee
that the spring cleaning had been
stsrted in proper order, ao that every
thing would be spick and span for hr
return toward the end of April.
Incidentally, the queen brought with
her to the castle, her summer home
and one of the world 'n most magnifi
cent structures, a number of. lnbor
saving devices which she had bought
herself the day before at an ideal
hnme exhibit in London. One of these
was a new kind of knife cleaner, the
queen examining the apparatus and
making several inquiries as tri wheth
er the, dealer was certain that the
polishing roller would not harm cer-
any other form of wealth-could give.) tain old fashioned knives of very deli
cate make which were used
tiomi ago in the kitchens of Wind!
Another exhibit which interested
queen keenly waa an improved fco
of mop. She watched the demon
tion with interest, and even took t
but ahe did not buy. much to the
appointment of the dealer.
Economy, however, isethe t
word nt Windsor as well as the r ..
palace in London. Under the t,Z
ent regime there is no encouraging
for wastefulness such as obtain
the days of other rulers. 1
One of the favorite stories am,(r
residents of Windsor concerns gUhj
Victoria and is known as "The
cuses and the sentinel." Soon ifj
her ascension to the throne, gU("r
Victoria was (flighted by the api,'
o u.nv uurai-K "I III? (f,.
son near rue ensue lerracpR, y,
ing Phat tbe blooms might b j..
stroyed by sparrows or other bird-
the queen senc ior a suner to pr,h
leci mem.
Queen ictoria never rescinded tii
order, and year after year n tntiJ
stood at the same spot, day and ni
lurms e worn e.rrj UVdllH,:.
BUlUirr woo urriitru u i iuc irOUt It
occurred to a castle official to ,o,
Into the archives to lenrn why b
wben the Bentinel had been station
near, the crocus Den, ami t a is led: t
the disappearance ot one of
signts or v incisor.
Our business is the connecting
link between , your dreams of
your pwn home and their re
alization. We can give you money sav
ing advice on any kind of con
struction work.
J. W. Copeland Yards
6th and High Phone 572
(Successors to Fischer-Soults Lbr. Co.) .
dm
Aged Financier to
Take Long Journey
TOKIO, April 11 UPl FndeUrred
by his HO jeers and tb hardships aud
danjrere o( the jonrnrr, Huron (ikura,
one at Japan (oremiiat financiers, Is
folna, Into the heart of Mwiolla on a
business enterprise. In conjunction
with the 1'rlnre n( Monaolla tba be run
enntemplatea huie teal acrlcnlturnl
developpmrnt there, the prince fnru-
lahlni the land and Okura the capital.
"In apita of hia afa," the baron's
on said to reporters, "mr lather la
.In such robust health that he Insisted
upon taking this hasardous trip elo&e,
but (or obelnua reaeona we will amil
aereral attenUanta, includlni a phfel
clan. In rlew ol the danier (rom ban
dita whrt infest part ot the rout.,
an arraniement has been mail with
(leneral t'hsni Tso l.ln for aa ade
quate military guard."
tt- no tli
TOKIO, April II tiP What la he
llar-d to b. a lemarkaSle trrharo
loflcal find haa been made in Tango
hape of great atone chest ait feet ' !" v"" ""'' to Sir Philip
blgh, aeven ide and III feri Ia lengih
In it there reposed fire aoclenl ord
Electricity Will
Guide Airplanes
LONDON, April 11 KW- An elec
tric current la to be nsrd ahortlr lo
guide pilnta through the fogs of Kug-
land U aafeljr to the airdrome below
them.
The landing enec la enclrrlMl K
cable, just under the surface of the
ground, charged with an alternating ,
current which creates a masonic i
field. The presence of llila" field la .
detected hr instrutnenta rarrieu
fanned tomatoea to the qnntltj of
12.MH.000 caeca were produced In the
I'ulted Slatca last year, according to
official flgurea Just Issued by the Na
tlonnt t'annera' ainclntlon. This la
g reduction of S.1M.00O caeca from
the prerloua yesr and la eomewhat
hearler (ban baa been eipected, con
sidering unfarorable weather condl-
tlona which prerallrd during a good
part of the tomato packing aeason.
This is a little lee than 1,000,(HK)
caaea in exceaa of tha arerage for the
last ten yeara.
Maryland, aa nenal, led the field
with total output of .t.&.'.VOOO csaes,
while Callforuia took ther accuatomed
second plac with 1.707,000 caaea.
Maryland ahowed a decresae of nearly
S.OoO.OtKl caies orcr last year, while
the California pack fell off about 500,
0OO case.
Indiana, on the ether hand, in
creased from 717.000 caeca to i.oftn..
000 caees last year. West Virginia
and Virginia combined Increased from
OiVt.000 to 1,110.000.
blades, ftra neck decorationa ami all
magatama, r royal be, bndea
many fragmenta ot earthenware.
Th age of thea relic la said to
be about 1O00 yeara and ther are
Indlcatione that they del hark to the
reign of Kmperor llo-Shlrakawa. and
posaibly may be eren kvnnecied wuh
that ruler, lie built a tempi in that
vicinity and the magatama are one
of the three aacred emblems or trees
urea, the other betng Ui aword auJ
mirror, which ar paesed on at
ruler' death.
Hiseon. undrr secretary f.r air, no
matter how derk the nlaht or how
thick the fog. the pilot will know when !
he ia orcr the landing atnge. j
The greateal number ot antomo- I
bilea are foupd In the I'nllM ttutea. ;
t'auada ami I'ngland In Ilia oer j
named.
Drydock Is Sought
for All Demands
MANILA, April HP- moT.
rneitt for the Mtabti.hment he 'it of a
dry dork and yards of auffirirnt ra
la-ity lo acrommmlate the la r fen
Mp on the 1'acific haa teen atirted
by ahipplntx men and loverument f-.
ficialf. It It pointeil tint that urdr
prepent ronditiona veanela uniT th:
American flax whirh make Mnla
tbefr termintia. are comMl) ,J to pru
refkfj to llonikoitf or NMnitliii vitro
repaira of anr roniidrraMa tinpurt- r
anra an net'eaar-.
CONCRETE
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MOHAWK
WOOD YARD
Office, 908 Willamette, Phone 098
Yard, 617 High St.. Phone 1908
Contractors
Mo
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r?i ft) 3 'a
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Lumber,
Lath and
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We have a large stock of lumber of all grades and dimension, and
have added two new trucks to our equipment which insures you of prompt
delivery. Remember we offer you nothing but old g owth stock of the
most durable quality.
We have a plan service that is of great benefit to any one plannine a
home and we want you to come in and make use of it.
It Will Pay You To See
Us Before You Build.
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507 Willamette St.
Phone 452