The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, June 27, 1925, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextiturJay Evening, June 27, 1925 ' ENGIHj)ESIGNJiOT Home Builders Like Type And it is use of Pleasing P y 10 CIlmatic Conditions THE EUGENE GUABD j j- PlnllK LGDJliI LIVinqiODfl mto-. i i nasi r J c.ethicr. rnt and olhfr nwssilin, ,h J" ' r",or1 to circulation inroash Ihe varsi.ua chatmda oi trwir. tf Labor' aavinc. 4 larj perccnt age toes into ih, hanks f tj inir an. ronipaiiic, a4 ( thus nettne Kl r""',r'r' thf Vt.luiu O llD- ab.t Jund, tba money wmporanly withdrawn by bniUinx oiwratiooa. , . , ,acr, na "iiwUlns up" ol mtiiwy ihn 1 ,.. l,uriinj i, ,. stm.iwi, but oolv a tmpmn iiv. sum into , pr,kjUl.,ive e,jvili, t.v, ihe amount cud f.it ihe va rans )nj on which a bnil,lme i rrrr. tnl i not a IOM to the supply of rwp jial available f,.r inrfstnwnt. The auumon- wba sells receive in -; rhanjte for' his title oiooy (hat ko i rauit tmd inplo.ruit for, if he ia : to receive a return on . If he bnja tml, the bond rvr baa in turn o I find some one trho borrow at the 1 current rate of interest. U be iepis : Us the price paul for Ibe )n,l in a bank, the banker tm jt j more loanable funds. Closely ana!y , led it would appear i,)nt ,(,,, ,), , application of the term ' froien ere.! ; its" to buiUmg enterprise H a nhol I )y mb taken use of tht term, j 111 rightful sense of the word "capital," thero is ns decrease of cap 1 ttai hy its investment in ImiMme, J since the latter provide nee,led serv ; ;ees, atd under normal eomimons earn i suffirienr to pay interest the am j omit invested, and an allowance for i depredation that if reinvested will amotmt to the original cost of the i""ioj. toere peest be no alarm over the possibility that the eohtre. iion nf bmlrtities will be seriously hamperni by iaek of ntpital in a rmttt- iioei states 10 STAR GAR SSGEI Willi GRADE DM HIGH; RECORD MADE al h way to Iuprtitii iV.ot eaiufX him to mztvi wl c-ra ;v,n The Koglish type house shares equal favor with Colonial designs anions homobuiMers and is galoins steadily ia popularity Bot only be cause of its pleasing exterior, bat be cause of its adaptability to local cli matic conditions. The narrow cor nice, steep roofs and flas dormers are typical of the English design. The small entry, with adjoining coat closet serves all purposes of eoavenienco. The living room is spa cious and affords plenty of wall space for furniture placement. The stair way to the second story is planned to occupy a minimum of cubic footage tad also affords an easy grade en trance to the basement. The kitchen and breakfast nook are exceptionally light and airy and are ia direct connection with all parts of the house. The second story contains two good sized bed rooms, each vitb ample closet space. The demgn will appeal to the per son owning a site located among less attractive bomes as it is of good height and its pleasing appearance will make it one of the show places of the neighborhood. The plan calls for S40 square feet of floor area. Two sets of blue prints and specifications of this and other homes will be furnished at nom-; iaai cost upon application at Walters : Buhong Lumber company. ' j OUSE RENTS Will OP. IS REPORT OF ITI01L DEALERS Downward tendencies in residen tial rentals arc indicated by b sur vey of the real estate situation gen erally made by the National Asso ciation of Heal Kstatc boards, a re port of which has just been received hfre. The survey shows that of '227 lead ing cities of the country from which Maoris were reliable residential ren itht wi-re stationary in TZ per cent. Bm-t a tendency downward in !r mit and a rising tendency in -lr cent, "No cits- of more than 500,.H0 pop ulation reports a tendency of rents to inereas4 while one-third of them '"port a downward tendency, said the "The survey also brings out the "twly disappearance of the post-war huMing shortage. Only li- pr cent of thi eities report a remaining short of dwelling. Twenty-time per wtn report a shortage apartment ifiiWincst. Only '27t per cent report a "iiortaci of business buildings. At the m time (7 cities out of the --" irt nver-Juiilding in some fnrm." Rents Being Stabilized The present stabilisation f rents M the arrompanying slight tendency wnard is doubtlesR the result of 'h disappea ranee of the bin Wing lbrtaRt! and of the sporadic over buiMing, the report suggents. While the most frequently report- averaee rent per room per month & iiiert-jmed. for some types of flings and in cities of certain pop "!iMB grnupH, in others it has de ytl. There is no uniformity in ;ir movement, repufiigo of cities reporting that ""rt!t are Ktahilized is T per cent :rntr t h.m the percentage s report -, in the similar survey made in ''r last. It is, howerer. 2 per "D l1"" than the percentage report 7 tabilixatloD in the stirrer of June. Tk central eastern section shown " mtt uniform tendency toward Jrihg rent. Of the cities from -1 "-tion .is per cent report ft tn ney (j,,wtl jor rf,nS jn larj-e apart -t biiildings. Utsing rents are re (ir,v (tn 3jngie.fan.H3r dwellings, i inly ti nT -en. of the cities rt- ry inrrrae in this tvp. Southwest Show Rite ih fmjthneitern section, on ?he nni, iff the only section where frfi'i.ry to rising rents prMmnm Hre U) pr cent of the eiti" , fLAH 8 rn-ng a CltAH5L CftAUDLL 3-o't fC, r room a month in cities of under -,-WHt prvpulati-r.-to $10 a month in eit ten f over ,"U population. The best dwellings in the most desirable locations in cities of under 25, KH. are rpporteii as renting at an average of approximately $10 a room a month, whereas in cities of over IV Ml. the average charge in this classification is approximately $20 a room a month. eiQMONEY iELD ftBUNDANT Keports from many American cit ies indicate that the anticipated ebe-'k to building, because of a pred.rtM lack of funds for financing operations on the scale on which they have been mn4 tided for the pat year, has not materia lined. (ht th contrary. it.ded, loans for this purpose are available in large nmotmts in practical!- all retiofis of the I'nifM States. To some extent the prediction of a scarcity of money i'str new building's ni baed poit a itn!nr to!'iinilrsitfliidiftg to the ef fect that the funds advanced for con struction enterprises are in the cur-r-nt phrase 'i'krd np," or with drawn from further bw !n industry or rn'le. Arguments, in fa"t, founded on this sM.hipioo have be-n a-lvan-fd to support the contention that the supply of new buildings cid not be expect ed to catch up with the constantly mereviK demand. While It is true that making loans for building const ruction subtract thfir nrimint from urrent funds seek ing investment, it bv no means fdiows that any considerable Mreenfife of the amounts I-sn'l bcn;e "frozen credits," in the sne thnt they dimin ish the oluiae of money m cirila tion or depo in th bark. With the eieeptif.n of the price paid for the land on which the building is tii be erci fed, praetirslly H th mon ey p. ponded in putting up a building goes to the payment of wag, eifher t ihe artisnns engaged in it enn struct ion. or t workers employed in the prod i"tion and tranpFtat ;ott of building inateril. fit these mt", by mu'-h the Isrgef pari is immMtstslT spnt tr food rn rising: in single-family and only 7 per ent a down sr(an cities report no upward "i.deney in any class: a sta ry condition is reported by every ' p'-rting for all types of mul--ff.:!y dwelling. A down ten m ingle-family dwelling is "'"M in reports of 2 pr cent dominion cities, in large cities average in r,1 tice. in some claesi of Prr hre times, that charged in a'Vr rities reporting Pmgle W ,'"niri f the middle Hs "r'" nf moIerate tfirahUtty ' i"t variation. The rent 71 f"f this type varies from an Antique Furniture Sooei Bed 4 ooie Wamut Chtif j fceyty Walnut Cheat f Draera Davenport MsHair 2 tone Sfccppera SoJicted Wt Py CH For Punot furwtur Health Plan Will Aid School Pupils HARKisnrno. r 27.-4n Tlii Pennsylvania st-ite dpanroeut of health hss placed in operation plan by whMi is hopes to have every child in Hcrfrd. Somerset, Tioga. Potter and Wyoming counties physi cally fit when he enters schnol nesu fall. A health and dental motor ear in charge of esperrs left recently to visit these counties this summer. Field workers have mapped out the itinerary and wilt notify parents children of school ag? when the health clinic will be able to examine their children. After the children's physical defects have been examined, they then will he turned over to the home com munity physician for treatment. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Kugene Hotel, mtis loMi Outside work stl:cttcd 1'hone sx. IHiACK V. oiJtHAM jyW : lnttputablr dem-nstrting h power cf tfee "n!l!ion dWsr motar." ; a strictly Star touring csr, lovked m high gear nd traebng osder offi cial abervsin, has vwt4 h fsmcd Wawona int the Yose- : tmte raller. The difficult climb was utadc c,irrisS Sa fftcl ? addition to the driver, a fet isrver before accwplijfhed by apy sstor ; cif, Is a relentless ratnpaign, covering 1 the entire Pacific rnst territory, the J S"r car has been skittering hiil "cliisH reoori and Hrromplishing h(sh gear victories in scries of jmwer iemsnsrrafisns wbtrh eclipse nvthng of a like nature rer before wii nessfti :n thp ntare history of (h asnmohile. The world-fsmoua W j won road ts latest victim 30 be added to the long ljt by the Star car. V, l fommins, I.os Aiugele Ks aminer newspaper man. served aa of-fu-wl cbserrer on the gruelling n:n from Is Angeles r t amy t'unyr. v.'mfa Juiins husevotr fsctry tesrtsg engmcer. drove th sturdy Star be s entire distance. The trip was a mm ; stop run as well as the greatest high gcir feat yet at'complished by the S?8F It also proved an economy ma lor tfte Star ! stops were msde for oil, m water or mechanical tditistments ; throughnnt t- 3f5 mile of the run. The routs followed wm ths same as that tnken by the pilot is the an nual l.s Angelra-Camp tnrry ecwi- ; omy run and is the shortest distance from the PMtthern metroplis to ! Yosemite valley. The roimte t the Jtidge Houte with its counties turns, thrmtgh Fresno and th?n over dirt toads and steep grades that tb'id through t oarsse tiold, Fih camp ! and Wawons. tmmins, the observer to the run, a disinterested newspaper man, wa amsred at the performance of Ihe car. He mid he knew the Ktar was a ierformwng M" and that if was - f:tmmis from one end f the cotm ry to the other for is many high gr ; and hill climbing reronls; ht he was greatly surprised when the 8tar tri umphantly levelled ff the three grfstcst hills encountered n the mnte. The long rlimh ont of Wa- EFFORT TO LOCATE LOST TRAILS MADE Courtesy Studies Tried By Officers : wnxiAMsroRT. ri , juS tT. j Tie police department f th I city ha tackled the of educating jjy walkers te tfc trrer ef thir i warn Rach pecrUs wh cro i atreets pUc ther tfesa iirtrec- . ttos. or wha diseVys the aigto of traffic -Ijcem-o, ;( h hailed a rd. X arrew r ra:mitfd. Page Thirteen (h&weser, suleaa the edacatfei &ro The wordi mwir r,n tfc r-A fVoa fcv vvMi-i traffie rale- tetp w m tfc ci.Trrrr.nt all j iawa, T'hi t fee yr fy mm well mm tiu?. wrn;B hf th $A I depart nwsf."' ) fOfl ALL Tier Cil I When joti wast aW the jm throttle, The flsnr lrd mmy stop ; th ptel r&mnl t rwB yirag yca -miXimnm feed1. MKK A It ROW H V A Jane 24. i.Pi Vvrtouc ld reck trail re cfMly d.scPered near heiw have Ca tise 8tate llistorkal Society to launch as extended research ifsfs he twite of early day highways m the Mief that the evjdaces foit are th&m of the lost Morwa trails which rcre t hsn a half - centnry ag coanvted l th with the raetfic Sovfhwesi, Mtr than &.t jsrs ag Sa Ber nsrdino. 2 mile scuth ike Ar towhead, was a Morins Tillage, plma net after slt lik VO? and i& the Southwest x-cart caravans creaked thrir pictnresapie way sbmg the ir,'-o-otnoua jp-sraejv ; What U bow kswi aa Laks Arrw- ; head was t that time a rmged. mmia tainons section with rushing stream. ; The lost trails are believed to have trawrsed tfci sect ma. Vith the earn ing of settlers, the mountain atresnta were atemmed and Uttla Bear lske csnse intn existew. Iter a huge earth -filled dam ef 1.300 feel wide at Ihe baae, with a capacity of "75 acres of water, created Lake At tow- head. j la the -sirgln forest sf sakv cedar tand fir surrounding- th present taka M road wind through th trees to n ths water1 edge where they diwe iwar to emerge again on the onpa sit aid f the hke. i The B5Mg.tiel teaaicb wsrkera b lleve these trails one travere4 the former wmtntiin elope and merged with the ld Arrowhead trail ta th drsert, i.er Victnrrilie mnA liesperla. Tokyo Plans Road j On Subway Design 1 ; TOKYO June 24 (49 Th est ; of eonstncting Tokyo's new hwy ; svstem wMI be aomewfcer ia the neighborhood t M7.fl.WMWO yeji, sc i cmling tn the plana drawn np by the i miuitcipsl atttboritiea. There wttl be ) Ahmxt 40 mile of the suhway. Jt is ' expected thst the anrreylg of rnife ' wiii be started shortly and actual ron : sfractiik wink commenced towar4 th t end of the yrar r early next spring m In 30 Minutes Time Ymi Can Make This Test JTompethara may KJ adopt thcthk;K cleat oatatrra in the futunthe 1925 Star Car has them note tfuM why vk toys "Tomormut Car Today." Million Ddtr Moor Foar-WHcd Drake Force Peol Irfincaonn Tohobr Bckbone OnePfcce WslaIieM Fetfcfcra Riintot Fuk Full ftJioati Tire Dry Diac Clutch AkimU Luhricatjon 5 The faroous Star thiitytnkxJx test d)y pvins people a nrw aJea of wiiae cors tutes real value ii a lovwcnstcar. li yoo wdl spend thirty minutes behind the wtaaJ of tb 1915 Star Car tisat't all w fik yt wil be under no oWifjaOcc to purchase at any time SWe want you to learn fin hrsd wbat an arfm:rigrcTK)hitJoriija taken place in the building of low-cost care. Get tLe tfarfl of the power ia the MiiK.11 Lkjfljr Mtor the rca jTiJ-,brcdk ing, powerful motor that his rrv dutiorBxed power in the lowcost motor fiekL 5 Test Star's safety four -wheel brakm on any grade. No skkkling, Get the fcelmg e real comfort and strength, bulk kito the 195 Star. Thirty minutes will tdJ the tary-tm any hil or highway. There a Star deakr near you ready with the powerful Star Car. Make teste yourself, It may save you money. LANE AUTO CO. EUGENE PHsre 166 COTTAGE GROVE "711 C GREATEST VALUE BUY IN THE WORLD CONCRETE BRICK BURIAL VAULTS DRAIN TILE IRRIGATION PIPE SEWER PIPE CULVERT PIPE HOLLOW TILE BLOCKS SEPTIC TANKS Eugene Concrete Pipe Co. 135 Blair Phone 903 WE HAVE For Sale 3 Second Hand Water Closet 2 Second Hand Sink In Good Condition at a Eargain WILLIAMSON & CO. 1M Ct 10t(t PltOft M BOILER MAKERS and WELDERS W. SHENTON I'llOW "11 2ml and Blair St. Vellum & Clow Mfg. Co. lUood rich Silvextovns 1 offer supreme Ure Quality -a stanaamzinlowcrM 11 Thatuwhyutcyecommemi JJ themtoyouasfheballiK JJ Howard Auto Company Tdepaoaa til &37 Paarl StrM Ejjjrtna. Ctoaa Twin Oahs Lumber Co, FIR AND CEDAR LUMBER SHINGLES LATH HARDWOOD FLOORS Phone 782 669 High St H SUN CEMElTCaJ Parks Warehouse & Storage Company CEMENT 4th and Pearl Sto. Phone 822-J WE DELIVER The Greatert Machinist in the World Eugene Foundry and 518 EnBt 8lh Avcnno r light hr ! Cneta S a m i dmpafa. ud com of thm arorkiac f th( tbop, U 70u taut lo taka ear wort fnr It, eamm anan4 4 1uJb for yourarilt B prertur oar iwhisna, fiat jrour holiday work Machine Company Plrono 1054 S. B. FINNEGM Machine Blacksmithing Soil Truck Tire; Auto and Track Springs; Auto Wheels and Kttna; Osyacetyleno Welding W crry carbide in cans; ulmt biackamtth coai, and oygpn in tanks. Let Gas be the Finishing Touch That Will Assure Your Home Comfort. Of cemr.-w" tln nw Ihiiho will ! fiijwd fr is! It's almwl nn '--nfi!d fr romfort ami convenience is iirs mid wtwhms bhI a rf. If you're ItuiSditiij thin miranuT. unfify us rw. Or if you intend In hav old nt" inatlf tiiml- cril and up tn ilnik with Jim Sirvii', l-t us know, t'iill itt ur f ffkv itmi U t lis demonstrate new -iin Hiiimlli Tn tinn Unniff, Frts "fiiimlf tii any instaHnlion mw liu,e or tM. Juit iiiiwi " r chib into the uffiw. Mountain States Power Co. M1 0al Slrtal Wn 21