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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1929)
Page Six LA GRANDE" E'VENfftGT)BSEllYEfi, LA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday,. August 1, 1929 1 m n to 3 Wallowa County Herd Association Has July Report At Controls of the 100-Passenger Plane ENROLLMENT FOR NORMAL REACHES 216 WALLOWA. Ore., (SneHiil) Tho n-prirl uf I he Wnllnwn rnunty llei'il Iniprnvinnont nsKnrlittlon for .Inly n ooinpllcil Iry I.owIn '. Hi-unilt, tester. I fin fnllnw: 5112 rmvH wnrn tnstfil, nf whli-h tin witp dry. The tntnl jivi'i-jiKe for till imuvh tfsiwl wiih fit" llw. "f milk mill ail.r.3 llw. nf hurtirfiit. ir,4 rmvH nnnlnrp,! luori' limn 40 Ilia, of f;it (ltirllltf HlP HIMtll It IUHl h'TltH I wore nn tent, H. K. Hunter hull hltih Iteril for the nmnth with l lionl nf B'l reKlHlen-il .InrwyK whleh inmlm'fil mi iiveriif nf H'lX Hik. nf milk mill 47. 4 llw. nf lnlllfrfnl. l',,r hoiils nf nviT ill einvH, Inehlil InK ilry eiiwH. WimxI mwl llnnl were llltlh with I heir henl nf 37 Kliiile (InnrllNCyH mill .InrHoyn nvni'iiKiin? 74S II. nf milk it ml a.1.3 llw. .nf fill. For lienls of from: 12 In 20 envn. Orvnl 'rhnrnhnrK'H heril of Hi urinle Jerseyn wiih lilt;li, I he nwn Urnihli'lntf nil fivenitre nf 7:111 tin, nf milk nml 35.4 llw. nf fnl. Hur ley Mnmiy lin tile IiIkIi heril nf thft year In (Idle, Hl.s frt'inln .Ter hivh Imve Jirnilin'eil nil iiveriiRe nf .7.621 IhH. nf milk mnl 878.0 llw. nf lllltterfnl III 1 I iimntliH.- He Iimk nn liveniK" nf H.O eown 111 the herd nl that lime. ' The hlnh now fnr July wiih Nlir, II (irnde llnlMlelll K yeiii'H ol.l nml nwneil hy (Irvnl TlinrnlnirK wlileh unvn 1 x:lit llw. nf milk mnl 3S.2 llw. nf f:it. Vnn,l mid llnnliiml lind the neennd IiIkIi enw. .liiry, vim prniliteeil 1317 llw. of milk eimtiilillin; H.1.1 Hw. of fill. Mnry Ih n prntlo .lerney. ennui. Allan Hoover Is A nieellllff rtr Hie Avnllnwn fntiti ty Herd Improvement ilHfneliitlnn wiih held HI the enili't limine III . KllterprlKn Monilny evenlliB for (ho. j , WAKMI.VOTON, Auk. 1 fAP) piirpime of rnnruiinly.ini.' fnr mini her Allnii Hoover, Hon of the president, yenr. The pieHenl tnmlnif yenr eniln wno Knffered n HllKht Htniniieli din. Hepl. 1 mid It Ih iKM't-KHiiry In kIkii nriler Hevernl dny nun, wiih re Itp ennllKll IlielnlieiH hy Hint time pnrted toilny I1H IiiivIiik entirely In enntiniie. the temlni; wlthmit reenvered. ilelnv. The inoiilh of AiikiikI. Will ll wns mnlflnir nliina Irt r,....,,.,,- enmplete the Heennd yinr'H work of pnny the prenldent piirty tnmniTiiw I the teHtliiu iiHHoi liillini mm nn tinwe n ,e reinilnr week-end lrli to lirenent nl Hip meelliiK Heemeil to the Hiipldnii Itlver r.lniii In the think thai the ii kiiIih nlilulned thliH m tdKe mountiiliiB. of Vh'islnlii. fnr were very KrntlfylnK. I , The mm! erew whli h Ih remir- l.une(i Is tryilllf lo oil down fllflllK H'e hlchwiiy hetween I.OH- I nn American movie. We eonld Hue unci Knlerprlne Ih wnrklnir day eut down n lllile oniHelveH nml n.,t and iilHhl now mid the wnrk Ih he too rentrletlve. rapidly nenrliiK plelloti. Ah ' Ihey are flnlHlilnli iih they Ko nlnlilf RKI.TF'Ti' FROM flTRSP only a H.nnll part nf Hie roinl Ih 1 XL,UJA 1 !vmr,,.,; V,,,,, 1. tnrn lip at a lime. OF CONSTIPATION TtH'wrtny wit h lh ttnipnriitur nt 100 (lorn-pox, wiih tlio liuiti'Ml. lny . , , th.lH far IhlH y In IhU Hee.lnn. " . " .. T1' ""'"'"l .Nll.VH. nf I ' " " ""I""'" r 1 uiint-ijf iiniii any inner felllMe.', I lint Immeillntn relief hnn heen 'fntinil. A lahlet eullerl llexall llr- Thlrl H.VH. ' 3 it) k lm Wy I'h-Lj f s ! (Continued tmin Pnvm l nouncements of inlf rp.st to tht Afier the motion nicturpa ore taken this afternoon of HtmlentK jjind fiieully members on the HtepH jjintl in front of the school, nn In ' fornial party will lie held. The Crarxle: Janns U. Kinjc, linlfler; .purpose of thi.s gittherini,' is to l.orel )'l)-ll, ItiiUer: Helene I'rJre, permit the student to hecome bet f.a Ciiindc; Mildred Htoddard. I.a ! ter acquainted with each other, (tt'iirnlf; Ko.hu fie Whitehead, Kv- J (lames and dance are to be on the nns: GciwVH York, Ituker. proKram, after which refrenhmentH Tliose with no Kruile helow H will be served. arc: Dorlhca Anderson. Heppner; i '- Mrs. Kthei Iti nnelt, J-a Onnde; i Ci i n i I.eotiu Itcnneholf. IKchlnml: Uu-OWufl oOlVS fus K. Itihle. Il.imiiion; Ivy (Miurl ion, i.u (intndc: Mis. Knye chris teii.Hcn, North I'owder; Mrs. lOntel- la (onklln, Onturio; Simanna .. MTOCKHOI.M (AP Prom Deal, l.a (irandc; Audrey I in I.np, nn to lii-M Sweden spent $K4. I'ninn; Dorothy IhiKcn, Marsh-. H'O.ltoii for relief of unemployed, lieKi; iHTiMKIe IIOIe , Mil If Way; Lillian v.. ITunderford. I,a (irandc Marion Jjicoiison, Adams; Miiymn Johnson, la (ijirnde; Anita Kar- ' Ktcns, I'cridleton; Kiiinui ka is tens j I'endletOn: Krances K. Kelly, .n I fJrnndc; (iidda Knimcr, Pilot l:ock; JaincH It. Leonard, Wal lowa; Mi Ida Morrison, Pendleton; Unemployment Hiiva a miinrl nf the KtntP I'nein nloynient 'ommission. At present the number of un employed In Kweden shows a min imum fiKure. but the number re gistered during 1 2 2 a vemfft-d about J Sft.iioii every month, (.inly about' one-fifth of the entire sum spent whs given as doles, the rest beinK used on constructive unem ployment relief. Tho works Ineluded the repair ing of roads, building new roads and railroads of jt total length of more (hun I.Kimi miles, farm Im provement und the building of f4 recreation grounds. The Nebraska penitentiary i houses 7i!5 convirts, , hut only ' three were sentenced ,for liijnor ' law violation. I ' r Ihinl about on the in i ji kc i. onwia nee, ' 1 OlKpiissenger fier .swM.erianil a nn n The pilots mny flv it. hut the chief engineer has a lm i mini seaplane that has been successfully tester) In I lights you don I , 'believe It, look at Ibis, The cinilrol l oom N the great I :.'-inotured plane Is pictured here, and It looks like Ihe chief engineer, has a right busy lime with the umltiimle of wheels, gears, iiull ,'" i'atoi-H and lever. Oliscrvi' the Hliu-dy si eel coiistruclinii nl' the 'big plane's Interlur, j Ituth 'Maker Quiuly, I'iehor, (Jkla . hoina; ,raml I lees, Pnlon; Lnnra l UI..II..I.I,,.. u A i " i. vn-mm, Virginia I.e Trevey, l-Vultland; liohert Wakefield, t'nlon; ILuhy I.ee Waliron, Hallway; A mini White, I ermlHtnri; I la Hie Wil Ihunmin, l.a (Jrande; l.orine Wil liaiiisrfu, I ,u (Irunde. .. stage appearance at (he Munici pal opera in Forest park, when Ihey will be handed their checks fur $4i'0 eaeh, equivalent to $ I' nn hour for. every hour aloft. They turned down other thealrlcal of fers, Mrs. Sally Jackson, wife of the rcil-huired pilot. Haying "we'll slick to Ihe flying business Again In Health The Itev. W. .. Van 'or Hand, who has recently re turned from Palestine will- give a lecture nt'the l'reslylerlan church Thursday evening. Aug. I nl H .deciles has been discovered. ii. nr. ' The Itev. Van Nlivs Is an I exeellenl and eiitertuintiiK speaker .tuhlel. atlnn-ts waler from Hi ami a lnrgi aUcndiiiUM' Ih aullcl- Fliers To Make Appearance On SlageTonight ST. I.OI IS, Aug. 1, (AP) Showing no effect of Hie grind of seventeen and a half days In the HI. l.ouis Kohln, Dale "Ited" Jack son and Forest (I'Mrlue weiu through ihe flr.st day of feting yeslerday with another In sight before 1 hey return lo work as commercial plane pilots. The ntr- men, whose record of Alw hours 21 1 - - minutes a lofl. set a new world mark for sustained refuel ing flights, except in fulfill the demands f the St. I.ouls public to acclaim them today, A parade, coding at the city hall where scrolls at test log to their triumphant aerial continent wit Ited them, was planned this moruingr. The route was similar to ones marking the return of Col. Chtules A. Lindbergh from his New York-Paris I light, ami the Mremen fliers who made the west ward crossing id' lln Atlantic. This a fie i noon, Ht. I.ouls linhln filers are to watch the i a i d ilia Is a nd I he Mrnoklyn 1 Cab ins at Sportsman park and dur ing the cere monies Jackson nml O'Hriiic are to receive solid gold life time passes to I he games Of i the National League pennant win Hers. Tonight thev make I heir only 1 loin Into the luy, dry exauuatliiK hnwol called the colon. Tho wuler loosens . the dry "food wiisln ami eatiHCN a genlle. 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