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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Thursday, August 10, 1933
EXCLUDE ALL
LOVE BIRDS IS
BOARD'S WORD
HTt m likMi HMD 4. Vi rti I rrli f of Hrlrll?
Jng or shipping ft parrakect or love
bird into .the state of Oregon, doitt
' do It." Tills Is tlie word from Dr.
Frederick Strieker, of the state board
of health. i
. love birds have been proved to be
carriers of a very dangerous Infection,
psittacosis. Until recently all human
cases in tnis counu-y jiavo uwii -rcctly
or Indirectly tracoablo to birds
recently imported from tropical coun
tries, oince ine appeunuw o
" tacosls In December 1031, up to the
present date, 43 cases have been re
ported In California with evldonco
that Infection has resulted from In
fected home bred birds. There are
aviaries in California that are un
-i .iki4i MuMtiin, tt infAr.tlnn An
parently Jicalthy young , birds have
beensnrppea wnicn wwjr uuvctwi"
psittacosis. NO . practical tests are
known for detecting carriers and
' cases, In the presymptom stage of the
disease. The only safe procedure Is
to exclude sll . parakeets until the
aviaries can be freed of the Infections.
REYNOLDS ON
TRIP TO EAST
Mr.'., and' ,Mrs'. J. E. Reynolds loft
' this' fiibrhinj for a month's tour of
the middle west which will take them
through Yellowstone park, to the
world's fair at Chicago and other
scenic spot's. They also will go to
Minneapolis, Minn., to visit Mrs. Rey
nolds' relatives. They plan to return
to La Grande by the southern route.
OrepQn Fair Has
' Longest Window
, (j)&feli, Aug. 1Q VP) Oregon docs
hot need outside labor to comploto
seasonal .Harvesting this summer and
falL a report Issued by State Labor
Commissioner ;.C. H. Oram reveals.
. Tliere are many unemployed In the
state at the present time. While hop
picking .will absorb a large number,
there pill be no occasion for Import
ing, hblpi Oram eald copies of his
report would be sent to tho officials
of Washington,' California and Idaho.
94' Pcti La Gl anders
Nativc-Bom Whites
(Continued from Page One)
cent of tho negro population of tho
county lives within tho La Orando
city limits. ,
Hero nro tho figures tor La arur.de:
Negro 30. , ,
Total riatlvo whlto 7543.
a. native parentago . 6220 , ,
b. foreign or mixed parentage
1323.
Foreign born white 422.
Age divisions for La Grande popu
lation: a. under five years .... 647.
b. Pivo. to 14 years 1478.
tv- c. Fifteen to 24 years 1415.
d-.Twsntyrflvc taMJOai -n-1201-
,e. Thirty-five to ,44 years 1308
f. Forty-five to 84 years 1408
g. Sixty-five and over 407.
Persons 21 years of age and over
totai 6050. No rural farm population
' was listed as within the city limits.
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ed tho training school at La Grande,
also 14 fish hatcheries and game
forma. A total of $14,000 Is Included
for the Enterprise fish hatchery. Re
ports are that more money will be
spent on capital outlay later and
that there remains a wide morula for
further expansion of other projects
which ore not on tho Immediate list.
Local sportsmen have been conduct
ing a campaign for enlargement of the
Union fish hatchery and oro fearful
that If no steps are taken to enlarge
tills plant Its continuance may be
menaced. It was defnlnltely learned
today from Portland that at louat
there has been no action token to
close the Union plant. 4
, Each Project Investigated :
Approval of tlieso projects by the
state advisory board is nothing more
than a recommendation, carrying the
approval of Qovernor Julius L. Meier
also, to the newly appointed federal
Oregon public works advisory board.
Raymond B. Wilcox, chairman or. the
governor's board, submitted the pro
jects to Bert E. Haney, chairman of
THE BUNGLE FAMILY
A. Warning , j
A X YES. AIM OILY LOOKING MAN. I 1 YES IX'R Mr I lvrovl 7TZZZ7Z I OH I SEE. YOUR. -h HAVEN'T SEN I I HE'S IN A I LISTEN, I DIDN'T ,
MAn HE'S ALL OUT OF .BATH CU06E THAr'DOOR I ) TrS ATTITUDE IS THAT-W scOoKlE "8 MCE BA HrA-.VHIT MCCOOK1E
I AT ( AND ASKED FOR ".BROTHER" All TOE WAY ' YOU KNOW NOTHIKI6 JVhIM A'fc HIS Hf kTrf rwriov f-' BUT 1 LL-
TuF C V BUNGLE SO I KNOW HE'S HERE TOOTHER rn ABOUT WHO HIT V f RED-HOTS CAME HIS HEAD AND EVERY) I ADMIT I FEEL
DOokl -ONE OF THOSE LODGE MSCOOKIE'S BEDSIDEv' ' ' OflnlP BROTHER MSCOOKIE HERE TO MY TIME HE SETS V, AS THOUGH
TORl M MEN WHO HELPED TO ffi -r HJMi WITH A POTATO PA.RTY MIND BACK OSM- fk WHOEVER.
I r? i V YOU WRECK THIS HE'S WORSE. tfTf WW 'LBR-?,THS5 MASHER, EH? nT LaTffSp. 'AND CENTER HE J j fttlnn DID DO
V?5V ' HOUSE WHILE HE'S TALKING J Hv rftj"9 WELL BROTHERyf-jr. fj (DEMANDED TALKS ABcWpV IT. WAS
gtK Jrt PEGGY AND I ABOUT; r-U- PjJ? kM'Wr BUNGLE, ALL IVJ X-.THE HAVING XHfeJjLifo I ,! ff STEALING
tlio Oregon public .worka advisory
board. Each project, ho explained,
was tested for Its desirability, avail
ability for Immediate construction,
relief of unemployment and general
economic sounaness.
The recommendation of $225,000
for tho La Orande waterworks -pro
ject reconstruction of the Boaver
creek pipeline and construction of a
municipal power plant Is believed
to be of a tentative nature as fur as
the amount goes. La Orande voted a
$267,000 bond Issue July 31 for this
project, and the brief for submis
sion to the Oregon public works ad
visory board , has not yet been com
pleted. 01ty Manager Angus McAl
lister expects to present this brief to
the board as soon.es It Is ready, and
the belief here Is that the $257,000
amount will replace the $226,000 list
ed' Wilcox's recommendations late
Wednesday." - Ml J t !
In presenting the projects, the gov.
ernor's board placed the state projects
first on the theory they will benefit
all the people of Oregon. Water
works were next In line, followed by
sewage disposal plants. The , La
Grande, Elgin and Wallowa projects
were listed In the two first groups on
the list.
The next step through which this
great program must go Is approval by
the new board, consisting of Haney,
Robert N. Stanfteld and C. C , Hock
ley; then authorization of Marshall
N. Dana, of Portland, regional ad
viser for Oregon, .Washington, Idaho.
and Montana, and finally, approval
of tho national board In Washington, i
j, j. - -
Klamath Palls, Pendleton, Grants
Pass and Tho Dalles armory proposals
were approved, 'but were placed In the
classification of county buildings,
whloh .was. fifth on .tbe,llt
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