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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Friday, June 8, 193 1
(Incorporated)
An Independent Nempapw
Plion Main 600
B. W. FIUCDEIUCK8 .
-Publlaher and General Manager
HAROLD U. F1NLAT ,
Bualneaa Manager
PubUabed awnlnga, exception Sunday, at 1710 Sixth itreot, La
rande, Oregon.
Enured at the PoetofNce of La Grande. Oregon, aa Second Claee
UaU Uatter under act of March 3, 1878.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND TH1 ,
CITY OF LA OKANDI
MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS .
The Aeaoclated Preaa la exclualfely entitled to uae for publication
of all newa dlapatchoa credited to It or not otherwise credited If pub.
Uaued here.' All rlgrrta of republication of peclal dlspatchea In
thla paper and alao the local newa herein alio are reserved.
National Advertising Representative
M. O. MOQEMSEN CO., Ino.
Ban Franolaco, Loa Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Chicago
.... trolt, New York
The Weather
WKATIIKR FOKKCAST
Oregon; (ieneruliy fair tonight ami
Knt unlay; lwnl (-IoijUIimish; uNBlifcly
cxxApt in enht portion tonight; inml
pmte northerly winds offitlnire.
LOCAL WKATHKH .i ,
Tlnirwluy: .Muximiim ), minimum
32 uhove. lUiln .17 of Inch. Cloudy.
TimIuv: Minimum ft'!, 7 u. i ut. &G
ItlHIVt. Cloudy. ,
Uob Cruickshank Is
Leading in lU. S. Open
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a 78 and totaled 140. Both flnlnlietf
long before Wiffy Cox of Brooklyn,
whb had ytrtliiy's third 71, had
even ntartcd his second round.
Trailing Cruickshank by five tfiotfi
wim Horton Smith. Chicago. -
Because of the dry summer In 1033,
45,000,000 pal Ions of water were used
nt Kew Oardetis, Britain's fnmous
hottmlcnl park.
milLeiung
candidate for:
school hoard
Eukciic Mlllerlng. nominated by
IM-tltloiu circulated by friends, today
(lied on acceptance of the nomina
tion for a member of the school
board. So far he Is the only candl.
date announced for the position to
become vacant with the expiration of
Director Ray Iluell's term. The elec
tion will be held Monday, Ju:ie 18.
ALL-STAR WRESTLING
UNION YM TONIGHT 7 V. M.
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Vancouver, B. C.
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100 lbs.
HERMAN OLSEN
Portland
KEItNER HOVDE vs. JACK COX
Wallowa 105 lbs. union
Gen. Admission 75c Sponsored by E. 0. Live-
Uiiijrsitlo $1.00 8tock Show Association
INSTALL iEW
OFFICERS AT
( ELKS LODGE
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ham. Inner guard, and Frank Lee,
tyle
J. H. Peare acted m installing of
fleer and other past exalted lulers
who assisted with tho Installation
were Joe Green, Colon Eberhard,
DeLJlo Green, Lester Bramwell, Ches
ter Thompson, Claude Berry ond
Sherwood Williams.
The Installation marked the close
of a very successful year, and the
opening of a new year expected to
be full of accomplishments.
The lodge also decided to curtail
meetings during the summer. During
this month, one more meeting will
bo held, on the third Thursday. In
July and August meetings will be held
only on th? first Thursday, and In
September, on the first and third
Thursdays.
A feed was enjoyed before adjournment.
GRANGES ARE
PLANNING FOR
FALL EVENT
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also arc being made this year for a
greater exhibit of livestock, with the
Smith-Hughes students In the county
to take a more active part.
The chamber of commerce will fol
low the same plan used In former
years, it Is said. President George
Walker has appointed as the cham
ber of commerce committee In charge
of its part of the show: Ernest De
Lony chairman; Lyle Kiddle. Clyde
Bunting, Tft. F. Tyler, H. A. Zurbrich
and Lester Kingsley.
Brady Installed Head
. .. Of La Grande Eagles
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for a three year term.
Announcement was made by the
committee in charge of the annual
"scream" which Is to be held next
Thursday,- Friday and Saturday at
their hall, that plans are rapidly
taking shape and that tho conces
sions, etc., are being put In place
starting today.
CARAVAN OF
LA GRANDERS
VISIT UNION
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pleted during the day although the
beef cattle and hores were Judged
thla forenoon. Dr. McNary of Pen
dleton, recognized Judge and author
ity on good quality stock rated the
Bell brothers' Jersey herd from Cove
very high. He said they were In ex
cellent show shape and should they
be exhibited at the Pacific Interna-
they Wctl
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tlonal In the fall they would make a
creditable showing1. Air. Gekeler pf
La O rande made some good winnings
with his Guernsey b, Eleanor Richards
and June Conrad have oome prlze
wlnnlr Aberdeen Angus calves.
(Competition was keen among the
beef calf exhibits belonging to mem
bers of the 4 -II club. Among- the 17
entries were some fine fat steers that
made Judging difficult. Arleen and
Rena Choate of Summervllle, the
Blockland boys of Island - City and
Jean Ann. Richards exhibited some
fine Hereford animals. In fact Jean
Ann's Hereford wears a blue ribbon.)
In the absence of Jlmmle Milj, Jay
Breshears of Cove was appointed sup
erintendent of the dairy division,
R. O. Johnson,' county aent from
Canyon City, gave some fine educa
tional Instructions to Ui5 boya and
girls. After Judging the beef calves
In each division he carefully went;
over each calf and gave reasons why
each calf placed where he did.
There is a fine representation of
members of the Future Farmers of
America from Btx Eastern Oregon
chapters and the Smlth-Hughci In
structors who accompanied the boys
are: Otis Dearborn, of Ontario; Rol
lin Schadd, of Halfway; Walter Em
rick, of Imbler; O. A. Thompson, of
Wallowa; E. O. Axtell, of Enterprise; i
and Cecil Griggs, of Union. Five'
classes of etock Jerseys In the dairy ;
divisions; Herefords In the beef class; j
Duroc swine; Hampshire sheep and '.
Percheron horses were used ln the i
stock Judging contest that proved In- !
te resting and Instructive. The Wal-;
Iowa team placed first with Dick Ev- !
ans, high point man; Enterprise, oec- I
ond with McAllister, second point;
and Imbler third. The F. F. A. mem
bers held a meeting at the Union ho
tel in the evening and reports of
work done in each of the chapters
were given. Among the speakers who
gave brief talks to the boys were Herb
Chandler, D. E. Richards and Dan
Clark.
The exhibits In the horse dtvl-ilon
are the best In many years. Ten head
of draft horses belonging to the Pon
dosa Pine company end six to Bert
She! ton are on exhibition. One Bel
gian" horse In the Pondosa exhibit
weighs 2200 pounds and is a fine ani
mal to look at. Jock Hensley of La
Grande has a good-looking team of
Clydesdales and John Peterson, a fine
registered Belgian stallion. In the
light bone class, are some promising
looking animals, Mildred Standley
has a neve saddle horse that makes a
line show anlmul. Gus Levy, of Baker,
has a string of naddle horaea as has
the Conley brothers of Cove.
Tho classes of fat lambs and hogs
sponsored by the Blue Mountain
Livestock;7 Shipping association are
well filled, there being nine pe"8 01
fat lambs and several of hogs. These
wcro judged, hy Clossen. of Portland,
head buyer for Swift and Company.
Among prize winners at the show
was a fine Hereford steer exhibited
by Henry Day of Halfway. F. F. A.
member. Leonard Huffman, of the
Eastern Oregon Meat market, bought
him at a good price.
Donald Ward. Union P. F. A. mem
ber, exhibited a prize winning regis
tered Hampshire sow. and her litter
of ten husky youngsters also won a
blue ribbon. Mm. Joe Johnson, of
Wallowa, also ah F. F. A. member,
took second on a Duroc bow and HtJ
ter of eight pigs. This la th first
year that F. F. A. members have ex
hibited beef 'stuff. Seven Halfway
boys have a fine exhibit of fat Here
fords, 14 in number.
Josephine Fisher, of Allcel, showed
a prize winning ewe yesterday and
today she Is quite proud over a new
baby lamb that arrived at the oho,v
grounds during the night.
Judging of stock was being com
pleted this forenoon with Sherman
Outtridge. of Pralrle City, Judging the
beef cattle and R. O. Johnson, of
Canyon City, the horsea.
Florida citrus growers have found
the repeaf of national prohibition has
increased the sale of limes, which
are used In various drinks.
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