La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 15, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textrage two A Home HILL'S A Cond Place to TinkIo Owned Store Noted Artist Draws Strip of Advnturo no stronger to Joint. C. Terry cmitor of Keore.hy Kmlth. tho story of u hoy aviator's during exploits, which appears u u dally strip In Tii Observer beginning Alonday, A colorful career l the went, a JlOHt Of OXldtlllff CKpOfbne.HH tit niggod mountain country ud n. keen (merest hi aviation combined to arouse Terry '8 , riithi)slasm lit eroatlnK tho story of Hoorohy, Although Hcorohy'H fearless pN JotlriK nnd narrow .eMoanen are fir. tilloUH, Terry place Diem In real istic settings, of which he gained Intimate, - ' firtlmii(J knowledge through following tho precarious trails of tho. Hockley during hit youth.- i' . I'lonwr In Aiilmutftl Cartoon Tarry flrHt won nation, i fame as i or tho pioneers in producing i.'. Milted imrlouMH for inOvlrs. Ho Ik u brother of Paul Terry, creator oi' tho unrmtilod '"APKO.f Fables'' mid the. two have been recently (in Hiii'liited In l ho production of afil muted drawing synchronised with sound. ,' i ;,.'.'.' Hoforo en tor lib? the. n4 vln busi ness, John r. Terry win a cartoon bit on tt number of leading niHtro polltun newspapers In Now York, San Francisco undt other won tern cities. Ho participated In.Bovornl notable political campaigns in tho western copper ilhUrtctH whllo ni Ing as staff caitoonlitt oh u Alon iaitu nuwripapcr, , - -. ; :. Matin -Meiiiurahh) "IK'dt" In iviifl, hawon nredlt for a nn tbmal picture ."scoop" by sending nit of ttirtV oily tfie llrst photoi graphs of the Han Francisco quake and flrn, Mo was spending a. vaca tion niar Hirn Fruucluoa when nows or tho UifUiMor ranched hlin, Hush iiig,o thfuHcono, ho obtained Homo irxeelmtt pJoniri'M and by a devious mute MmiiKfrC'iI ta'placp them on n train for Annuonda. Mont., whore BIG BALLOON DANCE! r ATZUBERHALL ; Saturday March 15 IMxca will ho In hfllhmnH suclt as oim dollar hills, comidliiu-ntary (Ickeis lo Ktalo.TlieaU'e ami coinlliucnlnry ilam th-kets. Uoil't in tliU Who Is uolug to )w lueky? , ' . rill.ios at u o' i((cic . U j oi AK.isuviaui &TEVNSANEELEN CG 1 40-INGII CURTAIN NET ECRU OR WHITE 19c the yard ST. PATRICKS DANCE .ZUBER HALL MONDAY NIGHT MAIL 17TH STAR NOVELTY ORCHESTRA KPKM 1 AL I' i: AT CHIOS hy Imwi licvk Allen ( anion unit lhivhl Hlall .V Ituddy Heynohls GARDEN AND FLOWER SEED Bulk and Package EriGkson & Durland miimoIiuirr7!2 1525 Jefferson St. New Comic Flying Adventures ! hi- waR associated willt The Mland ard at time. The phdiirex wro diHtrlbii led from AilUi'oiulu tu iH'WMpupoiH thioiiKhout that Mt-ellon anil It wuh HfVrral daH bi furn any nthor ihroKi'up)in Ijeramo avail ."bin. i ' ,012 Hiinllar thrllliuK fxpit)cii; i h, biH f'trtiln brain and kM'Iuh for vividly ih-pifiinK action and Itrealh'laki'tM' KiiHpi'iiMo ai'" reflected In Terry'M JalcHl ctriiihui, aiic) the oitn Iih re Kiinbt an hiK OidxtandlriK produc tion, Heorehy Hinilh. Waleh for it ! every day in The observer. Commerce Winner Of Portland Title Commerce biKb basketball imiti let finlHtu-d iiH lat of HIiiehliiK lbi I'ottland InterHcholiiNllr bailie elwniipiniihliip y(ttlf i day by defeat- ! Iiik (hunt, -I to 'IA, and will rep- I rem nL t'nitlanil ill the slate chant i ilonchlr loiirnaimmt ' at Ha fern l next wee;-. fJncnln finished hcc- ond by Nwamplntf ItooHovelt Ml to i J ll and Washlntriou retatneil thlnl ( plfteo with h SI to 'J 5 win over I'riinklln, Hensim and (Irant tied for fourth position wlion Jeffer son dofvult'd ItiMiMoii . 20 lo IS. The final Htaiidhiffs follow:- W. I.. ret, .f7 .7U .4VJ A2U .:tr7 . 1 4H .071 I 'ointnriTO Lincoln WaxblliKtou jv-;:n (rani .lef furson (''ntnltllrt, .... Hoosevidt .13 I ,12 .i I . tl . 0 , G . I AMII.WD IIKill LNH ' AIWDI-'tHtl. Ore., .Mur. Ifi AI') AhIiIudiI high Kch'ml clinched tho Southern Oregon repreHiMita tbu at the Htate luinkclball tournament by defeat in v I'hocuiv, county ehatn.- plorw. Jit to M last night, x. unviin&i iiA ALL FRESH SEED, GROWN IN THE NORTHWEST LA Nolley Draws News Cartoon For Observer Nolley. whose Htrtki'iif siyle of drawing has attracted na tional ul It-til Ion, will present his news cartoons lo readers of The observer beginning Alonday, Alurch 17, (in outstanding addition lo thin newspaper's fen Hutu. Nnlley's cartoons based on iiw. Imiiotinni m-ws developmenis of iho day. TiliiiiH 1'Ih drawliiK board over the telegraph table a! tho New York office of The Asso ciated I'foss, he has access to the vast flow of ih ws 1'iHiiinK to this world's greatest clearing house or current Intelligence, , Selecting froirt the day's harvest of reporls on important events and occurreiiccH those whleh carry the greatest Interest for his thousands ul followers, he depicts them wit n vigor and clarity. Interpreting the significance or current happenings LANCE NOLLEV in tho light of their pImc In the own farm. background or world Interest. Laurel Lay wmh taken to Hot A cv l)tMeloniient j Lake Ibis week for an operation His pictorial comments are then : on"lils leg. The boy broke his leg distributed by the fastest possible ! some time ago and when I: healed means of communication lo particl- ja nerve urew onto tho hone caus patlug UHUUbers Of The ARKOcltlled ilTess, so .that they .nay be pre seated to , readers speedily and whilo th'o news is still "hot." Drawn without bias of any kind, Nollcy's rarloons mark a new de velopment In this field portraying the news of the day plelnrlnlly, ac curately and withoui favor Nolley possesses a rich back ground of experience for his task. As a Nluff cartoonist for metropoli tan newspaper.s he has become known to newspaper readers In many sections of the country. An Inherited urge lo draw bd Ndlley lo seek education and train ing in litis field Immediately upon completing schooling in Dallas, Texas, where he , was born. Ho Hliue,lMi! the Chlcug.) Art Insti tute for several years and supple mented this training with work under special Instructors in ear ning. . .J-JOfthiiryns ratliers. Hot ibby Mti'lflrnfifino Dallas, he Joined the art -department of Tun News j and lalei; became staff cartoonist i of the Austin (Texas) Amerloan. I Seeking added experience In larger ( cities, ho again weni. to Chicago! and worked for several newspapers! there. Krom Chicago he went, to j New York and for t he pust year has been drawing Illustrative, ear- ; toons for Tim New York Herald- , Tribune. i Nolley Is the son or N, W. Nol- j ley, who wns for many years sec- j ret my of the Dallas coiion fix j change and a well-known figure In. the south. It was the elder Nolley who contributed to The Observer' new cartoonist his inherited talent. iNOlley, Hi"., was intensely interest- ed iu eattnonlng. which wns bin prime iiohhy. When the son ills- MM. suspects. played Urn samo tendencies, they Wasliington Senate apiiareully w.'i'o encouraged lo (he exclusion deadloclie.l on illslrlhiiHnu of tar of any olher proresslon. Iff, prolection for hide, leather, " " " and shoe Industry, San l-'ra ni'isco -Two men wound j policeman lu robbing Hank of j Italy brooch of ?;!?!'.'. j I ml tana polls, (nr.-- Culled Aline j Workers of America's convent ion recommends disciplinary action against insurgents. ! Loudon Secretary Silmson ca 1 t lilihn Hoot and John H:isst-tt 1 Moore for opinions on proposed 1 submarine "piracy clause" In naval 1 agreement, ' FINISH M ended, Starched and Ironed By the Piece Minimum 10c oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ROUGH DRY A ll Flat Pieces Finished. Garments Starched Ready to Iron 9c a Pound Minimum 75c oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ECONOMY FAMILY WASH All Flat Pieces Finished. Garment Dried. No Starch 7c a Pound Minimum 50c odern Phono UKANLm EVENING UbSEUVKK, LA GRANDE, PLOWING WORK IS COMPLETED AT HOT LAKE -My -Mr. ;. W. Ulblo ((Jhserver Correspondent) HOT J.Ah'B (Kperlal) Hoy Wheeler arid et Wool, of I'iiIoh. tunc been pIpiikMiik on the IVttr soit place t his week. Thu sei ore iobl slopped the work several jinontiiH iiki and this week the work 1 was finished. j Mr. and -Mrs, Krnesl Kohler are the parents of a fine baby ly, born .at Mrs. 1 1 in t I'm miilerulty home at j I'lilmi Thursday, .Mar. ) :i. The t yoiuiK fellow weight d idKlit iiounds 'and will ite niiiiiei Kiiiiieth l.ynn. ! Moibi'i- aal baiiy are doitiK nicely. Miss. I.ltcllle K'obb r wilt take j iic:ii iin-iil 1'Viday morniiiK a I Hot iI.ik for removal of a lare wart whleh has k row n on her Un. Mix. Caroline Neff subniilled io a foui'ih blooil Irausf usion l-'riday tnornlmr.. Mrs, Ni-fi is very moeh tiiornlmr.. Airs, Ni-ff is very much iminoved ami liopea to return to her home in Wall i.alce City in the mat- fiil ire. H!iu praises Hot Lalto and all the many fine frlemls who have assisted in . IndpiiiK her to re cover. Mrs, Irene Haxter, of the I lot l.alte store, was a visitor al I'nloa Monday. ' l-Jimer I. Mio. Maid, or linker, was a business visitor in this section Mornlay. .Mr. and .Mrs. W. D. Hanks and daughter. Airs. William JHughan. ami baby daughter, of J.u Orutulo. i Air. ami Mr. Klmi-r N. Jacobs, a ml children. Clei, and Waldo, of North I'owdcr, were Hiinduy si tors at tlie John 1'eterson ranch. AH. ' Hanks and Air.. Jacobs with AD'' jl'i'tersori own an Interest In. tie sheep biislncsM so tiny have bet-a fri(Uent visitors during the lamb ing season. ' K. L. Llndsey sold (he remainder ; of his last year's lamb crop this week. t Tin- Orfle llurford ramify has movd rrom their borne In this section to their ranch in High val- ley. Mr. Harford ban been renting and has now moved back to bis ing serious trouble. The L. A. Zaiigg family has been entertaining guests from Canada. The Xaugg's formerly lived In Can ada and welcomed their frlcnda from their old home. .Mr. and Airs. K. L. Llndsey wen? visitors In La (Irande Thursday. Rene de Vos Is Main Contender clitic.uio. Alar, 15 (Al') Item DcVos, of HelKiiim. today still r lalucd his ranking as ' foremost j contender for .Mickey Walker's i mblillewefgly title by Hie mar- gin of a no! very popular la-mand decision over i Myde Chastaln, hard imuehing Dallas, Tex., youth.. DeVos Jinhied the derision over the Texan last nl'hl In th feature of the Chicago Hiaillum's show, his . . i avvny during the ast five rounds.' , ,, ,.v, m ,,r.y ii:u( ur Hit- r ikIi t . .'in. hiM iikkivh- slveliess ni:i favorite. do him Hie . popular Over Night News Hy the Associated IVos Dome. tic Watdiingtiin Hoover ronfiiletit London naval conference is mak- lug progress and hopes it Will achieve its onrnose. I rheyenue Wells, f olo. Uepmy ! fr ,,,,,,, ,,.,. n,htl. offiwH WOunded lu clash with haul; rob-' Spl iaglield. MViws. Itoget Low ell I 'in nam,, I.owtdl observatory trustee believes Atlas Is name for new planet best suggestion re ceived. Washington d limine tax p:iy-nirntr- flow Into Internal revenue offices In large sums as deadline approaches. Voutigstown. O. Cyrus I-:. Kat c.n. In personal charge of oppoi-' lion to ItetlilelieitL Htoct- Votings tow n Sheet tVr Tube merger pla n, says ileal will not go Ihrntigh. Laundry Main 77 Mrs. McDonald Is Hostess : to Club At Bridge Party ; A d' liKhtful afiernoon following Cllfioni Alsiott, Jiikin Hiait. Ith a Ht. i'airii'k's tht'ihe was enjoyed by Warner, Hobby Carey, Hubert yesterday when Airs. tUoi'Kc K. jMillH. Nyle l'rlce, Lawrence Unwell, McOonald was liosless to her oliib j Helberi i.ymuti ami tbo iionor al the home of .Mrs. Harvey AJnt.irmHt. i hews at tbreo luldes of brhlKe. ; i Mrs. John l.arixon rertlved biKb . T?v f pvf 1 1 n c Af ire. M-eoiMl awarn wim won hyI,ll'L ta,"& ncor .Mrs. Ccoi-kc Holfman. Mrs. H. M. WesienhaviT was prewnteii with a fJUeKt prixe, A daluiy luncheon was served folbiuitiK curdM. Mrs. Hubert '.Julnil will le the next host kh In two weeks. ( i Quit Wedding1 y-. f . 1 -1 TT 1 ei I.Oi mea Xiei e .1 At a Millet weddltik' rprniiojiy performed last niKhi Aliss Hosn lleuniiwr becainn I ho bride ' of Arthur Lund at'lhe homo of Mr. nn. Airs, orvil Webber with lh' Jtev. I.eif Awo:i ofriciatiiiK- Jlotli tho bride and l.rld. kiooiii are of Hi nd and will return there to niako tm ir borne. Mny.l J.uml. brother of tho hiniegroom, Aliss Devona Ilennlng- (.r and Air. Lund's mother attended the ceremony. Air. Lund was for- Jumps who wrote the first part of merly of La tJraudo. A dainty It, but died before it was finisbeil. luncheon was served following I ho .Mr. Jlaldorsuii ' revised It, nnd at Hei'vh'fH. tempted to have It publi.she.1, but it Tliosi! present were: Mr. and was a number of years before any Mrs. Arthur Lund, Afiv and .Mrs. one would accept It duo to its un Orvll Wflibor, Mrs. l.tind, Air. and usualness. It Is of a man who de Ales. Webber. AHhs Levonii Hen- sired to live In tho past and was Dinger. Mr. Hragg, Ferdinand Jen- transposed several generations bad: sen, Helen Jenxcn, Kdna Jensen, -to the seventeenth century to find and Henry Jensen. . that he did not fit with the past .Monday AT. and Mrs. Lund, his becaiiKO of Ills modern Ideas. mot her and Miss I b aninger will return to liend iifter visiting friends und relatives, . Westway Club In Business Meeting- 1 l.'.ull.nfu ,ll..ir C M.o AV'l.ul u'mv .'lull nl' l)w. Ur. 11 A. w.tH belli I Kriday afternoon at. the home of! Mombers'of 'the Moose and th.lt .Mrs. Irviu Hramwell on Spruce !f,1IllihB ttpri, LrIPKIK nf lhn Wt st reel with ten members nnd one visitor p result, I Airs. Jlramwell was elected 1 chairman of the sunshine commit tee with Mrs. Herman Goecke as- I sistlng. Airs. Aleldruin will give n ' paper on Knglaud at Hie next meet- iug, l-'riday, Aliircii 2s, at the homo of Airs, (loccko. "Later in tho afternoon refresh im-nts wore served. T;r. A T2An At The La Grande IThoso present were: Ah, and Mrs. A I. a delightful dinner-bridge I'Viiurhelm, Kenneth and Air. and, Airs. Hay Price were host Verda; Air. and Airs. Charles Splv aud hostess lo their club Wednes- ey. Dean; Mr. and Airs. J. W. Kel day evening at the Lu (J-ranJe ho- logg, (trace; Air. and Mrs. I,. W. tel. J. AleNamee and Airs. Dalo Huih.-y; Air. and Airs. Ralph I'opo, Cox received high hooors. j Winona and I.ola .Mae; Airs. Wiui- , Members of C ub , ttij j.: j . .Members of Ihe Alo-Way-A-Tum club met Thursday afternoon at tho homo of Airs. H. W. IVebh-r with throe tables of brblgo at play. Mrs. Henry Kwln'woti first prize with Airs. Hoy Alunsell winning second, (litest prize was presented to Ali-s. William Terry. A dainty wio-courso luncheon was served. The next meeting will be with Miss Lola Hanton. .March 27. pU ; 1 A vo Affonr) v,,uu,vu LU,m Birthday Party Mrs. Harold Lyman entertained M liitii- hoys and girls al a' jolly Idrthday party Wednesday honor ing her son Hobby's fifth anniver sary. The little guests enjoyed games and a work table the earlier part of the afternoon. Later ihey partlcipalcd In a peanut hunt out nf doors with prizes going to Lawr ence Howell and Hetty . Jeanne Howell. They were then seated at luith 7ranR.CleaYinger IMitine to us anil ivm scenic We will move uu safe anil Mire It is catty to Insure the sifely of your household goods. liit tm on the moving Joh. i i OKK. n pretty table centered with n yel low birthday cake with flv lij,'hied candles. ...... Those present were: Jbtly Jeanne Howell, i.ols A nil. Viva Hull. Helen Howell, Donald Head-, buncneon Friday Airs. II. K. Iniow elUi:rtaili'd at a small luncheon at her home l-'ri-ilay In rnmpllnieiit to Dean Kale W. Jameson or Oregon Stale co1-b-Ke .who Is In I -a (Jrande for a few lays to meet different groups of you n k people, Thursiluy slit spoke 1.11. ulmnl I I..... " ly wan a speaker at the Ji.iHtein jOrejjon Normal school. ' Qj V6S RCV16W At , J Meeting 01 LlUU . Mrs. -Donald rague gave a very InterestinK review of the nlay "H(irkeey Square" by Hablerson at i mi uieewiiK oi inn ."eiKnoornooo UteraturH idnb lawt .i?lit at ibe li Omnde hotel, This 'play was bog.in by Henrv (nlswonhy's "Kscapo" will be reviewed by Mrs. Iteatrhe Youngr find Airs. Stella Ingle at the net meeting, Friday evfjiiing in the li Craudc hotel. ,Party Is Held At i Swart Residence of Alooseheart J.egfan when they met last night at the home of Air. mid Airs. Waiter Swart at their homo on Second street. I'lnochle and pedro wero diver sions of the evening with II. K. ' I'Vuerhelm and AHsh Juanita Shanks winning high score. Con Isolation awards were won by Aliss Herylo Kturman ami Charles Spiv ey. Hedro awards wen won by Italpli J'ope, high, ami Airs. Sarah Hailey consolation. Airs. .Mary Hoffman assisted Airs. Swart, in survltig refreshments. Sitbr, Airs. charlotte Warner, ,. , ... V , l!)r:.y:. I ;..' I,,...' '....' .man, MHilriMl; .M;mh lloryl Ktimiiini i 'and Harry Weatherman, guests. Greenwood P.-T. . Association Meets An unusually large nttenda nr( was present at the meeting of tho Croenwood . I niont Teacher asso ciation Friday arternoon at th" (irewiwood school. Aliss Alibi red lloyt's room won the picture content with the most miivhis renresenta- I"0"; ",'n,h'"' !"-inK s- Hie eiglitli graile pupils sang a Aren't You Tired I Of the Ties And (Hose You Chose ; From This j Morning? What you need is a rattling good sprlnir tonic to pull you together. K1MUNO NKCKWKAIt that Is in-etttng Its Hrst look at tho world this week. J XIMtlNO HOHIFHY that ban ishes the thought of slush and galoshes. Any time today yon can s-e th-e isnt.irt new accessories that will, without high cost, give you a new breakfast la bio charm for iniimr , row. i The Neckwear 50c to $3.50 The Hosiery $25 to $1.00 0m Hiouu of .ionn: "A Flower Lewnil l,y .Mary II. K'tii: "A NIlitlnK"l"' i... ii-Minr l.:irE,'ll: anil llif (lrc'nw..o,l Hi-lioi.l Hunii." Hi" woi-ila "( which wen- r;tli'll h' .Mll.li. .1 llowiir.l of I In- IkhIi fc-uIi. Tliow.- Minstni; were: N't-vu Mi'ln. ' J'ailitm- KilwanlM, Cny Mrl'li'lln". Sun Sou!li:tl. CHI.'-n Sli'ln. Wayne Walki-r, I'-in Ki.ffar.l, Khun Anion. Cli o IliiiK,. IMna llo.tkiir. H'1', I-"-lain! WlUi.n. Kmlly llt-rrj-. Anna Oi-hi'ltivc VI..I-I IHli-y. V.ila J.f h.; l-:y- VuIub Inlil'-r. (I. oiki Mnl.T.son. Ci.llii'ii rliiiiuiier, l.avon ITi,.... I.aniini I'yln. Ilfkn lllnilu'y. AiniiKciu- li'". Juuiliia Wilson. Ainlna W.nlniin ami illlilii''l Mow-al-.l. . Thf s. rnn.l nainh. r oh tl lr Ki'iim was a niuii'al play "Tho Hull's Mi.liiltrlit I'Volli'," pn-wiiK"! I,y .Miss .Viinlnil IKyl's woonil Kraih- iinpils. Tin- sii'onil nnniliiT on tin- pro j;rn in was a innsiial play. Tho.ii' who look iKiri wire: Mi-lvln I'om. Mi irk. toy Miaki'i': ll'-h-n lnh anil Chnrlotw 1'iin'. fali'ii's; I.ols Itasiniissi'n anil Wiaton I'lM-lii'lt. Ilulill ilolls; How .upan, vloli'l: I lila .loin s, mis il"H: H"l'y I'"1"1' IiIhiiiio iloll: .MalM l Woir anil Irc-lio iAIIi'ii. .lapani'sii ilolls; Unity CinV. Jni nila llnrlianan, I'anllno lii'ook'i. KHznhi'lh Wi'hlii r. I'l'.-iii'li ilolls: Afion Thompson. I'k'lTt': I.ols llnl. man who pii si iiii'il a uw ilam-f as I'liiiot: I'hll Ainswoi'ih. Jii.'U-in-lh-lox: lllnnr .Maxwell. H' Sns iinna: (iorilon I'nili'i'wooil. raplaln of tho sohliiTB with All'i rt llrllal:. Kum-np W. l.hi'r, John IV l'VI- niul iaii Sti'Wart as his iiH-n; Ainln-y Fallow anil Van I'l'.iiiiini'i', clowns; ltcta Hewitt. Mother C.oosc: l.il-cilli- H.'lckcl, hutlcrfly: l.nciMi- Ta. hoc was projicrly manaKi-r. A play. "Tlii' Thi'i'i' Wishes." was Jdven hy iinriils from KhlrlilKe lluiTinnn's s.-veiilh It ftrailo wis 11 Kthel James as Fritz. I'rulll the sixth A room, l-'lorenco Ans.-ll playeil Marlin tile wooil-etitter: Dorothy S ; intliisoli, t'asper, a iieiKhlinr: IMilli Itarnetl. MarKliret. the wife or Martin: .Mahcl Totoiie't. u fairy. The Itev. Frank Hopkins, who hail been seheilnleil to speak on "i 'it ieiishl p." was introiliiceil. i Ihirlntr the huslness nieetill 'v.itli .Mrs. William Heery preshl Injr, reports were iriven by ' -Miss lltililn Amlerson, chairiiian of the .social committee for the hasket so cial to talte place in the near fnt ure ami hy .Miss .Myrtle lloyt. chairman of the proffrnm commit tee for the same event. Mrs. J. K. Charlton, hlstori'in or the asso ciation, reported that ihe rather nniisnai history or the association wo'ihl he completeil liy the close of school. I'rhU'lpal U. A. Wilker son Is assisting .Mrs. Chaiilnn In coiioctiiiK reeorils nnil ilala. 'I'he rollowinff nolninatlni; eonf inittee was nppointci!: I'rineipal It. A. Wilkerson: -Mrs. J. K. Charlton, Mrs. M. VoiinK". A eonimilteo to select anil onier new films fo Ihe Hehool projector was nppointeit with -It. A. Wilkerson as chairman. ... 50 Attend Party I At Eag-les Hall Honoring four birthday annlver ries that took place this week -h1oui So prsens enjoyed n birlb- lny party Wednesday evening in til"- I'rigles hall. In compliment, to Mrs. Krnest. Itusch, Mrs. Harry Smiih, K. o. .Morris nnd W. K. .Mil ler. Dancing and refreshments wore STATE Theatre This a ma .iny: motion pieiurc enlehcs v rlmisoiv mill rII-iioi il l)u ixiliit-ixl wiih. ibat has tin intensely ilramuilc is fanny ami iruc. us nioiinn picture lunllty K Mich as only King Vhlor mil ImiHirl. King Vklor's I Xh Sunday pi The Big Parade of the Black Race 100 All Negro Picture SUN.-MON.-TUES. 3 DAYS ONLY LAST TIMES TODAY "PERSONALITY'' A Domestic Comedy of Every Day People Saturday, March 15, liKM ! enjoyed. Kverett Wulkft-and Win- j,, in lleiinett were n charge of ar Irangempnis. Legion Head To Visit At Union Late This Month Hy lr. I.. .. 'IC-ITIlll ( nlwi'i vei' I oi resiollielt ) F.NItlN (SlieelllD Shi H. (leolHe. alnlc ilcpnrrmont eoniinamler ()r Ihe Aiiieiiefili LpkIoii, Is si'heililleil o In. an linnor unesl of Ihe I'lllnu post nllli'.her fin of the Aniorii'iill leulon ami Us auxiliary Ihe Inst Monilay In .March. Air. (ieoruo has aniniil u siiie-iile ivpiitaliiin as a speaker liml hl coming Is In. in;; alllielpaleil. Willi llllliil In terest. An open meeting al Ihe Woman's eliili lutlltlinK Is holm,' arraimeil for Ihe evenli!f nnil nleinls or tho Anierlcaii l.eulini Will he IllVlleil to atteilll. Allenllon has lieen rocuseil on the haslielliall loilrnameiU the past few ilays nnil Ihe allcnilnnee lis eonipareil wih other years shows an ailileil enthlisiasin In this sjiort. Home close contests as well as some surprises In Ihe ability shown hy some of the smaller IiIkIi schools have ireateil the auillimcoH lo some real hiilh. - tine or' lho inofl pleaslni," reatni'es of the whole tournament has lieen the rlne siiirtsmiinshil ilisplayeil hy the paitli'lp.'inls. In nil resiects It has keen a.s l Ik a success as Ihe mnn iiKement coulil wish ror. .Mrs. riola lni-ker was hostess Tne.silay al'ternoon to the meni hei'i. of the IVeshytcriaii .Mission ary anil AW society. AHer roll call anil m huslness session Mrs. 1'aiiler Kavi. a talk . on the mis sionary work ninonif tho liullans ami Mrs- J. Johnson reiul ti paper on the snnio work In China, liefresliineiils were serveil alter Ihe ineetinB. Carl Strntlon Is h'olns on eriitrlieH this week as a result of a sprnlneil knee. The first steelheail reportcil In fnion wiim patmht hy II. H. Honney ilnriin; a rishini; exiieililloll lo Wallowa river with Warren Cor nell lite fit Ml or the week. KiiKene Coliklln. or Ontario, has keen visilini, at t)i" home' 6r Rnp crintemleiit Itoy Conklln ami nt tcriilinK the loiirnninent -this week. Mjh. Tom Conley wild" has hi'en visilini,- In I'liion nnil vicinity for the past two week..; will return to her home at Sopa lis. . Wash.. : on .Hominy. The Kteve Main family will aeeoiupaity : her 'home . for a few ilays nay. : " .Mr. anil -M:s. Henry Hoinmer nnil a brother Joe Summer ilrove over rrom Fltfin tp-speml Weilnes ilay at the M. S. Levy home. The ilclcKatiim , of comnierfial ciiih meinhels who nllenieil the annual linnntlel of the l.n C.rnntle ehainlier of commerce 'I'nesilay evening report one of the must In-terestiin- meetings ever atlemleil in l.a C.ranilc. Those who went were' (I. 1. Hess. .Morton llavis, I'-. I:. Conner, C. I., t.'ailwell. l.iiiils Hiileler. clarence llosewall. W. V. Stevens ami Cecil Criggs. After speniling. three years in Fnion as ninnagee of the Stanilaril nil plant, (leorgi- Winship has' been traiisferreil to Hernllston. Mr. ami .Mi-s. Winship have niaile many rrii-iuls in Fnion ami it Is with keen regret that frienils learn of. their transfer. They will leavo the first of the month.' .....I jdic h! Its dialogue J