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Wednesday, May 21, 1930 LA GRANPE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON Paste Five runmil "t Bilker I'uneral services for Mi's. Adolla Kirkluml, wife of 11. E. Kirklnnd, v.,s held in the llaptist church yos .ei'd'jy in Baker. Her death oc curred Saturday at 2:30 p. -ill. fol lowing a lingering illness. She was ...rii In liobiosonvllle. X. C, Jan. v 1SS7 and was married Aug. 24. ::mii in Tehieo Plains, Tenn. Mr. ;tml Mrs. Kitidand moved to Dnkcr :n 11105. Rhe Is survived by her li:i"liand, twouaughters, Marie and Helma (the-, former an Eastern i m son Xormul school student but i h i resigned her work to caro for her mother),, threo sons, Frank, oiiy and Joseph, all of Uaker; her ::i!her, J. P. llivens, a sister. .Mrs. iiriiro ilwnea and four brothers, .ill of Tennessee. Mi-o; I hirer Ifotioml Viillette Jlarer, of ha (irande, juiii'T in commerce at Oregon k-iLes college, was honored at the pMiJ!r convocation Mother's week ml l.y being elected to momuer hip in Phi Chi Theta, national honorary society for women in Minnorce. Membership to Phi Mi Thela Is based on scholarship, tadcrship, ehiiracti'r, and superior iiiainnu'iit In. the field of com iihim', Miss 1 hirer Is a member l' 'Aviu Tuu Alpha, nocial sorority. Senilis Plan Treasure Jluut I i tjv Scouts of I-.it Grande arc tiiii'ipatiug tho treasure hunt of H city scouts to be held Sunday ih rnon bpginntng at 1:30 o'clock i (ianloff purk and leudihsovei' IL'-itiile course. Prizes are a pup M-iit, first, and a signaling '-kit. toinl, in ndditlon to individual li-s offered ,by each Irogp. Boys will go in groups of from, six to il((irs Here , 1 Mr. and Airs, Hoy Cire!fner,:of. the alley, visited,. Jr. and".:MrH. : J.I A. onderlick yesterduyy, '- T h e r e jvt of the crops iu the valley wa.s'vcry favorable. Men's Club ( Mcot The Men's club of (ho J'l-esby-i-inn church will meet at 8 n. m. islantlurd time) May 22 in the liurch parlor with JO. 1). Towler to peak on thesubject "Tho Cireat nvt-.-itincnt." Inffii-mal Announcement was made today li.it the liotnry club dance and iiiiffet supiiet'j tonigjit ru- thc'i La Soda Is.;Bad6riHp Your btomach lli-eognizedi authorities say that rutin, potassluiu. pepsin -and other 'iiiponiry remedies do jio i)erma-n-at good 'Often harm resulis i itin their drastic' "action' In IvYaf-" itg stomach .disbrders. Tho new, flentirio treatlnut kn.6wfft likU?-. :.. formerly -1 Sponger4- -l.tV1tK3t,'i mild and soothing. It contains I'fiiiil Ingrpillents that go right to ti)- root of stoinach trouble.-' (l-he ii' Una is muck. -;but without vlo 11. -e. Within. Ill minutes you feel M f. a re-cstabiishing of tone and i la nee of the digestive tract. Get IMsA today a big advance over "1'iit, harmful effects of soda. Mi:-IJA Is wold under a satisfaction i" money-back guarantee by tho liKin Onig Co. Adv. IN THE WIST Sto re Jo. l.i La (uande MEN'S Vork Shirts 139c -65c 98c Kach one an unbeatable n value in its class. Cham- i brays & hickory stripes. May 21 to and Including Sunday the 24th Ic V a do und Kiold Located South End of 12th St. C baver-lMi kM.ll 1'lyiiie service l)EFX. STORES . M3k mil i noturucd Home Mr. and Mrs. W. Xr. person nnd j ",l,r inreo sons have relumed I home after spending a few days ""rccedinc to Uwlerahlp of Ma in Pasco, Wash. AVhile Ihoro they halma Gandhi's civil disobedience witnessed the alp meet which was ' inimlijn. Mrs. Soarjlni Nuidu' nom during tlte weekend. They made the trip by car. Eipceted Tomorrow Miss Jennie Slarsdon. or I'ome roy, Wash., is exneeioil ' in 1 1, Grande tomorrow to visit for some time at the hmn nri, n t Price. She la a niece Price's father. Of Mrs. Hero Visiting 1'. P. Randall, of Anaheim, Cal., Is visiting in La Grande at the home of his son, R. R. Randall. He will remain hero tho rest of the week and then ko on to .South Dakota for a while. stopping in Grande again on to California. his return trip In Portland Mrs. L.. C. Moreheud is in Port land nttending the Rebekah assem bly this week. She is expected to return to La Grando Thursday or Frlduy. AlU'lnllng Assembly James Moss is expected home tho last, of this week after spending several days In Portland attending the. Grande, lpdge. Assembly and also visiting with hjs niece. Mrs. Koscoe Yarndlli.'whoV will be re membered In Lt Grande as Miss Ruth Oliver. ' This is Mr. Moss' twenty-third conseclitlve year he has attended tho assemblies. ww-'ki-ml A'lsli ' ? ! U ;? ' ', 'Miss Korbllieh.' ''SftJciuW.1 iA Grando High school student, spent last weekend friends. Mwliny'Tbiilglit ' ' ; LJ-' The 'Rebekah lodge will hold Its "ItacchUK Returns From the liast regular meeting tonight at the- crn Skies" Odd Follows hall at 8 o'clock. A ' Choir largo attendance is urged as nom-j "Alas! Our Winter Is Past" Imitlon of officers will take place. 1 Mrs. W. H. llohnenkamp, Jr. - : '- ' "Tho Winter Wanes" Auto Afcldent "Already I Hear tho Voices of A truck driven by Hugh Snider' Spring'! and a. car driven by Frank Harris "The Karllost Touch of Hie Warm collided at Depot and Washington , Spring Kiss' yesterday, according to reports to ' "The Spring is Here" the police. Roth machines were 1 Choir . going at a slow rate of speed. No I T,, nersonel of the Ladies' Triad ono was hurt. , ' .choir includes: first sopranos: Mrs. l Ray Fuller, Mrs. S. H. (.loi'B.'iii, irtllliiiK TIlM forillug Merle Hlalock and Harry High- jMIy; lts, j,. tharp, charged with giving In oxl- Mr Ji, H. Jloo MpB oattnK,ll(,uor:to. a! nyluolv.Ol , 5J,ll;s Non( Second sopranos: M jfflfi;V"lll". fi$. i!WmH wiint:u ui Liin' i-L'iirri 1j. 'roimjiiiv .HI ,ilrtIM flu,o. ,.! uj tflUOO each. WWi "Wl 'itWfc r ' : toclnj'i . 1'miii IVnd eton Mim Opal Shiimmt. of Veil, le- ton, spent Huntlay vising .Mrs. JVofMlin MoMidtii r VH-. Ci rt C 1" -i t Is i U ill H. .3 1 the Grando Hondo hospital whore she was 111 for quite a while and is improving af"rtfhe. ; ' v V-'.-. lI(ro l-'or a l-'cw Days James U. Clough, of Portland, is spending a few days here on busi ness. Ho arrived yesterday. From 1omlosu Mrs. l.tonham, of l'ondosa. was a business visitor In La Grando yes terday. Ilpworth IjCiigiio Mwts-- The Island City Kpworth Jeague will meet this Friday evening at the home of Mrs. George Way for a business meeting and election of officers. All members are urged lo be ifresent:v"- " ' To Chicago , t . Mrs. Kvelyn lIcarnsjrHy. forntdr ly of this city but now of Pendle ton, stopped. In iUCh'nhdb yester day on business arid-visiting Mrs. George Richardson on her way to Chicago where she was called by tho death of her uncle. .She K last night for tho east; . ; In Porllnml Mrs. Clark KlUgerald is visiting in Portland with Mrw. Frank Hhum ard for a few weeks. , Visiting Here Miss Bcnllha Peal, of .loseph. Ore., la visiting in 1-a Grande at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Kmerson S. Heavls. Tiitnikvlttir Mrs. Geo. Rochester, who has been very ill for tho past six weeks, Is slowlv Improving and able to be up a little each day. Atleml Convention Dr. C. W. Krwhi has gone to Kugene whero he, will attend a state dentul convention beginning ,i -..t.. .nwl iwl .m ni tJr May 24. Ho Is making the trip by car Marriairn I.lcnw Jacob C. Swikert. and Maude Jicllamy, ltoth of Moscow, Ida., re ceived a marriage license Monday at tho county clerks office. CONCERT TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT j - (Continued from Page One) "Carmena Wilson Partlelt . Choir "Song of the Soul" . P.n-il "MiKnon" I Jbirdetot Olive M. Currey Blue Danube Waltz Miss Sicgrist a. "As the Unwn" Olto Cantr b. "My Lover lie Comes on a Sk--" clougfi-LA-fu'hlrr Mn. Ray Fuller Cantata: "The Herald of Spring" John Hyatt lirewr "Awake. O Earth for Spriii;; is At Ilaui" Gandhi's Aide Again Arrested By The British 1HEA.HASANA, Iiiillu, May 21 (AI) Kor the snciiml tiino kIikm . was unvsted during a mid on the salt deposits here in which Borne of her volunteers were injured and many others arrested. Today's raid was featured by a strategic move by tht volunteers who divided into two bodies which I conversed from different dlrec I " "lou e glistening piles or ) salt. .Seeing the Indians separata their '"fees, tho pollco concentrated up I o.i the nearest group. These, how ; i er. broke into a run and out i dihlanced the constables until they I reached the. wire defenses of tho isn't heaps'. They surged about , ' ""''" ' P from their long bamboo sticks. TJie main body of about 2000 Indians made for another salt pilo und the police accordingly wheeled .mil charred it In turn. Willi wild cheers an.1, cries of "H ill Our Motherland," the vol unteers milled about the salt heaps try ng to lasso the tin- wooden 1 JM:;;tr the projecting wire fence in order to pull them fruiv. the ground. They were frustraled in ;his at 'om.pt, the police ehaigiiv? the yiiliug. .struggling mass and re peatedly hitting out with their sticks. Tho volunteer..; did not rlirh! back, carrying out the Instructions pievlously given them by Mrs. Naidu,- ,i "See tho . Jloqnls" llattle Husls ,bf tho Choir' "WcaiTflll Willful- lu Kiin1dla.-'isltlliBMM.W. i.'iwyd .Sherwood and' Choir , i "Tho Hillocks are Mad, with liliss" .. . ."Tho Me.'lllllWW KMn. I., tl.a " Spring Mhoeri" .' Mrs. 1.. H. Moe. Mrs. GeorgK' ltlch- ardsotl, Mrs. I-'loyd Sherwood. Miss Lindsay, Ill 'JilSC Clelbe .' Miss.largnrel ' M ic sopranos: Miss Ruth iiaelson. K. l. ... ... ... tow.er, ,,ss .Yl,l,ll'el spencer. ..llss Myrllo.WI cock.' Mrs. Jacki Ferr s. jiiiw tiinee' Oeiliei. Al'lm KuMiurlne iTOissler, IIIsk Kutll Fruzior, Miss Mary A'miKhn 'J-lcntlriek.soni; alios: MrW. U.. JlohnenKami. ,Ti-.. Jlr. )S(,J1. ,.olllvl -Ml.. An,.PW j,om.y . Mlss .Mi.ini inn. Miss Nan- fienrK(u?Hliitini;tiin tluvreyi. ..Mrs. Walter, "'Sojvlti ml Misl Wrlglft. Virginia CI lass, JllsS- Dean LA -GRANDE rLY 111) FOR 0.-W. MEET .NEXT YEAR (Continued from Page One) President Carl Gray. Vice Presi dent Jeffers, t all of the general managers and superintendents and many other railroad officials at tend tho meet. A feature of the parade at Ttotse last year wus a miniature t1. IV train, which attracted much favor able comment. Night Baseball At Sacramento ; , - Tenth of June SAN FRANCISCO. May 'Jl (AP) Night " baseball, whiclv man' magnalcH believe will save the American pastime from financial decay since its successful trial by J)c3 Moines this spring, will make its debut in the Pacific Coast league at Sacramento, June 10, ac- cording to an announcement by I Lew Morning, president of the 1 league leading Sacs t Oakland's Acorns will vie with tho Senators iu Hie first coast venture at knocking high files into (the floodlights, and other teams : will have their opportunities soon after. For Moreing stated that five regular games will be played at night each week from then on. Stockton and the Sunday nfternnon gamo at Sacramento will be played by sunlight. Moreing believes that Sacra mento's climate is particularly favorable for night games, and dc- I clarcs that lighting engineers will (profit by the experience of the Ues Moines experiment and offer the ." equipment, avai.ao.-. FORMKR CHAMPION" HAN'GF.D SYKNKV. May 2 1 (AP) Ingvald (Iting) Anderson of Per- Min, X. If., former eastern ski-jump ing cha ni.nion, w as hanged here for the slaying of Imblic Itch- He walker) .steadily from bis c II to the gallows, protesting his in nocence to the lad. ANOTHKIE VAMHORIUI.T NKVV YORK (AP) There's another Vanderbrlt heiress. A er- und daughter h is arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl K. T. Smith, The mother is the former Consuebt Vanderbilt. I'll c I-: i.MAr;ix AI TOS PORTIA NO. Orp., May J 1 (AP) Twenty-five automobiles were damaged in a file which started In the Rex garage here early to day. Damage was estimated at EYE BOTHERS PIUXCESS VIENNA (AP) It was learned that the chief reason for the visit of Princess Ileana of Kumunia to Vienna at this time was to visit a leading oculist, und that she Is suffering from a serious eye affection. oitiociox xoh.uaIi ixsim:cti:i) 'The OreRon Normal school at !Mon- moiuh has been inspected in all departments by the federal survey commllteo of eastern cducatura employed by the state board of hlirliel education to cheek up on Oregon institutions of hlKher edu cation. Curriculum, administra lion, business inanasonient, librury nnd furnishings were anions tin subjects studied. likevlew The Ijlke county grand Jury failed to indict II. H. 'iiioiupson held for tile murder of Ira .Ilradley, Wiigonliie, Ore., rancliei. LARGE CROWD AT L. H. S. EXHIBIT TUESDAY MIGHT (Continued from Pago Onoj individual tumbling was especially welt performed. Stylo Show An unusually attractive number of drosses, both afternoon, sporl and school attire, and loveliest of all the evening dresses which, wore a real accomplishment, were dis played in (he style show given in tho l- H, S. auditorium. The show was woven around x clever theme of a girl who wanted o fashion . her own . jdothus and dreamed ubout lheni. .T;bis is porr t rayed by Mis .Sally Sicgrist. who a"iP dunces a loi number. Miss Oladyj; Roberts played the part of the fairy who brought tho dream und also, danced. ' V ; In the exhibit rooms of the do iiiestftvjirt department under Miss iAnno Arnold us' suiicrvlslon block .printing, lamp 'shades of(1orgmuly invd butchers paper, stcnrH work op. velvet, :' work In Inleflor dec orations with wall sketches, work in hoiuo managenvent, notebooks and posters were on display. The high school orchestra played selections, for the stylo show and Principal II. I. Towler greeted tho audience. Later 'ho introduced W. A. liaxlei', head of tho manual training department fll I'niun, who j presented tho prizes won by stu dents In manual art classes. Clydu Krogh won the first prize of $10 for the construction of a walnut cigbt-f-ot exlensloU- din-. , Ing table. All cash prizes were given by the Van Pctlen Lumber I company, f (f'haVb f ).(lly y wonj tlje' an oil'H Vf- I second prii:e' of id? flco desk'. The first J reidiijiian prUt kpf ,S v:i:i won. ly! A'lruM'tj.l.llIf' fljlviitil ii A A- . - ing a ladfc .drcising lifl)leiv with thl-eo 'mirror: ami a chair. SecT 1 ond prize of was won by Wayne j l-'oslcr for a davenport table, an Italian 'na isa nae. lutecd ( tviu IC ' Si ;l ic it I ( nil tfV In the 'grade Jiool "contesis. (prizes were furntfdd by Gilberfs hardware) Norma n J lgenscn of (i ntral won a hand saw for a fool stool, book case and letter holder jal! nuido of oali; secontl prize by! Dcie Clay of Greenwood, nm ,a! loldlim- (ronJiig biiard. I ll ? re;l eelved a'e f bits'. "lonald Gruis; I o Illvcria, won third prize, a ; lUilMmtVi., '. r , ',. i"'. YY., ij Those of the high school receiv- j Ing honorable nvnt ion are: Kit- t! jelled UMPIRE FINNIGAN "You're as blind a a bat," roared Muggsy Mulligan. "That may be," umiled the umpire, "but you heard me, for I smoke OLD golds and xpeak with authority. Now you can run out and buy a pack. They'll soothe your nerves. Not a bark in a blcacherful." Elf BETTr:ftTOIIACC0S...TIIAT'SWllYTIHiYWIN NOT A COUCH IN A CARLOAD geno Hibberd, cedar chest; Gor don Keynuud, occasional chair; Gene McLean, writing desk; Wes ley Smith, a pine table; (all of the pine tablea wero of good work manship luit this ono had nn espe cially neat design); Leonard Cntes, inlaid dresBlng table. Tho judges were Mr. Itaxter, Mm. L. 1. !oiiRlas, art supervisor, and Lynn Itohnenkamp. About 100 pieces were display ed be the trade, school uml ubout j 141 by the high school including J t -I omlnr fbests. two drossintr tn- bles, u number of fir tables made by fresh mien, und writing desks. Ono piece especially .noticed was a large walnut cedar lined chest that stood ubout threo feet .high that was made by Molvin Ouhlman. Most of thu finish was done with valspar and Rubbed to a very high polish. ' , . . Ulucksm (thing work including pi.ncheii, cold chisel.', hinges and farm fixtures, lathe work, screw orivers, hummers, etc, were dis played and mechanical drawing problems were also, displayed. Menus foil bivalilusl, luncheon, d uner, afternoon card parties and evening card parties wero display ed with tho iec.ipes and tables sit with ono of the cotuscs from each meat using tnc type of silver and l.;o service used. Angel Fcod Contest In the utiKci food contest for the second Icm; girls Miss lla.cl Herman won first prize, an elec tric, plate; and Miss . Hazel JH'. rhorson, .won in second prize, an angel food c.iite but; and Virginia shepherd, third prue, a mayon naise set, u the muffin contest for ono torn, girls. Miss Wiultred bcott .wkjii tiu-first prize, a sit of mixing , bo Ml.s .Grace. lullr.- ! son second. si. salad plates; and I M.lss . Kalhryn Kdwards, an egg bialer.- J'i1zh wtio furnished by GltbertV. Hani.va o, the Giaulc Kondo, iMuat CLiupauy and o,ut-uf I town1 cbheerhs. j Jn the seltfiue departnieut tlie, j new equipment in visual i-duui-t tioiwas (splayGd. I'taclically all i ojjf-theTVqoiwi displayed tub .year's Lwh'iM. InTpostctv:, notebooks, .shrsp, i.iuuvim,. uii-., I' tiy ui - Liin uunuauv stem. : used. In the drama c.e partment stage settings and light ing wero presenlod. Other gv. ps ,aing ex:hil)iL0 were: senior Kng lt h, shorthand t: ml bookkeepiiitr, lypewrjtiug, biology (plant , und aninuit lifr) physics . und genera I science, sophomioro Knglish,- lan guages and mathematics,- junior Kngllsh, freshman Knglish, - A. II. S. exhibit and history and social sciebi-e:;. RAIN HOLDS IUCK, CROPS, VER1 !STATE , XyonlbuicdfrjOutano On0) Viira'iM hVillroirrHl-lil ft'iHtVim !i tnd Josepliino counties, and wilt Ite beun in Douglas county In a shorty time. Pastures and ranges are generally excellent, some 'corre spondents report the best fcedj in' year;-. .--s V s y l.ive'stoek: rflfehvlnff ' w'av.i de-, layed 1 g-ii fllij; M,feei t ftlock continues' lo nitvYJV . sutniu.er range, ami Is eVerywherA making' satlsfaelory gains. , v Mlcellaneiuift; ylJonLos a'e jdo lyj yi'lUwSot Jijftf ti.. ij nlar ke.. The w eat her has been too ' I 'r tOfinttjloaine!.' Wet; wfctHi tV.VlniHlnBirMiftieulV ttf 'itecj. ganlent; aibl potatoes clean. Flax s nuiliing goort growth. . , . - . Board Is Asked To Drop Married Women Teachers Tho board of ii rectors of the La Grande school district No. 1 met Monday night with all mem bers present, when a committee from tho Central Labor council and non-affiliated labor organiza tions consisting of 11, A. Scott, Wil liam Hesae, Frank Cullen and Otto Pieper appeared beforo tho board and requested on behalf of labor that tho school board adopt the policy of eliminating in the near futuro from tho La Grande schools all married women teachers. The school board took no action on tho matter. The various members of the committee made representations supporting tho requests und stated that tho labor organizations will extend its activities on tho subject over Union county. urlotta members of tho school board Informally discussed with tho committee tho policy of tho school board on tho subject and asked for suggestions from the committee as to methods proposed. Some commltttVnien suggested dropping every married teacher at one time and others suggested elim ination each year of a considerable number, first dropping juniors in length of service. The eommltteo said that tho hoard should decide tho method. It Is reported that tho discussion "was -entirely in; formal and very pleasant. Tho school board members say that only two mrtrried women teachers had been employed In five years and ;in " both -cases these teachers wero ftraf engaged as sub stitutes or- oiuergcitcy Instructors and then continued in sorvlco be- causo of superior ability. It was abto brought out that tho suprerrie court has. decided that a- school board has jiot authority to dismiss FREE 4 1 BEAUTIFUL LAM A One curd with each 25c purchase. Fifty cards Sets a camera. A camera free with each permanent wave. We nrte on . startdiird PHONE tjtEWF0(i? MAIN 1p9 3LOO.'j It O r. LMhMr. Cm. f I i;i . . ; i., , . n T openrte on startdiird . t lin1e.f:U?h!Sn,;.l.:f a tcftchcp who married during the school yeur, althuuKli tho teacher could be dropped lit the end ot tho ycur if ilealrod. . Immedlatoly unon the retirement of tho eommltteo the school board took up roulino matters and ad journed at a Into hour without havlriK further considered tho sub ject. . KllKene LientiMtH of the . wtate opened tho thlrty-Hcvcnth session of tho Oregon dental us-soelutlon. TIME SAVING PLAN MEETS OPPOSITION (Continued from Pose One) of commerce voted 12 to 7 for the plan with 2S prcKcm. ut tho meci Intr nine of them not votlnu. Tho chamber of commerce request wan presented to the commission . a week uko tonlKht but notion was deforied until a Bpecial incctinB tho followliiK nlRlit when tho petition wns presented. DAVIS LEADS . . GRUNDY FOR NOMINATION (Continued froin Page One) the prllniurlcH, but fulled ;lu poll cuiivenllon. ' ' :- : . Oi-een's noinjmitloiv ,was assureit on . Ihe eleventh .'bulloi; after This Is Just one of a' ware of - t'llilMirrass'lng llKihientN whli'll will keep you laughing as you . newr laugheil. herm-v. ll'if , Kenny's ImmI to ilauv J)OX'l-.. mihs'ITI' ' ' ' - ; . ''."" .ft '" 'i Jr, Plus: iVitaphone Acta .. "'; '.tiAndio - .Reyiew. "' M '. -,-. - ..I -.'I' 'JTAR'OF "THE, Talkinir, 8 V r Fresh, French and frisky! Bub bling with his old sparkle and his new song hits ! MAURICE Chevalier The BiPond Now Playing Proolto iroweU of Frederick, w.th drcw -und threw hlH support to Green. v Tho final voto ffuvo: Green U4--223: Pylo 47.9S6; Carl TrylHtad. nrooklnRH, 4340; Howell 3441 nnd Carl Oundernon, Mitchell, none. .: I1I.AXTO.V CAUItllvS TEXAS' AlllLlCNH, Trx., Slay 21 A'l') Thonuis Id. lllanton, aggressive Texas, coiuiii-aHjiiun who; retired two years ago. to enter the sena-' tjurshlp Taeo against Knrle U l'ayfleld, today seemed ussured of return lo . Washington as repre sentative from tho , 17th Texas con gressional district Opposing iMrs. it, o. I.ec, can. dldato for the placet loft vacant several months ugo by tho death of her husband, Hlnnton today had a lead of 1360 put ot Jt.470 votes counted. Of tho votes tallied, ho had re ceived 71)15 and .Mrs. I.ee 0555. . lilanton was defeated In the democratic primary ot tho sena tnrshlp raco two years ugo, and did not reach the runoff election in which Ton Uommlly defeated Mayfleld, GRADUATION o ni(.t iiiiiiier i on : ."Not u You Huy l'l'liited Writing Material. See Us. It's Useful. : . o o o o o o NUl.SON'S Opposlto Post Of flco O O O O () O O O o o REGINALD tS M What Was He Doing ; in the - ifi JlJ,"i"'vl " -"Jfi J ' '. 1 . , KflOm al , ; i .v.v-' I, . ,. AllOnignt f , ' ' ' .',' ;u- '(- Mi'.vi -ui) . v.- ,''i. : t- rand -i , . I-- ! - . i hi ,h liin)Ji" ' n (' I'll v.'!,." - LOVE PA R A DE" , , yi WITH riAuotin ) COLBERT Also Talking Comedy T GRANADA EC Sound Ncwri g W.u.-1'.i'i :f :irl Jii'vili'f- )'.b?ii; :y,- j .yrt'S ;.; ; 5 ; 1 ; ii
