Wednesday, March 16, 1932
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Three,
HIM Bcm Duke,
Telephone Main W9
Club W.omen Horror i
Mrs. To wler At I
Tuesday Luncheon
jMrs. E. D. Towler, who will leave
Saturday to make her home in As
toria, was honored at a no-hostess
tyncheon at which the Neighborhood
club .entertained yesterday at, 12
o'clock In the gold room at the La
Grande hotel, Mrs. Towler is a past
president and at present is a mem
ber of the board of directors of the
La-.drande club, and has further dis
tinguished herself through her aotlv-.
ities as president of the fifth district
Federation of Women's clubs.
Guests from J?lgin who, were enter
tained also at the luncheon were
Mrs. If. B. Williams, Mrs. H. H. Hug,
Mrs. R. Xi. Shoemaker and Mrs. F. W.
Keller.
Mrs Robert S. Eakin acted as
tpastmistress, and toasts were given
by prominent club women following
opening prayer by Mrs. J. George
Wolz. Mrs. S. B. Morgan, president
of the Neighborhood club, spoke from
the point of view of a president In
appreciation of Mrs. Towler's club
work. Mrs. Sherwood Williams spoke
as a past president and director ,and
Mrs. Turner Oliver gave a toast as
one of .the community. Mrs. Oliver
praised Mr. Towler, principal of the
La Grande High school, for his work
with young people, and mentioned
Mrs. Towler in her work in the parent-teacher
organizations, the Rain
bow girls and other organizations In
which she has been active. Mrs. K
W. Keller spoke representing the JUth
district federation.
tars. Towler responded to the toast$
and was presented with a corsage. .
The luncheon table was -decorated
wth spring flowers, and a St. Pat
rick's motif was featured In the
luncheon.
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Alpha Club Meets
' At Leisman Home
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lelsman en
tertained the Alpha club at a bridge
dinner last night at their home. Din
ner was served at 7 o'clock, , after
which the evening was spent In
bridge.
Frizes were awarded to Mrs. Wil
liam Slegrlst and Charles Bingner
for high scores.
in buying...
j ybusav& iri
using
jjfjP'BAKING
iiWPOWDER
25 ounces for 25
Hi
IS THE BEST TEA!
'0 A delicious blend of matchless quality.
CHOICEST ORANGE PEKOE or GREEN JAPAN.
GUARANTEED Y THIS SIGNATURE
Is Your Name In Th List?
The person named below have Kodak pictures at the Red Cross
Drug Store. Please call for them soon.
Edna Allen
Alta Andrews
J. R. AUcr
, Amos
Beckwlth
Bessie Barry
Mrs. Brown
H. Browning
Mrs. L.
Bramwell
Beck
Brannon
. Browning
Bond
Virgil Conley
Choate
Mrs. Cox
Coe
Dorothy Case
Comstock
Conner
Crews
. Courtney
Crowe
Davis
Filmore
B. Folsom
Floberg
Fallow
Pat Fitzgerald
Graham
Nate Gray ,
H. G iltner
George
Hodgin
Fred Hennlng .
Hanson
Hlatt
Kiddle
Keown
Chas. LlUy
Lloyd
Ray Lynch
Geo. R. Lovely
Mason
Mills
Meyers
Morelock
McCarroll
Melott
Montgomery
Earl Murray
Ruth McCosh
Nlbler
Nebeker
Newlin .
RED CROSS
Society dltoc
ham 1:1 a. m.
Paul Sayre Weds
Miss Alexander
County Superintendorit and -Mrs. E.
A. Sayre received announcement to
day of the marlage of their son, Paul
Arthur, to Miss Dorothy Jean Alex
ander; daughter ' or Mr. and Mrs.
Frank ?Norman Alexander, of Port
land, on March 12. The wedding was
solemnized in Portland, where they
plan to make their home. '
Mr. Sayre is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Oregon Haw school, aftsr
which $ie practiced law for a year
and a half in MoMinnvllle. For the
past two years he has "been in Port
land, where he has built up a splen
did practice. -He is tho eldest son
of Mr. .and Mrs. -Sayro and Is .well
known in this vicinity.
Miss Alexander has never visited In
La Grande, but Mr. and Mrs. Sayre
met .her during trips to Portland.
Industrial Oregon
Theme of Program
"Industrial Oregon" was the theme
of the program which was presented
by the Elgin Women's Improvement
club yesterday afternoon at the moot
ing of the Neighborhood club at tiYe
La Grande hotel. Mrs. F. W. Keller
was In charge of the program and
was .assisted by Mrs. H. H. Hug, Mrs.
A. R..MoCall, Mrs. L. B. Williams, Mrs.
Paul Sadler, Mrs. R, L. Shoemaker,
Mrs, Lynn Hill, Mrs, Ray Cope and
Mrs. Stringham.
Mrs. McCall opened the program by
discussing the . effect of weather on
life, Industry and natural resources.
Mrs. Hug talked concerning the in
dustries of Oregon, and Mrs. Keller
discussed, "Why We Should Buy Ore
gon Products and Why We Should
Buy Home Products."
Mrs. L. B. Williams played as a
piano solo, a march by an Oregon
composer; Mrs. Paul Sadler furnished
a vocal selection, and Mrs. R. L. Shoe-
maker presented a reading, assisted
by a chorus of Mrs. Sadler, Mrs. Hug.
;Mrs. Keller, Mrs, Hill, Mrs. Cope and
' Mrs. ' Stringham. ,
j Mrs. Julius Roesch was chairman
of the hostess committee , which
served tea on ' the mezzanine floor
following the program. Mrs. Hazel
.Graham presided at the tea table,
and those assisting with the serving
were Mrs. W. W. Nusbaum, Mrs. W.
C. Perkins, Mrs. W. B. Pickens, Mrs.
A. J, Stange, Mrs. Edna Stonebreaker,
Mrs. Roy Dexter,. Mrs. O. R. Ssitz,
Mrs. Floyd Sherwood, Mrs. J. D.
Smith, Mrs. Herbert Speckhart, Mrs.
Chester Thompson, Mrs. F. L. Ral
ston, Mrs. Roesch and ' Miss Fannie
Sommer.
Mrs. Charlton; Is
Hostess to Club
Mrs. ' Clyde Charlton entertained
the .TJ-ao.J-Go club , last ; night at
her. .home; . Guests,- ,who completed
three tables for bridge, were Mrs.
Walter Lane, Mrs. Arthur Weagel and
Mrs. W. H. Safford.
Mrs. Lane received the 'prize for
high score among the . guests, and
Mrs. Nate Zweifel was high scorer
among the members.
A - two-course luncheon was served
at the close of the evening. Mrs. Ida
Charlton will be the next hostess on
March 29. . ... (
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Delphian Chapter
Studies Paintings
The Delphian chapter met last eve
ning at the Sacajawea Inn for the
study of landscape and ' still 'life .in
Dutch painting.' "Holland's two great
landscape painters are Ruysdael and
Hobbema. Ruysdael was the first
Ott
Ormond
Price
Pennington
Pierce
Peterson
Rhine
Reynolds
Rush
M. Robbing
Rynearson
Sc naffer
H. Snider
C. Self
G. Simmons
Sargent
Stanley
Stewart
. Stringham
Stinson
Scott
Thomas
Towery
Th acker
Tiffany
Tiss
Twlla
True
Turner
Dora Turner
Edith Taal
Thompson
Pete Veum
Wright
Willcox
Whaley
Welmer
J. R. Wagner
Warner
Wade
Whiteside .
Young
Yards trom
Also
We Have
Enlargement
For:
V. Conley
Hammond
Myrna Davis
L. Bramwell
Julia Hlatt
Dora Turner
Edith Stoddard
'Cordell
Katie Thomas
DRUG STORE
A?-.
painter to discover that more than
half of any landscape is sky, and to
found his designs on that principle.
No ' one has ever surpassed him , as a
sky painter, it is said. '
Hobbema is best known lor his
"The Avenue, Middleharnais," which
has besn called "the most popular
landscapo that . has ever been
pointed."
Mrs. L. L. Douglass was leader, and
talks were made by Miss Beatrice
Youngs, Miss Sarah Williamson, Miss
Hilda Anthony and Mrs. Lowell Wil
liamson. The next meeting will be March 22,
with Mrs. H. E. Brady as study super
visor. The topic will be German and
early -French painting.
Lions And Wives
To Be Entertained
The Lions and auxiliary will be en
tertained at a bridge party Tuesday
night at the home of Mr. tmd Mrs,
Nolan Skiff, it was announced today.
Those who plan to attend are urged
to notify the hostess as soon as pos
sible.
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American Authors
Topic of Meeting
American authors were studied in
the literary lesson of the First Ward
Relief society yesterday afternoon at
the L. D. S. Recreational hall. Mrs.
L. H. Bramwcll was In charge of the
class and - was assisted by a group of
members who 'discussed various
authors.
Mrs. Mila WaJch ;dlscussed the life
of James Fenimore :Cooper; Miss
Bonnie Bean :desoitibed the Ills
of - Washington Irving and reviewed
Icobod Crane," one of his stories.
Mrs. Mina Larson 'outlined Haw
thorne's life and reviewed his famous
story, "The Great Stone Face." The
life of Edgar Allan Poe was described
by Mrs. Zella Moaer; and Mrs. W. D.
Hanks discussed Bret Harte and his
story, "The Outcasts of Poker Flat."
The meeting next Tuesday after
noon will be devoted to social service
with - Mrs Rose Bean as teacher.
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Miss McMeekin To
Present Program
Miss Ida McMeekin announces the
groups which will participate in the
program on children's music which
she will present tonight, at Ti30 at
the La Grande hotel. Mrs. H. B.
Inlow Ts chairman of the Neighbor
hood 'Music club which is presenting
the program.
Miss McMeekin will present a pa
per on "Children's Activities In Mu
sic" and the remainder of the pro
gram will include songs by pupils
from the J. H. Ackerman Training
school; a singing game, a folk dance
and a toy symphony from the Green
wood first and second grade rooms of
Mrs. Nell Thacksr and Mrs. Hollle
Williamson; ond piano and violin
numbers presented by little1 pupils
of local music teachers.' '"
Short talks will be given by Miss
Jennie Peterson and Mrs. Florence
Lynch Miller. 'i
. Because of the many ;'smalj children
"THE STARS AND
"toe
yt,, t,rr
liio iuition'8 1)C1otc(1 "Muri'li Kins" lind conic to the end of life's
puraile. And In this Impressive scKIhk, the Ijody or John 1' li i 1 1 p Koumi
lay In sfnto In tile ImlKI room or the Washington Marine 'barracks,
lvlimi'the famed hnmlitmstpr fitnrted to piny as n boy of 13.
Pope Pius XI at
A r:irr pluilosniphic study K thin, lioti-fne; Pope Plus XI litivlty at
work In his private study at Vatican City,
Ladies Auxiliary
- In Social Meeting
A social hour was enjoyed by the
-L. A. to the B. of It. T. last night
following a business meeting at the
Sacajawea Inn. Games and bridge
j wero played and the prize at the
(former was awarded to Mrs. .-C. E.
iHappersett. Mrs. W. E. Denny made
I the high Bcore at bridge.
Refreshments were served at the
bridge tables after the .social hour,
and St. Patrick's decorations were
I used, -with appropriate favors at each
plate. Mrs. Laura Kennedy, Mrs. Ma
rie End berg and Mrs. Nell Sullivan
were hostesses for the evening.
April 6 is the date . of the next
meeting. 1
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Women's Society
To Elect Officers
Officers for the coming year will
be elected by the Baptist Women's
society at a mooting tomorrow aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock -at the church.
Retiring officers will act as hostesses,
wttn Mrs; B. M. Godwin, general pres
ident, Mrs. Stott, president of the Aid
society, and Miss Myrtle Whitmer,
president of the Missionary society,.
In charge, assisted by other officers.
Members are urged to bring their
mite boxes and dime cards to the
meeting. '
Missionary Groups
To Present Plays
One 'Of -the entertaining programs
of the wlntor will bo given Sunday
evening at 7 o'clock in the Metho
dist church when the Women of the
Missionary societies give two plays.
The cast will Include 20 children, 12
women and will be accompanied by
the young people's choir under the
direction of Harvey Carter, furnish
ing special music.
The plays are being presented for
the benefit of the public, which is
cordially Invited, it is stated.
Eagles Auxiliary
Planning Social,
The basket social at which the
Eagles auxiliary will entertain will
be held on Moron 24 instead of
March 17, it was announced today
by members -of the committee. Mem
bers of the Baker and Pendleton,
lodges have been Invited for the so
cial, which starts at 7:30 and for
the dance which will follow. . .
Mrs. Charles Hildobrand is chair
man of the committee on arrange--
ments and is assisted by Mrs. Arthur
Huff, Mrs. Frank Anderson and Mrs.
Erna Gtltner. "
ACTORS KIOiilT CRISIS WITH FILM
KARLSRUHE. Germany (flAs a
weapon to fight the theatre 'crisis
and revive theatre trade, actors of
the state theatre have made a film
of the history and traditions of the
court theatre. : ' f-
NEW METAL, FOUND --i V'"
SACRAMENTO, Cal. (ff The dis
covery of a now metair'krfown nfe
Snnbornite' brought J the hurnborJJof
metals round m California to uo
STRIPES FOREVER"
Work in Vatican
wmmmmmsmmmmmm.
Secret of Happy Marriage Found
By Senator Caraway in Two Rules
i . - . By Sue McNam&ra
' WASHINGTON (P) Two rules for
successful marriage are suggested hy
Mrs. Hattle Caraway, first woman
ever elected United States senator.
One rule Is to realize always that
the other partner to the marriage
contract has outside interests. The
other is for the wife to believe In
and respect her husband's judgments
and decisions.
Though she holds' one of the most
advanced and modern .positions in
official life. Mrs. Caraway has very
"old -fashioned" ideas regarding mar
riage. "Married couples make a mistake
in trying to corral every bit of each
other's time and personality,'1 she
says. "They should have mutual
aims and companionship, of oourse,
but they should also rospeot. each
other's Individuality- and freedom.
,VA wife who really thinks her hus
band is always right has smoothed
away many marital difficulties. OfJ
course, a woman should marry a man
for whom she has respect and ad
miration in the beginning."
In her senate office, with mall
stacked round her and three men
secretaries and stenographers at work
In an adjoining room, Mrs. Caraway
occasionally slips back into memory
of her 30 years of married life.
Nothing pleases her more than a
compliment for the late Senator
Thaddcus Caraway. She likes to re
call little lnoldents in his political
life. . . - . .
"He would do a Xavor tor V man
he personally disliked If lie 'thought
the man deserved It," she says. "Be
was always impartial and fair in -his
decisions."
The little black-gowned senator Is
showing something of her late hus
band's firmness in dealing with prob
lems which beset her. She has re
FOOTDAM, STAR OF 1800
SAYS 11B CAN STHA PLAY
ALAMO. Ga. OT What, William B.
Kent rises- to -ask. Is a matter 'Of -85
years to a good football player? v
Kent was a member of the Geor
gia oleven of 1896, captain 'Of the
Bulldogs In '97 and In '08 lobbied
against a bill paused by the legisla
ture prohibiting football In Georgia.
Ho helped get the governor to veto
the bill, he said, whloh was passed
after a player bad been killed during
a game.
"I am In fine shape now and can
play a real good game right now,"
Kent declared. "I weigh 014. pounds
and can run -100 yards about as qulok
as any manln town." . .
SOCIAL CALENDAR J
Wednesday, Mah 16 .
, 7:00 Clio club, .with Dr. and
Mrs, ; F. L. Ralston. -..
.. .7:30 Crystal Rebokah lodge, No.
, No. 50, Odd Fellows hall.
7:80 L. S. to the B. of It. P.
and E at the Eagles hall. . i
-hi 7 :30 -Neighborhood Muslo olub,
"' -at thS1 La Grande 'hotel.' i,. . '
'" i 7:30 Literature group of the A,
A. U. W., with Miss Kate Houx.
8:00 Past -Matrons of the East
ern Star, with Mrs. O. May Noyes,
1601 Adams avenue. '
8:00 No Hostess Bridge olub,
with Mrs. Paul Meyers.
"':
Thursday, Maroh 17
1 :00 Thursday Bridge club, with
Mrs. D. W. Stone.
. , ,,2:00 G. I. A., at the Sacajawea
Znn.
2:00 N. B. B, olub, with Mrs.
Donald Cole.
2:00 Missionary society of the
Methodist Church South, with
Mrs. Ruth Elam, 2611 North
Birch.
2:45 Ackerman Parent Teacher
association, at the school. '
4:00 Wicas Wtclnca Camp Flro,
with Miss Marguerite Hesse.
8:00 Benefit card party, Cath
olic Altar society, at the Saca
jawea Inn.
8:00 Bridge club, with Misses
Jean White and Judy Moore.
Friday, March 18
1 1:00 Chapter I, P. E. O., with
Mrs. H. S. Brownton.
1 :00 Luncheon club, with Mrs.
Craig Carroll.
2:00 Lucky Dozen club, wltn
Mrs. C. E. Sting.
2 :00 HI Lo club, with Mrs. Rob
ert Stevens.
2:00 Stitch and Chattor club
of Amerlcnn Legion auxiliary,
with Mrs. Russell Pnrlett, Fifth
and O.
2:30 Island City Parent Teacher
association.
2 :45 Rlverla Parent Teacher as
sociation, at the school.
2 :4S Greenwood parent Teacher
association, at the school,
6:30 Diversity club potluck din
ner, at the Eagles hall.
7:00 International Relations
ClUb at the A. A. U. W., with
Miss Elleanor Vernon.
7:30 Talk of the Town Bridge
club, with Miss Lillian Schubert.
...
Saturday, March 19
2:00 Women's Relief Corps, at
the Knights of Pythias hall.
8 :00 Tand 'C club, with Mr. and
Mrs. August Erlckson, assisted by
Mr. and Mrs. James Dobbins.
9:00 Elks St. Patrick's dance,
Elks temple.
...
Monday, March 21
1:00 Luncheon and Bridge club,
with Mrs. Henry Hill.
7:30 Neighborhood Literature
clul), at the La Grande hotel.
8:00 Pythian Sisters, )oint So
cial meeting with the K. of P.,
at the hall.
Tuesday. March 22
10:00 Women's Christian Tem
perance Union Institute, at the
Baptist church.
2:00 Neighborhood Art club, at
the La Grande hotel.
2:00 M. I. L. club, with Mrs.
Charles Miller.
2:00 Pythian Sinters Social
club, with Mrs. Ray Buell.
6:00 Bridge club, with Miss
Florence Sullivan and Miss Mil
dred Smith.
. 8:00 Women's Benefit associa
tion dance, at the Sacajawea Znn.
8:00 Lions and auxiliary, with
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Skiff, 1207
' Oak.
fused to make rtrty speeches via
platform, radio or news reel. She
believes It would be In poor taste
so soon after her election.
She will hot espouse purely "wom
an's legislation" lust because it 1b
such, though she was besieged on
taking office by groups -of women
championing -various 'measures.
.Now -they .-have all fallen back, the
movie men, the women lobbyists and
the politicians, -leaving her .pretty
muoh alone to - conoonteate on -her
work. She is satisfied.
-She 'goes home ait night to the big
house In Maryland known as the Lard
Calvert mansion, whloh she has occu
pied tor years. Two sons, both in
the -army, 'live With -her. A faithful
negro servant runs the house,
Sometimes -they have hot biscuit,
the kind the late Senator Caraway.
!lked. And muoh of the time the:
talk Is of "Dad. -
FIND IT
HERE
M In by a. m.
HOOKED BlISS
Only. (1.25 at Melville's. 8-16-2 t.
! FOR YOUR CAR
New wlnashlolclB and -side Masses
ulokly ! and morrecfly installed for
you at 4he nieost possible prices at
Richardson's Art & ant Shop. 3-10-4t
CUR OWNERS ATTENTION
It -Is important for you to know
that when you break your windshield
or side gloss that you -eon Have it re-
fitteM in less than an noar, with the
best of plate, and t ;the least OQet
to you, when you take your :oar to
Richardson "The Art Man" at Rich-
ardson'a 'Art and Olft hop. :He
speolttllsies In -all kinds of mirror 'and
glass work. 3-9-2 t.
' THREE THINGS
Saves hours of work mocB not
harm the tmish of your woodwork-
cuts down the -cost of liousecloanlng.
OLBA-NATilt .does It. Your can 'of
Olea-Kall Is at 'Richardson's Art A
Gift Shop. . 8;16-t
MANLEY M. ARANT
Accountant and auditor, Income tax
advisor 1418 Wash. Phono 208 W.
8,-10-1 m.
CHOICE SWEET PEA SEEDS
It's time to plant them -now. Se
lect yours at Harks Florists. 8-ie-u
Henutltoiuni, pleating, button
holei etc Norton's Kiddy Shop.
Adv .
Willow P. T. A. will hold a cooked
food salo at Noah's Storo, . Saturday,
Maroh 19. 3-10-3t
REGULAR MEETING
Wednesday evening, 7:30.
F, 0. degree.
Vornon R. Halo, Sec.
, 8-10-lt
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
By Altar society at Sacajawea Inn,
Thursday, Maroh 17; 8 p. m. Bridge
and plnochlo. Nine prizes, Including
door prize. Adults 50c; students 25c.
Public invited. 8-10-ltp
CARD OF THANKS
Wo wish to thank our many friends
for tholr. kindness and sympathy ex
tended to us In the loss of our be
loved daughter, Shirley Ann, . Also
for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd fchorwood
and Family. 3-16-lt
NOTK.'B
'NOTICE IS HEREBY 6WEN that
the Undersigned, the executrix of the
ciitato of L. McGregor, deceased, nas
filed In the County Court of the
State of Oregon for the 'County of
Baker, her final account as such
executrix, and that Friday, th 25th
day of March, 1932, at the hour of
ten o'clock In the forenoon of said
day, has been fixed by said Court as
the time for the hearing of the ob
jections to said final account and the
settlement thereof.
Dated this 24th day of February,,
1032.
MAE M. McdREGOR, Executrix of
the Estate of L. McGregor, de
Fob. 24. Mar. 2, 0, 18, 23.
NOTICE TO CnEDllOlt
Notlco Is hereby given that Harold
M. Flnlay has been appointed by the
County Court of Union County, Ore
gon, Administrator Of the estato of
P. R. Flnlay, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate aro
hereby notified to present the same,
'properly verified, to said Administra
tor at the office of Robert 8. Eakin,
West-Jacobson Building. La Grande,
Oregon, within six months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice, which Is mode on the 24th
day of February, 1932.
HAROLD M. FINLAY, Administrator
of the estate of P. R. Flnlay, de
ceased.
ROBERT S. BAKIN, Attorney for Ad
mlntstrator. -
Feb. 24, Mar. 2, 0, 18 and 23.
NOTICE OF rTMNO OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
Notice Is hereby given that tlio un
dcrslgned has filed his Final Account-
and Report as executor or tho 'estate
of Llz2le Mcyerslck, deceased, and tho
County court of Union County, Ore
gon, has fixed Thursday, the 31st
day of March, 1932, at ten o'clock In
the forenoon, at Its Court Room at
the Court House In La Grande, Ore
gon, as the time and place for hear
ing any and all objections to the said
Final Account and settlement of said
estate.
Date of first publication March
2nd, 1032.
RAYMOND MEYERSICK, Executor.
GREEN & HESS, Attorneys for Exe
cutor, residing at La Grande, Ore
gon.
Mar. 2-9-18-28,-30
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
Notlco Is hereby given that sealed,
bids will be received by the under
signed until the hour.ot 7:30 o'clock
p. m. on the 17th day of March, 1932,
and -Immediately thereafter "publloly
opened by the Dlstrlot School Board
or School District No. l,)TJnlon Coun-
Itty, Oregon, at the of nee of the. School
IBoard In the High School Building In
rtne city of La arande, Oregon, Tor an.
issue of bonds of said school 'distrust'
In the amount of Eighty Thousand
(Dollars (80,000), Bald bonds to be
dated March 15tn, 1833, and 'to ma-i
.turo serially in numerlool .order .as
follows: t
(3,600 on March IB, 1936
3.50O on March -18, 1937
3,50O -on March' 15, 1938
t-1,000 on March 15, 1939
M.000 on March 15. 1940
M.600 on , March 15, 1941
M.600 'on. March 16, .1942
5.000 . on March 15, '1043
6.000 on . Maroh '15, 1944
$5,500 on March 16, 1945
(5,500 on March 15, 1946
(6,000 on March 16, a 047
(6,000 on - Maroh 16, 1946
(6,600 on March 15, .1940
(6,500 on March 16, 'I960
(0,500 on -Maroh 46, 1051
said DondB to bear interest at the
rate of not to exceed five and ons-.
half per cent 1(514 ft) tr aUnum.
payable semi-annually, principal land
TODAY and
ALSO , v.
"CHIC" 'SALE
In
"TIIE COUNTY SEAT"
'"HJIT VER VICKIN""
-. . . Rod Donahue
and His Onery Mule
"BLONDE PRESSURE"
. Iledtline Stories
For Grown-nps
'MATINEE'
25c
Logos 10c
EVENING
35c
LOgCS 150
STARTING FRIDAY
JOE E. BROWN
DICKIE MOORE
EVALYN KNAPP
Midnite
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BOYS AND GIRLS!
"Vanishing Legions"
Chapter Play in 12 Episodes with .-..
HARRY CAREY EDWTNA BOOTHS
- (Stars of Trader Ilom)
Frankie Dafi-ow Rex, King of Wild Horses .
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Join the "Vanishinp; Legion Club" if you See
eleven chaptevs you- get in fot the- last one free !
Watch totnoiTOWs paper I ; . . .
Interest payable at the olfice of the
County Treasurer of Union County,
Oregon, .... : .' .':
.Bids must be unconditional and
accompanied by a certified check In
the amount of (2,000.00. .-.)
The -approving legal opinion of
Messrs.-Teal, Wlnfree, Mcculloch Is
Shuler will be furnished the success
fullbldder, i
-'The. board reserves the right to ro
Ject any and all bids. t
Dated at La Grande; Oregon, this
1st day Of March, 1932.
R. O. WILLIAMS, District Clerk.
.Address: Box 686, La Grande, Ore
gon. . . Mar. .2-9-1.
Cut
it your coats
f oMs with the mw
Vlclt Plan for better
Cntrol--Clfl."
Cct . the new Vleh
Neee Drop and h
with Vlcki VajpaRnb.
TOMORROW
Burning up the town
with his wisecracks! Set
ting fern-mine -hearts on
tire I -
EVELYN BRENT
(ll)V KIBI1EE
KVAIYN KNAPP
OHO. SIDNEY
"Fireman Save
My Child"
Matinee
Night 11:15
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., !, - gun, but you'll I ,
fV lov lllml ' r"'4l
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HIGH PRESSURE
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