La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextrW Eiffht LA U KAN UK KV KIN UNO ObiSKKVKlT Friday, January 25, 1929. (Inrnnmrunl) rRANK B. APPLEBY , Editor end Publisher hahvrt r. M.imiRWfi . BiixInM Mtnarer Publish) vnln, anient Ruixlay, t 1414 Adam Atom,' Uk Orn4, 6nMl. Th. Ohaorvar-Htar publlahe .vry KM. KatWDd it the rVMt.rfia M. t.a lrnd, Orsqn, M aoM4 OUm Mali Manor ueider wit l March i, I87D. OKFJOIAL I'AfKR or ONION COirNTV AND THK CITV OP LA OKANDB MRMHKR ASSOCIATED I'HKBi Th AsMKilntMi Prem U exclualvaly emlllad to us for public, lion ot all nm dispatch, credited 10 II or not otherwle. credited U uunllahaii herein, Al ilRh'a of raputilkiatlon of apaotal dlaw patch. Ib thin papr, and alw th local new. tirm elao sr. rwssrvwt. , I.. i MIIBHCKIPriON BATKt) ( ' My Vnrwtrt Daily, pal minih In ariva.no. ............... bail?, elu month, hi ail vane Dally, atari oopir ...u....-....n..,..... Ur Mall Dally, par month In advanoa Dally, par ala ntoiuha in advanoa Dally, par yaar In advance Weakly Obrver.tliar. per year ... to . MM . 12.0V ADVERTUMNO ft A TUB Dlaplay, fcralfrn. per ooltimo Incji Display, local, per column loch .. .,.... Tim contract prices on application. 1 to. MISKF.8 JUS ACT feature: 10 to 1, dance mualc 2. Midnight pxpreea. I. K Fit I 'Kan Franciwo 610kc) IIIRMINOHAM, A!.. Jan. 26 0. music: 9. orcliomra: 10. Amos (Af) Kor Iho first time In 10 and Andy: 10:10 to 12 : 1 u, dance yrara. Walker Whitoalde, i well munlc. komo battle (Ozouc) fl, .or-'up for a performitnc here, being; ipwn HI for n ycur. chestia; tenor; 7, NIK'; , orche. cnnflncl to hi room with a heavy 'wn iiimtor of Spiritualist chHrchc tni, arms: lo, news, orcheatrn, col onB. Whltfwlil is annearinit here thla WOMAX PASTOlV IKS i j In Pan Jobs ami Portlnnd, Ore. She PAN KllANCISCO, Jurt. ll (AP) j is survived by her widower, . u 'ITie Uov. Mrs. 1'cwli ' Monro, I 'daughter ami threo ions. "5 farmer aator of floldnn date Mplr-j . - . s- - . Icimllft church hero,; died yeater- 1 four of the l!lr. r Runiriiters -'un for a nerformnnce here, belnc i l..m 111 for a your. Hho formerly ! yea ra. Tiny now have uimt you inltfht roll a permnnont residency I HAWKIIAY. flMMiKAMK pany proKtuni for Niiturday niyht I rnlloK'H: a to 7, novelty prOKram; I ? to X, Mulon orehoNtra; 8 to a:80, novelty trio; 8:110 to 9. reverie pro Krnni; 9 to 12, fiance program, j Tho National ItroadonHtlna' rom i pony program for Katiirrluy night ' IyiIIowh:1 7 to K. duncn orchestra; :Hi:.vri:its i.v si:citi:cv - KKI I.om Angeles (Make) 0, week In "The Royal Hox". lie l variety hour; 7, NIK: . atudlo: I expected to return to th caal to ll, eonrert:, 10, aymphonette; II.' niifhr ' v , Th Alfuirlean llioudcuaLlnv mm. I Midnight frolic. I . , . ',. iru l.os vtngeie t'.MiiiKci , oraan. news, concert: 8. symphony; 10. ilunco iiiuhIc: Z to 1, organ. KT.M fiama .Monica (7Rlil(c) 10 to 1, popular mualc;' tto 4u.in., Mle coftch. ! KI.X tiakland (880kc) 7, trio,1 nea-K, popular niiMic; S:.'lo, Hludto;, 4VluvewlMM k-U trim uu t ot in a iiiwe fiw the next nno, I'm aoln to a lirraiiriit lie, an' b 1 Imiw I ilmwl II," i said ' 1IIM '1'uHHey Aiiple, aylien MmontioVly Uhkeil her wtiai tin ux aula' lo ! imilatit. Fiiilums think Kny strtict is full of roal hngs. 1'ltoiT.SKfiH jiiiows ;i,as ITn-KIII'ltO IAI') irrnd Wag ner' blows biibhlea for a living but thy'r glanH hul.bli . lie Is ald to be. llio only professor of K'"" blowllig in America. At tlm i ",;,, , , , . ' . I'nlversWy of I'ltuiung, Prorewor ! fitill, If tnt'l't) Wre IIO strilllJfei'H, On whom Would people . Wagner blowa glaw for the Inalrue- rnctico rood mannm? , . ou.t"'u .- ' " 11 l ' ' . ! riMurrti. t u..i it...... XT r..i i. ,.!.. i a:. ...in. jl. lj a' a. """ " " ' 1 " hoy took out of cod liver oil ? . ' , ( jH to H. ('iirnlvul; II to 1". "tvnn , UOf," tty Hcntt; IM to 12, (tuner I KMX- 'or(iinil (IIKUtco) 0 to j 11!, Alt' proKnim: 2. thii, wrnth- wr, ni'W'rt. j KCJOOdUliiiTl (7f0Uc) 8, Throe j hoyn; roiic-rt: 7 to 12, NHC. KirJ Hphkimn (6!ikc) fi, rlnnr mwlc, Jonuw,' 7, NMC; K.lfi, Utu)lo;U, MM; 12 to t, varied 1 proKTiUi). KJIHfOltlo. (l7kc) , tlmi, thcuUi-; lo i'i, AltC pruKrurn. KOA nnv(!P xiUikc) B, or chctNtra; ft, organ; 7, Nltf; H, Hun : day huol l.tNXon; H;'.Ht, danco miiHlc, , I ). Km tfiin KninclMco (BB(ikp) (1, 1 IroKr,,lI "I1 ! ft dttnt'o hand: ' in, NHC; 12 to 4 a. m., Midnight rovlr'. " KKXiJiH AiiKflrn (lOROkc) 6, DiuhIc; 7:8". rwUiiro; It, radio xUlt. U, diin-ft iiiuhIc. KCW f'oi-tliin'd (dWkv) 7, ron rirt; 7, NIK!; , orchesira, tt-nor; U on. NIK'. K HI. -(Salt rkfl f'ily (I130kr) 7. iiaiional oihi'tra; 7, NIK7; , 'novelty; !i. amateur program; !J:3h, dunce in tiMjc; II, Coyote eluh. HTANKOIID t'NIVKItSi'rY. f'ul., .Ian. 25 (AT) Ktud en ta In xix-rla! uxM-mhly voted to koop Herrrt iiaiiiifH or thoHA caught eheatln hi exaininatinnM. Kpealle,r wild 32 men. had heen caught eheat uk Nlni-o I D:' 2. hut that no women hud hei-n caiijfht. htat n: sa m :c; I A It lKI ItlCHMONIi' Vra. (A I) Hon lon'x famoua utatuo of Cieoi-tfo tVaKhiiiKL wi now tttandx la-neat h a HirenKllH-ned and Hre-proor dome., Tim Virginia Keneral aMuenihly Haw 1 to II that a modern touch wan iven I the Mlute ea pit ill, deHlKned hy TliouutH JofferMon, to ujJKiiro pro-j teetion lo one of America'. jnoHt i vuluntde art treaHures. I ATf.ANTA. Jan. 3K ( Al) Jiuneii A. Hollomun, &9, uHHoeiat-ed editor 'or tlie Atlanta ConHtltutlon, died 1 at it loeal lionpltnl Innt nffflit from ( injuries Huffereti TaeMday nhrht vhen he fell down the stair well nl a loeal hotel when stricken with mi attack of vfrtljfo. ' GRIPPY COLDS . During the period following cold, coughs grippe. Influenza or other prostrating illneu, when your body is weakened, its the worthwhUe time to prove the strength restorative merit of . '; . v ' SCOm EMULSION OF PURS VITAMIN-RICH COD-UVER OIL It is the food-tonic' with - world-wide prestige, that strengthens and helps build up the weakened body' and restore the normal balance of health. If you ore run down with Grippebuild up on Scott's Emulsion ! ecott k Bownc, aitoosifteld, N. i, i 1 A amall .piece of utcr added ' to the water preventa vcgetiiblea. inacironi or rleo from boiling over, t l At times we fear that the old timer's contempt for the riniiiK generation i heartily reciprocitted. ,". - . ' - ' ' " '- ' ' i. . At tho Kluit of 1928, Detroit lgan un intensive canipttign to wduco Us, truffle fnUilitiea. It put on extra police, pa roled all main streetH, enforced all ordinances strictly, fined all law breakers heavily. As it result, Detroit reduced its tiaflc fatalities 20 per cent during the year. Yet in the na tion as a whole, the death toll went up 2 per cent. J, ;' 1 '- -I .1. ... . . t --1 l jj .11. i . s ' HOW POOR W KUKOI'E? ', The unsuspecting American public, beyond doubt, is short ly to( be tho recipient of one more vast dose of propaganda from across the Atlantic. This propaganda' will deal with the: war debts; with the approach of the reparations confer tnce, its preparation can be sensed from afar. -; ''' Very mm we shall lie told that the nations of K.u'roe, one ahd all, are staggering under frightful loads of debt. , We shall lie told that the chief burden Is the unconscionable sum thiit thoy, collectively, owe Uncle Sam, We shall, be told that Kurope could regain prosperity, health and spiritual content- .tnch't'tif we would only cancel nil thoso notes of theirs; aiid it Will I. added tha,.there Is small hope for anybody aOtoss the ! ocean If we do not. ' , ,! ' l! '. Tiiiet nation, for all that it is called a land of dollar-chasers ,11ml briperialists, is full of idealists. It has a strange capacity fay ilpuits of altruism; witness our entrance bito the World war,, ithd our voluntary reduction of our navy at the Wasli lagioii 'conference. It will be only natuivj if our Uleallsts give ear to these plcas from Europe. Itefore tho propfliranda flootl lKglns, . howdver, it might be well to start. examining' me ibcus ourselves, : Henry Kittrcdgc Norton, well-known student of Kuiopelin conditions; discusses tho situation in the current Outlook. He finds that while Europe is by no means as prosperouH as the United States, its prosperity, nonetheless, compares quit ftiv tirubly Willi its prewar conditions. Manufactures are being pushed; in some lines, such as textiles, Europe is far ahead of IU prewar figures. Knllroad returns are encouraging. Oil production is up. Agriculture is relatively healthy. '- j v. i .1'Ken ho examines the .debts. ' Current estimates;, give. Europe (ouWtle of Uussla) a total national weallrkof.QVer -1C5 billions of dollars. , Total debts are slightly under 28 li. l!ohs.: K'i' capita wealth, accordingly, is $12(1(1, and jxir capita !t')t is $01 less than five per cent of thq Individual wealth a bKsis of actual wealth, not assessed valuation. .- j-,,';?-A The .rich United Slates, he continues, has a totitl'i wealth of 819- billions, and a total debt of 18 billions. ler chrtitu wealth is $2041. and per capita debt is iftofVHomething bet ter than five per cent of the individual wealth, or greater, in proportion, than Europe's! It might be well to bear those items in mind when the proimgnnda flood starts. ' Nine Mutti Thtre Were tilnii iniiws In miilc'ui luylluiloKy, iln-te bring: culllopa. tW piatrry; Cllu, IiIhIiu-.v ; IJuierpe, l.irln pueu'j'': .Melmnieno. truceily; Terpalctinre, Hiornl aong und dunce: Kiain, love poelry; Polj hyuinlii. sacred piHilry; I'runln, amrnnnmy. and 'I'hiilln. cmnril.v, , i A f.'hmexa rompetlmr In tho ttil'c ; tnuralhuli Ih 'Chicago gave up af iter ii hoiua of chin wngglng. Tii anyona who over ban tried to get j I laundry frniu ii chlnamiin without; u ticket, Oils will he a tilfli' hard! lo underHtarul, 77tc manarjer of the household ex penses who is anxious to keep the ex pense within the budget will find a Or eat help in using ROYAL COAL Economical - Efficient Clean Home Lumber & Coal Co. Sihtohniiw to Claude C Prutt i'lmne MAIN 24$ jbu don't have to .' i one D octors Wa rn against undereating Too little fat in the body makes us a prey to disease Eminent medical authorities are amazed and alarmed that so many girls and adults of both sexes are dieting themselves to a dangerous loas of weight. A famous doctor aays: "The most delicate parts of the body ore always the ones to sutler first. A woman who is naturally sweet-tempered, good-natured, competent . . . becomes petulant, unreasonable, hard to get along with. . n niaa wnu is tnus starving nimseit becomes irritable and inefficient in the- office and grouchy at home He begins to fall off in judgment and mental ability." This doctor goes cm to show that nature stores up fat in the body as a reserve and that it is dangerous to destroy this reserve by dieting Such an individual, he says, "becomes an easy prey tor all manner of chronic ailments kidney and liver diseases, and degeneration of the brain, spinal cord and nerves . . . typhoid fever, pneumonia, influenza anil colds. r ' How much more Intelligent it is to eat varied, nourishing foods rather than eliminating Hie one ingredient that'dd- flavor and enjoyment' lu ul! other foods. Sweetness is the ideal H.ivor Vhat is ho tt iteful and refreshing as a salad of fresh grnpc4ruil-I sweetened with powdered sugarand lettuce? Kat enminh fruils ' no certiila. The best cooks aie generous with sugar. The Sutar Institute. ' , j r oil don't have lo bean expert cook to make a success of those. 16re 4'ipca..the already fa noiia mauler recipes III tlirChlrBrdelll". Sweet Sixteen" packet .... fur tltry m err nil home (rat ed and they're all easy. 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