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HAItVUV K MATTHEWS ,llimln; Manager
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La (Srnnile. Oregon. Thn Ulwervar-Htnr published every Friday.
Knur.. I lit I l.u I'oHtofrko nf l,n (irandc. Oregon, as Second
China Mall Matter unilur net of March 2. 1878.
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THM HCltlPTUIUS KXPOUNDIOI) .Temi wild unto them, O
foolH. nnd slow of heart to hellovo (ill that the prophotH have
Hpoken: Ought not f.'hriHt to have suffered theno things, and lo
enter Into JiIh glory? And beginning at Mohch and ull tho
prophotH, ho expounded unto them in nil the Scrip tures tho
things concerning hlmHolf. J.uke 24.20, IMi, 27.
Abe Martin
AT
MuoxoHHAu.'tofiimr,
"They'll tin to tvonr ovotiiira,
but I don't want to bo botlirnxl
Willi no loiur Kplit-boltom aklrt
wlwn I iwikh tlio Iwtcl," rcnuirkexl
Tuuney Appto, this afternoon. I
frmHH Wis Hunger Huh jrot a pur
ty fine hon, for I read wliero lie'H
wanted In Kaiuiax, an' Ohio In try.
In' to hold him. . '. -.'
'The prospective test vote in congress on prohibition will
attract a lot of attention but will actually be of little im
portance. Too many congressmen will continue to vote dry
while they drink wet. If they would sincerely try to work
out some reform that would make drinking less attractive
to young people and forget about how their votes will be
interpreted back home, some progress might be made. .. .
Overnight
News Briefs
Excellent business prospects this year are reflected in the
national advertising programs of big manufacturers. They
anticipate a business volume equal to or greater than 1929
and the total amount to be spent for national advertising is
greater than last year. During 1929 The Observer's national
advertising linage broke all previous records, as did the vol
ume of local advertising, and 1930 is doing likewise. Each
year advertised products receive a greater preference because
of recognized dependability.
The state highway commission deserves a great deal of
commendation for tho work of the department in keeping
highways open during the recent s.torns. The Blue1 Moun
tains are always passable in winter because large quantities
of snow are anticipated here. But when snow blankets the
entire state, as it did recently, removing the drifts and keep
ing a smooth, open highway is not such an easy matter. How
well the state does its job is realized when state roads are
compared with the main streets in many of the towns. , Driv
ing through tho Yil)iUU(vlUsy tlje lHot.difficuJtprogfieiys
is within the corporate limits of the cities. ;
POSTER STAMPS ADVERTISE OREGON
The first view of the Oregon Poster Stamps being distri
buted by the stale chantber of commerce emphasizes the
possible advertising value of these small, arresting messages
about Oregon's advantages. Printed in four colors the
stamps are attractive and there are thirty different pictures
nnd legends on thirty different stamps. "Oregon Leads the
Nation in Timber" is one message with "Ask for all the
facts write our chamber of commerce" carried across the
bottom of each stam)).
There are stamps that depict the advantage of Oregon in
apples, cherries, prunes, dairying, nfcmufacturing, scenery,
etc. And attached to out-of-state mail they urge less for
tunate residents of other states to write the local chamber of
commerce for detailed information.
Quoting from the letter describing the poster stamp cam
paign, "The poster 'stamps t'e statewide in their appeals
selling all Oregon first telling what Oregon wants, has,
offers, and how the state ranks and about its special points
of interest . . . There are 30 different stamps on the page
and are issued at the rate of one book of twenty-five pages
for each $25 subscription to the budget of the state chamber.
Five and ten page books are also available."
; The purpose is told thus: "Stamps accomplish a two-fold
purpose. Attached to outgoing mail they do a nust effective
job of advertising Oregon. The fund thus created through
the sale of the stamps makes up the budget of the state
chamber to do its follow-up work and national advertising."
When the stamps are seen there are very few business and
professional men in the stale who will fail to co-operate with
the purchase of a quantity for use on their own mliil. 11 is
a plan that has instant appeal in its advertising value and
one that will promote tho stale's varied interests at small
cost.
The Observer assumes that stamp books may be ordered
through the local chamber of commerce or direct from the
state office. They should be utilized at once care being
exercised to see that they are attached only to mail going
outside the slate or to residents whose homes are beyond
Oregon's borders. They will constitute a good investment
in the Oregon development program.
Ity tlio VMH'fnled Jrcss
ItOMIiWI'lO , ' ..
AVaahiiiKton liouac judiciary
committee. eoiiHentH lo hold lionr
iw?n Keh. 12 on measures necking
repeal or modification of dry hivs.
Snn Dletto William CV Doming,
civil aervlco eomiulHulon preHident,
realiTim lo seek ticnatoiitil nomina
tion In Wyoming. "" .
Atlanta- Three anil a half inches
snow HUrpaaHes record of 13 yearn.
Scuttle Two men nnd- their
wIvch arreated on charges of ub-
1 ductlon und heating of dry under
cover informer. .- '
j WnahliiKton ; Itepresenlatlve
Franklin Kort of Now Jeraey re
' signs as secretary of rcpuhllcan
national comjiiuttcc. ,
Sacramento, Oil. Slate athletic
commission rules i.'ilipinox out of
boxing matches as precaution
ogaiiiHt further race riuls.
Ml. C'lcm'flns, Mich. Army's
arctic, patrol airplane s'litadron
hack after round-tlip test flight to
( Spokane. . ,.' : - '
. Snn I'Vimclseo Federal probe of
'alleged oil price fixing -ordered
' dropped.
. Nome, Alaska Kittson's tools
and mittens found in snov.' drifts
near wrecked plane in Siberia.
voiu:k;n ;
' Quebec I livers go by .plane to
Klvlere Aux Outnrdcs anil begin
efforts to rescue another, diver
YnipVed on bottom of St. Lawrence.
London Metallurgist urges
peaco enforcement by prohibition
of exportation of minerals.
Vatican fity loor-box thief is
first criminal sentenced in Vati
can city since Its constitution.
t'rlsloliul, Canal Zone Klylng
surgeons arrive from V. H.
MAKi: PltTL'ItK BOOKS
I'HIDAV I'ltCKiltAMS
. The National Broadcasting com?
puny program for Friday follows:
8 lo 9. Happy Time: lu. beauty
talk: 10:311 to 11:30, Woman's
Migti.lnc; 3:30 to 4, world hap
pepings; fi, concert orchestra and
t'avallers: C, Hilly Jones and Kr
nle Hare: fi:30, concert -orchestra:
7, entertnlncrs; 8, Kootllghts;
8:30, Amos and Andy: 8:45, John
and Ned; 0:30, Greene Hoorn; 10,
"In tho Parlor"; 10:30, muslcale
by . Nomads.-
Tho Columbia Ilroiidcauting sys
tem program fur-l'Ytday follows:
3:30. orchestra: 4, Melody Mas
ters; 8 to 8:30, Muster nnd Tlge;
0 to 10, Story hour; 11 to 12.
dance music.- ..
Tiiconui
KVI (700kc) 7 to 8:30 a. m.,
recordings; 8:30 to 3:30, features;
3:30, CHS; 4:60. concert; 5:07 to
9. silent: 9, CBS: 10, Co-Eds; 11
to 12. CHS.
. . Siiokiine
KHQ (U'JOkc) 8 a. m.,' NBC. and
musical' features: V features: 4.
Happy Harmonies;. 5. NBC; 9,
sports: 9:30, Melodies; 10, NBC;
11 to 12, popular music.
K(SA .(1470ke) C. orchestra: 7.
studio; 9, Neapolitans; 10, rc
uucsts. .
..'.' I'ortlttud .
KOW (020kc) 8 a. hi.. NUC:
11:30. music; 3:30,. NBC; 4. mus
ical programs: 6, NBC; 7:30. stu
dio; 8:30. NBC;. 9, studio: 10:30
lo 12. Hoot Owls. . '"
K14X (HSOkc) 5. children's
hour; 15, musical program; 7, or
chestru; .. studio: 10, dance' music.
1 Denver -"
KOA. (SSOkc) 5, NBC: 8. Old
.WiKt'.tnlk: 8:30, NBC;. .8:45, Sally
.Mason: 9:;io,,NBC. " ' " "
Sun I'YnuclM'O
KI'O (80kc) G, children's dour:
5:50. news: .6, concert: 7, popular
music: 8, musical features: 9. Cecil
and Sally: 9:10. Scrap buok; 10 to
1 2, danee music.
KKIIO (OlOkc) 6:30, popular
music; 0. sports: 8:15, fenturcs; 7.
crooners; 8. CHS: 10, Gypsy and
Marta: 10:15 lo, 1. dance music.
Seattle.
KOMO 92kc) 5, NBC; 12 to
02:30. organ recital."
KJB. (970kc) 7, Salon orches
tra; 8, ensemble: 9:30, Neapolitans;
10, tenor and piano; 10:15. - trio,
blues: II, Vic Meyers orchestra. -
I,os Angeles
KNX (lOaOkc) 5:15. kiddles
hu.Hr: 0, organ; 0:30, string en
semble: 7:30, features; 9:15. fight
broadcast: 10 to 1. dance music.
JCHJ (900kc) 5:30. (lance band:
6. organ: 7. Crooners; 7:30. light
opera; 8. CHS; 10, news; 10:05,
dance numlc; 12 to I, organ. ;
Kl.'l (84kc) 6:45, slock mar
kets:.,. ft, NLtc;,,7:30.,.liagl. JtotytrM
and trio; 10, concert orchestra; 11,
news.
Ouklnnd
KI.X (XSOkc) C, concert Irio: 7,
news; 8, ID-Jinks: 10 to I J, dance
muric.
KOO (7l0kc) 5. NBC; 9. piano
pictures; 9:30, NBC; 11 lo 12,
dance music.
Knit Ijikn CM)
KSL (lljnkr) 6. NBC: 7:30,
studio; 8:30, NBC: 9. Brevities; 10.
vaudeville frolic; 1 1 to 12,, Re.
quests.
MENUS
NKW YORK. Jan. 30 (AT) I
Somobody baa discovered what U j
do with Christmas curds ufteri
Christmas. Cartloads of them arc
being bound by school children Into
picture hooks for children In hos
pitals. , I 1
THEATERS
Today's Offer
To All Who Have
Indigestion
Ask Red Cross Dvug Store
About Generous Money,
Back Guarantee
"Mexicali Rose"
Coming to
State Theater
Work lied Factory
Is Tried as Cure
I.KYHIN, ullirl.in.l (Al' A
vorli-n.mp imsf U(irknr.s nil will
Ho tit tuil xv MU p. norm. iik lh'lr
JobH 1 in-itrln,; t-niuph-Ihui In rr.
H wnrklnn fmt will rontprist
men, woini-H, Kill nml 1u with
"ui'iilrnl tulu n-uloHlK." tho litiul
tluit tiitacUH joint, splm and HmiIik.
It In it KOtMl-Mlzml, four .story hutW-
Ins 1" whlih iii'tuiil, WiiKe--artittiti
protlurllt'ii will 1m- us (I to iiHMtttl
In urliiK IIIiipmh.
Thfrm intlh tit will not nirMy
Hi' In bed and work, thty will lie
III fixed piirlttlOIlM, 01ln Of llit'tll
ulnKmL mutlnnU'MM, in po.stur'H
pt(.rNnltati (I by the prhnnry part
of thv cuiu, Wliivh io ixusurc of
llitt iltrvcHy upon th 1 u Im-rt.ul.i t
i a it it,
j SoitH' lie tut Htoniin'htt. olhrr on
(tarkfi or nUU's. A Ww litit mow
i only thi lr tiny. ih. Spt i-hil ImmJj,.
n pis lit I tuol.s nml trick wnrkim;
lianls Imvr Ihm'u niail to fit t at'lt
typ..
j Tin- unn riirc tn-atiifnt in op-ji'iah-d
hy Mr. AukhhIc liullhT. Id
Mm Inilldlnir Ihf work-Khop uldttlon
i for tttONf too pmn to tnlit lh- t'liri'
i without worryltiR nlmnt ftmniri i.
i lr. Kollfrr nays thlr ahllily to
j rurn money If adull, or If young
to lunrn Hades hlh be lug t'tircl.
i Will lumli'ii rvrovt y, prcvont tnnk-
inK "iliTPlh'tt"" und ivhuH "In iwi
happlm'H.1." Ho untiutincrri Unit
Hw Ikh muiiu facltin ra it ru coopt r-
jatlntf. 1 '
The iimaln rrMilis nltnllu lfrh
nU'iaiiH achli'vo within a limited
tiim) uio notblnt; Hboit of mlnioii
lotiM. Kor Inslitncr, tlnrinp tlio
sltootlnv of "Mcxli-all Uo.hp," the
("ollimbla tiH-talkliifT ilratna of love
and revt'iiffo w 1th Itarbaro Stan
WTtk ami Sam Hardy I'oinlnp to
(ho Slate (heater today fur three
days, n completo' (jambllng divi'
was created overnight.
On the evening which preceded
the .diootitiff of tho Mit-nc. the stage
had presented a burn ami miinvlt
liiK appearance. The fidtuwlni?
inorniiiK tho name stage was a riot
of color, tight and activity. Some
time during the small hours of
early dawn, the technician hud
done (heir work, and a fully equip
ped gambling dive was ready for
uyt boiiHting a mahogany bar and
lableH for roulette, faro, ehuck-a-luck,
craps and poker.
An hour later Idrector Krlo (
Kenton had done his part by mip
Idylng the hitman Element. The re
sort mih peopled with a hetero
geneoim and colorful n collection
of pe I'Kitnalitic.s as ever graced a e-so-i
oti the Mexican border,
I There's a sure way to put tin end
lo Htubborn indigestion, gas. shorl-
nesH of breath anil ull tho nlluienls
that arc caused by a bad stomach.
You are simply patching up your
stomach when you take things that
only give relief for a few hours.
Why not build up your run-down
stomach make It strong nnd vig
orous .10 that you can eat anything
yuu want any time you want to
without (he least sign of distress.
liare's Mentha I'upsln is what
every stomach sufferer needs a
pleasant tonic elixir for atl stom
ach Ills.
Thousand.s of bottlus of Onrc's
Mentha lep.sin are sold every day
because It n Die one outstanding,
supremely effective Htouiach reme
dy that Is guaranteed by lite lied
Cross Drug sloro and druggists
everywhere to end Indigestion or
money back, Adv.
Are Fat
Excess fat lias been disappearing fu.
in laic yenrs. So Inst that excess lut i
tho exception now. You see that in ever,
circle.
That change U largely due to the til
coverytliitl excess fat ij largely the rcsu
of ft gland weakness. A gland who:
secretion helps turn food to fuel. J
modern physicianr. in treeing obesit.
seelt to combat thia cause.
Their method is einbodietl in Marmo'
prescription tnhleis. People have us.,
them for 23 vents millions of boxes 1
them." Now almost everyone has slend.
friends to show them the results.
Go tlo whit they did try Murtuol
Atl thuggists supply it at $1 box, in
a book in each box tells yuu how au
why it iku.
Forty-Second
Year of
Friendly
Service
Uauk
Iljr KlsUrr Alary-
If tho empty Jars in tho preHcrve
cuphourd outnuniljer the full ones,
prrhapd some dried fruit butters
und marmalade will help make the
frejdt fruit preserves lust until
spring fur special occasions.
Citrus fruit inariimlades can be
nuide n cheaply now as any time
and will be particularly relished
when Jaded spring appetites need
toping up.
Ipkb sugar Is needed to . make
dried fruit preserves thun when
making f reflh ones. Otherwise the
procedure und ingredients are
much the same.
Combinations or frulta are deli
cious and often have a tantalizing
flavor.
Comliluauoii Cotist-i'vc
One-lialf pound drted peaches,
1-2 pound dried apricots, 1- pound
prunes, - orunges, i-Z cup seedless
raisins. 1-2 cup nut meats.. 1 1-1
pounds sugnr. -.
Wash poacher, prunes and apri
cots through several waters. J,et
peaches and npricota stund in cold
water to cover for three hours und
drain. Cover all the fVultH with
cold .water and let stand over!
night. In tho morning, Hlmiier In;
the same water until very tender:
und rub through a sieve. Iut Into!
preserving kettle nnd add grated1
rind und Juice of oranges, raisins:
and sugar. Uring to the boiling'
point and cook until mixture
thicken und becomes dear. Add
nut meats and cook ten minutes
longer. I'our Into storllized Jars .
and seal. !
Tho following recipo Is for a
combination citrus fruit marma-;
lade that is particularly delicious.
, Three I-Vult Alariimlado
One grape fruit, .1 huge orange.
I largo lemon, Ui cups granulated
sugar. .
Wash fruit and wipe dry. Cut
into quarters. Then cut tho quar
ters through and peel nnd pulp In
to very thin slleei, discarding the
seoda and the white pith In the
center. I.et the fruit stand in 14
cups of cold water over night.
Cook until peel in very tender. Tt
will take several hours. Let stand
over night again. In the morning,
add sugar and cook until syrup
thickens. Turn into sterilized
glasses and cover with paraffin
when cold. This will make about
12 large glasses of marmalade.
Watchmaking Schools
Franco tins three schools ot
watchmaking which each year grud-,
UUIU uu 111 iw 111 1 J aiuueiua. U
I'l.AYS.IX J lVli KI'OKTS
I NOKMAN. Okla.- (AP) Tom
I Churchill, versatile University ' of
Oklahoma athlete, has added bowl
ing to his list of snorts. H'1 nounds
LA GRANDE
STORE
NEW HATS
for
Immediate Wear
$3-95 1 ?6 50
Cleverly manipulated
brims. Each hat individu
ally designed to sell much
higher than these remark
ably low prices.
the iiuii.U-s in the :oo I'lis rt'sn-1 Tho humun foot la clmiigini; In
lurly Cliuri'liin. a lctti'r. niiin in ', iipiicuranco, hii.vh a solonou bulletin,
football ' lianltctliitll und truck, also. : Miiyl"' It'H tho result of constant
piny Biilf. 1 l'""''e " 8lre"t
rfll3ill - "Coming events
i lOlllrkw JmA , east their
before'
AVOID THAT
FUTURE SHADOW
By refraining from
over-indulgence
You men who would keep trim
and fit . . . you women who covet
the tantalizing curves of the truly
modern figure when tempted to
do yourself too well, light a lucky
instead. Be moderate be moder
ate in all things, even in smoking.
Eat healthfully but not immoder
ately. When your eyes are bigger
than your stomach, light a Lucky
instead. Coming events cast their
shadows before. Avoid that future
shadow by avoiding over-indulgence,
if you would maintain that
lithe, youthful figure. ,
lucky Strike, the finest Cigarette
you ever smoked, made of fhe
finest tobacco--The Cream of the
Crop "IT'S TOASTED." Every
one knows that heat purifies and
so "TOASTING" not only re
moves impurities but adds to the
flavor and improves the taste.
Be Moderate! . . . Don't jeopardize the modern form by drastic diets, harmful reducing girdles, fake reducing tab
lets or other quack "anti-fat" remedies condemned by the Medical profession! Millions of dollars each year are
wasted on these ridiculous and dangerous nostrums. Be Sensible! Be Moderate! We do not represent that smok
ing lucky Striko Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh. We do declare that when
tempted to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach for lucky" instead, you will thus avoid over-indulcence
in things that cause excess weight and, by avoiding over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form.
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