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ing dark blue corduroy suit which was
lined with sunshine yellow. With that
she wore q yellow scarf, wooden gloves
socks. The trousers were long and loose
but went down into socks without bag
ging.
Docia said that the best head cover
ing was a beret, since it did not catch
the wind as a brimmed hat would
have done. She wore dark glasses when
out in the sunshine which made the
snow glare of white.
Out-of-door exercise gives fine appetite.
How about a sandwich or two? Write to
Nancy Page, care of this paper, inclosinE
9 stamped self-addressed envelope. Ask for
her Sandwich Leaf1et.
Copyright, 1s3O)
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Tasty Stuffed Onions.

Parbon eight choice onions for about
an hour. Remove from the water and
cut out a circular piece from the top
Of each to form cups. Chop fine the
pieces Of onion. Add an equal measure
Of cold cooked ham, and salt and pep
per to season, and one-fourth cupful
each Of flne. soft crumbs and some
melted butter, and mix thoroughly.
Season the inside of the cups with salt,
then stun with the prepared mixture.
Bake slowly for about half an hour,
basting with melted butter. Serve dec
Grated with celery tips we'll done.
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country has been demonstrated many

country mas been demonstrated many
times.
His command of English is faultless.
Washington knows him as a diplomat.
who cares little for society, a man who
prefers the quiet of home to the place
in society his position entities him to
enjoy.
Olaya has been here since 1922. If
he is successful in his campaign for
the presidency he will return to wind
up his affairs at the Colombian lega-
ton. II not, he will come back just
the same and pick up his duties as
Minister where he left off.
Capitol Hill is one of the easiest
places in the world for a stranger to
develop An inferiority complex if he is
susceptible
There are stairs he may not ascend,
because they are for Senators and Rep
resentatives only. There are tables
where he cannot sit to MUNICH a sand
wich. Elevators will not stop at his
floor If there is Senator or Repre-
sentative at some other who desires a
ride.
In the Supreme Court the rule Of
seniority is even carried to hat pegs.
The frst is for Chief Justice Taft, and
others are for justices according to
rank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
Early-Risinr Bunch XYait.

When a brass band, a group of
81 ,OO0-a-minute studio officials, a galaxy
of movie beauties and all the pomp the
gelatin village could summon arrived
at the station yesterday morning to
greet Lawrence Tibbett they discovered
the baritone's train was three hours
late.
1t hadn't occurred to the studio to
phone. The singer evidently took it
for granted they would. He had done
concert the night previous at Phoenix,
Ariz
MovieIand has elected him the lion
of the hour He has IL concerts to
give during his stay in these parts. SO
the gelatin colony will defy for the
first time in it's existence a man who
has a separate world from that OF the
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tie wall space and, because it is mar
row, would not project into the room
very far.
Above it might be placed a mirror,
picture or piece of embroidery, and on
it vase Of flowers or candelabra, either
of which would lend color and deepen
the welcoming note of the hall.
This table is of mahogany with inlay
decorations in the manner Of the Adam
period. its delicacy of design is what
small hall. A table of the same size
with elaborate carvings and large legs
would seem out of proportion to the
room. although 1t might not take up
any more space.
A small bench or single chair might
be used in combination with this table,
the bench being preferable as it might
be showed beneath the table.
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(Copyright, 1e30.)
Good Pie Dough.

Sift together one and one-half cup
fuls of pastry -four, half q teaspoonful
Of baking powder and half a teaspoon
full of salt. Work in one-third cupful
of shortening, using either the fingers
or two knives, then add cold water
gradually SUFFICIENT to make q stiff
well, then roll out as desired. If the
pie you are making only calls for one
pastry shell, you will find that two
thirds Of the dough will be enough
using one cupful Of pastry flour as a
basis.
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MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
By MOLLIE MERRICK.
specIsl dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, January 80
CN.ANA).-The stage scores a de-
cided. victory over screen talent with
Arthur Hammerstein's final selection
for his new musical comedy, which
Joseph Schenck is financing.
Despite the fact that the impresario
has been looking over the movie field
for many weeks, he has withdrawn
Robert Chisholm from the New York
company of Sweet Adeline" to be his
leading man-this despite the fact that
a good many of our handsome young
movie men also sing.
Lois Moran has been preparing for
the role since before the holidays.
Jeanette Macdonald, who made her
talkie debut with Maurice Chevalier
here, is high in celluloid favor.
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Home in Good Taste
BIZ SARA HILAND.

No matter how small the hall is, it is
not wise to leave it void of furnishings,
for the hall must welcome the stranger
or even the frequent visitor, and bare
room cannot have warmth equal to
this.
In the illustration is shown a very
beautiful table which requires very lit
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"A Few ITlenQS
were at the sta
ton to bid him
goodby. AS he
stepped on his car
a pilot o grapher
levaled his camera.
Enrique Olaya,
envoy extraordi-
nary and minister
plenipotentiary to
the United States
from the Republic
of Colombia, babe
goodby to w a S h
ington to return in
six weeks as, per-
haps. his excel
leney, e n r q u e
Olaya, President
elect, of Colombia.
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As a member Of the Liberal party,
Senior Olaya will spend the next few
weeks campaigning by air for the
presidency of his country. If he Is
elected, II will be the first time in
more than so years that a member Of
the Conservative party has not been
head of the Colombian government.
washington takes more than pass
ing interest in the political future OF
the popular Colombian minister.
Diplomatic circles for weeks have dis
cuSSed his andidacy-elated that one
of their own group may be so honored.
And his chances of election are good.
The Conservative party in Colombia is
split, with two candidates in the fleld
against Olaya. About one-third Of the
legislature is composed of members of
the Liberal party 1t is on the Con-
sentative split and his personal popu-
larity that Olaya is stalking his chances
of success.
Physically the biggest diplomat in
Washington. Olaya's generous smile
and eagerneSS to be of service to all,
no matter how low in rank, have won
for him no small place in the eStima-
ton of both official and unofdcial
washington He is one of the most
popular diplomats who visit the State
Department. His friendship for this
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Becoming excited over q vivid Aim in
theater in Lisbon, Portugal. recently
the audience started to relieve their
feelings by firing revolvers and using
knives on each other, with the result
that many persons were injured and IL
arrests were made
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E Queens Pass Acid Test.

CAx1CllA--4Iu WOAAu WAAANh klAANo 80
insistent demands on him as the movie
public will.
Movie Queens Pass Acid Test.
One of the most interesting things
about this profession is the realization
Of how pretty motion picture women
are in the early morning. Anita Page,
looking quite as lovely as she does at q
premiere. faced the hard, cold light Of
am. with hawlessly smooth cheek and
limpid eyes.
Beauty experts tell me that it is
matter Of habit. The woman who rises
at 8 o'clock each morning will have her
beauty in order by 1890. But she who
Tolls about until IL OF the clock will
not have her eyes fully open until 2.
Actresses who must be on the set
often at o'clock arise at o'clock ano
are ready to make closeup half an hour
after their arrival on the set. Hus-
bands will be glad to hear movie beau
ties have learned that early rising keeps
the face harder-that is, flrmer and
taut-than coddling luxury with late
hours.
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A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
BY HERBERT PLUMMER.

QUIETLY and without show a few
" days ago, six-foot, handsome, al
ways smiling Enrique Olaya went to
the Washington Union Station to
board a fast train for New York.
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Mrs. w. Morton, aged 50, a London
hurdy-gurdy street player, recently
broadcast a recital Of old-fashioned
songs.
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cinema--and q world which makes as
insistent demands on him as the movie
public will.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-15
Solitary Meals Chief
Cause of Indigestion

Unmarried men and women be-
tween the ages of thirty and fifty
suffer more from dyspepsia than
the married folk of similar age.
This discovery has followed a
Berlin physicians laborious inves-
tigatiOn of cases of stomach trou-
BILE. 1t is one that cheers the heart
of the young wife, whose culinary
efforts are often made the subject
of mirth. Her husband, for all her
novice cooking. will be more likely
to have a good digestion than his
unmarried friends. Bachelors eat
alone, and consequently eat too
fast, owing to the fact that they
have no one to talk to.
The unmarried woman, says the
professor, usually eats the wrong
things. She will eat only what can
be prepared with the least trouble,
or what can be eaten unprepared.
She, too, like the bachelor, is
apt to bolt her meals. The soli-
tary person, in fact, made or fe-
male, just eats because he or she
must, and gers it out of the way
as quickly as possible. Hence in
digestion and a bad temper. The
married have with their food the
best of all sauces-casual and
CHEEKY conversation.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-15
AT MIDULETOWN THEATRE
Real Musical Treat is Offered by
the Pacific Songbird Monday

The Mary Garden of the Pacific
Isles is the sobriquet given by
American tourists to the featured
soloist with the Imperial Ha-
waiian Serenaders who William F.
Aldrich has brought to the States
to play and sing the musical ac-
compartment of his super-travel-
ogue, "A Trip to the Hawaiian
Islands" the Everett Treatre's
presentation Monday evening. The
Pacific Songbird is said to possess
a voice of magnificent range and
rich timbre, fully capable of cop
ing with the demands of grand
opera. Her singing in the film
usical presentation, "A Trip to the
Hawaiian Islands," though limited
to the simple but rythmic songs of
her native land, has yet been able
to activa-e the most fastidious of
musical critics with its unmistaR-
able suggestion Of exotic person
atty This is her first season
away from her beloved Islands, but
she says she is enjoying her trip
immensely, having been the hon
ored guest at many a Rotary and
kiwanis Club luncheon where she
has entertained with operate as
well as her native songs, on being
asked her name she shrugged her
shoulders in Trixie Friganza
manner and said Just call me The
Pacific Siongbird, they will all re
member that and no one could
pronounce my name, let alone re-
member it,
Smyrna times., 1930-01-15
Old Legal Expression

The expression, hue ard cry" is
a legal one, the name given to the
shouting raised when a criminal is
pursued. Under the old law, all
who heard the hue and cry were
compelled by law to take up the
chase. In later usage the name
was applied to a proclamation call
ing for the capture of felons or re-
turn of stolen goods. The official
gazette of wanted criminals, pub
lished in England, is known as the
Hue and Cry. In general, it means
any loud outcry, especially of
alarm or fright.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-15
In Oil

Little fve-year-Old Betty's grand
mother had received a post card
from Betty's aunt and uncle, and
was discussing it with the little
girls mother. Betty overheard
some conversation about their hav-
ing visited the Holy land and now
being in Greece.
When Betty's father came home
in the evening she ran up to him
and cried: "Oh, daddyi Uncle and
aunt are in OIL"
Smyrna times., 1930-01-15
Cake Wins Elephant

Liverpool.-A young escaped ele-
phant has sold his liberty for a
cake. He had escaped from his
circus and was tramping through
the streets of this city when he
spied restaurant. He attempted
to enter, but stuck In the door. A
waitress fed him cakes while his
trainer came up and chained him.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-15
What Really Counts

After all, the kind of world one
carries about in ones self is the
important thing, and the world out
side takes all its grace, color and
value from that-James Russell
Lowell.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-15

AS result of Wilmington show
ing the greatest percentage of at
tendance at moving picture the
atres of the Warmers Stanley Com
pany i'll a contest conducted
among some 500 moving picture
houses all over the country, $780,
900 is being spent on the improve
ment of Wilmington moving pic
ture houses, and, it has been an
nounced B. D. Cockrill, general
manager of the Wilmington pic
ture houses, there is strong possi-
bility of Wilmington securing
new theatre for moving pictures,
which will be larger than any of
the present theatres of that city,
in the near future.
One Of the outstanding accom-
plishments in the State depart
ment was the cancelling January
1 of So, 100000 in State highway
bonds and also the calling in of
81 1850, 900 of State highway
bonds in the hands of the public
redeemable at S105. In addition
there was cancelled six months
ago, S2,100,00O in State highway
bonds of 1918, 1919 and 1920. It
is the purpose of Governor Buck,
if possible, to have all the State
highway bonds redeemed by the
close of his term three years
hence. Those assisting in the
cancelling of the bonds of Janu-
arr /, included the Governor, Sec
retary of State Grantland, State
Treasurer Ward and State Auditor
Edward Baker, representing the
Sinking Fund Commission. They
were photographed in the Cover
nor's office as they cancelled the
bonds.
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the slogan he will use in his campaign
for the republican nomination as Gal
latin county attorney. Gays petition
asked that the Biblical reference
Psalms l19, verses 125 to $780," be
printed after his name on the ballot.
Notwithstanding to a will left
by Harold Lowther, a member of an
aristocratic family Of England, who
owned the N. F. ranch east of Round
up, he remembered J.. W. Bradshaw of
Roundup and j. B. HEREFORD, former
sheriff of Yellowstone county. Mr..
LOwther left IN estate valued at close
to $500, 900. Bradshaw was ~bequeathed
$500 but it is not known what was left
to Mr.. HEREFORD.
Helena--Oil and gas leases On 1000
acres of land and bringing the state
an annual rental of $500 have been
granted by the state land commission
as follows: Emma G. B. Gordon, Shell
by, 100 acres, rental $120; w. S. Cor
don, Shelby, $40 acres, $3.50; H. J.. john
ston, Hinsdale, 100 acres, $120; c. S.
Gould, Hinsdale, 80 acres, $50; Payn
Wolk, Cut Bank, 800 acres, $40; ]. A.
Coons, Shelby, $40 acres, $3.50.
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We'll, rs to that, maybe I'm not CIV
ing her due credit, but I can't see why
Kate O'Reilly shouldn't be happy"
You would be giving her full credit
if you knew what l do" MORA said i'm
petuously. She would not thank me
for telling it, but there's a wish in her
heart she's been battling against ever
since l can remember. It's to send the
hopeful word back to a man she prom
ised herself to in Dunleary. Herence
Healey is his name. But maybe you
know him!"
You don't say. nowl" Michael ex-
claimed. Il often wondered what hap
pened to that affair between Kate and
old Terry!" But he did not pursue the
subject further then.
We'll. you have the best Of the argu-
ment SO far he admitted ruefully.
But I'll have my innings when it
comes to Agnes Mary. Don't tell me
that gentle face of hers is hiding a
stormy heart. "Twould be the same as
telling mt she is a hypocritel",
"Hypocrite!-my Aunt Anges Mary?'
Mora was aghaSt. Why. she is too
good for this world! And out of it she
would be, too. II she could see her way
clear. She's always wanted to be a
nun. Didn't you know that. Cousin
Michael?"
Michael shook a grim head. Sure,
I'm just beginning to find out how
little l do knOw-with all the surpris-
ing tales you've been telling mel"
And l should not have been telling
them. either!" MORA confessed. Il
don't know how my tongue CHANGED to
run away with me as it did" and de-
terminedly she it her lips and turned
toward the house. But Michael stayed
her.
(TO Be Continued
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establish a post ONCE would In itself
make an interesting story. A beer
case was the mail depository. When
letters, papers and other dispatches ar
rived they were piled without unneces-
sary flourish In this beer case and
customers who believed that they
should be the recipients Of this mail
had the privilege OF paving through
the assortment IN search OF what they
might or might not have expected to
find.
In 1883, Francis A. Janeaux succeed
ed In gaining q post Office, that was
called Lewistown, after Camp Lewis.
and In time the two post offices
merged. AS a result Of this merger,
Reedsfort lost ground and rapidly
passed out Of the picture.
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DIABETES

by starvation alone is merely to de-
prive ones self OF foods which are
necessary for the proper nourishment
OF the body. Naturally II no sugar Is
taken into the system there will be
none to excrete. A book describing DR..
Stein allenfels' method OF treating
diabetes with "Eksip" tablets and liber-
allied diet will be sent FREE to any
diabetic. Write, sending stamp, M.
Richartz, Inc, Dept. GOT, 900 w. And
ST., New York. Nine years at same
address.
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Has Spotted Fever

Illness Of A. E. Sherwood, about IS
miles northeast Of Hinsdale, has been
finally diagnosed as spotted fever. This
is the first case Of this malady north
Of Milk river, although several cases
have been discovered along the Mis-
souri, river during the last 10 years, re-
coveries having been made in most in
stances,
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Killed hx Iruck

Dolores Madrid, 17-year-old Mexican,
of Pompeys Pillar, was crushed 60
death by a heavy truck driven by Tom
C%ranshaw, Pompeys Pillar sawmill ope-
rator. The accident occurred three
miles southwest Of Pompeys Pillar on a
steep hill. A broken steering gear
caused Cranshaw to lose control of the
truck.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-06-26
Don't Forget cutIeura TaIcum

Don't Forget Cuticura TaIcum
When adding. to your toilet requisites.
An exquisite face, skin, baby and dust
ing powder and perfume, rendering
other perfumes superfluous. You may
rely on It because n Of the Cuticura
Trio .(Soap, Ointment and Talcum).
26e each Observation-Disclosures
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Dahlia plants will bear bigger and
better" flowers II the early buds that
appear are removed. 1t is desirable to
remove all the buds until the approach
OF cooler weather, when the plants
should be allowed to develop normally.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-06-26
BEST MEDICINE
SHE KNOWS OF
Says "Take Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound"
TT. Meyers, Fla.-"Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is the best

medicine | ever
heard of. Before
my baby was born
Twas always weak
and rundown. l
had nervous spells
until | couldn't do
my housework. A
lady oldm about
Vegetable
Compound and it
strengthened me.
Beside my own
houcnmnrLr I ON
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now working in q restaurant and | feel
better than | have in three years. | hope
my letter will be the means of leading
some other woman to better health."-
Mrs. BERTHA RIVERS, 2914 Polk St.,
TT. Meyers, Florida.
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HER LEG HEALED
AFTER % YEARS

Mrs. J. w. Hertz. Doe Run. Mo, who was
entirely healed OF leg sores after suffering 28
years. urges all sufferers to write DR.. H. ].
Whittier. "a Westport Bank Building, Kan
sas City, Mo, for his new free copyrighted
LEG sores. varicose ulcers. milk leg and vari-
cose veins. that quickly stops the pain and
heals. There is no cost or obligation.
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British exports TO the U. s. last year
were valued at over 1925 ,000. 900.
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The Black Urge
By Vara Macbeth Jones

published by special arrsngement with The
CHICAGO Tribune Syndicatel
= Copyright: 1890: BY Vara Macbeth jones'
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salt Lake. .....Is 5.ooIs17. 5o1ss7 solSlz. oolsso. -
OGDEN see go. lsl4. ooIS S4. 0I1z6.0 % %
PoeateIlo Is17.Solsll.oo 49,. IS21. ols1s. o0iss7. 70
Bate Iss 7y5oIsslooIs2. .ooI .....iS 7.ooIS1s.5 50
Helena SAL oISzo .0oISts. COS 7.o01 49,. $1,000
Ct. Falls $50 .ooIt4e 90 ss1 80 49, 80 SO. ool 80.
East and wcstbound connections with trans
continental AIR mall 1T Salt Lake City, East
bound from al coast points. Leaves Salt Lake
Time. Westbeund from east to iii ooast Fit.
Leaves San Lake City. 10 =. n. and 10 ,. n,
Mountain STANDARD Time.
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AVIATION

LEARN TO FLY-For the young man
In search OF adventure and profit, aviation
is a most promising field Witness Lind.
aviation is very thorough, and only q short
time is required to develop the student into
q first class pilot. II you are interested, write
Vance School Of Flying, Great Falls, Mont.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-06-26

pullets. Healthy, vIgorous egg production
stock. Write for prices and specifications.
Gallatin Chick Hatchery. Box 722, Bozeman,
Montana.
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MISCELLANEOUS


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save money when you buy from US and you
do get right merchandise. Get details and
prices on our sacks, pipe, pumps, belt. Alaska
Junk Co, S. l12 Adams ST.. Spokane. Wash
THEME SONGS WANTED. Saunders
Pub. Co, 56l7H Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, Cal
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AEROPLANE ALTIMETER which reg
listers height to 10000 feet for motorists.
IS. 90. Thousands sold. Aeroplanes. elders, en-
gines. Marvin A. Northrop Aeroplane Co, $50
Washington Ave, N, Minneapolis. Mini
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BABY CHICKS
BLACK JERSEY GIANT CHICKS 100
STARTED LEGHORN CHICKS and

SIP. so; started chicks Csc to soc; White Jer-
sey Giants Csc each; cockerels, 3 months old,
81 90. Eftle Milmarth. Corning. La.