davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
ZABIL JU, KED NECHCELA
BYT JEHO PIATOU zENOU

Policia Redwood City, Cal,
arestovala isttho Ira Kirk, 36-roc-
n6ho sialenca, ktory zavrazdil 30
rocni utitel'ku Klaru Boel1e, ked
sa nechcela stat piatou zenou
kirka. Kirk boil len $ jednou ze-
nou rozsobaseny, ostatne jedno-
ducho zanechal. Nechce vyzradit ;,
ze kde sl a policia sa obava, re
tie povrazdiI Kirk boil ia mlade-
nectva V blazinci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
.Divadlo skolakov
osady Sy. c. ! M,
Triedy g., A., Z. 5. budu mat
pekne predstavenie v skole tejt0
nedeli popoludni j vecer.

Iiaci : B., e.. Ia s. triedy sko-,
~ 0,ady Sy. Cylilla a Metiloda
uspcriadaiii tejto nedeli. "a nov.
divadelne preot>tavenie v skolskei
,ieni Prcdstaveny bude kus zla-
ia hnska' a inc. Zlatu hn>kiu
zahrajil ziaci Il triedy Predstave-
nj bude dvoie. jetlno popeludnf q
3. iodine Il druht vecer pol S.
hodine. Nstupne je soc pre- dospe-
.ISeh Zoe pre- skolskt diptky.
Rodicia sirsie slovenske obe-
crnstva ije srdecnc pozvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
v OCELIARNACH SA
VEL MI SLABO PRAGUE

V unajsich a okolitych oceliar-
mach praca toho tIzdna tax "a
,ella. ako w davno ME, a Sharon
Steel Hoop za>tavila cell1om ope-
racie na niekoI'ko dni. 10 100 har
kovych mlynov chime !e len 46 a
vseobecna cinnoSt' je okoIo 65-
percentova. OceIiarne udavaju,
ze sa pomcry polepsia este do
Vianoc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
SLOVENKA GRADUOVALA
co OSETROvATEL'KA

Toho tyzdna graduovalo 23 zia-
eek osetrovatel'skej skoly nemoc-
nice Sv. Alzbety Youngstown a
medzi mimi je 81. Maria Cecilia
Tkac. Ma graduacnej slavnosti
spieyal znamy slovensky spevak
p. Jan Vagas. Graduacn1 red NAL
biskup Schrenbs. 81. TkaGovej
gratulujende.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
s OBCHODNfKOV UHLfM
- DAVALO KRATKU VAHU

Mestski inSpektori vah McNi.
cholaS IA Israel odprisahali zatyka-
Gle papierc proti piatim obchod
nixon uhlim, re davali kratku va,
hu. Jednvm nich je Harry Craw-
ford, koncilman l. wardy, ktorl
dial doviezt' dive fury uhlia P. &
O. elektrarni a jedna fur bola
200 funtov, druha 47O funtov zkra
tl1a. Crawford tail. tax podobne
vsetci ostatni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
OKTOBROVA VYPLATA
OBNAsALA $7,551, ,331

Tohorocna oktobrova vyplata v
priemyselnych podnikoch Youngs
town. a blizkeho okolia obnasala
$7,551,33 o x52,151 mensia nez
septembrova, ale million vacsia,
nez bola olStobri 1927. ia ce-
lych desat mesiacov toho roku
vyplatent bolo mzdy $75, ,4O8, ,649,
skoro 0 osem milionov dolaroy
Wac ako roku lanskeho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
STROJ MU ODOBRAL
PR ACU,, ZAsTRELIL sA

Frank Barrett. 47-roGny robot
nix V New Castle. ctec Siestich
dietok. spachaI po tieto dni sa-
movrazdu, ked' dostal oznamenie
Cd bossa Shenango Co. Tin Mills,
ze je prepusteny prace nasled-
kom postavenia novych strojoy.
ktort ho nahradily praci. S MIN
prepustent bolo viac robotnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
Krasny banket
' New Castle
Usporiadany boil ma oslavenie "a
lozenia osadnej skoly Sv Michala
Arch, Konzul Getting manzelkou
a synom pritomny.

Dna 3. noyembra naSc snaZivG
osadnicky usporiadaly vel'tolepv
banket usrozumcnim nasho veIp.
Elsika, ma ktorom bola celia .osada
shropazdena. Bol to banket pro-
speech nasej slovenskej katolickej
skoly, ktorii nam velp. Elsik $ po-
mocou bozou zalozil. Ma banket
tento povolal mas velp. Elsik slo
venskeho, konzula Pittsburgh.
p. Milana Gettinga manzelkou
synom. Tiez bol medzi mani al
mas obl'hbeny slovensky bankar,
p. Adolf Green. Ma rbankete- -mno-
hi reenili a mali SINE al utesene
spevy.
ked' SINE sd vsetci shromazdili.
velp. Elsik pozehnal Diary ma stole
a tax SINE 81 sadli k veceri. Tu
pristdpila slecna Helena Klama
rova s kosom utesenych zivych
kvetln privftala v meme osadni-
kov rodinu Gettingovu peknymi
slovami. Pan Getting sa jej petne
pod 'akoval i celej osade. pricom
81. klamarova oddah mu kos kve-
tin $ hlbokou poklonou. Nato velp.
Elsik privital srdecne svojich O.
sadnikoy velmi sa tesil, ze sli
tam pekne zasti1peni. Spomenul
al nasu slovenskd skolu, lie sa V
nej dost pekne pokracuje, ze ma
me dost hodny pocet ziakov a ze
vel. sestricky sa vel mi namaha-
jill, abY nase dietky .dobre yycha-
valv. Zatym Velebny pan vyzval
p. konzula Gettinga poziadal
no, ably nam poyedal, 0 pomeroch
krajovIch. %Obecenstvo so zauj-
nom vypoculo rec p. konzula
odmenilo no hojnym potleskom.
Vel. pan Elsik pod akoval p. Get
tingovi "a jeho poucnt ,slova a w.
zval 81. Alzbetu Danicovu, aby
nam zaspievala. Tato utesena die
vocka nam spievala ".Ja som ST.
rotka' "Hej, haj, he., hai, ze-
leny hail" Jej hlas tax krasne
znel, jake spev majoveho vtaka.
kazdy 81 ju obl'dbil. Potom velp.
Elsik vyzval naSho dobre zname-
no obi 'dbentho pana Greena,
SLOW. bankara. ktory zastupuje a
poucuje Slovakov v nasom meste.
On tiez hovoril o mnohych zk1se-
nostiach, ktore zazil, ked' Dol ma
vstivit' svojich rodi6ov, zijncich
V kamjunke, zupe Spisskej. Ia
MIN 81. Milka Mizakova nam kra-
sne zaspievala "a sprievodu 81.
kolibasovej na plane. Obom sa do
stale hodne potlesku. Tancovaly
nam al nase skolske dietky cigan-
sky tanec, ktory ich nacviGily
nase ucitel'ky, vel. sestricky. Bo-
10 to vel pekne uznavame, ze
bola to namaha, pokym boly wy
cvicene. Pan Bob i'm vynahrad' "a
ich usilovnn pracu.
(Dokontenie ma 2. strane.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
$50 sLoVENsKYCH
DETf BIRMOVANE

V stredu bola birmoyka Y nsa
de Sy cyrilla a Methoda, ktori1
nreviedol osvp. biskup Scllrembs.
$50 dietok j dospeNch Pudi bolos
utvrdene 70 Were. Bisllup NAL q
tei prilezitosti krasnu kazen o po-.
vinnostiach starsich voci Diet
Vel Ky chram Dol preplneny osad-
nikmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
AVERY vRAHOM 2. sTUPNA

Lamont Avery, 22-rocny, ktory
zastrelil Dol obchodnika Louisa
Lapidusa ma Steelton, zachraneny
Dol od elektrick6ho stolca vel'ko-
porotou okresneho stidu, ktora je-
no vrazdu oznacila "a druho-
stuphovii. Avery zastrelil Lapidu-
sa iimysl'om ozbijania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
TAJoMNfK voJNY MRTvY

James William Good, tajomnik
Department. vojny Spoj Statov
zomreI ma otravu krve v ponde-
lok vecer, tyzden po operacii hni-
jlceho slepeho creva. Good Dol
narodeny "a. sept. 1866 v Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, kde al boly jeho te-
lesne pozostatky odvezene ma rec-
ny odpocinok, po Gtatnom pohra.
be = stredu 70 Washingtone.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
NEZAMEsTNANOST
: " RUSKU KLESA

R''ska sovietska vlsila oznami-
la, ~ behdm bu,aneehd roku wv.
seny bude pocet zames.nancov Y
statnych tovarHach II na 13
million, elm nczamcStnanost'. kto-
ia pred par rokmi dostupilo vel :
kych rozmerov. budc ceIkom
podmanena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
.Okresny Sbor Ligy
rozda $500 ydoviam
Kupi uhlia pre- slovenske vdovy
v kazdej casti doliny Knihy do
kniznice maju byt' objednane.

| Schodza Okresnel,o Sboru Slov.
! l4igy a zastupcov spolkov oubyva-
ma boIa V ntorok. 10. novembra
vecertv skole osady Sv. Cyrilla
a Mtthoda. Prftomi boil: Martin
j. Lesnak, tajoHniIl Okresneho
Sboru,s Fran.iseksiludik, poklad-
mix. Michal Rybal+ "a Odbor GIL.
n. S. s.. Andrej Palenear IA Cd
Dor s. Ms. s. al Sbor LAG. II. s.
j. Solzol, lmro Zetts "a Sbor 314.
Slov. Ligy, Andrej Benedik "a
Sbor 1873 Slov. Ligy, NJ. Mraz "a
Yo. Slov. Noviny > Andrei Tarap-
~cak sa Cisio 390.sI. X. IS. j.
Schddzu zahain M. J. Lesnak.
tajomniE Okr. Sboru, pre- nepri-
tomnost' predsedu podpredsedu.
Potion zvolenv Dol "a predsedu
tejto schodze Aatej Mraz, ktory
zaujal spoie miesto a sch6dzi sa
pokraGovalo. Precitana bola zapis-
mica jednohlasne prijata. Po po-
jednani yysledkov Slovenskaho
Dna, br. Mraz kratkou recou d'a-
koval vsetkym pracoynikom "a ich
vern1 a ,dobre vskonanu pracu.
Dalei br. Mraz podal ,zpravu 0
kniznici a preeftal stanovy Druz-
stva Kniznice. ktort. este dopInl
a predostre bndirne k prijatiu
Vo zprave udal, zc name 26 spoil
kov V Druzstve Kniznice a hoto-
vych penazi zaplatene H395.O0, q
ktorfeh $1O.50 belo vyplatent "a
tlaciva q ostatne Al vssbanle, Tiez
predostrel cennillv knih. ktor;i mu
dosly kraju a odporucal, ably
Druzstvo 81 vybralo carter. Ozna-
mil este, ze kniznica bude umiest-
nena obchode p. Janovskeho na
Watt st. pri Federal. Zprava
odporncania boly jednohlasne pri-
jatt. Potom bol zvolenr vybor ma
klpenie kasne pre- knizky ma
vybranie a objednanie knih. Vo
vybore su: Matcj Mraz. Martin J.
LesnalS Andrej Benedik.
Potion bolo pojednavane o tom,
ze treba k Vianociam podporit'
slovenske vdovy a siroty miest
Youngstown, Campbell Struth-
ers. Pre- tento ciel' odllasovane
bolo 100000, Staly vFbor Okr.
Sboru rozdel1 tteto peniaze medzi
tie vdovy, ktort podporu najviac
potrebujn, MieSto 'hotovych pcia-
ri dOstanH uhlip. 5--.
Rudilca sch0dza urcena bola ma
3. decembra. lebo treba sa chytit
do priprav ku kongresu Slovan-
skej Ligy, ktory bude tn koncom
maja hro1cehn roku. Pod 'akuitic
spolubratom "a beast a zauiem.
br. Mraz schodzu zakl'1cil.
Martin j. Lesnak,
tai. Okr. Sboru 81. Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
10 MEXIKANOV ZABITE
v PREZIDENTsKEJ vOL'BE

Y Mexiku bola vol'ba preziden-
ia, V ktorej vel 'kou vacsinou hla-
SOW zvoleny Dol kandidat revo-
lucnej strany Pascual Ortiz Ri.
bio. Vol'by boly vel mi bhrlivd q
zabit6 bolo Y ruva6kach IS Mexi,
kanov 4 so ich bolo ranene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
MoRKY sU LACNEJSH

Tohorocny Thanksgiving az
bed pre- rodinu 5-clenovi bna !,
stat okolo $3.50, kdezto vlani stiSl
So. Je to nasledkom zlacls u II
moriek. Nor6 Al pred daya,as n Il
ri funie lacneiaie neslir ,l,as l.
ylani. 4 - 81 M ]. u. ssss 4,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
DIETA ZOMRELO OD
STRACHU PRED HUSOU

Priscilla Sivak, 3-roena dcerka
jana Sivaka Lorain napadnnta
bola husou. Diet'atko sa hnsy taxi
nal 'akalo, ze zomrelo ma mieste. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
POLITICKY
PREHL'AD
KoNuREs oDROtENY.

su, svolane prezidentom HooveroS
ma vynesenie noveho tarifovefl
zakona bude skoncene v piatoB
yecer toho tyzdna. Senat odroce
ME uz odhlasoval stredu a don
zastupcov uistil senat, ze odroce
ME. tiez udobri. Odrocenie kongre
su stane sa bez toho, aby tarifoya
reforma bola byvala prevedena
Kongres sa slide 2. decembra ma
svoje riadne zasadnutie, ma kto.
rom bude pokraeovat' V pojedna.
vani tarife.
M;mor,adne zasadnnt;o konoro.
81 svolal bo, nre7;den+ = ,o,o Oh,
bolo pomozene farmarom Kon.
oras vvr;oco, ,slon ..o.
moznens Wade napomahat koo.
perativne predavanie farmarskych
pfoduktov. n tomu clel u slllzl
viacsto-mliionova zakladlna. Ia.
riiovy zakon NAL byt zreformo-
Nany tak, apy Dol ma osoh farma-
rom. Aongresmanl 2 prlemysel-
nycn s1atoV ale necnceli hlasovat
prospech farmarov Dez toho, re
~ J prlemyselnlcl neboll dostall
Vsnouy pozaaoVall vseobeene
zVysenie ciel na cudzozemske W.
roDky. IRE toto po3ednavanie o
tarlfe zavlazlo. odrocenie kongre-
81 pred zapoeatlm Jeho riadneho
zasadnutia Je len kratkym 10-diio-
Vym oddycnom boJ Q tarifove
vynooy Dude oonoveny $ novou
hnzeVnatost on.
DRAzOBA VOLIEB. .r. -
M;nnla vol,hv ason n,ost. !.
dokazalv 20 10 n ver,n; droh5
snas. Kazdv ;ede, odorzdonS
Has sts1 d ~ p,;o,,o +ro,,,, :.
h,asovan,m holy ~ ooo
nr;amvch ma,o bu+, $1a 7no n
los;cb a,e ;ste r;.o
Drazoba xol;eb v Amar;,re "a
yseobecna. Ten n;sari vo volAb.
nych b6dkach stoia no s113 Y
Yonnosto,rn i .,o7 n,;s;nLto, :;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22

Dokontcnic ma 2. strane.)
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-19
CELEBRATE TWENTY-FI
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

A number of the relatives Of DR.
and Mrs. A. &. Ostroot dropped in or
them last Sunday with the announce
ment that they had come to help
them celebrate their twenty fifth, OF
silver, wedding anniversary, which
they proceeded to do. DR.. and Mrs.
Ostroot were ordered out of the house
and the visitors took charge Of affairs
and prepared sumptuous dinner in
honor OF the happy occasion, which
was ready by the time the honored
couple returned. In addition to many
fine presents, there were numerous
kilograms from distant friends wish
ing them continued years Of happi-
ness and prosperity.
In addition to the children who are
at home there were present daugh-
ter and her husband from kalispell,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Nommensen; Mrs.
Ostroot's mother and sister, Mrs.
Oline Luvaas and daughter Jessica,
Of Moscow, Idaho; a niece, Miss Alice
Luvaas of Eugene, Oregon; and Miss
Christine Ostroot Of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, sister of the doctors.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-19
Dance Big Success.

The dance given last Friday eve-
ming by the M. w. A. lodge called out
an attendance that jammed the Wood
men hall to capacity. The dance was
a plan to raise funds for the hall fund
and number Of prizes we're awarded
to lucky ticket holders. All tickets
were placed in churn, thoroughly
mixed, and then the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Vaughan drew out
the tickets one at time. VIM. Her
bert. F. ]. Jefferson and Mr.. Greg
ory of Newport, Wash, acted as
judges and listed the numbers as
drawn The grand prize, Chevrolet
coach, was won by Mrs. Shirley Chase;
Mrs. d. Madison, 500 in cash; Leo
Harrsch, Troy, $50; Mrs. Geo. Wood,
$25; L. ]. Lewis, Kalispell, $40; and
A. L. Thompson, Leo Becker and Fay
Breese, SIS each.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-19
Plan Big
Things For
Convention
Mining Interests to Gather
at Spokane For Annual
Meeting.
MANY PROMINENT
MEN TO BE PRESENT

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. 1S-
Mining finance and methods of devel-
oping mineral deposits of the Inland
Empire will loom as subjects of ma ior
interest on the program of the largest
mining convention ever held west OF
the Rockies, which will convene in
Spokane September 80 for a four dav
session and move to Kellogg and Wal
lace, Idaho, for two additional days.
From the symposium on mining fl
nance, which will be discussed by
leading operators and owners from
all parts of the United States and
Canada, Is expected to come vast
fund of information and publicity OF
value to the Inland Empire. Delegates
will include members of the North
west Mining association, the western
division of the American Mining con-
Eress, the American Institute Of Min
ing and Metallurgical Engineers, and
the Canadian Institute of Mining and
Metallurgy, participating informally.
"This convention will focus the eyes
OF the nation on Inland Empire min
ing in way that has not been paral-
leled since TIC initial gold strike Of
1885, says Frank M. Smith, general
chairman of the convention. "It should
give promotion work and development
a marvellous impetus and provide
smaller operators with a chance to
profit by the experiences of the great
est mining men in America.
Among the men who will partici-
pate in the symposium set for Mon
day afternoon session, are: S. w.
Miller, president Of the Vancouver
Stock exchange; John ID. Galloway,
provincial mineralogist of British
Columbia; w. J. Stratton of Wallace:
E. Marshall Young Of the North
American Mining and Smelling COM
pany of New York; DR.. James Hanca,
dean of mines at Oregon State col
lege and former mine examiner for
the Illinois 'blue-sky' commission,
Murray Schick, financial editor of San
Francisco; James Naughten, president
of the Royal Development company
and representative of the state securi-
ties commissions, better business bu-
reaus, and all the national officers
of the organizations attending"
Operators of larger properties await
with particular interest the discus
sion on federal taxation of mines and
the state "blue sky" laws. The ses-
sions care expected to set loose nation
al fireworks in restrictive mining fl
nances, since they will bring together
Sidney Norman, widely known
this section as a foe OF
the "blue sky" laws, and DR.. Hanco
Of Oregon State, the leading national
of the acts.
The convention will also provide the
first national attack on federal min
ing taxation, passed during the war
as a revenue measure and still IN
force. Prior to 1917, federal taxation
was unknown and operators are de-
termined to do away with the govern
mental levy.
Nearly 300 delegates, representing
the leading mining properties of tho
United States and Canada, are ex-
pected to be in attendance.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-19
GeOlogist Ends
Summers Work
In Libby District

DR.. Russell Gibson, of the u. S
geological survey, left last Thursday
for Harvard university after having
spent two and a half months in this
district in the employ of the govern
ment. DR.. Gibson returns to Harvard
to resume his duties as one of the
faculty of the university where he
holds position as instructor in geol-
ogy
Il have greatly enjoyed my work
for the two and a half months |
have been here" said DR.. Gibson in
an interview with the Western News,
\ have spent the time examining and
mapping formations throughout this
section and find you have very in
teresting section from the standpoint
of geology. | hope to be back next
summer to. continue the work, as there
is still much to be done. In fact, /
have only got fairly started. The chief
of the division, DR.. G. F. Laughlin,
who was here few weeks ago, is
also anxious for the work to be con-
tinued next summer. We are all inter
ested in the work here and hope to
see it finished. Before | leave wish
to state how much | appreciate the
friendliness and cooperation / have
met here on every hand. Everyone
with whom have come in contact
has been more than willing to help
the work in every way possible and
! have met with only the most
courteous treatment from everyone"
DR.. Gibson is a pleasant gentle
man and an intereating taIker. In
speaking of the scope Of his work
here during the summer and how
busy he had been he remarked, Il be-
lieve every prospector in the district
and his dog have been after me to
go and examine his prospect. This
| have been glad to do whenever
had time to do SO. OF course, / am
not allowed to give out any report
for publication prior to my report to
the government but we are allowed
to talk freely to anyone in regard to
his own property" From reports
reaching this office it can be said that
DR.. Gibson gave much valuable infor-
nation to number Of owners regard
ing their properties. AIS quoted above,
DR.. Gibson spoke Of the courteous
treatment he had met here. Local men
report, for their part, that theyI
found DR.. Gibson a most affable gen.
tleman and always more than willing
and ready to give every assistance
and all the information he could to
the Individual owners.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-19
Large Number Of
Libby Young People
Attending College

Many people Of Libby High Schoo
of hygnne days are entering college
this year. Others are returning for
another years work. The following
people will be at:
University Of Montana Ruth Dix
Richard Karnes, Charles Rouse, Mau-
rice Stockner, John Curtis, Andy Nc
Nair.
Montana State College (Bozeman)
Howard Olson, Tom Farris, Lorne
Townsend.
Dillon Normal-Bill Anderson.
University Of Washington-Til
Johnson, Margaret Larson, Leone Oh
son, Mary Boothman.
Washington State College Jean
Townsend
University Of Oregon-Emmett Os-
troot.
Northwestern Business College (Spo-
kane )---Margaret Sleizer, Don Will
hanson.
Blair Business College (Spokane)--
Genevieve Peterson, Cornelia Baker.
Cheney Normal-Herman Sleizer,
Gertrude Zawadke.
Thief River Falls Normal (Wiscon-
SIM Henry Staudacher.
State Normal University Of Illi-
nois)--Ora Calhoun.
st. Paul (Aviation School
max Zakarian, James Zakarian.
University of Ohio-Ted Rundell,
James Rundell.
st. GATHERINGS College (St. PauD-
Helen Rowe.
Swedish Hospital minneapolis, Min
nesota Leah Cormier.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-19
Says Give Honor To
Whom Honor Is Due
Editor Western News:

Editor Western News.
I have scanned with interest your
very brief list of fire fighters printed
in the last two issues of the paper,
and nowhere have | found mention
that the ]. Neils' Lumber Co. men
went out to fight the fires too. If the
articles had said "and others too nu-
merous to mention" no doubt the mill
population would have felt better sat
isfied. Of course the timber is the
source of the mill mems living but
30 Is it for all of Libby.
In Kalispell the fire bell rang call
ing for volunteers. Business men said
to their clerks-"Here you run this
business for while, I've got to 90
help on the fire line" which was as
1t should be; what's fair for one busi-
ness is fair for another.
Most of the mill men were married
and left wives at home anxious for
their safety. So say let's give honor
to whom honor is due. The j. Neil.
Lumber Co. went out en- mass to fight
the forest fires.
A LIBBY WIFE.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-19
Notice! Prospeetors
And Mine Owners

The largest mining congress ever
held in the Northwest will be held
in Spokane September 80 to October
5.
The board of county commissioners
has provided money to pay expenses
of preparing proper data and sending
an exhibit to Spokane.
Send large representative samples
OF your ores and also small samples
Of wall rock to DR.. c.. B. Boyle, Lib
by, Montana, by September 25. Give
location, kind of ore, whether from
tunnel, shaft, open cut, also approx
mate assay values.
A splendid chance to show our min
eral possibilities to perhaps thou
sand mining men from all over the
world.