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CONSERVATION PLAN

SACRAMENTO, June 5, (P)- Further study of coordinated pro- gram of conservation and the using of the states water resources, is provided for in a bill signed by Governor Young A commission of from five to seven members is to be named by the Governor with in structicns to report back to him not later than December 1, 1880.
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BUREAUCRATIC LITANY

And It came to pass that the SOufQOugn--ne that Wandereh afar and seeketh treasure and place to pitch his tent, commeth upon likely looking spot lie buldeth cabin six cubits by four cubits and setteth him up cache wherein he storeth his slab of bacon ex- tra Overas sack of flour and beans Storeth him even these And b. he geeth him up with the he girdeth his Joins in his attered overall he bndeth his turban of mosquito about his head he wandereh afar as he seeketh. Doeth him even all these.
 And To- he returneth at eve, but he ndeth his cache not likewise his cabin ooketh Texas cyclone hit teth it. He fndeth his sourdough fungeth into the creek his flour spreadeth the landscape and his beans they not likewise his fry his stew pot hls extra overas his blanket unto the last that in the cabin and cache his tobacco he ndeh not and his cup is brimming
 Whereupon he lfteth up his voice and crieh his to the gods he basphemeh much he teareh his clothes and show his great concern Doeth he even this.
 Whereupon he rustleth his gun; he hunteth the ground he findeth track albeit cubit by onehaf cubit and his hair standeth end Even doeth 1t this And while he pondereth he heareth ominous growl He looketh him out and seet the boodetng Beheemoth of wholly smoke. He scoothet the nearest tree where he stteth him astride limb and woefu the scratches where he hath rended his raiment He taketh good aim and klleth the Beheemoth Even doeth him this Then he getteth him down and skineth the Behee moth He cutteth herefrom some spare ribs and side of which he doth eat He sleepeth in the pet of the Beheemoth which maketh him smell to heaven; abelt like pail of rancid dog tallow smeleth he
 He jerketh some trump steaks, glrdeth on his pack frame wadeth deep tundra swamps swlmneth turbulent streams aye craweth across dangerous glaciers This doeth he And To, he approacheth the trading post and there bartereth the pe of the Beheemoh for slab of bacon flour and beans and starteh again into the land set over by the Mount of Tribuation which is called Brownievile. When To, cometh the of the law who grabbeh he also the trader and he haeth them to Ja wherewth he admonishes Thou shalt not take the belt of the Beheemot shalt thou sell it; shalt thou give it away shall thou trade it for food clothing tobacco white mule For of these shalt thou trade the pe of the Beheemoth For To, it is written that this privilege is only anointed of the land being those who comet from afar for short period each and taketh the pelt away to present to fair maiden she which is his lady of love; sell ever present it museum that posterity may know o1 his prowess Selah
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GAVE IRISH BLOOD

NEW YORK, June 5, (P)-Irish and Chinese blood is intermingled in the veins of David Wang, whose life was saved at a Marine hospital by a brave Irish seaman who gave the Oriental two pints of his blood.
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machine has been invented by an Alaskan which will determine ust what occupation is best suited for Our card reads "banker" All need is the bank roll.
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BOB IS HAPPY AGAIN

NEW YORK, June 5, (P)-Bobby Jones has recovered his precious golf sticks. They were found by a garage keeper who accosted two youths He saw them carrying the bag thru the streets.
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WALKING MARATHON

PARIS, June 5, (P)-Miss Eleo- nore Sears, Boston sportswoman, introduced France to a solo walk ing marathon. She covered 42h miles afoot in eight hours and 30 minutes.
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'OUND-Necklace on street. Owner may have hame by identifying it aid paying for this adv. Call nIain B.
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POLITICIANS UNITE

WASHINGTON, June 5, R- publicans are combining with the democrats to eliminate aliens as factor in reapportioning repre- sentation in the house, especially those from the cornbelt states.
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REVOLT BREAKS OUT

LONDON, June. 5, (P-A serious
 revolt nas broken out in Bokhara,
 in Russian Turkestan. Soviet troops iare being rushed to quell the upris- ing.
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CHARLIE ILL SOME MORE

BEVERLY HILLS, June 5, (P-- Charlis Chaplin, film comedian is confined to his home here. He was attacked while he was at work at his Ft ilywood studio.
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BUYS FORD PLANT

NEW YORK, June 4, P-The Western Electric Co.,, bought the Ford Motor Co.'s assembling plant lat Kearney, N. J., for $10,000,000.
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TELEGRAPH DREVT|ES
N. Y. WEATHER

NEW YORK, June 5, P)-Tem- perature minimum 52 maximum |67.
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Chop Suey and Noodles served in the evenings at the Union Cafe. The real Mo Coy"
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An Anchorage man, to assist his wife in reduc ing, provided her with cross-cut saw, an and punching bag. Now he is handing his pay check regularly washing the dishes and singing the pooch to sleep nights.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

sATES-Fifteen cents per line first insertion, 7M cents per line for subsequent insertion. Count six average words to the line. Mini mum charge 50 cents. FOR SALE-Three room house and
 bath; reasonable terms. Also Admiral building. Enquire Room 22 Seward Hotel or R. J. Me-
 Kama, Seward Trading Co. >>-~~~~> LOST-Keys by Mel Holben: Sew ard Grill. Please return; Reward. fOUND-Necklace on street. Owner
 may have hame by identifying it
 aid paying for this adv. Call
 nIain B.
 OR SALE-White electric sew-
 ing machine; Al condition. En-
 quire at Gateway. FOR SALE-DreamIand hall; a $11,000 building for $5,000. See Fred c. Miller.
 FANTED-POsitiOn as cook by ex-
 pert Japanese chef; in or out of town. Inquire Gateway. FOR SALE-First class 1928 Chev-
 rOlet coach, cheap. Ogle's Garage WANTED-Work 5y hour or day, 1 house cleaning, window washing,
 or gardening. Phone Madison 19 l for Sam, Japanese boy.s
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-05

A scientist predicts that airplanes will eventually travel by radio power Wait until flock of women start for bargain sale on the same wave length
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-05

Now that the Legislature has thrown the Territor- ia school Commissioner into the political we may look for the next session to insist that the kddos be given the privilege of electing their teachers.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
SEVEN CHAMPS
LINE Up FOR
TEXAS MATCH
II, United Press hrased Wire

@AN ANTONIO, TN.., Jan. - ~
For th" firs, time sine, the tourna-
mon. va iuW4nra.rl, all sevcn
former aold RS of tbt Texas open
championship tocd off today when
th eighth aamo Z. hole tourua-
mart opened. rrilrs to,a'ng 46.5oo
oee tiered.
The list of champions who VIII
la.t' over the tricky Braobraridge
course ~ra: 1879 Bob Mcdonald;
1929. Waiter ila4en; 1924, Joa Eir&-
vaa5; 1925, Joe Tmuesa; 1926, Nc.
Hoaa'1 Smith; lg27. Bobby Cruic},.
hart: and 1925, - Nphham.
Mcdonald Smith. VIII, recently
haggel 'l,e Los Angeles open. and
Bul M,bIhoru, fresh from set.iul n
naU - bol" rsc.tJ iu The III Paso
.ouruawert, are fayor.tcs TO Win
the Fc"e. op,n.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
Veteran Gridir0n
Hero Dies After
Lengthy Illness
H. ,nitcu rc>z Leased Wire

MIlNAuKEE. W,s., jim. 81
iieury k'llilea, IN. of the charter
organizers ot the Amrricau Ieasan.
Till b. buried Tomorrow in CALVIN.
cemetery attended ise many repro
eeatatiyes higH ia porting cirolns.
TIE g. wear oil attorney d.J
"Wednesday after q 'ugt1lv Illness.
Forty years ago. Ei'li.en racho@
- Piuuaeir II sports wAc1 j..
uarel acraes the crimson Harvard
eeai. inaIng d., Michigan Wo,Hrr
Wes. of which lie was captain, to %
brilliant @ 90 q foo.baN Victory.
Aftsr graduating from the 'firhi
laH .aW school, N.Hijoa hccrmo n
ted criminal lawyer in his native
tate Of Wisconsin.
II. Kept an eye on be, bali how
.v.r, and fla 1913 . lpe3 Haa John
son and Connie Ngc& organize the
wHior major league c.rrit
KiH..ra purchased ,ae Njl@au&c.
baseball c'ub n year ago,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
MUST
Get BUSY SOON
OR LOSE TITLES
BY BERT DEMBY

Omitted Press Staff Co4rcspondoaS)
CHICAGO. Jan. n IN ordering
-four champions to defend their titles
within the neSt 6u daVs. fha IA
'iona Boxing Association. with one
.Aort phrae. has paved tn wa far
moro argument shan h1s 5..u "aus
Ivy thc preyious inactivity oil al.
-FOUR champions.
The association deereei tfat Ton
NV Loughrau. light heavyweight:
Mickey Walker, middl.w ight. Jo.
Dundee. wcitcrwciEht; aud Sunny
Mande'l lghtwriglt. all mus, fight
within go day, or loso their tit!,s.
But the order was qualified WIFI
tins phrase "cHcept for -Har valid
reason. - The question immediately
arises ''w5at is valid re0seu for
n figbtcs not defending his title"'
In the first place, it is reasonable
to assume that fighter should b."
well paid for risking his title. And
where are the opponents, who WIZ
draw good crowds!
Take Walker Cor instance. There
is little doubt but what be can whip
any middlcwoight.
Jimmy McLarulu apparently is til,
best Of fl. GghtWcight challeag0rs
and Mandell already has whipped
him.
Dundee would find trouble nfth
Jack Thompson, who already has
knocked ont Joe at catchw,irnt.
but It izg't reasonable ~ presume
that the champion win go against
Thompson when hp might la,
Jackie Fields instead
Loughran $ ease is different. Tom
my wants % fight a~ Irayyvc.en.
and if ho can ggt heavyweight
matchc, h'c@ras lllt}c for ths light
heavy titio.
II he We're to defend the light
heavy title, his opponent might br
either leo Iom,H ot Tufty Grif
fifth.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
Speedy Bout At
CalexicO Arena

Bobby Garcia Of Phoenix VIII
meet Freddie Imperial Of Los Ang-
clcs in the 10 round main event to-
morrow night at the Legion boxing
arena at Caloyico. The bout is slat-
ed at 1l6 pounds and speed and ac-
tion is promised.
Joe Chancy of Fresno, VINO he ;
fought Sammy Mandall, viii appear
against Marcclino Ortcgo Of Los
Angeles in the six round s,mi-wind-
Up at l42 pounds.
In the four rounds special at 12J
pounds Henry In!owa Of CalcXico
win fight Mo,io Magaanoy OF
Erawiey.
The c1rtain rqieer win feature
r,spcrigan Tapanan Of Cal2xico and
Larry Jon.s Of Ho,tviIia at l5J
pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
Sharkey Ready
Fer Christner
lily Initrl Press Lcn,cd Wirc

NEW YURK, Jan. 2l.-Teaiacd -
the best condition he has arta'u.
cd since he haoe>od cat 3m Ma
lonry almost two year. "go, jacs
Sharkey of Boston rcstnl today in
preparation for his 10 round heavy
weight match with X. o. Cmi,,aag
the former Akron, c. fire vorh.r
in Madison Square Galdcn Friday
night.
Satisfied with his condition.
CWistncr did not iudulg' i'm any
gymnasium work yesterday but con
fined himself to roadvorh and ligb,
caliaIh.nica.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
NOTICE

To Whom 1t May Concern:
This is TO certify that / have no
partners or have not entered into
amy legal partnership with anyone.
! viii not be responsible for any
contracts or debts entered into by
anyone other than myself.
Dated this 23rd day Of January.
1929.
Signed,
23t6 NJ. R, BENTON, Welding,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

Los ANGELES, Jaa. 23.- ,5a,.aw-
ing are tudav's market CHotatious:
POULTRY
Hens, Lcghorns, 81 to lbs3
2fe.
Here, co'or,d 4 lbs. and up, @5c.
Eroiiers, IL lbs, and uncer 2l2,
&4c.
Frycrs, Lcghorns, 2H to his.
2G,.
I'ryyrs co'orcd, ~. to lbs, 3&c.
Bo&s'ers, soft bone, > lbs, mp $3c.
puekIings, peking, , = lbs, up 1sc.
Geese, 25c.
Young Tom turkeys, 13 lbs, and
mp 2Sc.
Old Tom turkeys, @5c.
Small hen turkeys, under s lbs.,
i5c.
Hen turkeys lbs. up csc.
Sqiahs, light and heavy 40c.
Capons, 5 lbs, up. 40c.
BUTTER
Nholesal price lJi.e.
br..' 70 retailers tsi - and ,9i.c
EGGS
Extra %5t. FRESH firs,s 34i2c. Ne
dium % re.
Los ANGELES, Jan. 2l-HolIow-
t!cr.att&r tie Press viii carry the
'oeal price cn eggs, furnished
,hrou1h tine courtesy of Hr,hc
Brothers:
Today's loca? egg: 55e.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
BUTTER
TIVEGTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2l. Hogs:
LOO; active, mostly 45-35c higher.
Top &io,55. Bulk bltyhcrs $1,000 10
slo.-1.
Cattle: @no; slow, talking = a.
"5c lower or steer~ and sh. stock.
Car common stecrS $l0.-5. Na others
sold. Bulk she stock, @1.25 to $50.
Part load hcif.re 5000. Lo.d G1o
pound Arizona ycarlmg at,rs auj
hsif'ra %lo,fo. Bulk ea!sys $40 TO
sI2.
Sheep: Noae Lambs, medium to
'hoiee, quoted Si3 to SIS. Wool o.v.s
medium t. choice quoted SO TO 4~.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
ATTORNEY SUlEENDrp
ms tn:.eh Press i.cnsch Mire

Los ANGELES, Jan. -. Fred
crict IL. WLlffialI, attorney w;m.-
ci in 'ortIdad. Oregon. on federa1
indictment charging misuse ef thc
mails, VII H. giEyu re8oval hear
iag here FcheuafT lG. Whitfield,
wto WIS connected with nowlv
3atna'ed rotary engine, SURF udsf.d
te federal authorities Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
FOR SALE

Regonditioncd Farm implements
Three 1870 McCormick-Dcering
Tractors.
One 1920. Mccormick-Decrins Trac-
tor.
One $ #. Mceormiek-Decring Trac-
tor Disc.
One Buck Scrapcr.
ono Float.
Also Horse Drawn Implements
Of Many Kinds
THE FAIR
I'D Main. Phone 1090J
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
Poultry
For Rent. Farm Land

0 ACRES leased alfalfa dairy,
close TO El Centro, also $4,000
equity in bungalow court across
from Park. Good income. Small
membranes. Quick liberal deal,
cash or trade. A. f. Mortimer,
3SL5 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles.
IT'S
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
! SPOR / NEWS
So. California
Sport Briefs
ny Unitrd I.rcS, L-x-<.-i wire

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2l-Joa
Gtcchcr former heavyweight
wrestling champion, took two ont
Of three falls from Paul Jones, tail
Texan, here last night,
Stcchor's 5 powerful leg scissors
pinned Jones for the t.rst fall
Jones used hook scissors for thh
second and Stcchcr came back to
win the match with an airplanc
spin and crotch hold.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2f.-Tommy
Iouglrau and Armand Emanuel
were scheduled to arrive here to-
day to prepare for their 70 round
bout at the Olympic february ).
Loughran was TO check in from Chi
ca@o while Emanuel Was to arrive
from San Francisco.
Los ANGELE1 Jan. "a.
Pitchers Augio Walsh ami Russell
Miller. who We're purchased from
the Philadelphia Nationals, have
signed their contracts with She Los
Angeles dub, it WAS announced to-
day.
WILMINGTON, Calf, Jan. 2f.-
5re Card0za cf Culver city 4 feat
ed Bob Y In %alle in - round
a.95n event here last night.
san FRANCISCO, Jan. al-Af-
ter being on the SHIRT end fer six
rounds, Sammy Off,Iman. local
lightweight rallied to take 10
round decision from Battling Bolo,
Filipino, l.ro last night.
BERKELEY, Jan. y Candidates
for the University Of California S
prospective ice hockey team vii
tura oa, today far an initial meet
;rg.
SAE FRANCISCO, Jan. at.-The
loa-as leading Hollywood team of
the California Ice Hockey League
meets tAe Sa Francisco team here
tonight. san Francisco cr..upie,
Il, cellar position with Oaa'ar6
ahN FEANGIsCO. JAN. 2t.-Tle
annuu ca.t west football game far
tha ben -, crippled cii0dren heid
under ausrie,, OF the aAr;nrrs vii
be pia}ed Jan. l. 1890, j; was an
uoaneeI here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

salesladics, prefer one
to speak Spanish. Experience not
necessary. Write Press Box G97
fol appointment. 22t3
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

CHICAGO, Jan. 2f.-The Illinois
TWf Association voted to incroasn
its capital .toel; from $13,V90,093
t. $l5,oo0e9o 1T n meeting # the
load. of directors here Tht assocja-
tion owns ChmeLhill Downs, La
touia ala Lexington tracks in Ken
tu Ky aad the Lincoln Fields,
W#saia2 Park and TairnouGt
Park tracks in Illinois.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

.OST-2 red horses, about 1900
pounds. One with halter. White
faces, Reward. G. L. Hcffler. r..
0. Box G92, El Ccntro. 22tI
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

EVANSTON, ILL.,. Jan. II
NORTHEASTERN University has mail
cd out 1909 invitations, requesting
hi9l' schools throughout Tie conn
try 10 attend is seventeenth annual
,nttrsehola~tic track, swimming and
Hr sting mclt.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

BILOXI, Miss, jar. -. NHhm
l.. "@cet, Chica,a, brolo his own
driving record ~ % yards to retain
The tltle ia yesterday 5 driving con
test in thu pau-American golf
toHa#woHt here. lie drove three
ia'.a for total Of - yards
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
Here and There
In Sport World
by United Press Leased Wi.c

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-A strain
suffered either during the football
season or in the east-we5t game in
san francisco, has resulted in Wal
ter p. Gelmer captain Of tn 1928
Northwestern football team under
SONG am operation for hernia.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
Lost and Found

FOR BENT-Furnishcd bungalow.
Inquire Ills outh Sixth, after c
?. IN. 21tf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
Help Wanted Female

WANTED-A capable woman for
general houseWork. Phone 2l1.
22t5
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24
FARM Inlnlrr,nnts

FOR SALE-Hcayy field float.
Mcpariels, 1921 W. Main. lift
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

HARTHELL-Ihe Roofer, takes the
guess work out of roofing. Phone
2olN. 14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

>tN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2t.-Tha
anral east west football game for
lha benefit O. crippled chiIdrea he}d
under auspices OF the aAr;nTs Viii
%, pia>e,j Jan. !, 1870, j; was an
uoanetd here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

WILNINGTON, Calf. Jan. 2f.-
5oo Cndola cf Culver city d feat
ed Bobby La Salln in - round
a4.n event here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-24

Los A>GEDES, Jan. 23.- .so,.ow-
ing ARE todav's market cuotatious:
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06
Varying Ideas as to
Better Halves !" Value

Females of the ''flapner" type are
not in favor among the tribesIsen
in some parts Of Africa. The latest
girl Is considered the greatest beau
ty and III order to attain this condl-
tion of pulchritude the girls gorge
themselves with milk and dispense
with all physical exertion Many OF
them undergo this treatment whlle
preparing themselves for matrimony
and the more rolls of fat they can put
on the better they like 1t. In some
other parts of the Dark continent,
there are different ideas prevalent md
the value Of the woman Is gauSed by
the amount Of work she is capaDie
Of doing, and the character Of me
labor she is called upon TO perform
Is not conducive To the fat accumula-
lion. The acquisition of wives by nur-
chase is quite general throughout the
country and the medium Of exchange
is cows, one wife being worth eight
or ten cows, according to her capn-
city for work. As rule the women
do everything except the actual hunt-
ing.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06
STATE HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES NUMBER $500

Setting a new record in number of
graduation, Montana high schools this
year will award diplomas to 1901 stu
dents attending It's accredited high
schools in the state, according to fig
ures given out recently by DIR. H. H.
Swain, executive secretary of the
Greater University of Montana. The
average graduating class numbers 20,
with enrolment ranging from one stu
dent to 200, he reported.
1.-THE number of high school grad
yates in the state has increased rapid
ly in the last 10 years." DR.. Swain
said, although the population has re-
manned about the same. Our motto, a
high school education for every boy
and girl in America appears to be
having it's effect.
In 1916, students graduating from
state high schools totaled 1,136 and
since has shown a steady increase.
A rough estimate shows that ap-
proximately one-half of graduates in
the state continue into college, how
ever, the exact PERCENTAGE cannot be
determined. Freshmen registered in
state educational institutions last year
totaled 1900 while there We're $500
who received high school diplomas. A
number of these freshmen, DR.. Swain
pointed out, came from outside the
state and others had been put Of high
school several years. Many Montana
students, he said, enrolled in institu-
tions outside of the state.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06
Local Briefs

Mrs. Rose Brouillard visited in Bon,
ners Ferry last week.
Bob Farris left Tuesday for Ever
EFT, Wash, where he expects to take
aviation with his brother Bill Farris.
Miss Ruby Stipe visited in Eureka
over the week end, returning to Lib
by Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Oylear have
moved into their new home on Utah
avenue, known as the Clayton Roche
house.
There will be meeting of the
Methodist Ladies Aid at the Qylear
home on Utah avenue next Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Little u and Mrs.
Sperry will be the hostesses.
High score honors were awarded
Mrs. John Gooselaw, of Kalispell, who
is visiting at the home of her sister-in-
law, the consolation was awarded Mrs.
Irene Barrett, and guest prize was
presented Mrs. Nessley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Johnson and
family motored to Kaispell and Som
ers with Hans Westman Saturday af-
ternoon, returning late Sunday eve
ming by way of Happy's Inn.
Paul Church, bookkeeper for the
j. G. Hardware store, went to Spo-
kane Tuesday and drove back car
for the company Wednesday,
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06
Honors Mrs. Bibb at Party

Mrs. E. j. Driar entertained at an
an informal party on Tuesday after
noon in honor of. Mrs. Judson Bib
of Missoula, Thirteen friends of Mrs
Bib were hidden, and spent the after
noon in sewing and visiting. The
Driar home was prettily decorated
with lilacs. Light refreshments were
served late in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bib left Wednesday
morning for Missoula, taking Miss
Lois Driar with them. She will visit
there about two weeks.
Spence Miller NuptiaIs.
Of interest 10 her many Libby
friends is the announcement Of the
marriage of Miss Mary Spence te
Clifford Miller Of Kalispell, which tool
place at the home of Mrs. Carrie
Spence in Helena, Monday morning
Mrs. Miller was formerly a Libby
girl, having graduated from the high
school here in 1921. For several years
she was employed at the county
court house. The bride was also a
student at the State University at
Missoula, and while there was elected
to Tanan and affiliated with Alpha
Phi, national society sorority. For the
past two years she has been teach
ing i'm the Flathead County High
school at Kalispell.
Mr. Miller, who is a brother of Ira
Miller, Lincoln county surveyor, is
employed by the Kalispell Lumber
Co. at Kaispell where the young
couple will make their home.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06

Sheriff Baney and son Force, drove
up to Eureka Wednesday to spend a
few days visiting relatives and friends
and enjoying the fishing.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church will give a lawn social
on the church grounds Friday, June
Ia, beginning at p. m. Ice cream
and cake and other refreshments will
be served and various novel enter
tainment features introduced. The Ep-
worthians are trying to raise suffi-
cient amount to pay the expenses OF
the group that will attend the sum-
mer Institute at Glacier Park. Watch
for details of the lawn social in next
weeks paper.
Friends of the Willard Preston's,
who left Libby the first of the month,
have received word that they are
getting established and settled in
their new home in Missoula, and are
wondering about the beautiful gard
ems of their Libby neighbors. Mrs.
Preston visited month at her home
in Minnesota before going to Mis-
soula. She returned home last week,
and BIZ met her at Whitefish, mo-
toring from there to Missoula. They
are temporarily located at 424 N
Higgins, Missoula, and by the 18th
will be settled in their. new house.