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New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
.BURR|TTS CLASH
 WITH ROCKVILLE
Local Basketball Team to Meet
 Clerk A, (, in Return Came

The Burritts' winning streak of G gaines will be in danger this evening whom the local basketball team clashes with tn" Clerk A. (. basket ball team in the town hall at Rock vile. The upstate team gave the Burritts q tough battle on the Stall Icy arena floor three weeks ago be fore weakening in tine final minutes of play 10 20 down 10 defeat.
 At the tune the local team took the game lightly and Vas disagree ably surprised when tile Rockville team forced the issue from the opening whistle and swept into the lead. The locals were forced 10 bat He for every point as the Clerks proved to be bail hawks and q strong aggregation on the dcfcnsc.
 The Clerks should prove 10 bc which is very small. shots can be made from any part Of the floor. The Burrnts will have their full lineup ready for action outside Of "tIammy' DarroW who is nursing an injury to his eye. The game promises 10 be full of action throughout and the Clerks feel that they will hc the first team this season 10 defeat the Burrnts.
 The players who will make the trip arc requested 10 meet at the Y. N. (. X. at G:4o o'clock sharp. The trip will h" made by automobiles. The opening whistle is scheduled for $ O'clOrE
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
TO FINANCE LEAGUE
season Books of Tickets sent to Members uf Tabs Tor Basketball Games sunday aftcrnOnn.

X s'op which is believed will hr tho means of making thc '. M T. X. * F. society sunday afternoon brs sh,tbtil league T financial success has been taken. Hooks Of season tickets have been sent 10 m"n'I'15 and ,rc price of each book ls such that il is expected that many who laay not 20 70 the games will buy h" books anyway
 The league has hccn nndcr way about three weeks and great inter. c-t has been shown in the re2ults o' zach game. Two gaines are played every Sunday afternoon between inc four teams which hrlN" been entered. | 'Udcr the administration of Ir"sI- dent S. J. Motto the league has been completely rcor2"Ui.od with T d.ruitc schedule which will moi l." conplrtcd until March 1G.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
N'CARTHY HAPPY
 OVER BIG BREAKS
Manager Of Chicago Cubs Plans
 to Head Team South Soon

Chicago Jan. 50 CUPD--IIappy i'll inc thought that he has gotten tlr3 "brcals" durjH" the winter, Joe MG. tarthy soon "ill head his Chicago Cubs toward Catalina Island nth pyou rosicr prospects than last yc.,r
 When Joe assemblies his men 3at William Wri@iCy's private laud l." III have plrmtE of potential str'u".'i. Good enough 10 win th" 1929 N1- Go"al I.eacne championship. tlI" Cubs, because Of scscral happcum.@ uUrin" tho ofi-Sruson appear 10 Dr a much better tram than last ypdr.
 Chief amou" the "breaEs" whiciI h'tHo como McCarth,'s WaN is ti~ requirement "f Lester Bell fro'I iOs ton. in" prouabic Irturu to tcr.u oi GJhhy IIariuctt'a throwing aru sud Inc removal Of the foot injury vErch bothered Rogers lEorms'.y l@et :raron,
 Trc Cuhe were in med of T tli"l t1.rmau nll last year and 'lcH1rthY r. s.nis,igG tha' EsI will solve th5s problem. Ilartuctt believes he is +2 good as ever. Ec has been working ont in T gymnasium hyrc nearly . q winter and Of late hos been zippi"s the ball about with the speed '" oncc used in knocking third bas"- mon off inc bag. Iiornsby has re covered after an operation Whl :t was necessary 10 remove a piece If surplus bon" in his heel.
 Other than I'artnott and Bell '''2 Cub. regulars probably will be the same as last year.
 Two veterans o, the gam" VII moi be- back. Art %"hf. pitchr'. and Mike ConzIlos. catcher, hay" been released.
 Mccarthy ~iII ra%o @i mon in;o sprin@ training" mclrdm" "l>i" T pitchers. four c;ttrhrr*. min" int1'I" r;.-. and fiy,. Ou1tirldcrs.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30

New York. Jan. 50. tPt--Thc tricky business of juggling second basn. men that has helped convert the once mighty Giants into rath.r docile bail cluo may go by tn, boards this season.
 For the McGrawmcn have 2 young second sachcr ready for duty rho looks like the best keystone prospect since the days of Frank, Frisch.
 His name is Marshall.
 Eddie may not be another Ford ham Frankie but he is a good bet to he more than just an ordinary rookie
 When Eris"h WIS there 10 shine a- second. the NcW Workers v,crG figuring i'm every pcuuanl race anJ Ir four or six years Frank Was stu- uonrd there regularly, won the fl9-.
 After Fri-cl went ,p the Car,..- uals, changes at second base Car.a noqcnNy and in recent scasons 'hn great work of th. other inner Li t' ilS' Dttl il'iil- ii'iN I'.' ll lii''' ouGhly nullificJ ht crrl'Ic play around the midway bag.
 The Giants had q look at Marshal during the 1922 spring training set- sen. He showed considerable cll s then but since both Andy coIu,r and Andy I;"csc appeared 10 h' second haScmcn of bie league cal. Ter, Eddie Was sent to Brjdgcpo T iII the Eastern league.
 Then. during the closing days "' the campaign when the collapse "t the 1;cc=c.C .Concn combination b"' came complete, Marshall was '.'- called He hit .too and ficldrI 
 If Eddie makes good, Reese ".il br retained as pinch hitter and utility mflclder If Lddic fails - well it will be just too bad for L"" tottcrin- N@GraUmcu.
 Marshall is 23 years old. is fife fcot. ten inches tall, weighs ,iJ pounds and bats and throws right handed
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
GOLFERS TEE OFF
Somc 200 Players, Amateur and Professional, Gathered at san Antouio for Tourney.

San AN,Ouio, IcHo Jau % P'-- Some 200 golfcrs. auat"ur aud pro- irssinnat in equal nuHhor. tcrd of at the 1rarkcnridgo park course here today in the annual pro-uura- t'ur 1>-holo event. preliminary 10 the s7.5"o TcAaa open tournament starting tomorrow.
 Cash prizes totalliu- s@g5 Will go 10 the winning professional, in the hr-I ball event. with gold, silver and bronze medals 10 their amateur helpers. First place ia worth S1o0.
 Wild Bill Mchlhoru, winner for the last two years. and Horton Smith ruled taNoritcs in the 72-hole TcNus open, The odds were almost even that one oi the pair would add the st.5oo first prize to his winter earnings.
 Other stars playing iHcludc Hobby Crujckshank, Joe Turucsa, Al fs- ptuo-a. benny Shulc, Johnny Col den and Tony Mmera. New York.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
NEW GOLF CHAIRMAl!
Mrs. \. l.. D. Trabuc of Los Angeles Named to Have Charge of Guam Uiun~hip for 19jo.
p'un~llip for l9j0.

New York. Jan. 3o lPt-Mrs, A.. l.. D. Trabuc oi Los Angeles has been chosen 10 take charge of the pro- gram of the Wonlcn's national golf championship for 1850. Mrs, Tr"buc yesterday was appointed chairman of the Wtmcn'S committee of the | nitcd States Golf association. She will be assisted hy Mrs. Stewart Hanlcy of Drtroil thr 1929 chair nan, vino represents tho Women $ Western Golf association. Repre- Srutujivcs of other district asSocia- tons on the committee are: Massa chusctts Mrs. Edward II. Baker, Jr. Belmont; Philadelphia Florence McN"cly: Eastern. Margaret Curtis. Boston. and Helen Payaon, Portland; Western, Mrs. Paul Walker, Chicago; Southern. Mrs David C. Gaut. Mem phis; Mctropolitan, RoS1lic Knapp, New York. Miss Knapp is the only newcomer 10 the committee except Mrs Trabuc.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
DEFEND TITLE TODAY
C. (. rpll and Ntaulc, Mortimer start second Quest for :;a"quct~ hHInuiuu hin.
( championship.

IHldr.pHm Jrn. %u P C. C. rgu aud .iGmhy Mortimer Of Nrw ' lorh, d .trudinc champions, swing iao action today In thu naiou:u wcIuote doutlrz 'Ouruam,U a1 tuc H,cuut rlUo. Tiny meet r. Niar- ton and C. E Fearing. "d, ol Eos- tun ID thr second round
 Auotuar r.tur, match on 'oday's arI aas Lord AoprIare and Dr. w. II. I."aDMm Eu=Ian1 '- -tJu- Joy w. Pearson. phIa.nlpIla. and A. |. ro~,. Ns, York. T'a. Bait i-a '"m recently Nou ''r. ramaIau uou,oa rrowu
 The other Bn3-h team ro1npot- ,n- H t... toDtnamcul r. M. koup- W,.rh aud Duucan Cambridge ad- ttrr.d to rua -erouI round ytstor- day IH eliminating R. r. Holden and
 ;, N Unrct rmladalpha. k'mp- WcDc0 and CamDrlds" I0o"t Hewitt Morgan aud C. J. coul'cr, \r" York. today
 w. Pal0er ttaou and II. Sh.lIon. >rw York t'- other suryi>ors Of lh. nrat rounJ. m~t r.. M, Ed- ward and j, l., Rowland, rh!ju- telpuu
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
Four Pitchers Signed
 To Brooklyn Contracts

NrW NorE l1H. 30 N'l = Iho Brooklyn l;oi'us are snrc 10 have a pitching aJ"U of sorts for in" l9@n season if notiin. else. Four hurIcrs were reported by the Robin management today 10 iul" signed their contracts, Kent Greenfield. who was purchased from Boston in the middle ot last scason but who saw little service, is the only vet crau. The others are Clarence ltlethou. who WAS brought up from Atlanta near tho end of the 1929 campaign, John Kridor from Macon and Ray Phelps from Jacksonville.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
SENECA INDIANS TO MEET
 LOCALS SATURDAY NIGHT
Novel Basketball Quintet to Play New Britain Team at Stanley Arena-Visting Combination Considered One of the Best in the Eastern Section of the Coun try - Cleveland Players Give Redskins High mendation-Pretty Battle Anticipated.

A quintet of Indians from t6n Tuscarora and Irving reservations in New York state, considered in bas- kctball circles as one Of the best teams in the eastern section Of the country, will appear in this city against New Britain at the Stanley Arena Saturday night. The tcxnl fclms one Of the greatest novelties in the game put it is also one that any team in he country will find hard to beat.
 Barry, forward on the Cleveland Eoscnblums and former member of the Original CclticS in New Yorrl city. both teams worlds champions in past seasons. gave the Seneca ln- dians a strong recommendation when he was here last Saturday night. He prevailed upon Manager Clarence LanpIcr to bring the quin- let 10 this city and he stated that inc rcd skins would prove to be as great an attraction as the Cleveland team Wa..
 Other members Of the champion ship quintet also lent their opinions or the quintet and all were unanl- mous in stating that the 1ndias
 have q strong combination that will Slve New Britain I hard tussle. The team has q squad Of seven
 Indians, all full-hloodcd members Of
 tribes whose homes used 10 be the fee soil of New York. They are descendants Of warriors Whoee names have been etched in the eeI- ly history of +hc country. The three forwards with the quintet are Jam crson. Schlindar and Patterson. Kcu- nCdy, regarded as one of the bet p.yot mon in the business, plaNs center Pierce, Bennett and Ken
 jcckety are the guards, Kenjocke y is q full-flcdged tribal chief.
 The players arc all experts in thar positions, crack shots, fast floor workers with plenty of rnduranc' ' This will be the first time ;hat the team has made an appearance in this section and the novelty of %er- ing a basketball team Of Indians should prove in itself 10 be q rcl attraction.
 Manager Clarence Lanphcr will probably dcpcld on the lineup thrt gave Cleveland such q close batt,". He will send m SIouan and Collins at the forwards while Jerry Con way Will b. at center E'chtmY r and I.carN will play the guards, The game Nill be started al ?
 o'clock follow ing q preliminary m which the Hurritts will act the man
 roles. Dancing will follow.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
LOCAL TRADERS
 DEFEAT MER|DEN
"LeIty' Cohen Badly Injured as
 l,cW Britain Wins Game

In same that was featured Nilh crashca. crack and time out for rcpairs. the New Britain State Trad" school basketball team defeated on" of ills oldest rivals the NcrlIch State Trade school, by the score ot 37.... a Mcridcn Wednesday.
 Ncridcn got away to l flying stali end ran up cJ=ht points before th" New Britain mjutct found the onb- Lcl Then Truman and przyb}az %o' under WAY @nd wiped out McrIden's lead. At about this time Cohen crashed into the chairs at the end Of the floor nr#r the bas",t. His knee WAS badly wreuched and h@ had 10 he helped from the floor. I;,tauo vent in for Cohen. and tn" New Britain outfit continued 10 run up rhe score 10 what looked like promising lead.
 Eut again the tide of batt" changed Under the leadership ol Salvatore and Zajac the Silver smiths came mp from beneath to tI" the acorc once more. IaJac ana Truman came together in head on collision Truhan's knee was vrcnchcd and both ~crc .dlN shah cu up but neither left the game at this tune rrzy bysH crashed into salvatore and got Il bad cut over OH, ryp. but he stayed in. By ials trno New Britain had found rI" la.Lct a~ain and at half tim" tH" secrc s,ood 2l-I5 for lho invaders
 The ar"oud half started oul iasl uub Nerid,n u@"u goju@ in high, Th,u the score started to zj%hH" anH rh. third quarter ended ',iih N'" Britain tn { points ahead.
 At the start Of the fourth quarter Cohen returned 10 the @am"- After playing barely # minute lus hu'' huc!.lcd under hm and he w.C= on, for good NcyeroUshas went i'll for Cohen and played we'll on the dcteu. 3vr end.
 once more tu~ game became tOo fa.t for tlr condition ol the floor. <, iar crash.d Iutn N,ycroushae, "I- cochr,,I out or bouuIa aud pIoWcd through tnr,c row Of chairs urfor" ur roulI .top. H.. .ta}cd in. but he slowed Ep. Carlson ~rnt out on p,rHou:la and %cw Britain vaa for@- eI to rr1rrau.c its lmoup putting Nr,rroush#s ai center wltI I;ct;mU and HarluScNicz Tor guards. NcN Brltatn, with it's reversed lueup. "Is -otug strong #t th" clos" and had IraHu away 10 Il 2 point lead.
 .l,r0d'n played hard. and if out played. never "ould admit il. The
 coriu@ power ot "Lrtty' Truhau auo alone r1n f9 points Was InOrc than the Silver City ljnrup coulJ overcome. The summary;
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
ENSk.,rH.tLI CHALLI\tI

The ErI>iG"r" Independents, "In- ipr:s Of few court clashes. wish r." challenge th" BcI,idorc Zines to q basketball game for the chaHplon- ship oC N'lyiIrro. The Independent team is composed of players between 15 and IS years of age. They wish gamcs with other teams ot the sam" a-r average. Call 30l&-J between 6 and D. III. The tcnn lines up as fol. lows; U'Dcll and Peterson, forwards; Mautncr. c.r'C"; Potts and Erll guards and Little and Richter. sub afilulrg.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
SWIMMING TEAMS
 CLASH SATURDAY
New Britain Y NatatOrS to Battle
 KenSin6ton County Crew

l NJ. C. A. Junior and Intcrmodi- ate teams meet the Kcnslngton County " team in the local pool Saturday afternoon at p. III. in a dual meet.
 Two yeas go the Kensington County " team captured the stdie County " championship in swin- ming and the local " team will nave 10 be at its best in order 70 give the visitors any kind of con- petition
 Rev. Y. Phillips of KenSineton IS in charge of tn" KcnSington County " swimmers who have been prac- ticing under his supervision in the Iocal pool for the past two weeks. Frederick I'eldmann local American Rcd Cross examiner and coach { the local " senior swimming lcarl will conduct the meet
 The following members Of th4 local " team will participate in th~ following classes: % pounds aud under class, 20 yard breast stroke. 1 ranks; 20 yard free style, Franks. Helms, Davis; 20 ward back, Holmes. Diving, Franks, Holmes. 1I0 pounds and under class, 4o N&rd free style. J Miller. Maquie4 and Bycrs A. yard breast stroke. J. Miller; 4o yard back stroke, J. Mill CT; diving, J. Miller and Maquirc.
 i25 pounds and under, 4o yard | I,. .,,.l. n stroke, F. Miller diving, r. Nillc".
 Intermediates unlimited class. 40 ymd free StN@, Fowler. Ecmillttt. llickcnson and Cro"l,N: 4p yard bacl; stroke, Fowler and Crowley; 4o yard breast stroke, DickenSon; loo yard free, DiCkcnson. Crowley; div mg, DicEcnson. Crowley; medley re- lay. FoWlcr Eckcn3Cn, Ecmillot. end Crowley
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
FIRST EASTERN APPEARANCE,

NOW 00rN, JaN. 30 tIP)- BOD King. former Stanford university star and Olympic nigh jumping champion, will mako his first eastern appearance of the season at the Millrose A. X. games, Feb. X, He will be opposed by q selected field Of seven other stars, including Will liam Pump Of Colgate. Leo Sexton Of Georgetown and Bert Nelson of But ter.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
HOPE TO STAGE BOUT
Mahi on >puar" Garden Officials to tsl, New York Commission To J;c- consider Dcci ion.

New York Jan. %o N]-Nadiaou square Garden onicaIs still are hoprrul of ata"u" 3 battle between Johnny Iisho and Nittorio Campolo February despite the decision Of rhc Now York state athletic com mission Ih1t I;i%ho is loo small to meet the giant Ar-"uliuc- Trey will @:k the commission to reconsider tho decision nt its next meeting Fri 'ia>
 Meanwhile they are going ahead with the rcst of tho carI for that date. Charley Eclau"cr. Canadian G@ht h,ar,Nej"ht, was matched with Joe %ckyra Of Dayton yratcr- Guy for tl" ln-round scmi-linaI bout Io" E1nolic. Eiu@hamton. x Y. and Henry Lamar Washington wore brought together for anolhc1 'n rounHrr.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
south Chulnh mtcruhrtiiatc,
W NhiDpcte Defeat N,mebury

The WhippcLs maintained their winning streak last night. going 10 SimsDury and coming home with 8 2lsJ conquest over the newly en- tered team from that town. The locals were never in danger leading at the halt by 9-I and held the home tean to q single basket, scored by r. Gerry. I guard. raluch Wolack and karosis featured. The summary.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
olDI;L- 1 10 q \llINEN-

Ipfeu. JaH- SO q tr Captain h,nu- .pal at thr n.-mu0- of tu. Hual period gave \ombrat,w umi +.uI'} 1 iD o oju OCT Nr.. '".I'e !" a h""',. gam, Hrr lrH "..H. !" au"A.r .aa.,. ';" jo' I'o"'. 'ub asra.I Dr. Lincoln 'f Norr,N.r, b 10 $.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
tOIII.t,I. BtNhITEtIl.

>e>H l.; Western Maryland 23. We-, Nlrelue. a'; Salem @t. Army f, Mn@arlus.l's A@.ica %'. J"'as @.. 'rr."rnt A r.. 22. #..'mn.',r -n; ram a,r Tech v. 'I L "': Virginia 2G.
 uto |. ,r. Demsnu a7
 i'a."3.oH "a: Narfs sui. 'n.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30

North Carolina tGark and field athletes will spend q week Of spring training at inc University of Flori- Ga. Gaiu"spillo. \ dual meet vii! end the training period March 3a.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30

Several Of the big lca2E" clubs arc reducing inc number of spring rX- gHnc&-to save their SIufi for the regular season.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30

TED VESSELS WINS GAME,
 IN FINAL FIVE SECONDS

Dribbes Through Southingon "I" for Deciding Points as Climax to Hair-Rasing County T. M, C. A.. Game-South Church Oycrcomcs 1l-Pont Lead in Last Three Minutes-Bowcrs Misses Chance to Tie Score as Game Ends.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30

1;ru"r Caldrrl "tt< "untii'' r1- neg to make thc rHrland team 1irs season.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30

Tho Intermediate ";Iur 'rgt'rI a.. preliminary ~orErd "uH I...I., English, for Southln2Jou "m 'rom bclind in the final period auI 'po. 7 @1-f8 decision from 'he -"Glu Church Intermediates SoWim='wr took q 3-1 i"aI m inc first 4Hac's but Nv Eriutu went out lo , ht talr-tirtc and slIi jul nh.u 'u. nnM grg.u mtnur,. hc"au. Thou ih Marco and Gjuuunltr ryrr tlHr".1 "nh tho ha.tro rhat rurnrd 'r tlGo.
 GIanmuI and NItro ""r' i're' for southinsion. ville lIat'Iugs and
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
>iilI~b bury

Referee, Grlauell; timer, karo-is.; scorer, II. Iboehncrt.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
soutl.ingtou ">" Intermediates

Merza Icd he locals attack, The
New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
New Britain Nouth Churcl,
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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-06

from the waters of life's changing
sea.
He who thinks he understands the
character and emotions Of women de.
ceives himself.
Mrs. Della ("Dot'') Lee. manicure
lady who lived here, sent $50 to her
sister, writing: Il think something Is
going to happen. If 1t does and How
ard gets me. bury me In white with
yellow roses in my hand This money
will pay for the dress"
Her womanly intuition did not de
ceive her. Something did happen
Howard, twenty elght-year-old mechan
ical engineer. called She shot him
dead as he slept, killed herself and Is
presumably wearing the white dress,
holding the yellow roses.
A lady killing a gentleman. or vice
versa. is part Of civilizations routine
But why did the lady specify white
dress and yellow roses? No man plan
ming suicide would demand blue serge
and purple orchids.
There Is something In woman's char
acter more puzzling than a dozen Elm
stein theories.
Investigators in Californla's San
Quentin prison find that ideness is
the curse of prison life. leading to re-
beiiun, brOodng and vice. lnyesti-
gators might make the same report,
far from San Quentin, at Palm Beach,
Aqua CaIiente. Newport and other
we'll known resorts.
Phoenix, AriZ., not far from here,
as western distance Is reckoned, re
ports the greatest mining year that
Arizona has known. In copper alone
the state produced more than S33.OO0,-
coo pounds. lOO,OooW0 pounds more
than last year. value Sl49.aOO .NW.
Ia 1890 nv King Features Syndicate Inc.)
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-06
THE REAL SCOTTY PLANS
GAY TINE IN DISTANT PARIS

Some unknown reader of the West
ern News at Long Beach, Calf, sends
the following clipping from the Los
Angeles Examiner telling of the con-
templated visit of the real" Death
Valley Scotty to Paris, which clipping
further substantiates the belief that
"our" Seotty of recent memory was
fake. The clipping reads:
Death Valley Scotty has grown a
wee bit weary of the coyotes of the
dried up sea hollow.
Flashing a sparkling crimson tie
and his regular ten-gallon hat he
has been in the habit of wearing the
last fifty years, he entered the Ross
lyn Hotel yesterday and announced
he was on the road to Paris.
Yes stree, Gay Paree for me-" he
stated. Going there to look the place
over"
Scotty will leave tomorrow for Chi
cago. Then he will journey to New
York and pick up boat there for
Paris, he said.
The castle in Death Valley is ma
terializing slowly. He has spent ap-
proximately $2,000,000 on it and that
much more will be put into it before
the curtains go up. Just now they are
installing sofas at $4,000 each.
1T will be some castle when it is
completed" .Scotty averred.
DooL tho Nouc ov.ty
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-06
DEMOCRACY FACING CRISIS
by REV CLYDE H. LININcER. indianapolis (Mcthodist,.

Loss of ideaisc the weaknesses Of our
government America the largest country try the democratic
form government but have lost deaism
find the high ideals that formerly characterized life
the dangers facing is that Of allowing mnoes
civic righteousness Our oeathers fought might have
country and yet large number the right orefaters
fought forhe right rule ourseveand thus the
in power.
People place the burden the ninoties and thus fail
assume the responsibility Of soudering their of the load Too
people believe good should keep politics. when in fact
good men should get into politics
Americans need faith and leadership and the ideasm
stand back Of the leaders that put into Office with
the individual and the character O the citizens
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-06
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One glass of water is not enough
take glasses a half hour before
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ter results by adding little simple
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lerika) to one glass.
Unlike other remedies, Aderika
acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel
and removes old poisons YOU never
thought were in your system. Adlerika
stops GAS and sour stomach in 10
minutesl Relieves constipation in 2
hours. Welch's Drug Store.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-06

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$500 a year.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-06

Mr. MIR b. G. Forbes, asking himself
"What Is this all about, this terrific
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-06
The Forum

This is department for the dis
cussion of pertinent topics by any
one who so desires. 1t is open to
everyone and any suitable subject
may be considered. However, what
appears in this department does not
necessarily reflect the views of this
paper.-1he Editor.