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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-03-20

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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-03-20
His Worthy Precedent

Little Lawrence was untidy Though
his mother made every effort to en-
courage him he seldom folded up his
clothes after he nndressed for bed.
One day his mother came into the
bedrnm. and saw his clothing scat
tered aIl over the floor.
II 'wofaJer who II was that never
folded up his clothes when he went
to bed?"
Little Lawrence pulled his clothes
over his head and answered:
adam u
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-03-20
FOR SALE.

Forty acres on Granite Creek four
miles from city. Team, wagon, harm
ess, pillow, harrow, cultivator and one
mich COW, two yearlings heifers, fifty
white Leghorn hens.-Mahlon Miller,
box 744. 391
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-03-20
CANDIDATES. ANNOUNCEMENTS

wish to announce to the voters of
Libby that / am candidate for the
office Of City Treasurer at the cleo
ton April 7, 1880.
LOUIS G. KI4ENCK.
The Washington times., 1930-01-22
THE YEAR AHEAD

For those whose birthday Is
January ~.
IF today is your birthday you
= should have an active year
ahead. Your health should be
good and your affairs generally
prosperous. It is good year
for settling estates andSis favor
able for inheritanceS. Import
ant dates: Avoid accidents,
quarrels, take no risks from
Feb. $40, April 6-1O. June 2-6,
July 9-12, Oct. 1913. 20-27.
Maintain routine and avoid de-
preston from March 25-27, June
26-2a. July 24-26, Sept. 1880.
Watch ozt for nervous taaNAAA
The Washington times., 1930-01-22
!, YOUR RULING STAR
William ShWader-
BY Seaar
By HERMAN

and make no changes from
March 2T.2a, June % to July /,
Sept. so. to Oct. .. Good for
social, artistic and emotional
matters: from Jan. 25-27, April
81 to May 2, August Gil and
1925, Sept. 20-22, Oct. 8-lO.
Good for general affairs, make
efforts to advance your inter
estS: from Jan. 25-27, May
21-2S, June 2429, July 1919,
Sept. 23 to Oct. /. Contra
dictory dates show opposing In
fluenceS.
A CHILD born today win
have a great love for travel
and will gain through the law.
He viii possess a strong char
acter and can accomplish much
In business.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
\ WORTHY MAN LEAVES
 THE SCINE.

Colonel Isaac M. Ullnan 0. New Haven was chiefly known outside 0! Elm City for his political activities, At the head ol faction in the Re publican party which was opposed to the domination Of J, Henry Eora- back, he made political history. The weakness of his position lay that 1t rarely had all influence beyond New Haven, and at such times when h. contested Rorabackian control Of d state convention he usually found that the country delegates and those from Roraback cities were too numerous to enable him 10 do morv than create rift in the party ma chinery.
 Colonel UIlman vas more than q politician in his native city how ever, having been identified with virtually every movement needing capable leadership there in the last 50 years. Due 10 these efforts he be- came one of the citys best beloved men. one in whom there was uni yersal confidence and esteem. Thou sands Of New Havenites who may have opposed him politically walm- ly praised his civic leadership, his high ideals, his integrity and his personal charm
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
,arncr has the Journalistic fulminations,

In addition, Senator Wagner has a bill in the Senate which would at. tain the same objects as the La Guardia and Dickstein bills in the House.
 There can be little doubt that the public utility corporations are showing a growing desire to lean upon the federal courts when they cannot have their way before state commissions. To hurdle their cases into federal courts directly, however, IS going too far. The inevitable re- suit Of the New York telephone case is a demand for federal rcsu- lation of the telephone industry, which has become large interstata enterprise. This movement has al ready started.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
DRY WORK FOR THE DRYS

There may be a disposition by vets 10 lind fault with the most re- crnt pronouncemcnt Of Attorney General William D. Mitchell that only drys would be employed in the future in attempting to enforce pro- hbitlon. \ spirit of fairness, how cyer impels one to the rea!lzatloh that nothing is more inConGruous than the spectacle Of vets trying to enforce prohibition.
 Nothing. too leads to more !er\id criticism than when vets, after max ing a raid, create public spectacle bv drinking q part Of the liquor.
 The object ot tine Mitchell order. of course. is to solidify the dry en- forcement machinery, perhaps 10 make it more respectable. Incident ally it will have the effect Of pro- yiding such jobs for dry Workcr7 only. Getting the jobs remains part Of politics as we understand it.
 Whether enough efficient drys can be found to man the prohibition en- forccmcnt units is a different ques- ton. It requires moro than zealous- ness in a cause to be proficient in such work, or any other.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
PREMIER DE RNERAS
 RESIGNATION

When a premier resigns in some nations. Or the cabinet resigns, the news receives but q few lines or few inches in this country. But news of the resignation ot Premier De Rivera of Spain is in a different class. DyRivora wa, q dictator. He ruled" with quite an iron fist for siy years. Much significance, there fore. attaches 10 the announcement O. his resignation from the dictator ship Of Spain.
 No effort evidently has been made to hide the reason for the rcGSna- ton. The facts are. be Rivera has been practically driven from tn: dictatorship. IL WAS only recently that cables from Spain related vide spread demands in the Spanlsh press for the termination ot the die tatorship. The roct that these de mands were possible m the press O. nation which only a Jew years ago suffered the iron hccI oi censorship told considerable of 4 story in it. self The incident meant that oppo- si.ion to tho dictator had become 50 pronounced that 1t no longer could bc hold ia check, or that the dicta- tor dared not ilt 4 finger against
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
WORTH LOOKING UP

Thousands of automobile owners possess automobile liability jnsur- ance policies which they have never read. In this city at the present time a lawsuit has originated which IS based in the allegation that the party owning the machine allowed another 10 use fl. following which there was an accident and d court verdict. Some policies specify that only the owner of the car can drive il; others permit others to drive it., sometimes being specific as 10 nama and at other times not.
 Although insuranc" policies notoriously are couchcd in sucr language that scarcely anyone hul lawyer can understand what IS meant. there is at least q Likelihood that the paragraph relating 10 the rlsate oc the owner 10 loan the car 10 others is clear enough. It behoo'ca every automobile owner 10 hno" his ri@h.4.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

decade.
 The country roads have just been opened up so that slCighS can get through. The. drifts of snow are seven feet in man. places. Water in small ponds has Dcen frozen to the bottom.
 X resolution 10 minimize the dangers of the third rail was intro duccd into the house. yesterday. The agitation was started by the com mon council Of this city.
 A delegation Of 195 Eagles from this city attended the installation cN- crciScs of the Mcrden acrie ycster- cay. The mee>ing was the largest ever held by th2 Eagles in this state.
 Co. E and Co. will clash in an indoor baseball game at the state armory this evening.
 The epidemic of ophthalmia re- sembling pink" eye, has claimed man victims in this city. Over 1000 cases have been reported in Hart ford
 W. II. Caldwell made his final iU- spection Of the new building on the town farm yesterday afternoon.
 The police made 6 arrests dur ing the past week, 4 of which were for drunkenness.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Washington, which would like to see Senator Norris defeated in the Re publican primary in Nebraska and thus eliminated from future reckon- ing, is forced to restrain it's zeal by contemplating a possible and prob. able victory for the Democratic nominee for the Senate in Nebraska if Mr. Norris should in fact be eliminated.
 Our grape vine service from Washington whispers that the Re publican general staff will watch it's step regarding opposition to senator Norris, It does not own the Ecpub- lican party in Nebraska; Senator Norris is the controlling stock own CT
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

the journalistic fulminations.
 It was only lately that the dlc- tator became pesslmistic regarding his regime and its results after six years of effort. His pet projects were generally thrown to the discard, The climax came New Years Eve at a historical meeting presided over by King Alphonso, when the prcmiers plan for constitutional changes by decree were nullified by the kings acid reception Of the Dc Rivera plan.
 Spain is likely 10 figure in the headlines in an increasing tempo. The difficulties of government in Spain has not been concentrated in opposition 10 the dictator. but has included opposition 10 monarchy. It is barely possible that the dictator preferred to step down rather than be involved in the coming attempts to rid the nation of it's monarchy. Too many students of Spanish gov ernment agree that | crisis Of the first ord3r is around the corner 10 V arrant optimism that serious dlf- ficulties can be avoided unless the king rccedes from his opposition to liberal revamping Of the nation $ constitution. The dictatorship origin ally had been established because the monarchy had failed. The die tatorship also has failed, and Spain returns to no better a monarchy than it had before. There probably will be enforced improvement, ab- dication of the king, or a violent up- heaval in an effort 10 change the mode Of government.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Observations On He Weather

Washington, Jan. 99.-t'orecast Tor Southern New England Most ly cloudy tonight and Thursday, possibly snow in southeast and south portions: colder tonight: fresh northwest shifting to north or northeast winds, increasing.
 Forecast for Eastern New York: Mostly cloudy tonight and Thurs day; possibly snow on the coast colder tonight; fresh northwest shifting to north or northeast winds.
 Forecast tor New Hale en and vicinity: Fair and slightly colder tonight; Thursday increasing cloudi- ness with slowly rising temperature.
 Conditions: Pressure is low over the Gulf Of St. Lawrence and the Maritime provinces but is rising rapidly in that res on this morning. An area ot nigh pressure covers the central portions Of the country.
 A disturbance Of considerable in
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
JIII.pHD\L T \tltt>
 IN NLN YORK

The cl.plonc controversy in Nc" York IS oi nationwide importance Any telephone company Or other public uulty anywhere gan avoid the jurisdiction O. the state utility comnussous If it adopts the same method as that pursued by the Ne" York Telephone company. That corporation dissatisfied with the rate increases granted by the stat" utility commission, jussled it's caae into federal court without atcmpt- ing 10 exhaust judicial measures in the state courts. The effect finally Vas that the federal court Junction. ed as q rate-ma,sing body, instead CT the public utility commission or a state court
 One therefore cannot help lend. ing d sympathetic ear to Representa- . tive La Guardia and 0 Representa- uEc Dcksteiu. both O. New Yolk. who na,c bills before :he House .rhica would prevent utility corporal tons from ,nt-mns federal courts in r4te-uahlr2 controversies before e,hauA'fos th.n .esaI means in The state court.
 Governor tooac>c cl. alarmed "t lhe cncroacnu'nt Q. tue federal Judiciary in purely state mattora, 1j&cwieo ls planning aggressive ac- lion. urging tAe l.,g,aIeturo, among other thl7s. 10 Iuriuorjaljzo Con src.s against rate decisions by fed 1 rral courts.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
25 Tears Ago Today

The Sovereign Trading co. h;ss declared Il dividend of $G in Io"r- chandisc nron each share Of stock.
 |, II, Oldorshaw and r.. G. Hunt u.@tou will play the finals in tho pool tournament at the New Britain club.
 Principal Marcus White Of tho Normal school addressed the mcet- ing of the public school teachers yesterday aftsrnoon. He said that teaching has not yet developed in.o a science and said that little prog rcss had been made in the past
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

New York, Jan. 21.-Ncw York s fabled Four Hundred has balIooned to Fifteen Thousand Al least that iS the number ol nulH's in the neN Social Ecgistur-rhe official Who's Who" of the sWclls, No one ls ever dropped. Those who seem 10 br have merely not fiiod applications
 Many names in the tome are not actually in society. They are ap- pended as wives or husbands ot t'a favored. Col. Charles I.indbcrgh, who has q habit Of landing n strange places. landed in the I;o7- i>Icr over night He attained, with cut effort. what others Nalnly sought for years.
 The only person ever 10 ask "lth- Grawal was q celebrated do"a@"r ho objected to the advertising rnHIi her appearance in t inspired. An. person with the social urge may make application but having fl av- ccptcd is something cl-o again.
 There is an Advisory Committee which decides upon the fitness of the ambitious. The personnel of this august body is shroudrd in deep mystery, although il Is r,put"d 10 have six members. When they 'urn 6cwn an application, there is no appeal.
 So eager arc some Of u'w rich 70 achiev" the illdstrlOua claasifratlou that one enthusiast is sad 10 have offered S1Oo,0oU to the person who could secure ilim the recognition. The book is sold for $G and anyone may purchase q copy.
 The Social Register grew ont of V hat the mapvc dccad" knew as The List" This was prepared in the beginning by Maurice Y. Min tern from his mothers visiting iist and was circulated privately. There were not then 40O who qualified.
 The biggest sale Of the volume ia rcpulcd among brokerage and financial houses which found It valuable in investment promotions. Eleven cities outside Of New lor): have discontinued SocIal Registers chiefly because of lack Of interest.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

tensity IS central over the Gulf of Mexico It has been attended by heavy rains along the Gulf coast. Temperatures are lower this morn ing in most sections cast of the Mississippi river.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather and continued cold to- night followed by increasing Cloudi- ness with rising temperature.
 rnn nnratN NcSterdaN.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

cd an exit, which is my notion ot r-diplomacy.
 Perfect similc: As homeless as smokc,'
 Regarding your article of last writes l.. r. G., do you know who said: 'L'Etal. c'cst moi'?' Not exactly, but we bet a cookie it was some fool I'renchman.
 Copyright. 1r3U, McNauGht
 Syndicate. mcD
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

But the most conspicuous success of all was that Of Chic Sale, WrI) had never written line for print until he turned out The Specialist" The book has passed the million mark in sales and cnic's last quar- chcck--Was for $2J.poQ.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

In the past two years, 45i ur- knoWns have had first books puD- Eshed, Among authors were three sailors. two marines, a chorus girl q spcakoasy proprietor. the prop,I- ctrcss of q bordclIo. d djshwashor q ctrcss Of a bordello. dishWashcr, q hotel night clerk, eight press agcn :. q valet, q typewriter salesman aud q thcatcr tick Il takcr
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

In old Martins ore night q bcar- tifully GoWncd actress walked up 10 q table anl slapped Il famous architect, who was sitting with his wife. He dropped on his knees arl craVlcd under tables until he rcach-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Menber Of the Associated Pres,

Ihs Associated Press ts exclusively en, titled to tho use for republication Of All news credited to il or not otherwise credited in this paper and also local news published therein.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

One Of the by-productS of M., Sales authorship is q $6.poo il year coupanY manufacturiug-W give you four gucsscS-a certain product,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Three gentlemen have been pup licly slapped py ladies recently be. cause the latter felt they had bo"n scandalized by gossip. Two of the victims took it on the cheek vim bushes and hurried away. but t!o: third saggcd lnto q chair at q near by table and had good cry,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Public cagcncss for the robust output of uutrainod scribblcrs h15 resulted in q moro careful scrutiu" of all manuscripts in magazine Of fees. Tho pencIlod chir@raphic hor- TOTS written on both sides of the pa- per that uscd to be tossed aside with glance arr now receiving sev- eral expert readings.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
By Robert QuiiIen

You see, nation must haN- cruisers as a protection against oth- z" cruisers built as protection against cruisers.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

This year the suckers will lose their money m forty ways. as they normally do and Wall Street won't shed a tear
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

There arc about 46o oil refncrics in the United States. the annual pro- duction of which has q wholesale value of moro than s2.50O, ,O00,000.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
CITY SALARY RAISES ASKED

CITY SALAEN RAISES ASKED
 Hartford, Jan. 29. - lnciuding $55.4O0 for increased service in the police department, additional super numcrary service and augmented al- loNanccS for vacation time and in- crcascs for employees of this depart mcnt, the board of finance is faced with requests for salary increases aGgrcgating more than Sllo,oo0, in the preparation of the municipal budget for 1928.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

It is estimayed that -6,54@,960 adults know how to boss the human race and wonder how to handle the,r own children.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Member Audit Bureau of Circulation

Tho A. E. [. IS national organization which furnishes newspapers and a4FeT- sers with a strictly honest analysis o, circulation. cur circulation statistics ste based upon this audit. This insures pro- tsutlon against fraud in newspaper dis fr!bution figures 10 both national and local advertisers.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

The Herald is sale daily 1n New York at Hotalinc's Newsstand. Times square: Suhultz's Newsstand. Entrance Grand Central 4@ud Street.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Facts and Fancies

Facts andFQncleS
 By Robert Quiiien
 You see, nation must haN- cruisers as a, protection against oth- z" cruisers built as q, protection against cruisers.
 This year the suckers will lose their money rn forty ways. as they normally do and Wall Street won't shed q, tear.
 It is estlmayed that -6,54@,96U adults know how to boss the human race and wonder how to handle then own children.
 The weather bureau is Uorta hile. If only in afrordins the con- &olation that the weather is worse somewhere else
 To think that the only men who know how to solve the Prohibition problem should be doomed to sit and whittle.
 You can tell a social leader i'll a nick town. She crooks her litt., finger while absorbing 8 saucer Of coffee.
 The middle class is the one that isn't high enough to scorn gossip ot low enough to escape it.
 It. won't do to tell Willie, but great explorers out Jn the wild places us,l. ally sleep in their underwear.
 Usually the most scornful critic ot "Nokcls' is one who moved to town and quit vipng his nose on his coat sleeve after he was grown.
 Americanism: Discovering q skunk in the chicken house; passing d resolution denouncing 1t, and then pretending you don't smcll 1t any more
 "A man may be down, but he isn't out" That sounds cheerful but it isn't. You can say that mucr for the jarlitor's fire.
 Al Capone eays his one desire !; to serve the public. It's a commend able ambition, and the jailor should sec that he doesn't run out of rocks
 A month al a winter resort Co,t you no more than it would cost q home if You lived the same way a home.
 The old chap who used q goose quill toothpick is gone, but his clc G%nt progeny survives 10 use pocket. comb at intervals.
 The strange part of it is that Ne VI N IIIti < ] 5Nl 'lt-E1 W tI GU lOlIo U discovcring the possibilities Of thci office.
 A simple d4.I may affect the na ton forever. Think Of the guy vh brought over the first pair of Eng fish spa rroHs,
 May be it would be safe to dccid or d course and then appoint commission 10 find the evidence :; justify it.
 If Senator Borah could choose hi , cnn way 10 nave a good time doubtless he would find skelcto in the closet and rattle it. ! Correct this sentence: The tror i blcs Of this administration sai l the politician. "Cause Mr. Coolid1 great sorrow.
 Copyright, 1880, Publishers
 Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

It won't do to tell Willie. but great explorers out jn the wild places us,l- ally sleep in their underwear.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

The middle class is the one that isn't high enough to scorn gossip Or low enough to escape 1t.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Usually the most scornful critic of ''Nohcls' is one who moved to town and quit Wiping his nose on his coat sleeve after he was grown.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

You can tell social leader ill a nick town. She crooks her litt!> finger while absorbing 9 saucer of coffee.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

The weather bureau is worth ' hile. If only in a1rordins the con- &oation that the weather is worse somewhere else.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Americansnl: Discovering q skunk in the chicken house; passing d resolution denouncing it, and then pretending you don't smcll 1t any more.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

To think that the only men who know how to solve the Prohibition problem should be doomed to sit and whittle
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

"A man may be down, but he isn't out" That sounds cheerful. but it isn't. You can say that mucn for the jailitor's fire.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Al Capole says his one desire IS to serve the public. It's a commend able ambition, and the jailor should sec that he doesn't run out of rocks.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

You can get all answer 70 any question of tact or information by ritIns 10 the Question Editor New Britain Herald. Washington Hucau 1929 New York avenue. Washington. U. C. enclosing two cents III stamps for reply. Medical. leeai and marital wise cannot be given, nor can cx- tended research be undertaken. All other questions will receive per sonai reply. Unsigned requests can- not be answered. Al letters are Editor.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

A month at q winter resort cost j you no more than il would cost al home If You lived the same way it home.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

TELEPHONE CALLS
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Norris gives to the Republican party the leavcn ot righteousness.
 Editor White declared in his most recent declaration on the subject. Without Norris and his kind, the Republican party would soon harden into a mere tool Of HInlitonian plutocracy and be swept out Of eI- lstence. He and his kind in the Sen ate keep the West in line for the Republican party. To defeat Norris thi. year would be blow 10 the party in the West. from which II would not recover in decade
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Entered at the Post OfIice at New Britain
 as Second Glass Mail Matter.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

The old chap who used q goose quill toothpjck is gone, but his clc- G%nt progeny survives 10 use q pocket. comb at intervals.