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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-07-30

Isaiah flashed a brilliant. a gTori-
fed smile at Sabra over his shoulder
and was of, ludicous black Don
Quixote.
All Sabra's pleasnrahle anticipation
In the church meeting had fed. How
could you give gun to child like
that You'll be giving one to Gin,
here, next. Alone In the house, with
I gun"
ut isn't loaded. Come on. honey.
We're late"
For the first time In their married
life she doubted his word absolutely.
He strobe along towards the tent. She
hurried at his side. Gin trotted TO
keep up with her, his hand In hers.
what did you mean when you said
there were people who would set fire
to the house7 never heard OF such
Did you really mean that some
one or WAS 1t an excuse to
send Isaiah back because OF the way
he looked?'
THAT was It"
For the second time she doubted
him. II don't believe yon. There's
something going on-somethIng you
haven't told me. Yancey, tell me-"
IT haven't time now. Don't be fool
ish. I just don't like the complexion
OIL Just thought that maybe this
meeting was the idea Of somebody
who isn't altogether inspired by de-
sire for closer communion with God.
Just occurred to me. don't know
why. Good Joke on me, II It's true"
I'm not going to the meeting. I'm
going back to the house." She was
desperate. Her house was burning
up, Isaiah was being murdered.
you're coming with me-" He rare.
~ used this tone toward her.
s'Yancey! Yancey. I'm afraid to
have you stand up there, before all
those people. I'm afraid. Let's "a
hack. Tell them you're sick. Tell
them
They had reached the tent The
flap was open. A roar Of talk came
to them from within. The entrance
was packed with lean figures smoking
and splitting. HI, Yanceyl How's
the preacher? Where's your Bible
Yancey?'
Fright here, boys" And Yancey
reached into the capacions skirt OF his
Prince Albert to produce In triumph
the Word OF God Come in or stay
out, boys No loafng In the doorway
With Sabra on his arm he marched
through the close-packed tent They've
saved two seats for you and Gin
down front--or should have. Yes
there they are"
Sabra felt faint She had seen ths
foxlike face OF Lon Yountis In thu
doorway. THAT man." she whispered
Ito Yancey. He was there He looked
at yon as you passed by-he looked
at you So
"That's fine, honey. Better than
fhoped for. Nothing like better thar
Ito have members Of my flock rlgh
Innder my eye"
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-07-30

and brilliant smile on his face. He
waited quietly, holding the eyes Of the
throng In that sitting tent. A kind Of
power seemed to flow from him to
them, drawing them, fixing them, en-
thralling them. Yet In his eyes, and
In the great head raised now as It SO
rarely was, there was that which sent
a warning pang OF fear through
Sabra. She, too, felt his magnetic
draw. but mingled with 1t was dread
tul terror--a stab OF premonitIon.
Twice she had seen his eyes look like
that
ITO be continued)
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-07-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Clyde M Eberhart, De-
ceased
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, the administrator Of the
estate Of Clyde NJ Eberhart, deceased
to the creditors of and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months af-
ter the first publication Of this notice
to the said administrator at office 81
M. .. Rowland at Libby, in the County
of Lincoln, State of Montana, the same
being the place for the transaction Of
the business of said estate.
T.. v. EBERHART,
Administrators of the Estate Of sale
Deceased.
Dated at Libby, Montana, this 18th
day OF June, 1881.
M. %. ROWLAND,
Attorney for Petitioner. jl9-3O-4i
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-07-30
Perfection of Realism

The true realism always and every
Is that OF the poets, to find out where
low resides and give 1t voice far be-
yond singing.-Robert Louis Steven
son.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-07-30

CHILDREN hate to take medicine
as rule, but every child loves the
taste Of Castoria. This pure vegetable
preparation is just as good as it tastes:
just as bland and just as harmless as the
recipe reads.
When Baby's cry warns OF collie, a
few drops OF Castoria have him soothcd,
asleep again in a jifry Nothing is more
valuable in diarrhca. When coated
tongue or bad breath tell Of constipation.
invoke its gentle aid to cleanse and
regulate 4 child's bowels. In colds or
chhdrcn's diseases, you should use it
to keep the system from clogging.
Castoria is sold in every drug store;
the genuine always bears Chas. II.
Flctcher's signature
Nogales international., 1931-01-17
Change In Divorce
Law Fauored By
Bar Association

HOLBROOK, Jan. 16-The Ma
vajo County Bar Association went
on record as favoring the enactment
of new divorce law in the state of
Arizona.
Legislation covering legal separa-
tion of man and wife will be intro
duced in the coming session of the
Arizona State legislature by Senator
c. G. Crenshaw of Santa Cruz coun-
ty, and the mere announcement of
the proposed change in the divorce
laws of the state has already
brought fire from ministers of the
gospel in all sections of the state.
Newspapers in Nevada, and other
states which have made possible
the seeking of matrimonial ties
with rapidity characteristic of this
modern age, have displayed keen
interest in the effort now under way
to enact similar legislation in this
state.
Nogales international., 1931-01-17

veo also had been exiled on account
of the Escobar movement. His bro
ther, General Marcelo Caraveo, for
mer governor of Chihuahua, was
Escobar's second in command and
still is in exile at Ell Paso.
The Mexican government showed
unusual generosity in the case of
Gandara. Had the Catholic revolu-
ton of 1926 triumphed, Gandara
Woud have been minister of war in
Nogales international., 1931-01-17
Tire Prices Cut
To Record Lou,

AKRON, O., Jan. 16. CU.PD-Re-
duction in tire prices to the lowest
levels in the history of the indus
try were announced today by lead
ing manufacturers.
The reduction ranged from 6 1-2
to IL per cent on first class tires
and 7 IL to IL per cent on those of
Nogales international., 1931-01-17

the cabinet of President Rene Cap
lStran Cara. The revolution failed,
however, and the United States dis
trict court at Tucson, sentenced
Gandara to two years in the peni-
tentiary at Leavenworth on charges
of Violation of neutrality laws.
Mexican government officials, the
same against whom Gandara plan
ned a revolution, not only granted
Gandara amnesty in their country
Nogales international., 1931-01-17
bar revolutionists in 1929.
Brother In Exile

General Cara earned distinction
as leader of the government troops
sent against the Cristero rebels in
Jalisco in 1927. He cast his lot in
1929, however, with the Escobar in
surgents and was the last rebel
general to flee from Aqua Prieta
to the United States when the
movement collapsed. Samuel Cara
Nogales international., 1931-01-17
Expatricates .-.-.-
lCnntinne,l from Page u

CONTINUED from Page l.
City by way of Nogales and Quad
alajara to be given great recep-
ton by her admirers. F'rancourias
had received permission to return
only a few months before. He had
been prescribed for serving as con-
suIar agent in El Paso for the Esco-
Nogales international., 1931-01-17

second class.
Reduction had been expected since
the recent cuts announced by mail
order companies.
Nogales international., 1931-01-17
CONSTRUCTION OF
TWO NEW HOUSES
TO START TODAY

Under the direction of a con-
struction engineer from the Phoe-
nix headquarters of the Lincoln
Mortgage Company, work is to be
gin today on the new bungalow and
duplex which Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Fields will build near their pre-
sent apartment house, duplex, and
home, on Walnut street.
These two new houses will be the
first to be erected here during the
year 1881 and they mark the actual
entrance of the big Lincoln Mort
gage Company into the Nogales
field.
The bungalow will have four
rooms and bath, and each part of
the duplex will have breakfast
room, kitchen, bedroom, living room
and a large closet adjoining each
living room They will have all the
latest built-in features, tile bath,
and tile drain board in the kitchen.
The Lincoln Mortgage Company
has spent millions of dollars financ-
ing erection of homes and business
blocks in Phoenix and Tucson.
Nogales international., 1931-01-17

but petitioned President Hoover to
pardon Gandara. This was done
and few months ago Gandara re-
turned to his photograph shop in
Ell Paso.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
EGYPTIAN BAIL ACCIDENT

CAIRO. Egypt, May i, (P,-At least 61 persons. including ten children. were killed and 41 oth- CTS injured. yesterday when the Cairo-Aiexandria express train was burned by fire. One foreigner and d French woman were among those dead. Many who were injured are not expected to live. Most of the dead particularly the children. were so badly burned and disfgured as to be unrecognizable.
 The disaster was described as the worst in the history of the Egyp- tian railroad The fire. it has been discoyerd, originated from s hot box and spread to the pasSen- ger coaches.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
DECLINE IN CRIME
WASHINGTON. May

WASHINGTON. May 1. {P- \ decrease in all classes of crime except murder, were recorded the first of April when the Bureau Of Investigation of the Justice De- pertinent turned in it, report They based their report OF returns from more than a thousand cities, con taintug in all, about one-third of the population of the United Stat es. The averaged number of crim- es committed daily was decreased by approximately one hundred and thirteen
 Chicago heads the list with 20 murders and II manslaughter cas- es. and Philadelphia came second with II murders and 30 man slaughter cases The largest num- Der of all classes Of crimes was reported by Los Angeles. recording 26s5 onenses.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
FLIGHT TO BKGIN SOON

SEATTLE, May 1, P,-A few rice cakes, some water, and let ter5 to Hoover wilt be carried by the Japanese aviator Yoshihara. when he hops of from Tokyo Sat ucday. probably. for America. Ret ua Kiyosawa. his advance agent. announced thusiy today, upon his arrival here from Vancouver, B. C. He stated the fier would carry ID radio equipment He further announced that supply ship was somewhere along the A',utian. Is- lands to help him out. He expects to arrive at Vancouver from Jap ar. in 20 days.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
RUSSIA, ARMENIA, SOUTH AMERICA
VISITED BY UNDERSTANDINGS DEAD
Earthquake in Armenia

ERWIN, Armenia, May 1, OE',- Nearly four hundred persons were k.ll"G and more than two thous- and injured in an earthquake in Armenia Monday. Preliminary esti- mates said that property damages would probably reach d million dollars.
 Twenty thousand peasants are homeless in the kGtance district. snd are living in the open Heavy rainfalls are adding to the misery of food scarcity in the several dis tric.S affected. In the Gerusin reg ion nine villages were wiped out.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
Those Dead ut GolOvir

A wire was received recently in Nome giving ap account of the dea aths recently at Goiovin. Follow ing is the wire:
 Golovin. April P, 1881 J. s. Stangroom
 Just as matter of informa- tion; will say that the flu has picked of nearly all the oldest people in the village. OlG man Ptarmigan aged about 90 Old man Tuktuk aged about 30 Old man Jemewuk aged about 70 Lady Seowjohn aged about 70 Joe Harding, aged about 75 years and at White Mountain several of the older men also died. There are several quite low here yet, but it looks as though it were subsiding somewhat"
 (Signed) F.. c. Pfahle.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
EXPLOSION Kflls> MANY

RIO DE JANERIO, May ]. lE'j
 Hair of, the four hundred em- ployees, all naval laborers at Nix ey, near here, We're reported kill- ed and injured, by al explosion which wrecked that place. AS soon as they could get near the place rescuers began moving the mutt lated bodies and carrying out the injured The hospital there was entirely filled and necessited bring ing many of them ON to this place
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
QtAkE}S IN RUSSIA

MOSCOW, Nay : lP) Three hundred aud aiuety-two persons are known to have perished ii quakes ws.ch devastated three dis tries this pas. week. ia t.e S.- ist Republic
 ir the proviays of Nak.chsvan i4 'rans-Caucasia, two hundred were killed and 205 were injured
 h the Sisiara region 192 ar4 known dead and 500 injured
 Eighty percent of the village, in the Zaugezur distric. were des- troyed. The Soviet government has appropriated oyer one miI!irL dol lars for -eief operattJns.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
No. of Deaths in Pas, Month

There were nine deaths of white people, including Joe Harding at Goloyjn. With the cause of death, as iuttueuza in three cases and 3 eases cf contributary influenza. There were nine native deaths in Nome, and among those 3 were attributed to influenza and died of contributary influenza The other native died Of cardiac incompensa- tion.
 Following are the names of those who died in Nome. in the order of their deaths:
 Hugh O'Farrell Jr
 Frank Bruuell
 Leo Wheeler
 Mrs. Jennie Tiffany
 Fred Itigeruk
 Mrs. Mary Uligak
 Mrs. Blackjack
 Ehwood Crooks
 John Obeyer. C"One-arm" John) Gus Neuman
 Alma Triggs
 kamissab
 Pete Nakak
 Frank Neal (burned to death) John Grant
 Joseph Aholatak
 Edna Hebert (baby)
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
Enraged Husband Kills Family

SAN FRANCISCO. May ,. (4,- Mrs. Florence BusuttiI. aged thirty eight and her daughter Agnes, aged nine. were killed by her hus- band Joseph Busuttil. an electri- elan. who confess sed he slew them with anaesthetic. He said he saw his wife with another man last night, and later became infuriated when attempts at reconciliation. failed
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
University President Dead

CHARLOTTESVILLg. Virginia. May 1, (P)--Dr. Edwin R. Alder alan. president of the University of Virginia, died enroute to Ur- bana, Illinois. where he vas to take part in the induction of Dr. Harry Chase. to the presidency of the University of Illinois. He was stricken of apoplexy at Councils vile. Pennsylvania and was immed- lately removed to the hospital where he died shortly afterward. His funeral is to take place today at the the University Cemetery here.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
Announces Be Able Forecast Rain

WASHINGTON May }. tP- An opinion that future weather -prophesys will be able to be fore cast. such as drought and wet spells as much as 25 years in advance. was expressed before the American Geophysical Union. by closer study of sunspots and the output of heat from the sun on the face of the oceans. by A. F. Gortou. of the Scripps Institution of Ocean, ography of California.
 He stated that increases and decreases in regular cycles over certain regions. and of the length of these cycles, has been accurately estimated. and would thereby be of enormous economic value to industry and agriculture
 Rainfall cycles may be related to the changes in the amount of rad iation from the sun. he said. and advanced the theory, that major seasonal weather changes on the continents of the globe could be caused by variations Of the heat given to the surfaces of the oceans.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
ALASKA RADIO SYSTEM
 ON THE BUM

SEATTLE, May 2nd. (P)-The eruption of volcano on the Alas kas Peninsula, north of Chignik. was accompanied by static which almost blanketed radio communi- cation the past two days. It was reported to the Alaska Cable of fee here by the radio operator at Kanakanak. Bristol Bay. who re- caived word from Chignik that a caulf1ower shaped cloud arose from an unnamed volcano yester- day.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
WIFE OF FORMER
 AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND
 MRS. ". REED. DEAD

PARIS, April 90. (P-Mrs. Whitelaw Reid of New York, wid- ow of the former ambassador to England. died at the Cape Ferrat home Of her daughter. Lady Ward. She contractad chill while crossing the Atlantic, ar irving in France last week, where she steadily grew worse
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The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
TO GO ON TRIAL.

AKRON. Ohio. May 1. (P)- Paul krassay, who was indicted because of alleged attempts to damage the navy dirigible Akron" is scheduled to go on trial today.
 He was arrested March 1tth. and charged before the Judge and his trial sgt for the first Of May.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
KRAMER Is DEAD
TACOMA. May ?, lR-Reyerend

TACOMA. May 2, (P-Reverenf J. T. Eshelman, aged seyenty-eight one of the framers of the Washing ton State constitution, and well known minister of this city. and one of the pioneers Of the state, died here today.
 He came to the coast ir 1876 and settled at Yakima year lat CT. He vas q former school teach CT and chief clerk in the United States Land Office. He vas also a member of the second state legis- !ature in 1893.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
TAKES OFF WITH SUPPLIES
 FOR COURTAUI4DT

BERGEN, Norway. May ?. (P- Captain Albin Ahernberg. pilot, hop ltd of this morning il an am- p.ibian plane for Thorshavea. in the Firo Islands. on the first lap of his 1:gft to Greenland to search fer Courtauldt,
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
HAU. HAIL

WINDSOR, May ?, (P)-The King emerged from the castle to- day for the first time since he was taken ill month ago. and took a walk in the grounds with the Queen.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
ORGANIZER AMERICAN
 LEAGUE IS DEAD

YOUMGSTOWN. Ohio. May i, R)+James R. McAleer, aged 60, one of the organizers Of the American League and former own CT of the Boston Red Sox, died after a long illness.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
ESTIMATE INCREASING

MOSCOW, May ?, P)-Contipu- ing earthquakes are believed to have added to the loss of life and property. Estimates now reach five hundred dead and many more io. jured.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
Offers Red Cross Aid

WASHINGTON. May 2. (P- Chairman Payne of the Red Crosa cabled an offer of a.d .c >ne Red Cross of Russia we are deeply distressed here: the Red Cross er. tends sympathy. Can we help"
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
MEMORIAL SERVICES

The Women of Mooseheart Legion will hold Memorial Services at the Moose Hall, Sunday, May Srt, at 5 PM. All Moose and their friends are invited to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
Aviator to Seek Courtauld

MALMO. Sweden. May 1. (F1- Albin Ahrenberg. Swedish ayia- tor, took off at noon On a flight to Greenland to search for Court auld
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
DENTAL NOTICE

The dental offices of Dr. 0. A. Braafiadt, will be open to the pub lie Monday, May 9th, for business. following his return here from an extended business trip around the Peninsula.
 Offices are opposite the M. and M. Bank building.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02

GIVE YOUR FRIENDS A KICK SOURDOCGH STATIONARY
 AT NUGGET OFFTC1
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02

LOST-A white gold, Waltlaam wrist watch, gold figures on face. Return to Nugget office and re- ceiye reward.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02

SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER FRIED CHICKEN
 $ Q Served From to. 7.3O p-m. NORTH POLE BAKERY
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
FOR. SALE

An Electric Sewing Machine. i'm quire at Nugget Office. -.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
FU NERAL NOTICE

The funeral of the late John Grant, will be teld ? p.m. Sunday, tomorrow, May 3, services will oe held at the Federated church,
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02
D o \ RESUMES FLIGHT S. 4.

LAS PAI.MAS. Canary Islands. May 1. (P)-The German flyin g boa the D o X took of from Can do Bay, circled around and head ed iu southerly direction for Rio de Gro, on the west coast Of Africa, resGming her trans Atlantic flight. for South America, interrupted last January. when fire destroyed one of the wings of the craft at lis bon
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02

LAS PALMAS. May ?, (P,-The Dornier airboat landed today at Rio de Gro or the African coast.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-02

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-19

New Milford: Mrs William Park of Hanover and Mrs Otto G. Wied- man of, Hartford.
 The session will be brought to a close this afternoon by luncheon meeting at which two speakers will make addresses. They are: the speaker was William E. Brig ham, chief of the editorial staff of the Boston Transcript speaking on Tissues and Figures of the 1882 Presidential Campaign"
 Well attended round table con- ferences featured the afternoon session yesterday. Professor Rich ard Smith of Yale University talk ing at the round table discussion on costs of living attacked J. Henry Roraback's position in the republi- can party in this state and the Connecticut Light and Power Com pany His control of both these organizations is a intolerance to a non-partisan judiciary committee said the speaker.
 He said that there was no inti- nation of dishonesty in the ar- engagement, but the facts have made an economic problem into a political problem.
 The round table on hygiene con- cluded in decision to bring the matter of birth control and sterili- zation of the unfit before the Thursday morning convention meeting. Mrs Frank P. McEvoy stated that she will be forced to resign from the league if 1t adopts as part of its program the birth control topic for study.
 The powers and uses of the Con necticut courts formed part of the talk given by Richard Phillips,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-19
CHRISTIANITY AND THE RACE QUESTION
Subject of Lecture By Mrs Leila Alexander at the
 Central Y
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

"Christianity and the Race Question" will be the subject of Mrs Leila Alexander's talk at the Sunday afternoon forum at the Central Y on November 22 at 3:30. Mrs Alexander is the director of the Pearl St community house and is outstanding for her work with the young people of that neighbor- hood. On Sunday she will point out the necessity for "real-igion" to pave the way for better under standing and a greater tolerance among races.
 The Royal Chords Quartet" consisting of Wesley Clapp, first tenor, David Fogg, second tenor. George Ward, first bass and Isaac Reed, second gass, will open the meeting with group of negro spirituals and medley numbers. Just before Mrs Alexander's ad- dress the quartet will sing DO You Call That Religion?" This is the first appearance of the quar- tet at the Y. They were originally known as the Dixie Hunfiners"
 Mrs Alexander will be remem- bered at the Y for the presentation of a splendid musicale last May when she brought a group of young people including boys quartet to the Y. lobby. Orchestral num- bers and songs by the quartet were rendered all under the directoin of Mrs Alexander.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-19
BELGIAN POLICE ! DOG MASCOT IS
 LOST IN BOSTON
Officers and Crew of De- stroyer U. s. s. Jacob Jones Are Searching High and Lew

{ Boston, Nov 19-(UP)-7'tKing i, Belgian police dog mascot of the destroyer U. S. S. Jacob Jones, re- mained A. w. o. l.. today. ! Last night most of the 115 men attached to the Jnes joined in a search for King" which extended from Cambridge. where he disap- peared last Friday, to the adjacent Cities of Boston and Somerville.
 No trace of the missing mascot was found, despite the fact the Jones' crew enlisted the aid of two animal rescue societies, three radio stations, and hundreds of children. The hunit was resumed today with police cooperating.
 Lieutenant Leslie w. Creighton took the dog to Cambridge last Friday and locked him in an ap- artment while he went to a show. During the officers absence the landlady came home and inadvert- enly permitted the dog to escape.
 Once before in San Diego, King" disappeared, but returned. So the Jones' crew did not worry until yesterday when they learned their ship soon wiuld leave Boston.
 Especially perturbed over the dogs absence was Commander Robert W. Gray of the Jones, which is tied up at the Boston navy yard. He had made personal pet of King"
 ''To see him aboard the ship you'd think him almost human" the com- mander said. "He has the idea it's his business to run the ship. If goes wrong he'll run about the ship bowling like wild. He'll poke his nose into the officers quarters and look at us as if wait ing for orders"