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This Day in History

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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17

fence and into the grandstand to see
Libby win a moral victory although
the score was in favor of Whitefish
The boys were very we'll pleased with
the efforts put forth by Libby's team
The evening found the boys waitine
for private car--they waited all night
When they reached Libby it looked
good to them. They arrived about
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17

fines of the state during the approach
ing open season on big game. Legisla-
tive action taken by the last Montana
assembly authorized the issuance of
separate big game licenses equipped
with deer and elk tags. The tag must
be attached to the animal Immediately
after it is bagged and must remain on
the carcass as proof that the meat was
legally taken. In addition to the two
tags, the license contains a return
postal card addressed to the state fish
and game department at Helena, which
the license holder is required to fill
out and mail on or before January /,
1882.
Spaces are provided on the postal
card for information regarding the
county where the deer or elk was
killed, the date killed, the sex of the
animal, whether killed on a forest re-
serve, the condition of the range and
olliti ddtd. WilcI liltSt CdluS nave
been returned to headquarters at Hell
ena compilation will be started which
will provide interesting information 10
sportsmen and conservationists The
result will show the number of deer
killed in each Montana county, the
number killed on forest reserves, the
total kill of elk and the counties in
which they were killed as we'll as other
information The total figures will elm
mate controversy regarding excessive
kills in one area and a shortage in
others and will enable members of the
state fish and game commission to take
action based on authoritative informa-
ton
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17
YOUNG FOOTBALL
ENTHUSIASTS SEE GAME

Friday evening eight young football
enthusiasts of Libby high made their
way to Whitefish by patronizing Jim
Hill. A portion of the football squad as
we'll as some of their parents, saw them
off
Shouting and singing and with five
cents each they arrived in Whitefish
After getting warm meal inside OF
them they made their way to the pri-
vate rooms reserved for them in the
basement of the city hall
After welcoming the team into White
fish the next day they started to look
the town over. AS they sauntered along
the streets they would ask passersby
where Whitefish was. Some very sur
prising answers were given.
In the afternoon they went over the
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17
GEE CLUB.

This year the High School expects to
be well represented with songs of
cheer. 1t seems that way by the large
number of boys and girls enrolled for
Glee Club for the coming year
One-fourth unit is given for a full
years work.
The Boys Glee Club will meet every
Monday at 1880 The following are the
members enrolled; Joe Hills, Joe Fen
messy, Charles Shanahan, Archie Minde
Lee Hartman, Emery Corbett Bill Dor
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17
State Auditor
Issues Warning to
Montana Citizens
Says to Beware OF Men Posing as
Agents of Automobile Associations
Are Victimizing Public.

That Montana citizens should beware
of strangers appearing in their COM
munity and posing as representatives
of automobile associations, is a warn
ing sent out by George P. Porter, state
auditor and commissioner of insurance.
Such man has been victimizing peo-
pie in this district, says Mr.. Porter.
He writes this newspaper letter and
says in part:
During the last month or two and
probably all summer, there has been
a man operating in the state who goes
by the name Of M Butler and claims
to be representing the American Auto
mobile Association and at times the
international Automobile Association
of Los Angeles 1t would appear that
this man has used several different
names in his operations. The first trace
l had of such man, he was operating
under the name of D. Ruftford and
at that time I notified the county at
torney of each county to be on the
lookout for him but have been unable
to get hold of him. This man has now
taken the same name as man con-
nected with the Montana Automobile
Association whose office is in Helena,
and represents himself as an agent
of that concern or the American Auto
mobile Association and has victimized
people in the small towns and the
country gas stations in your district
and between Libby and Kalispell
IF the citizens of your district are
approached by anyone without proper
credentials in the form of license
from this office have him detained by
the sheriff and notify this office at
my expense.
There are several of these fake au-
tomobile service institutions who slip
men into the state and out again be-
fore can put my hands on them. The
International Automobile Association
OF Los Angeles, and the National Auto
mobile Association Of Denver. Colorado
are few of them.
"A short time ago caught two men
representing the National Automobile
Association Of Denver at Billings and
had them placed in Jail under fine
of $4,000 each or SO days in Jail and
If | am fortunate enough to lay my
hands on a representative of any of
these associations, I will prosecute to
the limit
THE last session of the legislature
passed law placing this class Of as
ISOLATION under my jurisdiction.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17
PEP MEETING is HELD

Pauline Hough was the sponsor OF
the first pep meeting this year Fri
day afternoon all football boys were
asked to stand up and remain in that
position during the cheering. Yells were
led by Anna Stuhlreiter and Martin
Cormier.
Talks that were interesting as well
as humorous were given by Mr.. George
HAYES, La Mar Roland, Dorothy Raci-
cot, Mr.. Norman Paar, MIR. Wood, and
Coach Vogt
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17
GRADE SCHOOL.

Pearl Heath is a new student in the
first grade Roy Gamache entered
school today after two weeks abb
sence. The Gould children withdrew
from school and moved to Butte.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17
LIBBY HOPES FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

With the fotball season coming on
Libby High School has hopes of win
ming the Class B championship. The
teams that Libby will have to COM
pete with in this northwest division
are Charlo. Eureka and Plains. If they
are successful in defeating these three
teams they will then play the winner
of Southwest division If successful in
this game they are district champions
and are qualified to go to the state
tournament.
The award for state champion eleven
is an engraved trophy In addition each
member of the eleven will receive a
gold football watch fob The runner
up will be given silver football watch
fob
The date for the state championship
game is set for Thanksgiving day
Last year Libby won he Northwest
ern division but was unsuccessful in
downing the strong Darby football
team, champions of the Southwestern
division.
Libby plays Kalispell Saturday at lis
at Kalispell while Eureka plays Kalis-
pell's second team the same day.
Kalispell has very strong team
with Pierce ad RoIIan in the back
field, although it is still doubtful
whether RoIlan will play this new posi-
ton With few changes in Libby's
lineup Libby is ready to equal Kali
ispell's strength as was proved in last
weeks game with Whitefish John
Woodwork, Bob McNair, Tom Feenan
ITO lbs. Ed HoefeIdt, Harry Finn re-
ported for football practice again this
week
A meeting of the Kootenai Valley
Teachers Association was held Monday
night New officers were elected. They
are: President George Hayes; vice
president, John Hughes; secretary and
treasurer, Miss Hilda Witt
All members were asked to tell about
THE best teacher I have ever met
The rest of the meeting was taken ,ir
with a general discussion.
The membership in the boys BAND
has somewhat decreased this year. Mr.
Gompf announces that there are al
the present about 40 boys in the band
A new system for practicing will be
installed this year The band will meet
every Monday and Thursday morn
ings at $40, and will be in session a.
minutes. The boys in the band viii
receive one-fourth credit for theil
work.
Mr.. Gonpf also wishes to have an
nounced that the band is very much
in need Of bass horn player. Any
one desiring to fill the vacancy please
get in touch with Mr. Gonpf at once
New students this week who enrolled
are Edward Hoefeldt in the Senior
class and Friend Spencer in the Fresh.
man class.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17

the chorus give two entertainments
while they are here, a matinee in the
afternoon for the school children and
a regular concert in the evening for
adults and high school pupils The
school receives percentage of the pro-
ceeds but in order to offer the pupils
the concert at the regular matinee price
Of ten cents, the school will have to
pay a flat rate for the afternoon en-
tertainment, thus breaking about even
on the two engagements The Royal
Russian Chorus was offered first to
the Women's Club but since there was
no auditorium available it was turned
over to the school with the o. X. OF
the Club.
There has been consistent policy
on the part of the school to restrict
all its entertainments TO those put on
by the pupils themselves believing tina;
other organizations offered a sufficient
number of outside attractions during
the year The exception is made in the
case of the Royal Russian Chorus be-
cause it is an opportunity for the pu-
pills to become acquainted with dis
tinctly high grade. of rnusic.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17
FIREMEN HOLD MEETING.

Last Friday afternoon the Libby High
School Volunteer Firemen had a meet
ing for the purpose of electing a new
chief and eight new members as last
graduation took many of the old mem
bers.
The firemen decided to elect two
new members from each class. John
Ashley and George Schuyler were
chosen from the Senior class; George
Botchek and Clyde Rusher from the
Junior class; Percy Baker and George
Rusher from the Sophomore class; Bill
Darlington and Harry Fem from the
Freshmen; and Martin Cormier elected
chief for the year.
Yesterday if you could have been
walking by the schoolhouse at 3 o'clock
the sound of singing would have
reached your ears. You might have
stopped to listen and heard the new
song being practiced by High and Jun
ior High school.
The song of "On, Oh Libby" is too
common. We will sing our old favorite
''The Purple and White at all pep
meetings from now on.
After the little song fest Miss
Barnes said we would have another
"yelr' contest this year among the
classes and also Jr. High. 1t will be
held next Friday afternoon. Everyone
is invited to come and hear the yelling
and sing the school song.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17
WILL COUNT GAME
KILLED IN STATE
State Fish and Game Commission Will
Gather Valuable Data This Fall.

HELENA, Sept. 14-(SpeciaD For
the first time in the history Of wild
life conservation in Montana, the state
fish and game department is making
plans to prepare count Of all elk and
deer legitimately killed within the con-
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17

HOUSEWIVES Get your Italian
prunes for canning Fresh Picked and
Tree Ripened at 21a to 3 cts. per lb.
F. 0. B. Boomers Ferry. Ida-c A.
Hinkle. 1915,
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17

rington, Delbert Bowen, Litchfield
Darlington, Henry Stolarszyk, La MARI
Roland, Leonard Sleizer, Percy Baker.
Clifford Hayden. Bradley Phillips,
Sterling hampton, Sidney Brown, and
Edward Dutton.
The girls meet on Tuesday at $3.50
The pupils enrolled are: Virginia Will
liams, Esther Johansson, Angela HUGH
ala, Cecilia, Huchala, jeanette Croft
teau, Agnes Lldyikson, Jean Bolyard
Helen Piwa, Gertrude PivaI, Anna
Louise Olson, Rosetta Shea, Catherine
Gratbo, Alice Peterson, Ruth Paine,
Eva Brown, Cora Withee, Ida Minde,
Mary Stuhlreiter, Gunhilda Rolset, Mil
dred Baeth, Margaret Rouse, Ethel
Beasley, Thelma Wilkinson, LuelIa
Fowler, Mildred Lyon, Margaret Fuller,
Jean Switzer, Vestina Manicke, Mary
Downing, Fern Stout, Dorothy Zawad-
Ike, Jean Turner, Anna Stuhlreiter,
Jeanne Barkee, Catherine Orr, and
Amy Riley, Elizabeth Huchala, Betty
Richardson, Alma Stout.
The senior and Freshman picnic last
Wednesday, September 8, was at Libby
Greek instead of McNair's ranch.
Excitement was furnished by tho
Seniors when they challenged the
'Frosh" to game of tug-of-war over
Libby creek. The Seniors won making
it unfortunate for their antagonists.
Races were held between girls over
ITO pounds and under ITO pounds
Helen Orr won first place for the
heavyweights and Gertrude Pival for
the light-weight.-
Following the races Anne Stuhlreiter
gave humorous reading.
The picnic ended with watermelon
fight
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wood, Mr. John
Hughes, Miss Helen Rowe, Mrs George
/ Hayes and daughter Norma Jean were
guests at the Senior Freshmen picnic.
Miss Hilda Witt and Miss Lynn Jack
son were guests at the Junior-Sopho-
more picnic
Hiking was the form Of amusement
! the Junior and SopFpnrures frad at
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17

New pupils enrolled iD~Junior High
this week are Milton McKiddie, Fern
Houck, Lyle Spencer and Florence
Spencer.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17

Pigs for sale.-John Schneider, Lib
by. 1t
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for Stevens; Dutton for Brown; Meas
ure for Peterson; Peterson for Rusher.
Rusher for Measure. Whitefish: Kvanka
for McKeen. Newal for Briton.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17

Chevrolet connecting
rods are matched in
sets of sir to scithin
one-Qnorfer ounce,
and are individually
fitted BY hand 10 tho
cronkshaff. Bearings
are Of Babbft metal
cast into the rods
under heavy air pres
sure and at 900 degrees
Fla hyeaheif.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17
NEW PEPTOMIsTS ELECTED.

Three new Peptomists, Ana Stuhl-
reiter, Gertrude Piva1, and Lois Driear
were elected at meeting Monday at
ternoon held by the old members. 1t
was also decided at the meeting that
a change Of costume would be made.
Election of officers took place: President,
Edna Mae Karnes; secretary and teras-
urer, Laura Riley Nine old members
remain from the last years squad:
Angela Huchala, Viola Bessey, Dorothy
Racicot, Frances Keller, Laura Riley
Edna Mae Harness. Jean Kienitz, Mar
garet Weller, and Jean Switzer.
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CT ASSIFIED
FOR SALE.

For Rent-Three housekeeping rooms
for $40 per month.-Mrs Brouillard
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17

Scratch Pads-l5c lb.--at Western
News office.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17

THE school executives and county
superIntendents of tine three counties
of Lincoln, Flathead and Glacier have
been called together by the High School
Supervisor for conference on the new
high school law. Many features of the
law are rather difficult to interpret
especially the matter of financial rec
ords Superintendent Wood will at
tend the meeting leaving Friday after
noon so as to reach Kalispell for the
evening session.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17

The biology class under Mf George
Hayes are performing some expert
ments viii piece Of liver. The liver
has been exposed to the flies and they
have laid their eggs in it. The eggs
hatched and the class is hand rais-
inc some 400 or 500 maggots.
Under the careful care Of Mr.. Hayes
and his students the maggots will soon
be flies free from "Flit Guns" Soon
these flies will deposit their eggs in
the liver and by this process the class
will be able to study the life cycle of
the fly
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-17

For Sale-PTebred Chester White
weanling pigs, Also fresh milk COWS
Xenme Bernard, Eureka, Mont. 14-15
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First yell contest Of the year will
be held between the Senior and Jun
Tor High The program will consist of
three yells and one song for each of
the classes.