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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-18
SIG Apply to Join
1.-TWO. in II DAYS

A total of SIG applications for
membership in the International
Workers Order was received in the
last IL days of December as result
OF the Two. membership campaign.
Reports from most of the cities show
this encouraging result will be bet
tered as the campaign continues. The
campaign will run until May Is.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-18

list" from which regular teachers are
chosen, Nor does he mention that his
share-a-i job idea will keep thousands
of substitutes from being needed as
regulars at regular salaries. Nor does
he mention the devastating effect on
the nerves of the children through
rotation of teachers.
The organized teachers and
parents could rub these little quirks
of share a job" under Mr.. O'Sheas
nose and put stop to them.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-18
SPEED WAR PREPARATIONS

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 17.--Intensified
war preparations have led to new
experiment by the army air-squad-
ron stationed at Mitchell Field, N. Y.
and which, it is expected will be fol-
lowed by other northern fields. Fifty
of the Mitchell Field men will go to
the Wartime Chapman Field just
re-opened in Florida, and for full
month, while the unemployed starve
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-18
Protest HarlemHOsp.
Butchery of Workers,
Meeting January 26

NEW YORK.-The League of
Struggle for Negro Rights and the
International Labor Defense call
upon all workers, Negro and white,
to protest against the butchering
of Negro workers in Harlem Hos
pital by Tammany political ap-
pOintees and to protest against the
vicious discrimination against Ne
gro doctors and nurses in all city
hospitals, on Thursday, Jan. rs,
in enc of the large halls of Harlem
to be announced in a few days.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-18
NEEDLE WORKERS INDUSTRIAL UNION
OPENS NEGOTIATIONS FOR CHANGE IN
CONTRACT WITH BOSSES ASSOCIATION
For End of Contracting; No Discrimination
Against Negroes; Limit On Overtime;
No Impartial Chairman

letter signed by Ben Gold general secretary H. Schdng,
president the Associated Trimming Manufacturers
NJ he letter
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-18
RALLY AT 3 UNEMPLOYED COUNCIL
HEADQUARTERS AND MARCH TO MASS
MEETING 10 PLACE THE DEMANDS
Picketing Aftervgard at 226 Barrett ST. in Rent
Strike Where Chairman Was Evicted

NEW YORKBrownsve
lief
Mobilization at three
Evening star., 1933-05-13

HOME BUYERS BARGAIN.
Inspection will convince you that this
asked. II you like a beautiful finished sec
ton. q home with all large rooms, big yard,
inspect Sunday from l to 6 pm.
SIS NICHOLSON ST. NV.
The price is less than you could imagine.
Come out and see.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1925 14th St. NV. District 3347.
Evening star., 1933-05-13

244 Sth st. se.-An outstanding value in
an Exceptionally well constructed brick
the Best possible condition: contains seven
large rooms and tile bath: hot-water heat;
large, two-story brick garage: sttractively
Open Sunday for Inspection.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Penna Ave Sc
Evening star., 1933-05-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

800 K 6T. 6E.
4 rooms and bath, stove heat, gas. .. SeB.60
. 1927 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV.
9 Z. and b., h.-w.h., else. iights: heat
' 2s6 10Th 81. s.E.
2 rooms, gas, water In kitchen. .S24.00
622 3H ST. MI.
m Ills SouiTH ;cAholiNi AVE. s.k k.0'oO
rooms JOS. So A. .shi .HshEiRnERT d SONS. s'o'0o
61B East Capitol 0t. Lincoln 0129.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

BEAUTIFUL sIx-RooM HOME, LOCATED
in exclusive residential section with street
frontage in excess Of 110 feet. Lasting. txpe
OF architecture and large lot. well developed
with attractive paintings; house fuliy moa.'
ern, with two-car detached garage; S9,e6e,
on terms: rent, S75. -
B. NJ. SMITH. Clarendon 2uSS.l
443 Columbia Pike Arlington, Virstuta-
Evening star., 1933-05-13

OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Near Lee Heights value plus, lovely all
modern home. on u -acre lot. handicapped.
5 spacious rooms, z porches, built-in garage
Bridge. out Lee Highway two miles TO Mill
tary I'd, then turn right one block to house.
w. s. HOGE, JR..
1927 K St NV. DI 6563.
Evenings and Sundays. Clarendon 1872.
Evening star., 1933-05-13


IN PETWORTH-$65.OO.
431 DECATUR ST. NV.
lines and stores which consists OF large.
bright living room. dining room bright
bed rooms, lovely kitchen, tiled bath with
built-in tub and shower; 2 screened porcnes'
extra lavatory in basement, laundry TUBS,
large rear yard. hot-water heat eiectric'y
and garage.
ROOMING HOUSE-$75.O.
1445 CLIFTON ST. NV.
House consisting Of living room: dining
room, bed rooms. kitchen and bath; near
Central High School.
lust LIKE NEW-S7OOO.
1900 4th ST. NV.
Beautiful home in new community. con-
sistine Of reception hall. large. bright Living
bath. 2 screened porches. large front porch
in cabinets. and Frigidaire: built-in garage,
extra lavatory in basement, laundry TUBS.
18th & K. CAFRITZ. DI. 9080.
stevens. =. semi-detached brick, 8 rooms;
atmosphere. % cool and Comfortable. Near
schools and markets. Reduced May l.
$3.50 ss7.5S: ssh g. NV
72O Roxboro Pl. NV.
HENRY ]. ROBB, INC,
1924 Vermont Avenue. District 8141.
XITIJJTE uOTICEC
Evening star., 1933-05-13
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

IA ACRES WITH 7-RooM HOUSE. HEAT
ing plant, electric lights garden; located,
NO. 2060-J.
CHEVY CHASE D. C., 1851 29th SIDE
tached. large S-room house. ami, double
garage; beautiful surroundings oil burner.
EN-. 20S5.
Evening star., 1933-05-13

LOUDOUN CO., VA, HOME.
7-room residence in 3-acre oak grove.
h. W. e.; 7-acre orchard hard road, hour
TO Washington; S6,1OO; terms: FLEET H
JAMES Purcellville Va. Tel. 5272. IA
Evening star., 1933-05-13

122 F ST. NV.
Six large rooms and bath; newly papered
THE MUNsEY TRUST COMPANY.
Real Estate Department,
National $3.50.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
SALE-HOUSES.
500 CASH.

S6,450-NEAR r. I. AVE. NE
Comfortable brick home of rooms, excel
lent condition; restricted section convenient
to city. Owner will sacrifice on reasonable
monthly payments. Address BOX 5S-K, Star
Evening star., 1933-05-13

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
ANYONE HAVING HOUSE TO RENT FOR
little more than taxes. address Box 1O6-k'
Star ONCE Il.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE (SINOLE OR DOU-
ble) of 10 or Is rooms; rent must be
reasonable. What have you? Address BOX
32-K. Star once. "a.
TAKOMA PARK OR NW.-UNFUR.. DE-
tached. four bed rooms. bath: state location
rent. Address Box 1O4-K. Star once. l6e
WITH BED RMS. Q B.. UNFURN.. MOD
ern; preferred in sections near Wis. ave.
Address Box Box. Star once.
LET US HANDLE
YOUR RENTAL PROPERTIES.
40 years experience; prompt remittances
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, INC.
1014 Vermont Ave. D1. 6210.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY

sALE-TO DIVIDE ESTATE; 2911-29l3
vacant lot adjoining; 1929 Brentwood I'd!
lots IA. Is. II and 10. square 4O1S: all mn
encumbered. GEO. H. CALVERT, JR., 462
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DOWNS
town business site. running from one street
to next, suitable for two stores or one with
entrance on 2 busy streets; all Zoned com
mercial; price $1,000. Address Box 19S-Ks
Star ONCE. .
Evening star., 1933-05-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SELECTED HOMES.

SELECTED HOMES.
eso4 oAKRDoE AVE; -
brick; rooms. Q baths. dining
aicove. hot.Water heat, electric
~ ,,,g gsfrigsration' Lear ssrass; 500.
IN SuEs11H9 s.x.l:9 =, .,... .t.r.ct,v. uod.,n
homes; rooms and bath. and
rooms and baths; some with
garage; electric rsfrigeration and
porches; S62 so to 500. See Mrs.
Cole; 1913 st. Cleveland 1918.
sssss S:sh sriss ss..ss.! :ss 'gsss S:s
s.os caSxS s!sssS|s|;f: u: '7s:s0:
Sricf; rooms and and bath. hot
,,x wsteT heat. electricity; $40.
" " Six six-room and bath brick; hot
ss$d;s;ss;s Ssss. ss;s ss. s:lss :ssas :ss4ss sas
500 CARROLL AVE-: as' gov
frame; 9. rooms and bath; en-
AL MtNoK TelK HodffI; Pf, NV sarase' sou
ity. hot-air heat: s47.6O.
SHANNON & .LUCHS CO.,
1905 st. NV. National 234b.
3 SOUTHEAST HOMES.
1903. 1882. 1884 Ridge pl.xReconditioned
like new. 3 and 6 rms. built-in garage. 3
pcrches; ho.sS,ter sss heat; immediate posses
2le K ST N.E.-8 R., B.. AMI. -. .S37. so
1891 st. n.w.- r.. ami. :..... 42.S0
1905 wis: ave. n.w.-6 r.. ami. gar. 5000
lila N. Cap. st.--0 r.. ami, 2 gar. $500
1129 Euclid n.w-9 r., ami, 2 gar. $3.50
3717 Jentfer nw.-1O r. ami. 80. 5000
1O11 3rd st. n.e.-6 r. gas. b. ...... $3.50
1885 st: s.e-6 r. elec.. lat. 80. S7.6699
s03 3rd st. ne. No. "a r, ami. 1000
1888 18TH n.w-8. r., elec;, gas, Lat. 90. .ab
80 N. Y. ave. n.e.--6 r.. b.. h.-a.h.. el. 1000
446 K n.w.-5 r.. h.-w.h., el. l....... 1000
1854 Rosedale NE r.. b.. sss..... 5000
404I2 18th SEE r.. elec, h.-w.h... 1880
Bill M n.w.-6 r.. AMI, End 49,. 100
Bill M n.w.-6 r, Anil. 3rd d: 1000
1911 Madison nW-9 r., AMI, gar. 100. 90
9Th n.e.-10 r.. ami. ........... 45.OO
ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS,
s0s N. Cap. st. MA. e733.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

HOUSES-UNFUHNlS
(Continued.)
DETACHED HOME[1342 0ALLATIN 81.
NV. End house from l4th Sc; large hy::
bed rooms. 2 baths. maids room. storage
:;; ;:s1Is: Do4ss Ss;!;: ssss srs:s isis:
6240 9th ST. INV.
sHR: s.% tei dEorsia S74s. SA.ooN' --- ~
1887 sSsh ''.-S sSSi S%s b. ''.' '''s.' INV. ht
' 6HAhHIS sis5 81 I: ASs: SofEIs: S'W! Is:
420s CHEsAPEAKE ST. N:W.-6
2949 Tilden st. n.w.-9 r. b., h.-w.h, .. .o
e1S ssrd st. NV r. b. elee:::::: $s.sS
S5a JAMES aGsS MoRRs Woop&SRp S REAiToR
723 Goth st. NV.
792 INGRAHAM N.W.-6 R., 2; GAR $s0. $0 90 90
4sI1 s M: ave. nw.a6 r. b., shower. 5000
s47 hamilton h tSN n.wE5 r snS ana 5. s. @ 5000
t919 t919 Sth Sth nws B. s. 1888 1888
s11 Farragut n.w.-6 r.. b.. glassed ., ~
D0f'n' gar GEORGIA odi77aa:. 0O.OO
FoxALL,-ADJo1N1Ne AND OVERLOOK.
saass e & s4io
vIls 81 81 tfz fxYf6R + sc c1zy 1915
sS7 sS K M.s. ST .ys Nwv5 Rooms; Don sa7So
hst-ss AVE. nsss go si'',: $ss
1921 ~ 7ts 4: St. ERSFK NV. kUFFzfHEA ii. OSLO.
1243 OWEN PL. NE.
rooms and bath. garage. $3.50.
25e MAPLE AVE.
8 rooms and BATH bansalov; De luxe
kitchen; h.-w.h..; garage; large lot; $4,000.
1900 TuNLAw RID. NV.
x,, (Nesr s we Western m Rish;s rr,r.
idaire; center hall plan; $65.o0.
1851 1NoLEs1DE TERRACE NV. ..
8 rooms and bath. h.-w.h:, garage,
p0rehes nfS3hGasf RosGRf 'SndsssSVnHi W. sAVHdE e.
TT Union Trust Bldg. MA. 6799.
2045 PARK ,RD. NW.-s rooms. ~
3542 18th nw..9 rooms, 2 baths. az M
544 Shepherd % n.w.@e rooms, bath. - ~
sfs sf rooms: rooms: fs'a ss's 's:;Fss sos"
So bath Ss9s :sssis 1888 1888
90 7th s.w.-6 rooms. bath. electric 80 1920 90
594 sth sws rooms srst sectTs sIsetre
''t tric. | excellent client condition 1900 90
9O7 M n.w.-12 rooms. 3 baths 10ooo
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY.
733 18th st. NV MA. O3o3
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME
5716 10th ST.
9 rooms. 2 baths, 2-car garage, inclosed
porches; excellent appointments reasonable
'eA" EXCELLENT RoOMING HOUSE.
2SlS 18th ST. NV.
IS rooms. 2 baths; modern; reasonable
,'A' 1916 vARNuM ST. NV.
rooms, baths; modern screened
porches: reasonable rent.
57l6 18th ST. NV.
Detached, six bed rooms. living room, am
ing room, reception room, breakfast room'
SO v ST NV.
rooms and bath; good condition; rea-
223 14th NE
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; $50
2O2I ROSEMONT PL NV.
Semi-detached, brick; q rooms and batn;
1912 HOLLY ST. NV.
Detached home; rooms. oaths' Oh
burner, garage; reasonable rental ~
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO.. lNC;'.
1919 St NV. ". 1o1o.
BROOKLAND SECTION.
Call L. w. THACKER. potomac 1887 ior
Brookland rental property.
Evening star., 1933-05-13

3129, ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
~ $50, 9th ST. Sc. Soo'Oo
10 r. =; S1a a':E EAsr 81 e5ss expi1oL ST $500
f., b.. h.-w;;h;; elec $1,000
1884 MASS. AVE. Sc. 'O0
''' ''' "4a;i 4esi tssh' sth ST. INV. soooo
r., b.. h.-w.h. elec. & garage. $65 90
219 CLAIMING ST. NE.
IT, d. h'-we; ses f7sh f5si ST. Sc. $3.50
r. b. h-w5 s5a eIse a,S a., NJ $3.50
"a 9th ST. Sc
6 r., b., h.-w.h.. elec. ec............S5 $50 90
r. b. h w 1bs21 + elee ST. Sc. sko m
r.. b.. h.-w.h:, elec. $4,000
s2s 8. C. AVE. Sc. '~''''
6 r., b., h.-w.h., elec. ec............. .S45. 90
r., b.. h.-wh;, elec. $4,000
r., b., h.-w:h., elec. .s425 so
r. b. h-wSj aos fiss sss ST. Sc. 49, $4,000
Lee ' u 1855 GAuLT PL: NE. 9'0''o
r. b.. h-ah; da; elee e.s or. .uv......ss $4,000
IT, b. h.-Thi; VII, e1esi 1eib sr 4 $4,000
L. z GET r' our COMPLETE LIST: 9~''0'
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
Evening star., 1933-05-13

COLORED-BEAUTTFUL BUNGALOW. FIVE
large rooms, large porch and spacious lot.
all modern conveniences. Only S4 $50: $3.50
cash, S47.50 monthly. CAPITAL VIEW
REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50, 927 New York ave.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
sALE-HOUsES.

ll11 HARVARD 81. NV
oooest. dsssd on f. sen sehoo SsG
sanss, sanss 70 NH sSersons stos open H'aIaA' 'no
WEST or CATHEDRANN. or MAs6 AVE.
Ssssa a0Ssn; sroem and o: ssssh brick
dvelling. OIL burner. two-stery back porch
ses y sard oTers serm, etc. Price reduced 70
Capitol Hill. Near 9th 3 n, c. Ave. BE;
eight ICONS room. and and bath. Hot-xster hest.
ss st.a e y ESQ mS fPT sres .G
n1,t,Is, S1HM s5se scR1vISER ei4 & & sH2.' 3. NV
$1,000.
Modern Groom brick house on beautiful
street in northwest section. close to schools,
ssas.in s:G5ss ets Can 1ss-nsass eE 9sas M
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
$3.50 10Th ST. NV.
JUST s9sYYTEgs s9sYYd:EgsS@T1HMs. Or MI1EARY Ro'
Fully detached, .Enslish-type brick home.
81 S.hs :rfs Ba.n ot aTss .
tS % Tor prvate 70
1925 ,.ss Ssss & NV 2sHia }aA1s as.s
&,70O.
SOUTHEAST.
Just north Of Penna. ave. modern six
room and bath brick dwelling. front and
rear porches; hot-Water heat: large, two-car
garage; offered at an exceptionally low price
on ver- reasonable terms.
John F. DONOHOE & SONS,
s14 Psnns, P,to4 Ave. Sc.
THE WONDER HOME.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-13
Hollywood Trip Great Experience.

Lamar Rowland, who left some two
or three weeks ago on visit to HoI-
lywood as the guest of James Cagney,
well known movie actor, is now at
Tacoma where he will visit month
with his aunt. Mrs. c. c. Parker La
mar writes that his visit to Hollywood
was most wonderful experience and
that he was shown through the great
studios and saw every department of
the industry down to the minutest de-
tail, something that the general public
is never privileged to see. He was given
screen tests and reports are that they
turned out wonderfully we'll During
the visit numerous pictures were taken
of him with various actresses, who are
to autograph the photos and send them
to Lamar when finished Lamar Is
convinced that the life of movie &C
tor is the one for him, but he was ad-
vised to wait until he is at least
couple Of years older
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-13
Registered Poor
Fund Warrants
Draw { Per Cent
Holders Can Collect Neat Sum i'm Inter-
est--To Be Partly Paid Next
November.

There seems to be considerable mis-
understanding regarding the status Of
poor fund warrants being issued by
Lincoln county at this time People OBJ
tanning these warrants should bear In
mind that they can be taken to the
county treasurer who will register
them, whereupon they will bear s per
cent interest for the holder until such
time as they are paid by the county.
Payment of at least part of the war
rants will probably be made next
November, after taxes are paid. BY
registering them with the county treas
urer, these warrants will earn for the
owner per cent interest during the
time they are held.
This is the only action 1t is possible
for the county commissioners to take
The poor fund Is exhausted and there
is no means by which the commission
ers can obtain cash for that fund until
taxes are again paid. Hence, the only
recourse is to issue these registered
warrants, which they are doing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-13
EUREKA DEFEATS LIBBY AGAIN.

EUREKA, June 11-Without the aid
of Missoula players Eureka won a
closely contested game from Libby on
the local diamond Sunday. As the Lib
by team was incomplete, Elmer Ellis,
one of Eureka's players assisted them.
The first Of the contest the local team
played q slow game while Libby
worked up lead Of several points. In
the middle Of the game the score was
tied six to six. At the end Of nine inn
ings the score stood seven to seven.
No score was made In the tenth inn
ing, but in the last half Of the elev-
enth, with one man out, Eureka ended
the game by bringing in the winning
score. Although the game was exciting,
there were quite few errors chalked
up aeain1t beth teams sss.s
Batteries were. Libby-Patt and
Baumgart; Eureka-Horner and Fet-
terly, and Mcdonald and Mcclure.
A car carrying some Of the Libby
players broke down few miles out
from Libby and by the time the
trouble was repaired it was too late for
them to proceed to Eureka.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-13
COlOred Giants
Winners IN Ten
Inning Ball Game
Defeat Libby Cubs Sunday Before
Large Crowd of Fans, Score
IL 10 Ia.

Featuring both good and bad base
ball, the Libby Cubs lost 10-inning
thriller on the Libby diamond Sunday
to the Colored Giants of the c. c. c.
camp on Pipe creek, to the tune Of
II to IA. Heavy hitting was done by
both sides, Manboy, star colored third
sacker, driving one of the hardest hit
balls seen in Libby this year for a
homer. Perry of the Giants also clouted
out home run, as did Martin for the
Cubs.
The lead changed hands several times
with the Cubs holding an advantage
until the seventh. when the Giants took
the lead whiah they never lost. The
Cubs staged ninth inning rally to tie
the score at la ALL running in three
tallies. But heavy hitting by the Giants
in the tenth scored three to put the
game on ice for the colored boys. Both
Peorsall of the Giants and WOLF of the
Cubs chucked nice ball for their teams
The attendance was the largest seen
Of a IproI uoraa FIR come 1cfir,p
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-13
Continues Campaign To Secure
Road Money For This Section

our State Highway Commission. and
the Bureau of Public Roads, as well as
the Forest Service. We have had prom
ises and alibis until the time has come
to act if No. is to get the traffic It
deserves. AT the present time road
project E-1-B, Libby-Troy canyon
road, is before the secretary of agri-
culture for decision The building Of
this road would expedite conditions
materially, but Stuart, chief forester.
and Mcdonald, B. P. R. head. are in
a deadlock over location. The delay
held the matter UP until the morator-
ium WINS declared on federal appor-
tionment by the President Its fate i
now problematical- Meanwhile, the
highway commission has put money on
every other federal road In the state
No. 10 is practically all oiled while No
2 has 136 miles Of uncompleted road,
50 miles of which is in this county.
The only excuse for this failure to
give No. proper consideration IS that
the gas tax money has been removed
from this road leaving it for the For
est Service to build. We have con-
tacted every official concerned, from
county commissioners to President
Roosevelt, and the condition remains
unchanged. We have not the political
strength to get results. The reason il
clear when you study your map and
note the size of the cities on No. 10.
The fate Of this road i - vital to you
as it is to us If No. Is 70 BE- benefit
to northern Montana Yer cooperation
is necessary to obtain re1k3ts
A wire to O. S. Warden, chairman
State Highway Commission, urging i'm
mediate action while Public Works
funds are available. will demand At
tention 1t Is now or wait OF years
until funds are again appropriated A
wire to the Administrator Of Public
Works, when that official is appointed,
will be necessary Governor Cooney
sent representative to this section to
personally inspect the road. He is on
record as being sympathetic and in
favor OF action, but pressure from No.
10 swings appropriations there. We
must fight for results If we get them.
We petitioned President Roosevelt for
an impartial investigation as we are de-
termined to get action
Kindly send US copies of your wires
or letters and we will keep in touch
with you in this project Of common
Yours very truly,
LIBBY COMMERCIAL CLUB.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-13
NEGRO WORKER
ON YikAK- WANTED FOR
ALLEGED ROBBERY

Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Baney
received phone message from one of
the army lieutenants at Troy asking
the sheriff to .apprehend certain
negro on G. NJ No. train if it stopped
in Libby. Baney received the request
just before the train arrived and did
not have time to obtain permission to
stop it here. The lieutenant was tod
to have the man arrested at White
fish.
It appears the negro had run away
from the c. G. G. camp on Pete creek
and had bought a ticket for Chicago,
at Troy. 1t was later learned that other
workers at the camp had been robbed
and the amount missing totaled about
enough to buy the Chicago ticket.
Later report was that hte man had
been taken off the train at Whitefish
and Baney has gone to get him. 1t is
said about 5000 is missing from the
camp.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-13
Lincoln County
Finances Are In
Fine Condition
Few Counties i'm State Can Make as
Good Showing--No Net Bonded
Indebtedness.

The excellent condition of Lincoln
county finances is reflected in the re-
port Of County Treasurer Bessey made
on June 30, 1888. The report shows
a net warrant indebtedness amounting
to the small sum of s11,704.11, and
there is no net bonded indebtedness.
There are bonds owed in the sum
of s5,0O000 but there is $5,29490 in
the bond sinking fund with which to
pay this indebtedness and thus there
is no net warrant indebtedness. In
other words, the county has more than
enough cash on hand to pay what
bonds are owed, and the warrant in
debtedness is less than $12,0OO.00. 1t
is doubtful if there is another county
in the state with a better financial
showing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-13
JUDSON BIBB PASSES
AWAY IN NEVADA HOME

Friends in Libby received word
Monday that Judson Bibb had passed
away Sunday at his home in Winnie
mucca, New. Burial was on Tuesday,
the 18th. Cause of death was not given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bib were residents
of Libby for number of years, when
Mr.. Bibb was local manager of the
Libby Water and Electric company
prior to. its sale to the Mountain States
Power company. Upon sale of the plant
to the latter company, Mr.. Bibb went
to Missoula and engaged in the gar
age business, later going back to man
agement of a public utility company
at Winnemucca Mr.. Bibb was promi-
nent in local business life, where he
was held in the highest esteem. He
has a large circle of friends here who
will regret to hear Of his passing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-13
TWO ARE CAUGHT STEALING
GAS FROM AUTOMOBILE

Tom and Arthur Bureh of Eureka
were caught Sunday night about 2
O'Clock by Officer Harmon while steal
ing gas from v. F. Paddock's automo-
bile. The car is kept in a garage on
the alley in the rear of the Pioneer
meat market and the two men were APP
pretended there by the officer
The cuIprits had removed the drain
plug from the gas tank and were fill
ing large can made with an attached
spout, just the thing for pouring gas.
Later the officer found in their truck
a length of hose undoubtedly used for
siphoning. The truck was without a
license
Monday they were taken before
Justice of the Peace Skidmore and
were given a sentence of 20 days in
jail, Their only excuse was that they
were out of money and were trying to
obtain enough gas to get them back
to Eureka. They were on their way
from Spokane and said they ran out of
gas just before reaching Libby