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Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-07
To
Meet On Friday

HOLLYWOOD, March 7. Up
When Speedy Dado of Manila and
Baby Palmore of Ventura meet in
10-round bout here Friday night,
it might as well be for the worlds
nantamweight championship" Chief
Inspector Jack Ripper of the state
athletic commission said today.
Dado was recognized as the
champion of the commission some
time ago but last month Palmore
finished him in little more than a
minute. However. it was an over
weight bout, and Ripper said today
he planned to see that the boys
came in at or under 118 pounds
Friday afternoon.
''If they make the bantam pound
age, 1 see no reason for not rec
ognizing the winner as titleholder,"
said Ripper.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-07
Corbetf-FieIds
Fight Quiz On

SAN FRANCISCO, March 7. U.P)
The fiasco of the recent Young
Corbett-Jackie Fields welterweight
title fight here when hundreds of
ticket-holders were unable to gain
admission or were forced to pur-
chase higher priced seats was re-
yiyed today at public hearing
before the public welfare commit
tee of the county supervisors.
Dissatisfied patrons were to tell
their stories to Supervisors James
Power, Carl w. Miles and Alfred
Roncovieri, sitting as a special
jury appointed to investigate the
case. The committee also planned
to question George A. Putnam, who
promoted the fight, and Ancil
Hoffman, matchmaker, concern
ing what arrangements they had
made to handle the crowd.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-07
Local Marine At
Parents Home

Sam Weir, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank G. Weir OF this city. is homo
on furlough after nearly three
years absence from FL Centro in
the service of the United States
marine corps.
Young Weir, who has host of
friends in his city, is back for
weeks visit with his family after
seeing service in China as well as
other parts of the world.
In order that his friends and
those CT the family may have all
opportunity to talk with him. Mr
and Mrs. Weir ar kolding open
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-07
GOLDEN STATE
GIVES VALLEY
AIR PROGRAMS

Residents OF Ell Centro VINO fol-
low the adventures of the Golden
State Family Robinson every Sat-
urday night at 8:15 over stations
KFI and KGO, the Golden State
Company, Lids new radio program,
were particularly interested in last
weeks episode, which took place in
Ell Centre. :.
This is unusual publicity for this
city, novel in form and reaching a
vast audience throughout Califor-
MIA and other western states.
The Golden State Family Robin
son has become "gypsies' and are
seeing California, ON trip that
every Californian would like to take.
They're having a great time and
their adventures on the ether lanes
each Saturday night will delight
and amuse their big audience.
Charles Bramkamp, manager of
the Golden State compans plant in
This city, points uut that a radio
audience of close TO 100000 Is
within the range of the program
and hence heard of the charms of
Ell Centro as described by these
radio travellers.
Programs for the next three
weeks, March II, 18 aid Is will
center about Imperial Valley see
mic points.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-07

in Baseball or a cowboy suit and
two copies of Dardanella."
Joe was asked if he had been
gyped since he started bartering.
"Only once. A guy came in here
Saturday and bet an invitation to
a duck dinner on High Glee to
take the fourth at Hialeah. High
Glee didn't make it, and it's good
thing he didn't, for it wasn't until
today that I noticed the dinner
was in Utica. And note on the
back of the invite said You bring
the ducks"
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-07
San Luis Obispo
Issues Warning

In teletype bulletin to all poinls,
the San Luis Obispo county board
of supervisors yesterday afternoon
issued a warning to itinerant Ia
borers and their families that they
can find no work in the San Luis
Obispo pea fields.
The county has been flooded, ac-
cording to its supervisors with pen
nilesS families expecting work in
the pea fields. Since the pea crop
is short this year. and there are
more than enough workers IN the
field at the present time, itinerants
were warned against travelling to
San Luis Obispo county.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-07
WHby Shines On
Central Courts

Melvin Wilby, ranking tennis play
er at Central Union junior college'
won the first singles match from
Paddock of Arizona State college III
two straight sets 6-4, 8-6, Sunday.
Although other matches were
closely contested, Tempe group man
aged to win the remaining matcheS'
The next tournament will be on
FRIDAY evening, March II, on tive
local courts, when the junior eol-
lege meets San Diego IN return
match.
me players in order Oh their
present ranking are: Melvin Wilby,
Chester Irving, Alan Yourlnan,
Fred Cline and Charles BlrSnausef.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-07
Here And There
In Sport World
BY United Press

by IH1tSu EEeSS
PASADENA. March 7. Helen
Wills Moody will compete in the
tenth annual Hotel Huntington in
vitation tennis tournament March
Is and 10 she has informed Steve
Royce. referee. Mrs. Moody plans
to come here March Is to prepare
for the event.
MIAMI. Fla, March 7. = Al
though yesterdays "handle" OF the
totalizator was about 80 per cent
less than previous Mondays, the
race meeting at Hialeah Park will
be continued until its scheduled
close on Saturday, Joseph E. Wild
ener. repeated last night. Wager
ing is on 2 cash basis
HAVANA. March 7. Despite
the bank moratorium. betting at
the Oriental Park race track was
about the same as usual yesterday
Lessees of the park will carry the
meeting to its scheduled end, March
10. Betting is on cash basis.
NEW ORLEANS. March 7.-Of-
club announced that racing would
be resumed at the fair grounds
track within "a hours after bank
ing was restored to normal. After
resumption, the entire meeting will
be completed.
LOS ANGELES, March 7.-Young
Corbett III, worlds welterweight
boxing champion, will meet Jimmy
McLarnin at Wrigley field here in
May for his crown-for $4,000,
Larry White, Corbett's manager
told promoters yesterday. Doyle
thought the guarantee was too stiff.
but agreed to meet White again
today.
PARIS, March 7, Young"
Stribling of Georgia was disquali-
fled for pushing in the eighth
round of his scheduled 10-round
bout with Pierre Charles of Bel
GUM, heavyweight champion of
Europe, last night Stribling's per-
formance was disappointing to the
fans. Charles weighed 900 pounds,
Stribling 1877.
CHICAGO, March 7. = The 1884
women's western golf champion
ship has been awarded to the Los
Angeles country club The .open.
championship meet will be held
next year at Portland, Ore. Dates
will be set at the October meeting
of the association.
NEW YORK, March 7.-William
F. Carey, president of Madison
Square Garden, announced last
night that the garden will build
bicycle track in its Long Island
bowl this spring for summer races.
NEW YORK, March T. jim
Browning of Missouri, recognized
in New York state as worlds heav-
weight wrestling champion, re-
tanned his title last night by throw
ing Sammy Stein of New York in
46:48 before 10000 fans at Madi-
son Square Garden. He used an
airplane scissors.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-07
TO EXTEND RADIO SYSTEM

WASHINGTON, lU.H = Soviet
Russia proposes to extend greatly
its system of S broadcasting sta
tions this year, Commerce Depart
ment reports show. Several new
stations are TO be built in Minsk.
center of the White Russian Re-
public, and in Kiev, in the Ukraine
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-07

house on Wednesday, March 8, be-
tween the hours OF l and 10 p. m.
at their home, 1866 Adams.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-07

Fred Cuthbertson, Napa county,
has a Jersey Black Giant rooster
nine months old that weighs 15
pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-07

HAVANA. March 7. Despite
the bank moratorium, betting at
the Oriental Park race track was
about the same as usual yesterday
Lessees of the park will carry the
meeting to its scheduled end, March
IL. Betting is on a cash basis.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-07

NEW ORLEANS. March 7.-Of-
ficials OF the Crescent City jockey
club announced that racing would
be resumed at the fair grounds
track within "a hours after bank
ing was restored to normal. After
resumption, the entire meeting will
be completed.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-04-20
Happy's Inn

On Thursday the 18th, Harvey Shell
ley and Kyle Beebe were successful
in getting seven coyote pups and the
mother coyote. They called at the Inn
on their homeward trip on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson from the
Bend ranger station, accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Jess Rice from their Thomp-
son river ranch 10 the Lloyd Bower
ranch on Thompson lake, last Wednes-
day
Donald Lloyd finished hauling his
hay from the Bower ranch on Fri
day for which he was not sorry as the
roads between the Inn and Bowers
are just about as bad as they can get.
James Orr returned from Kalispell
where he had been employed, to his
ranch on the river, last Friday.
Edward Palm dropped in Friday to
call on the Townsends while in the
neighborhood of the Inn.
Mrs. F. j. Townsend was a passenger
for Libby on the Tuesday stage
Mrs. Townsend enjoyed a nice visit
Friday from her neighbor. Mrs. Del
bert Lang and daughter Margaret.
Carl E. Gilbertson made a business
trip to the Knute Afdahl place on the
18th stopping at the Inn for a short
visit.
Vim. Lloyd is hauling hay this week
from the Earl Walker place. and re-
ports much deep snow in that vicinity
Members Of the Thompson River
school board held business meeting
at the school house Saturday night.
planning ways to conduct their two
schools on a much smaller yearly
budget. This eurtailing of overhead
seems to have become contagious.
Mrs. H. J. Fowler of Silver Butte
was Libby business caller on last
Friday having made the trip all of the
way from their Silver Butte ranch by
car. She reports roads very bad
Mrs. VIM. Lang is ON the sick list
with spell of rheumatism
An east of the mountain stock ranch
err, returning with his family from a
winter in California, made a success
full trip until Sunday night, in the
vicinity of the Lloyd Bowers ranch,
where he-got stuck in mud hole and
was compelled to remain there, until
Monday morning A few loads of grav-
el in these bad spots last fall, would
have eliminated all this trouble trav-
elers are having now.
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the Archie Thompson home Monday
evening.
Bill Fewkes and Johnny Griffith
were Eureka callers Tuesday night.
Joras Gregorian, who is now en-
ployed at Essex, spent several days
here last week.
Frank Richter returned from Port
land last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Fleming of Gate
way were shopping in Rexford Mon
day
4 B. & B. crew is now stationed
at Rexford to do some work on Cato
tunnel.
Mrs. H. Kading held the lucky num-
Der for the Sunbennet quilt the Bap-
tisi Ladies ratified Saturday Mrs, Kins
won the patch work quilt and Mrs
C. E. Powell the pillow.
Miss Dorothy Pike, daughter of MIR
and Mrs Dell Pike Of Eureka and
Henry Ward Shanahan, son of Mr..
and Mrs ]. c. Shanahan, OF Rexford
were married Sunday in Libby by
Justice of the Peace Haigler. They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs Bud
Johnson of Fortine. The couple will
make their home in Rexford The bride
is a graduate of Eureka high school
Mr. Shanahan is engaged in business
here
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"Sk1mmity Ride

note recently appeared in an Eng
fish paper being an account of a
"Skimmity ride accompanied by
trough music in Berkshire village.
which not only astonished but puzzled
thousands Of readers who had never
heard of such custom. The Skim
nifty or Skimmington ride Is an Old
world method Of holding up AGrepro-
bation or rdicule licentious neigh
Dor, an nnfaithfnl or quarrelsome eou-
pie, man who beats his wife, or a
husband who is badly henpecked. The
proceedings vary in different districts.
but generally include an efiigy of the
cnln<t or culnrits, placed on donkey,
and pAorted round the village by peo-
pie dressed in gratesque# costumes, to
the invariable accompaniment OF
rough music produced by banging
old tin pans and kettles. The eftigv
is hanged on an imnrevised galIoWs
and burned.
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WEIGHS

Madame Erickson is patient at thu
Libby hospital this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Nixon are hap
py over the birth Of son, on April II
Miss Edna Mae Karnes had her ton
sils removed at the Libby hospital
Monday.
Mrs. +. j. Townsend came in from
the home at Happy's Inn the first oil
the week for few days in town.
Forrest G. Wise of Tacoma. formerly
employed here, arrived Saturday ano
was guest at the Ben Larson home
Card party, jig saw puzzle contest
program and lunch, given in Wood
men hall on Tuesday, April rs, by
Ladies of the Moose Admission Zoe. II
Miss Dorothy Raber Of Eureka un-
derwent an appendectomy at the Lib
by hospital Tuesday night, and is re-
covering nicely from the operation.
Division Superintendent M. c. La
Bertew Of the Great Northern, and Mrs.
La Bertew of Whitefish stopped off in
Libby for a short time Monday en-
route to Troy. While here MIR. La Ber-
tew stated he felt confident work on
the Kootenai falls highway project
would be started as soon as the admin
istration at Washington could work out
definite plans.
Someone broke into the house Of Mr.
and Mrs. E. ]. Mccarthy Sunday eve
ming and made way with SO quarts of
canned fruit, MIR. and Mrs. Mccarthy
were visiting at friends home and
believe the house was entered about
8 o'clock. When they returned home
they found a front window had been
pried open and investigation showed
the fruit missing. Apparently nothing
else was taken, although there was
money in the house
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Alkaloids Are Vegetable

The alkaloids, favorite term of the
detective story writer who likes to STAY
his victims with mysterious polsons,
are, in truth, highly poisonous in some
cases and highly beneficial medically
In others.
All of the alkaloids are of vegeta-
Bile origin and come under the general
chemical term of hases-that is, sub
stances which unite with acids to form
salt and water
Among the common and important
alkaloids are theme of tea and coffee.
nicotine OF tobacco. morphine from
opium, Qufnine, atropin, cocaine,
strychnine and other such substances.
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In friendship. as in most matters, 1t
Ia the little things that count. Not
promises of eternal fidelity. but
thoughtfulness about trifles assure us
that our friend really cares for us.
The one who knows instinctively what
we would like for q glft, what subjects
of conversation may be unpleasant to
us. what subject we do not like to hear
jested about-who, knowing, too, when
we wish to be silent. humors us In our
wish-that Is the one with whom we
love to associate. We can never re-
tain friend long If we are not willing
to take pains to find out his peculiar
tiles and respect Them Exchange
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II Is only when there is no possible
amelioratton that endurance is fine
courage. TO be the genuine article
we mean, Of course, that 1t Is TO be
accompanied by respectable show of
cheerfulness. that ones sorrows be
kept off the housetops. and that the
sympathy OF ones neighbors be not
drawn upon to exhaustion. AS exist
ence in this vale Is more or less a
matter of endurance from first to last,
Nhis species Of courage Is more impor-
1ant in-the long run than any other
Fl. s. Merriman
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C. D. Sousley of Kalispell was !
weekend visitor in Libby.
G. w. Millett was business visito,
to Kalispell last Thursday.
Dexter Shaurette was visitor II
Spokane the latter part of the week.
Miss Virginia Joughin was yisito,
to Spokane the latter part of last week
Mrs. DUNCAN left Libby last Thurs.
day for Helena where she planned L
visit several days.
Mrs. Villa Gamache and children
LETT Libby last Friday for visit will
friends in=coeur Alene. Ida.
J. W. Daniel. Warland rancher wa,
visiting his son in Libby last Frida,
and looking after business matters
Mrs, Fred Clark and son, Fred Jr.
VISITED from Thursday to Sunday wifi
MRS. Giarks mother, Mrs. Jos. Green.
bury in Fortine.
Miss Frances Keller was home owe
the week end from her studies nj III,
Cheney normal, visiting her mother
Mrs. Maude Keller.
Henry Schoknecht, ST., Of Kalispel
was q visitor over the weekend at IL,
homes of his brothers. in-law. Messrs
Waiter and George Neils.
Mrs. Fl. B. Belcher arrived s,,nda,
from her home at Sheridan, Wyo.. fo,
7. visit with her brother and family
MIR. and Mrs. E. ]. Driear.
Mrs Phoebe Adams arrived from he,
home at Kalispell the first of tho weeL
Tor visit with her son, Norris Adams
ana her daughter, Mrs. R. r. Veldman
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen West are MOVING
lnto house in mill row and Mr.. ane
MRS James Christie will occupy the
Garrett house vacated by Mr.. and Mrs
West. 1''A va >
Jack Jefferson and Glen Frisbie q,
Missouia motored to Libby last week
and spent few days over the weel :
end visiting with old time Libby
friends.
Stratford Peterson motored up from,
Troy Monday, bringing with him Mr.
and Mrs. G. O. Murphy. Mr.. Murnbv
recently ran nail into his foot ana
came 70 Libby to consult doctors at
the Libby hospital. :
Last Saturday afternoon the board
OF trustees of the Libby school district
organized with the reelection Of W r
Dexter as chairman. NJ. d. Rowland
was reelected clerk.
The man who bumped Raw Baenen
from his position at the Great North
eern depot decided he did not want the
local job and the result is that Raw
IS now on the extra board. He expects
70 remain in Libby at least until about
about May 20 but future developments
are uncertain.
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BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids will be received not
later than May 9Th, 1883, to furnish
seventy-five (75) rick of wood, to be
cut in thirty (30l inchelengths for Rex
ford school and twenty-five (25) rick
to be cut in sixteen (16) inch lengths
for Black Lake school Wood to be half
fir and half tamarack from live green
timber, cut not later than July 1st,
delivered and Kicked st school houses
by September 30th, 1888.
Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
ELLA A. MARVEL,
46-47 Clerk of S. d No. s
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nj. E. Church Notes.

Deep gratitude is felt by this pastor
Tor interest shown in Easter services
both here and in Troy, and for record
breaking attendances, especially in the
union service. Sunday night
Members of the Loyal Order OF
Moose and the Women of the Moose
are especially invited to attend church
IN body next Sunday morning, April
%, at IL a. m.
Schedule of services: Church school
at 1000 a. III, morning worship at HOO
o'clock; Epworth League TOO p. M;
evening services 500 p m; Bible
study Tuesday night and choir re
hearsa1 Thursday night.
r. v. CRATER, Pastor.
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NOTICE OF CLEANUP WEEK.

Notice is hereby given that April
"a to 20 has been designated as Clean
up Week. All premises should be given
thorough cleaning, all inflammable
material burned, while rubbish, tin
cans, etc must be placed in boxes or
sacks and left in alleys convenient for
trucks, which will haul them away
Property owners should also clean up
the alleys in the rear Of their premises
JOHN D. HARMON.
1t Chief of Police.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that will not be
responsible for any bills or accounts
run, made or contracted by my wife,
Mrs. j. M. Riedlinger, from and after
the date hereof
Dated this 18th day of April, 1899
46-49 j. M. RIEDLINGER.
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r. w. Orr, Pastor.

II there is one truth more than
others which the Christian has a right
to cherish these days it is expressed
in the words of Paul, I'VE know that
to them that love God, all things work
together for good The sermon at the
morning worship at II o'clock next
Sunday morning, will lead your
thoughts along this line. The Bible
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will on the 25th day of June,
1888, apply to the County Treasurer
OF Lincoln County, Montana, for Tax
Deed to the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
Northwest quarter of Section rs
Township % N. Range 20 w. M. M.
Amount due s385.56.
Dated April 10th, 1898.
ANACONDA COPPER MINING
COMPANY,
BY ROSCOE HAINES,
ap2O-2i-G Applicant
Il L
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The Churches
st. Luke's Episcopal Church.

Holy Communion and sermon next
Sunday morning at IL o'clock Sun
day school at 10 a. m.
You are cordially invited to attend.
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The Ladies of Circle A meet with
Mrs Griep on Friday afternoon OF this
week
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St. Johns Lutheran Church.

The Friendly Church
Sunday, April g.
Regular morning worship beginning
at II a. m.
Sunday school GAS a. m.
The Bible class meets this evening,
at g.
If you have no church affiliations,
you are invited to worship with us!
H. L. PFOTENHAUER, Pastor.
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The Presbytery Of Kalispell is hold
ing sessions in the Lonepine church,
one Of Mr.. Pate's charges, Wednes-
day and Thursday of this week. The
pastor of this church is attending.
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The Ladies of Circle 3 meet with
Mrs collars on Tuesday evening
April 25th.
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school studies further in the life of
Christ according to Mark. The Young
People meet at 6 o'clock for Bible
study and devotions.
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Sunday school at GAS a. m.
The public is cordially invited to all
IF these services.
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Christian Science Church.

The subject for the Lesson Sermon
Sunday, April %, will be Probation
after Death"
Wednesday evening meeting at 800
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Go window shopping In your easy
chair. Read the advertisements.
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mrs. Vlila Gamache and children
ieff Libby last Friday for visit with
friends III Occur q AIene. Ida.
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Church Of God.

Church of God.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching, IL a. m.
Young Peoples meeting p. m.
Preaching, 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, s p. m
Everybody invited to attend.
REV. FRED DECKER, Pastor.
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46-47
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Mrs r Wiltshire was hostess to the
Thursday night club last week. Mrs.
Matt Griffith held high score and Mrs.
Brock Martin low. Refreshments were
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y. w Daniel, Warland rancher. was
visiting his son in Libby last Friday
and looking after business matters.
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Members OF the Our Night Out Card
Club enjoyed several pleasant hours
last Wednesday night as guests OF Mrs.
Geyheart johnson. AT the conclusion
Of the games, it was found that high
score was held by Mrs Merle Nelson
and low by Elsie B1omberg Dainty
refreshments We're served The club
will meet next week with Mrs Frank