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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Vzpominka ma prvni lasku.

jake mlady hudebn1k stal sc
Dvorak domac1m ucitelem hud
by v stare prazske rodine zlat-
nika Jana Jir1ho Cermaka,j enz
mel osm deti. z Mich byla ire
tim d1tetem dcera Josefa, vel
mi uslechtila DANA, ktera po-
zdeji jake vyborna herecka
stala Sc manzelkou Vaclava
hrabete Kounice. Do tohoto
krasneho devcete Sc DvoTak Ia
miloval, ale jeho laska Sc ONE
lila ma itchy obdiv a nebyla O.
petovana. Jak uz tomu byva,
nejen v romanech, nybrz v Ii
vote, zamiloval 81 pax DvoTak
jejf mlads1 sestru Annu Fran
tisku, jez Sc pozdeji stala jeho
zenou. Kdyz pax pc letech do
koncoval DvoTak sv1j cellovy
koncert, zemTela prave mezi
skladanfm jeho zaveru Josefa
Kounicova ma srdecn1 chorobu.
V Dvorakove srdci ozvala Sc
stara vzpomfnka a vtelil il CT
tat sve nejkrasn6js1 pisne :
"Kez Ouch SAM, ktery vsunul
do zaveru koncertu. TAX Sc pc
muzikantsku uslechtile rozlou-
Gil S pohadkou sveho mladi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Kazala.

" novem kostele v Jablonci
ma Nisou zpGsobila pfi kazanl
nemaly rozruch zena, ktera ma
HE vystoupila re zastupu, pro
hlasila, re kazateli odnlma ia
kozto knezka boha slunce slovo
a zacala sama kazat. Mluvlla
Size hodn6 haste, ale presto
nebylo smyslu jej1ch SLOW mno-
no rozumet. Zmatene COST Wy
kladala O bohu a O slunci, KITE
re prohlasovala "a nejvyssl
bozstvo. Dekan, prftomny V
kostele, chv1li cekal a pax Sc S
zenou domluvil. Nabfdl j, re
pro nj s kostelnfkem cele kaza-
nj sepfse, ably jim no ma fare
nadiktovala, a pax, re je Dude
moci prec1st. Uposlechla je a
sla S mimi. Odvedli il m1sto ma
faru ma policejnf straznici.
Tam byla V zen6 ~zjistena 47le-
ia N. N. z JindTichova u ia
blonce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Boje v severnim Irsku.

V Belfast, v severnf cast IT.
ska, pc nekolik dnf trvaly boje,
ktere znovu vypukly We stredu.
Prvn1 srazka byla svedena
ma hrbitove, kde sest obetf sraz
ky katolfkG S protestanty pohf-
b1vano bylo We stredu.
ODE strany vrhaly ma sebe
kameny az vojaky zapasfcf ro-
hnani byli. Kdyz vraceli sc z
pohrbu ma 5000 muz1 nesou-
cfch anglickou vlajku stfileno
bylo z Carrick Hall. Ma Done
gal ulici strelba z 1krytu znovU
opakovana byla. Nekolik do.
MI ma Old Lodge Road sekc.
bylo zapaleno a nabytek spa.
len pred temito.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19

V 1tery italsky premier, Be
nito Mussolini, Tekl dvema a.
merickym zpravodaj1m, re mir
s Ethiopif jest "moznym". Ia
zan byl jimi, zdali ''rozhodnut
jest" valciti S Ethiopif, "at Sc
stane CO sc stane," odpovedel
Merck jsem to-"
V audience pTijal v Rhine v
1tery zpravodaje tyto: Hanse
w. Kaltenton z New Yorku a
Scottie Mckenzie Frazier z
Dothan, Alabama, jez je zpra-
vodajkou novin.
Mussolini jest, jak oba ujis-
til, rozhodne prot protektora.
tn Italie, Angle a Francie v E.
thiopii. Dale Jim pov6del, &c
Italie z1stane v Lie Narod1 q
re ma rad Roosevelta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Rodinna tragedie.

Rodinna tragedie odehrala
Sc V Zahrebu ma severn1 Mora
We. Domovnlk nemocenske pO-
j~istovny, 33lety Josef Kolar,
dostal vypoved a mel sve mlsto
j byt V kratke dob6 opustit. Re
strachu o zivobyt1 prepaid zou-
falstv1 a strhl k menu i svou ze-
nu. V noel, kdyz jejich dive
dcerky usnuly byla to 9leta Lii
buse, ktera spavala S matkou
a sedmileta Jitka, ktera mela
detskou postylku, napsali rodi-
&c dopis ma rozloucenou. Oba
no podepsali. K dopisu polo
zili ma still p1semnou vypoved
z m1sta. PAX Kolar zastTelil re
nu, ktera 81 leila vedle sve
dcerky Libuse. Druhou ranu Wy
pail ma Libusi a tTet1 male Jit-
ce. Vsechny rany byly smrticl.
PAX Sc KolaT sam stTelil, ale w
stfel no neusmrtil. Proto Sc
obesil ma klice dveTf kuchyne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Bavili Sc v nedSli v hospodG.

Ctyrf milovnfci pestnfho "a
pasu utkali Sc hospode v
1900 blocku w. Baltimore ulici
a spolecn6 pc t6to ''nedelnf "a
have" zavreni byli Sc znamka-
mi ma tele a oblicejfch.
Horace D~rumwright z Fort
George G.. Meade a Stephen
LaRocca z Greenmount avenue
Ia zabavu zaplatili pc $40 a L.
tratach, Edward Corcoran SIS a
1traty a William Corcoran,
mattel hospody, $40 a 1traty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
O kus pole.

Krvave vesnicke drama ode
hralo Sc Nedavlebic1ch u Uh.
Hradiste. V teto obci Sc pred
trent lety provadela parcelace
syndikatnfch pozemkG, O ktere
Sc uchazeli take diva m1stnf roll
n1ci Jan Suransky a Josef Du-
da. Dostali kus pole, O ktere
mezi mimi vznikl spor, ktery
znepfatelil ODE rodiny. suran-
sky tvrdil, re jedna velka par
celia patti jemu a totez tvrdil i
Dude. Letos ma jare Duda osel
pole jecmenem. Jelikoz nemel
dost krmiva, vypravil Sc v ne
deli rano, ably jecmen posekal
ma krmenf. Kdyz vsak pfijel
ma pole, videl, re tam je jiz
suransky, ktery 81 pTispfsil a
pole z velke Gasti pokosil. Du-
da pocal Suranskemu vycitat
jeho jednan1 a tax p~ovstala
hadka ktera nakonec skoncila
pranicl. Duda Sc totiz vrhl ma
Suranskeho, ably mu vyrkou ko-
SUI, ale tento vytahl nGz a pocal
soka zuTive bodat. Pc prvnfch
ranach Duda volal o pomoc a
tvrdil, re no Suransky vrazdf.
Volan1 zaslechla Dudova man
zelka, ktera lined prispechala
svemu muzi ma ponce. Kdyz
Suransky videl sopt1c1 zenu,
zanechal Dudu a bodl il dlou-
hymn kuchynskym nozem do
Fad. Dudova Sc skacela pc
rane k zemi, kde zGstala lezet
v bezvedom1. Teprve nynf,
kdyz suransky videl, co We
SVEN hnevu ucinil, ustal We
SVEN poc1nanf. Lide, kterf sc
mezitfm k mistu sebehli, Timed
povolali lekaTe, ktery oba IRA.
meme NAMELY osetril. Duds
utrpel 7 bodnych ran do rame.
ne a jednu do hlavy. Jde vsal
vesmes o zranenf lehcf, take
nemusil byt dopraven do ne.
mocnice. Daleko h1re je ne
tom jeho manzelka. TIE byly
prop1chnuty pl1ce, take muse.
la byt dopravena do nemocnict
v Uh. Hradisti. Stav jejf je vel
mi vazny. Ma m1sto GNU byls
pTivolana hradiStska patrac
STANCE, ktera Suranskeho Eat
kla a dopravila do vazby kraj
skeho soudu V Uherskem Hra
dist.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Obssil Sc pc uteku z tr~estanec-
Ike fanny.

Asi pc "a hodinach, kdyz Sc
vratil zpet do Marylandske
kaznice pc 1teku re statni tres
taneck6 fanny Roxbury, "a
roxy starry Norman Beall, male
zen byl ob6seny We sve cele k
fanu V pondel1. Mrtvola jeho
visela ma dveTich.
V bl1zke cele zavTen jest
John w. Biederman, 23lety,
jenz S Beallem z fanny utekl v
nedeli a chycen byl v tentyz
den spravcem fanny.
Kdyz Beall pc SVEN pT1cho-
du do kaznice tazan byl, proc
z fanny utekl, udal, re nem1ze
udati zadnou pT1cinu. Pocha-
Eel z Hyattsville. Odsouzen
byl pro podvod ma tTi roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Ukazeme Jim.

Slava Milwaukee media mestu
Baltimore spati. Well, kdyz
treba JIM spf, nesp1 ctyri demo
kratick6 kluby, ktere Milwau-
kee poraziti chtej1 stGj co st1j.
V Milwaukee champion pi-
jak zmohl pGl galonu piva We
"a sekundach. Ctyri zdejsi
dem. kluby rozhodly, re Mil
waukee o slavu svoji prij1ti
musi. Kluby t6mito jsou: East
ern, Baltimore Young Demo
Gratis, The Lloyd Democratic a
Quentin klub.
Porazku Milwaukee chystaji
tento patek ma vyletu ma Toll
chester. Prosit!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Pfsek dostane nova kasarna.

Do P1sku prijela vojenska
komise z Prahy ably p~ojednala
O projektu stavby novych kasa-
rem pro pTideleny vojensky Cd
dill. Znacnou starost Dude NIT
ovSem mesto Pfsek s obstara-
MIN potfebneho kapitalu, ktery
Dude 1hradou vojenske spravy
amortisovan. Dale ma byti
provedena adaptace zizkov-
skych kasaren nastavbou bu-
dovy O druhe patro. Cast VOL
ska Dude pc dobu stavby uby-
tovana v Obecnim dome.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Francie snizuje platy a pense

Drasticke snlzen1 platu a pen
81 prijatych V dtery kabinetem
francouzskym, zmensilo rocni
vladnf vydani o 10000, 900, 900
frankG " americkych pene-
zich $66O,OOO.000). Pc snize-
nj tonic rocn1 vydan1 rozpoc-
teno ma $1,000, 900, 900 frankd.
Vsechny sluzne pres $3.50
obnasej1cf snfzeny byly O 10
procent, 1roky vladn1ch bondG
snizeny o 10 procent, dane IVY
seny o padesat procent ma vse-
chny pr1jmy presahujici 3d.
900 frankd rocne ($5,280).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Vojaci zabiti elektrickym
proudem.

Ma Morave u oboe Bucovic
konali vojaci cvicen1. Byla to
telegraph rota z Brna, ktera
zavadela telefonn1 kabel. Ora
ty vedly pres vysoko-proude We
denl zapadomoravskych elekt-
Karen. Telefonn1 draty Sc pre-
trhly a zapletly do site O napeti
600 voltG. Nasledkem toho
doslo k tragickemu nestest1.
Diva vojfni Ant. Kaboun a Leo
pold Nemec byli elektrickym
proudem zabiti a diva vojaci
V. Michlfcek a J. Marek tezce
popaleni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Kdyz leci mastickarka llama.
nou nohu.

V nekterych koncinach re-
publiky stale jeste Tide veTf Vi
ce rGznym venkovskym "byli-
markham" ci venkovskym caro-
dejnic1m nez odbornym leka-
rum. V mnoha pT1padech cho-
deli take Tide Ike kovaTi, ably
Jim vytrhl cub, mfsto k zubnf-
mu lekaTi a stafenky veT1 sp1se
pavucinam nez lekar1m, chte-
jill 81 vylecit nejakou otevTe-
nou ranu. A nutno podotknou-
tt, re mnoha pr1padech ami
nejde O podvod. Takova bah
ka bylinafka re starosvetske
skoly ver1 skalopevne sym "le
kim a lecebnym metodam a
nen1 il mono srovnavat S pod
vodniky, jake byl professor Ne
roni v Praze, ktery "a vysoky
poplatek lecil uzitkovou sodou
hluchonemeho cd narozenf. Co
vsak dovede takove fuserske
lecen1 zpGsobit, ukazuje pr1-
pad z horske vesnicky cubic u
Valasskeho MeziT1c1. V teto
obci spadla starenka F. do
sklepa a trochu 81 pochroumala
nohu. Kdyby byli domac1 Tide
zavolali lekaTe, starenka mo-
hla NIT nohu "a kratky cas-
ZdraVOu q mOhla h3hat Ease
jake v1tr. Ale to ne. Prvni
costa pro pomoc vedla k m1stn1
bylinaTce. Ia prisla, staTence
nohu prohl6dla a prilozila ma
nj nejake byliny. Kdyz ne1cin-
kovaly, zacla staTencinu nohu
podkurovat. Ale kdyz ami ten
to elk" nepomahal a bolesti
Sc zvysovaly, prikrocila bylin-
aTka k radikaln1mu lecenf. Po-
padla nemocnou nohu a n6koli-
KRAFT S nj tax divoce trhla, re v
noze neco prasklo a staTenka
padla do mdlob. Teprve nyn1,
kdyz domaci Tide videli vysle-
dek fuserskeho lecen1, pospfsili
pro lekare, ktery konstatoval,
re starenka ma dvojnasobnou
zlomeninu nohy a naf1dil pre-
voz do nemocnice. V nemoc-
nici Sc lekaTi zhrozili vysledku
bylinarcina lecen1, nebot mimo
dvojnasobnou zlomeninu ma
staTenka nohu posetou bolaky,
take je hroz1 otrava krve.
Stav nemocne je velmi vazny,
&C pocatecni zranen1 bylo ne
patrne. Pr1pad Dude nit soud-
nj dohru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Spolkovy vestnik.

Oznamuje Sc clenGm spolku
sv. Vojt6cha re Sc Dude odby-
vat c~tvrtrocnl schGze pT1st1 ne
deli, 21. cervence pTesne We 2
hodiny odpoledne. Clenove jsou
zadani by Sc do teto schGze do.
stavili a sve zalezitosti zapra-
viii. Jest dGlezito ably kazdy
Glen byl pTltomen skrze dGlezi.
tie jednan1.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, preds
Josef F. Viktor, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
GUS SONNENBERG a Emil
DUSEK utkaji Sc hlavnim
Zapase pfiSti stredu.

Prfstf stredu, "a. cervence v
hlavnfm krfzkovem zapase po-
fadanem v Carlins Park Gus
Sonnenberg zapasiti Dude
krajanem Emblem Duskem.
Mimo tohoto zapasu ma pro
gramu budou jeste jine zapasy.
Ia prfcinou neprfzniveho po-
cast minute 1tery kr1zkovy "a
pasy odlozeny byly ma budou-
CT tyden.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Otrava.

Sadie Mays, 49leta z Hunt
ington avenue l6cena byla v ne
deli V nemocnici z otravy. Ma
lezena byla ma ulici dv6ma au-
tomobilisty.
= 23leta Margareta Pearce
2 Robb ulice chtela Sc usmrtiti
jedem, kdyz manzel cd nj ode
jel do Pittsburgh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Soud s Hauptmannem podro
ben kritice pravnickeho
sdruzeni.

V Los Angeles, Kalifornie,
We sch1zi Americk6ho Sdruze-
nj pravnlkG, podana byla kriti-
ka vedenl soudu S Hauptman-
mem, ktery odsouzen byl pro L.
nos Lindberghova dftka, ku
smrti. Vybor pravnikn uznal,
re "vedenl soudniho lfcenf ia
ko vefejne divadlo, jak dalo Sc
V procesu S Hauptmannem,
znehodnocuje zivot samotny
vedenim lidf ku podcenovanf
zivota kriminalnik1 a zvysuie
nezdrave zadosti osob hledaii-
cfch sensaci."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Zaplatili pokutu Ia otraveni
PISA.

Leonard Buettner, 17lety z
N. Collington avenue, zaplatil
ma severovychodnf stanici v L.
terry $40 a 1traty, 17lety AL
bert Keene z teze ulice a Mil
ton McCubbin z E. Oliver ulice
zaplatili pc SIS a 1tratach.
Ku pokutam odsouzeni byli,
re otravili PISA Elizabeth Altar
dove, {. 2124 E. Oliver ulice, O.
travenym masem.
Buettner svedcil, re pes pred
rokem jej kousl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Japonske musky straSf.

Mezi 25. cervencem a 1. srp.
mem We dvou okresich Mary.
landu: Cecil a Baltimore, &c.
kan jest vpad japonskych mu.
SEX, ktere ma plodinach a stro.
mech tropf znacne skody. Ma
5000 lapacek ma skodlivy
hmyz tento po> statu zffzeno
jest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Chtel vYplatu.

Ponevac nemel elm platit
pokutu, Henry Hickman, 28le.
ty z Llewelyn avenue, ma seve.
rovychodnf policejnl stanici
zadal soudce, nemohl-li by s
pokutu oddelati vypraskem Il.
Tedne udelenym.
Spolu S manzelkou svoji ste.
zoval 81, re newt, jak rodina Sc
ctyfmi d1tkami v dobe te WI
viii Sc Dude moci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Usmrcena, utocnik tszce
zranenV.

Tficet rokd stara Elsie Young
zastfelena byla We stTedu Nor
ganem Webster, jenz pc strele-
nj j pokusil Sc O sebevrazdu.
Prlcinou usmrceni zeny byla
zarlivost. Zastfelena byla dee
ra policejn1ho chauffeura.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
duh Spojenych StatG 20
bilionH dolarH.

duh vladnf dostoupil v pom
deli vyse $29,177,786.318 Gill
o diva biliony dnes obnasf vice
neil koncem srpna roku 1919,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-19
Pocet podporovanych snizen.

300 pf1padG vypusteno bylo
re seznamu podporovanych v
uplynulem tydnu Baltimorskou
pOmOcnou komisi.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-09-19
|. 4. 5. Wins First
Football Game Of Season
(Reported for the Tamarack. J

Last Saturday Libby cracked the
ice of the 1885 season and "fell
through to Is to 0 victory over the
Troy Trojans. But this victory was
by no means walk away II was
won only by good, hard, clean ball
playing by both teams.
The first quarter opened with Libby
kicking to Troy who received the ball
on their 20-yard line and advanced it
to the IS. Troy opened their attack
with a pass which was intercepted BY
Tucker, who ran with it back to Troy's
30 yard line. Martin took the ball and
with concerted team work on the line,
made three runs bringing the ball 10
the 8-yard line. Katarzy plowed
through to the 3-yard line where the
ball was again taken by Martin who
went over for the first touchdown Of
the season
Libby kicked to Troy who again
opened their attack with two passes
which were knocked down. Troy then
punted.
The second quarter opened with the
ball on the SO yard line in Libby's
possession. Several end runs and line
bucks brought Libby into scoring posi-
ton. Katarzy by way of the left end
carried the ball over the strip for the
second touchdown
Libby kicked to Troy who received
the ball on the 10-yard line but were
downed before they were past their
30yard line. Troy punted back to
Libby. In this play Sather made the
neatest punt Of the game He kicked
from Troy's 25-yard line to Libby s
35-yard line where it bounced and
came to rest on Libbys 10-yard
line, With the backs against+heir own
goal post Libby punted. A few small
runs were made by Troy and The gun
went off ending the first half.
Troy kicked off to Libby as the third
quarter opened. In several short runs
Libby brought the ball to their own
45-yard line where Martin kicked a
short punt to Troy's 30-yard line.
Katarzy. L.bby's quarterback, was Civ
en- the ball and ran 35-yards to a
touchdown.
Troy made few short runs at the
beginning of the fourth quarter but
Continued on page 81
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-09-19
News Notes Of
Forest Service Activity

The status of c. C. c. winter camp.
IN Lincoln county is somewhat I'M
certain even at this late date. Due te
the tact enroliments are coming toe
slow to permit of filling up camps al
ready constructed, Mr.. Fechner, direc-
tor of the c. c. c., recently ISSUED
an order cancelling all proposed winter
camps on which no expenditures fol
construction had been made. This
automatically eliminated all camps ir
Lincoln county. However, the admins
tratlon has expressed intentions to ex-
pand the 2. c. c. enrollments to 6OO.-
600 men if possible, and recent news
indicates there is possibility of some
little further expansion toward this
goal. If this should so materialize
there may yet be one or two camps
esta blished in Lincoln county accord
ing to Forest Supervisor Webb. Mr.
Webb states it is not likely the pro-
posed bridge will be built at Warlanc
unless camp is established there.
Four white pine blister rust eradica-
ton camps are in operation on the
kootenai forest at the present time
One is located on Stanley creek, two or
Spread creek and one at Pete creek
These camps consist of 60 men each
and are being conducted under the E
r. A. program from funds provided by
the Emergency Work Relief act. Coco
weather has been experienced to date
and excellent progress is being made
in the eradication of ribes bushes
which act as hosts in the spreading OF
the blister rust tree disease.
On Monday and Tuesday of this
week Forest Supervisor Webb and G
H Johnson, who is in charge of these
camps, made an inspection of the
work. Doctor Fracker, who is in
charge Of all blister rust work, and
Mr.. G. B. Posey in charge OF the west
ern division of the Blister Rust Bureau,
were here from Washington, D. G.
Messrs Webb and johnson took this
occasion to show them the work being
done and conducted them through
some of the good white pine stands Of
Lincoln county.
During the past week, Mr.. Theodore
Shoemaker, who is in charge of fire
control in Missoula Region No. |. and
Mr.. Fl. T. Osborne. in charge Of fire
weather statistics from the Northern
Rocky Mountain Experiment Station at
Missoula, visited the local forest. In
company with Supervisor Webb and
Assistant Supervisors Dwinelle and
Stoltz they inspected a number Of fire
control stations on the Yak, and the
Fisher river and Wolf creek country.
Mr.. P. j. O'Brien, law enforcement
officer Of Missoula Forest Region No.
|, called at the office Of the Kootenai
forest Monday on official business.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-09-19
Attention Sp0rtSmen, Campers,
RanCherS Of Ko0tenai District

becomes safe to permit smoking in the
woods There is still real necessity for
care with camp fires. Please do not
leave your camp fire for any time at
all without first completely extinguish-
ing it. As late as Tuesday fire oc-
cured in the Hanging Valley from this
source
Ranchers and others having slash
and debris to burn are reminded that
it is unlawful during the entire month
OF September to set out fire even on
their own land without first having Sc
cured state burning permit See the
ranger in charge of the forest district
in which you reside and arrange with
him before starting fire. He will not
issue permit unless all necessary pre-
cautions essential to complete control
have been provided and he is certain
the material can be burned with safety.
All citizens of the community are
requested to kindly be thoughtful in
this respect and use extreme care until
heavy fall rains sufficient to wet down
the forest floor have fallen
r@ie c. S. WEBB,
Forest Supervisor.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-09-19
USE MORE DAIRY PRODUCTS
CAMPAIGN UNDER WAY

The dairy industry, supposedly re-
covering from the depths Of the de-
preston which it felt in 1888, is again
sliging downward to point where
butter will be retailing at 15c the
pound and the farmer will be receiving
hardly enough for cream and milk to
feed his cows. Such a situation has
been brought about by the combination
Of surplus production and under-con-
sumption, says the Montana depart
ment of agriculture.
Because of the surplus Of dairy pro-
ducts on hand due to excellent produc-
ing conditions of the year.. creamery
men all over the country are initiating
q movement to ask Washington to buy
500O0 00n pounds Of butter for those on
relief! Due to the great number of
people who have had to ask for federal
relief and could not themselves afford
TO buv even necessities. fewer people
have been purchasing dairy products.
The general opinion among doctors and
scientists that dairy products are
necessary to health. would make it
essential that those persons who ask
for aid should be aided in the health
ful way and also in way that will
benefit the greatest number of people.
Considering the fact that there are
26,00000n COWS whose work it is to
supply the United. States with milk,
making an industry valued at $780,
600 900 per year. there is no doubt that
such move on the nart of the govern
ment would indirectly be an enormous
boon to ONE of our LARGEST and most
necessary industries and its benefits
would reach into every state and every
small town in the states.
With the idea of encouraging the
use Of dairy products to increase the
health Of the general population as
well as the buying Of milk and its pro-
ducts the state of Montana backed by
the industry has proclaimed that this
month. Sentemher, be known as Dairy
Products Month The state is at
TEMPTING to teach the AVERAGE citizen
the health value 10 be found in these
neglected foods through public meet
ings, radio talks, pamphlets and news
papers. II is an opportunity for the
citizen to 90 behind the scenes and
find out the conditions and processes
which result in butter, ice cream, milk
and cheese on the dinner table.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-09-19
Marketing
OF Milk Under
Control Board
Min imum Price Set In
Libby by Authority of
State Law.
PRODUCERS OBJECT
TO REGULATIONS

Considerable interest was aroused hv
publication in this newspaper last
week Of an order of the State Milk
Control Board setting the price Of
milk retailed in Libby at IL cents per
quart. Several of the local producers
objected to it and wondered where the
authority therefor was obtained.
The last legislature passed a law
establishing Milk Control Board.
which has various powers to control
the price and distribution of milk. One
provision Of the act says:
Sec 6.--The board shall not ex-
erclse its power in any market except
upon written application Of an associa-
ton, organized under regulations salts
factory to the board. and supplying
substantial portion of the milk in that
community
Another section reads:
Sec. 8--The board shall require all
dealers in any market designated by
said board to be licensed by said
board
Sec. q The board shall
collect from each licensed dealer ar
annual fee not to exceed $1,000 for each
dealer subdivision as defined above.
The board shall assess each distributor
and-or producer distributor one cent
per hundred weight on all fluid milk
sold by. said distributor and-or pro-
chlcer-fstributo4 Any pro-
ducer selling to distributor shall bear
one-haH pro rata Of said sum-"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-09-19
District Officer Coming
For PIT. A. Meeting
(Reported for The Tamarack)

A wire from Mrs. VIM. M. Beers
president of the Montana Congress oil
Parents and Teachers, says, Have Sc
cured Mrs. James Scott of Helena for
organization meeting at Libby on Sept
20 She is the Western District presi-
dent, has been first vice. president and
has represented the president at Spo-
kane, therefore, very competent. | am
leaving tonight for National Parent
Teachers board meeting in Chicago and
do not consider ii advisable to post
pone your meeting"
Parents are urged to come. and take
part in the organization meeting Fri
day night An interested parent
should be chosen president and every
one should avail themselves of the
opportunity to hear Mrs Scott who is
familiar with the best methods of solv-
ing problems of the home and the
school. Come and get acquainted with
the new land old) members of the
faculty.