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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH MOD. COTTAGE.
BBarbor. Epping Forest. Franklin Manor
@ trade R9oa R1 oIa'caent co ldfs HyeS Sss59 sTe
FURNISHED COTTAGE ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay. near @ Ca Cape Anne. for sale; water
Lam. or call her at National i1e6.
FINISHED LOG CABIN IN HIGH-GRADE.
Ray Cape
or cal her al National one IfSi iI6ei hNo"IAN'
your family. New high.sradeo d oIo restricted d
community on Chesapeake Bay. only 20
mens See mrs hPs VIA or ea Peqcs bsq
National 1865. Take Route through
Marlboro. bear right TO new Southern Md
rows to churchton. Louis p. SHOE
SHERWOOD FoREsT-FoR SALE. AT
furnished &c complete; S1,30O cash. Open.
WILL FXCHANGE EQUITY IN 7-RooM
Mooosioe PARK home for beach cottage
1913. 9E 3St' preferably Beverly Beach. Shepherd
FOR RENT:-BUNGALoW. ACCOMMo-
GATE .; IDEAL Tor fishing parties this sea-
son: S35 for two weeks. Adams 3444.
FOR sALE-A LIMITED NUMBER OF
lots at Neales Beach; saltwater fishing.
grabbing and bathing: quarter mile from
state road: : prices and terms reasonable:
NEa1E ngaI R2ek }csrs PSlat' qd Md. W. ANDREW
BEVERLY BEACH. CHESAPEAKE Bay
Lots BUNGALOWS, terms: Gentiles only Send
Ior booklet. Address MAYO. A. A. Co. Nd.
THREE THOUSAND FEET WATER
water. fine boating, fishing hunting: I25
acres, including valuable timber. Ideal for
2ddaess soa sE Essy stsE oes fsss0na0 p5ce
IN NORTH BEACH PARK. CORNER LOT.
water front, 40x125; on Spruce ave: will
Miacd SMaiGInce; 1920 cash Il sold at once. Call
LAKE 4 k6 JAcKsoN~,oNE-RooM COTTAGE;
politan 1898. IL.
SIsI4 SPEcIA5 advS oFFER g6IsT F9R s5PTEEMBER:
fl5o auy up i Easy terms; rms; no a6anse ehs5Sss:
0ms 6s m es 1sF yesn Save Fl Free s0ef ercaal s
4o3 PEOPLES Life Ins. Bldg. Met. $3.50. i3'
217 ACRES ON CHESAPEAKE BAY. 5000
1Ieet 1et, OF wide sand beach; mostly good
pine oak tiubeT near ear STATE STATE road On !e sY2@ @ 5oH
Bailding. E n WILLIAMS Metropolitan 1s. a:nk
FEW fIssv.tsT nAPAE9NpAcK" M9 p z Loo FoVSE; N
Win foTFeous xsteS s yIeE sRAefd pE1co e TIGHa IffE
boS!s 6aEsAfEAkE I 81 Day Pay GsTAFE, Main
several baths. with furnaces. ali in good
condition. made for entertaining. Clean.
white beach; lot farm bldss. garages 1
cars; GERS 245 ae Consider, Wash. realty in
r. B. FARQUHAR. Adams o3o3
CALVERT co.
~ acres on the saltwater Patuxent
River: large, new tobacco barn, tenant
house; near paved highway and power
ing location
THEODORE F. MENK,
1877 Park Rd. Columbia 7S4S
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WANTED-FARMS,

100000 ACRES. ON HARD ROAD; IN
Fauauier. Fairfax. Prince william; near
high school: lowest price first letter. Ad-
dress Box 453-E. Star Office.
FARM. $50 TO 200 ACRES: WITHIN 90
miles of Washington. H. ADDISON
BOWIE. 621 H st. NV. National O27S.
HAVE BUYERS FOR FARMS REASON
ably priced; give description. location.
price. W. G. WILLIAMS. Metropolitan
Bank Building.
FARM. ABOUT so ACRES. WITH OPTION
TO BUY; 15 miles from Washington; state
price and condition land buildings. Ad-
dress Box S9-G, Star office.
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RENT-OFFlCE SPACE.

3 ROOMS. SECOND FLOOR. 1900 R I.
ave. ne. Suitable for doctor. dentist. real
estate. Apply Monday after 1890 am,
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COUNTRY ESTATES.

A GENTLEMANS FINE 2-ACRE ESTATE
on Severn River at Round Bay. adjoining
Severn Park. Md. miles from Annapolis;
bed rooms. servants quarters. baths
3-car. garage. fireplace. large porches;
completely furnished. rare good taste: un-
usual shrubbery, stone driveway. Owner
will rent right party for, only SIS mo.
H. NJ SANDRoCK. j. T. Round Bay;
Severna 191.
SEVERAL HANDSOME AND ELABORATE
estates Washington area. S35,000 TO
S100. 600. that are very desirable and at
architeeturally outstanding. THESE ARE
MY SPECLALTY.
an outstanding estate Old stone mapSr
house. in ideal setting, some good farm
bldgs,. 2S5 &C. very rich, well farmed soil:
a mile OF large streams through, place with
woodland and blue grass meadow Near
other fine estates; high above wash in
Montg. Co.. with two road fronts. PRICED
R. B. FARoUHAR. ADAMS o30s.
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314 Penna. Ave. s E.
CLARENDON VA

6-room brick, ami, oil burner, shade
trees; lot in rear fenced in; owner leaving
Located 3175 KEY blvd. Lyon Village.
$4,000 down, balance S63 81 per month
Including taxes. insurance and interest
until paid. F. H. A. loan. See this before
YOU buy.
JUDSON REAMY,
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RENT-FARMS

FARM FOR RENT. NEAR MANASSAS,
Virginia; 73 acres. good house and barn.
orchard: must own stock and machinery
Address Box 45-G, Star office.
BETWEEN BETHESDA AND ROCKVILLE.
cultivation; Groom house ard sheds: no
plumbing or water In house, good spring
lev 2l4-R
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FARM LAND
ACDTACD

12S3SEAf1NTC"
All types Of rural properties, suitable IN,
country sentlemen's estates. small farms
hunting preserves. subdivisions. villa sites
age iistnss Embracing ali sections. IN mefre sfre
anieate area Wtb fna Nh States Com
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.. INC
-73S 18th st. NV. Dist. $3.50.
NORTH OF WASHINGTON.
MoDERNIzED FARM HOUSE.
cleo; furnace; necessary outbuildinss; nss;
166 acres. mostly in grass: We'll wa
tered; stone house. excellent outbuildingS,
running water from spring; now only
FINE FARM HOME. FEDERAL HIGHWAY
100 or 159 acres. with large house and
good outbuildings; may be bought at
Prise that that makes It desr
A0is' 'Ano sely AcREsMs5 Fsssne sons one timber
GOOD ye-room house with electricity
BUILDING s1fFE. re- cEosE.INi los I'M
road sJe5 miles ns boc. p c. sGoS
slsyation' ss ndd old house hardly worth saving;
ioo ANEES EidHsoRHoop. s5sR5f feHiNo
bus. bus at door; good land rear ante rOilins
12 miles D; G.; only $4,000.
PRE-REVOLUTIONAR HOUSE.
Price greatly reduced on this hne old
house; built OF stone: frame and brick;
contains about IA rooms bath; h W. heat
in part: electricity; high elevation; in
setting OF large trees; good outbuildingS;
about 80 acres of land.
LARGE DAIRY AND STOCK FARM.
Only $4,000 now for 232 acres good
land with new dairy barn; 2 good houses.
large stock barn and other buildings;
great bargain to settle an estate.
Other equipped and going dairy farms,
with checks. to 5000 or more per month;
not much cash required. Open Sunday.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
ga Carroll ST.. Takoma Park. Geo. $500.
400 ACRES, $4,000.
On So. Md. State road. SO miles d. C..
in good neighbOrhood; pre-Civil War IL
rooms and bath house, in good condition;
fine large stable, with NOW and silo;
tenant houses. tobacco barns; sold to
close estate; will divide and consider cash
offer.
THEODORE F. MENK,
1897 Park Rd. Columbia 7s45.
s,50O.ACRE BATTLE VIEW FARM. LO-
Gated on Lee Highway. about 10 miles
from Warrenton; good horse or stock
farm.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 7940. Walnut 9l5s.
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YOU HAVE LONG WANTED A
fine estate or good farm in Mont
gomery County. Md. the best
desire now. I have been appraise
ing farms here for more than a
decade and know values and
where the real buys are. This
knowledge will be valuable in
making your selections. See me
personally at my farm miles
sW. Rockville on Great Falls I'd
c. r. ROWDYBUSH,
Cold Spring Manor.
Rockville, Md, Route 2,
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WANTED-STORE ROOM.

LOCKSMITH WANTS 200 SO. FT. SHOP.
suitcase. or accessible room; window dis
: or 3 rm apartment: must be reas. Ad
oresS Box 323-G. Star Office
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RENT-STORAGE SPACE.
RENT-STORES.

end FLOOR OF sos i4th ST NV, FOR
rent. suitable for small business or stor-
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SALE-LOTS.
fCnptsuuRH


yNUsuAL HOME ONE. STE ,nasti6S ,MEAiDoW idrv it!yF
sse prics sns rs
UNDERwGsoERo 3 EoFs' AN9 ss;9do. ~ ST: NV
Growing community OF new houses.
1s4s H AsPRaSMERT sI! nv: W: bdis.sEEie. dsEi 1900.
WE HAVE SEVERAL EXCEPTIONALLY
attractive building sites near. the Army,
Navy and Marine Club In nearby Virginia,
proyements. for sale at the exceptionally
i restricted e attractive ZONES Of medium htsa
those those desiring to build real home where re
- 1zle / faSis 81 sK sHoENsSkiakl sSsi5aksl 1885,
st5icted section 75xl5o. 1000. seaati- @
full corner lot. on Sligo ave-. near Flower,
4oxaoS ssoo @ boE sfs Tao ioss lSfa %s6
improvements, 50xl50. $3.50 each Other
of Houses snd proe ne
sonable. We arrange your financing and
TAKOMA PARK REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Shepherd 4319.
FIVE 20-FT. ROW HOUSE LOTS IN MT.
aiHE;; Pleasant; Sewer and water in. B. H.
GRUVER, Sl6 Investment Bldg.
apartments. $500 each. VIII Win 0uReip Reip
TcSpOuSlDle 1HeSe lOJS
hood.
Fourteen 1s-ft. lots for row houses in
good Northeast neighborhood; Can be
bought for less than $500 q lot on easy
terms.
Near 18th and D sts n.e-Fourteen
lots, 171axs3, zoned for duplex apart
ments. can be bought at very attractive
For further Information call Mr.. Raine.
wAPLE l. JAMES. INC,
1924 14th st. NV. District 3346.
BEAUTIFUL LOT. HANDICAPPED AND
planted; built-up section; all improvements
in street: size 6Ox105 it.: located within
"a block Of Wisconsin ave.. in Bethesda.
Md. Asking $1,000.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
5000 Wisconsin Ave. Wise. 1858.
ARE YOU PLANNING HOME THAT RE-
quires a large area, and in an outstanding
section where the price is right? We have
to the. park. country clubs and riding
academies, q wooded knoll containing over
can be purchased for S1.s50. We con-
slider this the outstanding buy of this
nature in this charming area.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K St. NV. National 1866.
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5-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE. FURN.. ON
Dunn Loring I'd. Phone Falls Church
S59-F-21.
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Lots. $97.5O up: terms as low as 81
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl. 1853
WANTED-LOTS.
HAVE CLIENTS FOR GROUND FOR ROW
ana detacned houses and apartments in all
sscti3nS Of DSsrSt 1S OF Golqm6a and nearby
gS7 18th st. NV District 1865. 'e.'
HAVE BUYERS for lots In D. c.,
nearby Va. and Md. State price
and location. 420 Bond Bldg,
Natl 9646.
SALE-FARMS.
NEW BUNGALOW. ACRE. GOOD ROADS.
WA1E T. !si RENNETs sTGye VIENNA ln1ab 5l route 'o
:O0:.ACRE FARM. NEAR WALDORF. MD.
Apply j. CECIL GARDINER La Plata \. Ma
100 ACRES, JUST OFF STATE ROAD.
out Central ave. Nearly all clear land.
Groom house. large tobacco barn. This is
good land. but has been neglected; ST. 900.
Saildins. M e; WILLIAMS Metropolitan b. 5:nk
$4,000 ACRES. GOOD HOUSE. .ON
GRAIN. 4sSe Lee hwy. Walnut 6e5a.
$50 DoWN-IsA ACRES HIGH. WOODED
nss o. ess Slde $50
land improved with q 7-room frame dwell
ing with beautiful setting: nice shade. large
narn numerous outhuildipes. few acres In
of cuitivstion; Well fenced and wstered 6y
well springs and streams; on good road.
sss ss sf q S naS sasS a
paymsnt and terms on the balance. n. 3.
enre1HREdL eMn5Tre1HREdL HsTEndon ~ W. g. call N
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NEED So 500 70 FINANCE AUTO DEAL
erShip; general repairs. gas ETC.; refer
ences. Address Box 55-G, Star ONCE. 15'
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SPECIAL oFFER FoR SEPTEMBER.
CALVERT co

~ acres on the saltwater Patuxent
River: large, new tobacco barn, tenant
house: near paved highway and power
line, 3.00O-foot safe, sandy beach; duck
ing location
THEODORE F. MENK.
1927 Park Rd. Columbia 7s45.
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OUT-oF-TOwN REAL ESTATE.
wANTTn-MONFY

BRICK HOUSE S-room: new Hagerstown
either for D. c. property. Clev. 1908
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BEAUTIFUL. LOT WITH 142-FT. 'FRONT.'
age, high elevation. large trees; 1 block
Esss Esa 9a 18th St park $4,000
have all improvements. including wide.
paved streets and are offered at less than
Evening star., 1936-09-13

UNUSUAL LOCATION.
Advantageous, exclusive residential Sec
tion of Observatory Circle with frontage
on two streets. high-class building site
suitable for embassy. legation or town
house; 7,143 So. IT. Offered at a price
' THos. j. FISHER CO.. INC.
73S 18th st. NV. Dist. $3.50.
CHOICE LOT. 4OxlOO. NEXT CORNER
Military I'd. and 32nd St. Chevy Chase. D.
c.; great bargain: $3.50.
Two beautiful 3712-foot lots on Concord
ave. near Blair I'd: macadam street. wa
ter and sewer. at 81 900 each.
Lot S0xl40 Tennyson St near Utah
ave- Chevy Chase. D. c.: special bargain
st. near 18th St and Western ave: yery
low price: 81 l.575: all improvements. some
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BUILDERS AND INVESTORS,
=. Number of lots for loW-cost homes.
Also small acreage. D. G. Address Box
69-G, Star Office.
LARGE CORNER LOT. 80 FEET, FRONT
Highway; near new high school: high land
large shade trees; 1,50O. w. G. WILL
LIAMS, Metropolitan Bank Bldg.
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ONLY FEW LOTS LEFT.

Chillum Gardens. Chillum and Sargent
roads, just north of Catholic University
Md. ne: 60x110 #. and deeper, S525 up.
Save and profit: buy now. Ground broken;
two new homes and more to follow i'm
arrangements by purchasers. Phone Green.
wood oS4H or 1856
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COLORED
Lots. S97 so up terms as low as 81
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl. 1853
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-11-05
Ballots For Absent
Voters Travel Far

A. large, number of absent voters
ballots were mailed out this year by
the county clerk and recorders office,
something over 13O Many of them
travelled long distances and made good
time on the journey. One set of bal
lots was mailed from here to Washing
ton, D. c., OH Oct "a and got back to
Libby on Octozer g. Another was
mailed to party in Texas and after
the mailing word was received from the
party that he had moved to Livingston,
Mont There was very little time to
spare but County Clerk Carpenter has
tened a letter to the postmaster of the
office to which the ballots had been
mailed in Texas instructing him to for
ward to Livingston. The voted ballot
arrived from Livingston in time to be
counted
Two ballots intended for Eureka pre-
cincts arrived in Libby Monday night
in time to be mailed to- Eureka that
night and thus would be at the desig-
rated precinct on election day. which is
required by law There have been
times when ballots have reached the
clerks hands SO late that they could
not be mailed or sent to the designated
precinct in time to be voted on cleo
ton day. In that case, the absent voter
lost his vote Fortunately there are
not many of such cases.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-11-05
Lions Club HOnOrS
Visiting Official

/ Honor was paid by the Libby Lions
club to visiting official at a special
dinner and meeting held in the dining
room Of the Masonic hall last Saturday
night The visiting official was the dis
trict governor, Lion F. G. Van Denmark
of Cutbank. Mr. Van Denmark was ac-
companied by Mrs. Van Denmark and by
Lion r. S. Good and wife, also of Cut
bank As an honor to the visiting ladies'
the wives of the Libby Lions were
also present.
The president of the Libby club, J.
A. Krall, acted as presiding officer He
stated that because of the republican
rally to be held at o'clock, III bust
ness matters would be dispensed with
and then meeting adjourned in time 50
those who wished to do so could at
tend the rally He first introduced
Lien Good, who spoke briefly MIR Good
told Of the great success the Cutbank
club had had in increasing its member
ship In town about the size Of Lib
by. the club had membership Of more
than eighty He urged that the Libby
club start a membership campaign in
order that Governor Van Denmark
might be eratified with a fine record
while in office.
Mr.. Good was followed by the dis
trict governor. who spoke at some
length on the work OF Lionism He
told Of his visit to the international
convention during the past summer in
the east and recited some Of the high
lights of the trip there He held the
attention of his audience with a
description of his visit to Quebeck and
also at the convention. Governor Van
Denmark also told Of the various praise
worthy projects the different clubs Of
the district are sponsoring. He especial
" referred to the present major project
Of the district, an attempt to get law
through the next legislature that will
provide for the rehabilitation of adult
/ blind persons--the teaching of them oil
some trade or some line of work
whereby they may become self-sup-
porting. The state OF Montana is al
ready taking care of its blind minors
but there are no provisions for the re-
i Mobilization of adults.
Governor Van Denmark also spoke Of
the excellent publicity the Libby club
has received and remarked that the
club here was receiving the best pub
licity of any club in the district. The
district he refers TO covers the entire
state of Montana and part of Alberta
Also present as guests of the club
were w M Cady of Standpoint anc
Ezra r. Whitla Of Idaho Mr.. Whitls
being the republican national commit
teeman from Idaho, campaign manager
for Senator Borah and the man wht
was to be the principal speaker at ths
republican rally later that evening
These were introduced by Lion Charlie
D. Rowe. Other guests were Mr.. snt
Mrs. E. E. Jaqueth who We're intro
duced by Lion J w. Farris Later il
the evening Mrs. Van Denmark and Mrs
Good were also introduced and givel
the honor of a Lion salute.
During the evening Lion Seims wa
honored by being presented with Ike.
pin. the reward for having obtaine'
two new members.
An excellent dinner served by tn
ladies of the First Lutheran churcl
aided in making this meeting pleasan
one and one that was enjoyed by thos
present.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-11-05

Identification of Roads
Becomes Popular In
Recent Years.
u. S. GOVERNMENT
SPENDS 5000, 900

Improvement of roadsides by land
scape grading, seeding, sodding, anc
planting has become increasingly popu-
| lar In recent years. Since 1883 it ha.
been required that each state include
roadside improvement projects in its
program of work to be done with fed
eral funds administered by the bureau
of public roads. The total program
completed, under improvement, anc
planned-includes 1881 sections of road
improvement according to plans pre-
pared by landscape specialists. Road
sides have been, or are being, inn
proved on approximately 5000 miles Of
roadway at cost Of more than ST.
0OO,000 of which the federal govern
ment is contributing more than
$1,000 900
Most Of these improvements are on
main arteries Of travel at the approach
es to the more important centers of
population, and much of the work has
been done along existing surfaced
highways
Several features of roadside improve
ment work that have come to the at
tention of highway engineers as a result
of the object lesson demonstrations,
have been adopted in regular highway
construction practice in several of the
states. Among the practices adopted
are flatter grading Of slopes and slope
rounding, reduction in the depth of
bitches, elimination OF borrow" pits,
better Cleanup of the roadsides
after construction is completed, the
saving Of trees and other volunteer
growth, the conservation Of topsoil
humus where feasible for later use in
ground cover protection, the planting
of natural snow barriers, and the con-
struction Of small parking areas at
scenic outlooks Several states, in
building new roads. are doing as much
Of this Work rs ,right-of-way widths
permit.
State highway department organiza-
tions are providing for an improved
technical approach to the various road
side problems, and as experience is &C
cumulated, they are developing more
effective iHclilous VI ildiluliliS Tie Mol Is.
Only a few years ago highways were
completed with little thought to the ap-
pearance Of the finished roadside and
attempts were made at So called beau
tificationn under conditions already
bad and often with overemphasis on
some particular kind of planting. Re
suits have been much better since road
side improvement has been regarded as
an integral part of highway improve
ment to be provided for in planning
rather than as an afterthought follow
ing construction.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-11-05
Libby Club To Study
Greater WASHINGTON

The regular meeting of the Libby
Wornan's club will be held next Tues
day, Nov. 10. in the Community room
Because of the nature of the program
this will be an evening meeting with
the business session beginning prompt
ly at 7:30 O'Clock
The program for this meeting will be
on Washington, D. c.. "The Most Beau
tiful Capital in the World" and will in
clude illustrated talks ON the most at
tractive government buildings, monu-
merits and places of historical sig
nificaure
The greater Washington ten year pro-
gram will also be touched upon This
is the program which has to do with the
making over of Pennsylvania avenue
from the capitol to the White House,
with an architect from France being in
charge
This November program should be OF
unusual interest to every club member.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-11-05
Comm mi he 6ijnt
WORTHWHILE AND OTHERWISE,
ON MATTERS IMPORTANT AND
UNIMPORTANT.
DEMOCRACY AGAIN SPEAKS

Once more the American people have
exercised their sovereign right Of
choosing the men who are to govern
them
One of the most vigorous campaigns
in the history of the nation has come to
an end and once more the die has been
cast The result is now "in the lap OF
the gods"
Regardless of the outcome of the
election, there will be large numbers
who will be firmly convinced the ma
ton is heading straight toward ruin.
And on the other hand there will un-
doubtedly be a much larger number
who will as ardently believe a step in
the progress of civilization has been
made
Many earnest and thoughtful men
and women have felt that issues were
involved in the late campaign of
utmost and vital Importance to the fu-
ture of the nation and the welfare of
its people. Many have felt that some
of the policies that have been advo-
Gated mean the Ultimate destruction of
liberty here in America if persisted in
Others believe this has been merely
another milestone in the age-long fight
between labor and the privileged
classes. Thus ones reaction to the re-
suit of the election naturally lines up
with ones conviction regarding the is
sues involved
Be that as it may, the American peo-
pie have spoken and, according to our
theory of democracy, all should abide
by the result.
And every patriotic American will
hope that out of the clash of opinion,
out of the debate and argument will
come better conception of good gov
eminent and determination to at
tain it.
America was conceived and dedicated
to liberty and to the ideal that equal
right and opportunity must and shall
be accorded to all her citizens, great
and small. Hasten the day when that
ideal shall in truth be attained
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-11-05
Democrats
.WinBigLinColn
County Victory
All Candidates Elected In
Landslide That Swept
the Nation
REPUBLICANS LOSE
ON STATE TICKET

In line with the democratic landslide
that rolled over the United States last
Tuesday, the voters Of Lincoln county
rolled up deluge that smothered ev-
cry republican candidate. 1t was q
clean sweep for all democratic candi-
dates, both republicans and independ-
ents going down to defeat.
President Roosevelt was re-electec
with the greatest majority ever given .
president And the democratic MAORI
ty will be increased in both the national
house and senate. The American peo-
pie have spoken in no uncertain terms
that they favor the New Deal
The same landslide that struck the
nation also submerged Montana, and
according to reports this morning not
republican was elected on the state
ticket. II was thought for some time
that Hazelbaker for governor and ire
land for state superintendent of public
instruction would win but later returns
carried them also down to defeat.
For judge of the district court, the
race is very close with Judge lockwood
leading. Last night lockwood held a
slight lead in Flathead county over
King with two or three small precincts
to be heard from. In Lincoln county
q precincts out Of "a gave lockwood
1870, to 1856 for King, lead Of TIA for
lockwood
Lincoln county returns are given be-
low. with all precincts reported on ma
tonal, state and county offices. On the
judgeship, % precincts out Of "a On the
referendums and amendments, 20 pre-
cincts reported out of a.