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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Graham Bread Named for
Lecturer on Temperance

Graham bread received Its name
from Sylvester Graham 179d-lS5D,
an American lecturer on temperance
and food reform. He was born at
Suffield, Conn. After studying at
Amherst for a time he entered the
Presbyterian ministry In 1925. He
maintained that vegetable diet was
Incompatible with desire for stimu-
lants, and as part OF his temperance
and feed reform campaign he not only
advocated total abstinence from meat
but also recommended the eating OF
bread made y unsifted or nnbolted
wheat -four; that is, flour In which all
the wheat kernel except the husk Is
used In "A Defense Of the Graham
System Of Living" published In 1895.
Graham wrote.
"Of wheat hread. there are three va
rieties: In the first. all the bran Is
separated: In the second. only the
coarse, and. In the third. none at all.
The bread made Of -four from which
all the bran has been separated In
that most commonly used. but bread
made of flour from which none OF the
bran has been separated Ia fhe most
wholesome"
Graham is often referred 10 as the
Inventor" or "introdmcer' Of Graham
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Pierri Takes Third Strike
in Promoting the Turks

undaunted, Perri sailed forth for
another Turk, and this time came with
another giant, NouraIah. Strange as
II may seem, Plerrl again put his trust
into American managers, and once
moro Billy Brady signed the Turk
under his management And still an
other trip for Antonio and again an.
other Turk. This time X was Jal All
pronounced Hall Aiali), and this time
not Brady but Martin Julian won the
affection Of the Invader, and for tho
third time PIerri was without his
champion.
All these Turks were great wrestlers.
On his home-bound trip In 1893 Yous-
souf was passenger on the Inflated
French liner. La Bourgogne, and lost
his life In the disaster.
A legendary story gained circula-
ton that the Turk wore belt around
his body, with all his money 10 $40 gold
pieces. The story Is no doubt fable,
because no American managers would
have permitted YouBsouf to get away
with 80 much weight In gold.
Did you know that wrestling was
the favorite indulgence Of tho Father
Of Our Country, George Washington
President Lincoln also made CRAP
ping his favorIte sport and met all
,omsrs In the exercise room.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Something About a
New BrOOm-anda
New House Dress!
PATTERN No. 17s7-B


A house dress, after all. Is a house
dress-yet 1t needn't be lust anoth
er house Dress as convinclngly dem
onstrated In this unusually trim and
clever design. The V neck front and
back Is made In contrasting mate
rial and emphasized by the effective
use Of bright buttons. The short and
comfortable set-in sleeves are I'm
ished with pointed cuffs, also In con-
trast and button trimmed. The
blouse is gathered to the skirt I'M
der a self-fabrlc belt, and the skirt
features a full-length front panel
with novel pockets achieved by the
distinctive cut OF the side pieces
These pieces, pointed and button
trimmed, harmonic with the motif
used In the collar and cuffs, and
there are kick pleats In the front
necessary for active household
duties.
Choose your favorite cotton-per-
Gale, Bingham, chambray, or pique-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
PACKAGE No. 57b.
BY GRANDMOTHER CLARK

by oHAiNOMO F1EN (LANA
This little quilt answers the ques-
ton, What shall | make for the
baby" Eight cute Sunbonnet b.
bies. One for each day In the week
and a holiday. This quilt requires
the pictured eight 9-inch blocks and
seven plain blocks. Embrolder the
stamped blocks In simple outline
stitch using any color thread desired.
The plain blocks and border may be
white but dainty pastel shades viii
be very effective. One and one-haf
yards of S6-inch material Is required
for the plain blocks and 6-inch Dor
der allowing one-fourth inch fer
seams. Finished quilt measures 81
by "a inches when using I 6-inch
border.
Package No. SIS contains these
eight 0-inch quilt blocks stamped Al
good quality white quilting material,
also quilting design In actual size
for quilting the plain blocks and
border. Instructions are also In
Guided. Sent postpaid for q cents.
Address, Home Craft Co.. Dept
D. Nineteenth and st. Louis Ave, st.
Louis, Missouri.
Send stamped addressed envelope
for reply when writing for any IN
formation.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
I78 7-B

IN your most becoming color and
make 1t up In an hour or two.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1787-B
Is available In sizes IA, 10. Is, 20, 40,
AZ and A. Corresponding bust meas
urements 80, "a, 30, 50, 40, AZ and A.
Size 10 (34) requires 81 yards OF 35
inch material, and IA yard contrast
Ing. Every Barbara Bell Pattern In
cludes an Illustrated instruction
guide which Is easy to understand.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1787-B
can be procured for fifteen cents.
The Barbara Bell Pattern Book fea-
turing winter designs Is ready.
Send fifteen cents today for your
copy.
Send your order to The Sewing
Circle Pattern Dept, 387 w. Adams
st., Chicago, I'll.
. Ball syndicats.--WNU Services.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
zMaN@om1
ADVENTURES
CLUB
1M@ my
HOtU Vars Are Born
BY FLOYD GIBBONS
Famous Headline Hunter.

ERES lad who says Shangha-and boy would
have tough time trying prove abb that statement
As matter of fact aibi might dig would be shot to
pieces before started because this lad sends picture he took OF
Colonel Freddie Barker standing the rifle mpacc
the International Settlement during Sine Japanese
argument at Shanghai.
The with
he Incident
which he incident
between the old u
Incident happened buddies
Battalion United
toned sinza Shanghai
after CHI
n =
The officers the battalion tailor
and day
him his
lines
getting
Guard Is Armed for Any Emergency
commander other
and armed with pistols submachine
Inside while Frank
the officers
consisting OF 20 and officer marching the
They
doorway, turned teved rifles :
They stood that poised
the soldiers
The
with
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
More Than 100 Styles
of Modern Wrestling

There are today more than a hun
dred known styles OF wrestling. or
which catch-as-cntch-can Ia mostly
prevalent In America, Graeco- Roman
style In Europe, Judo and Souma style
In Japan and collar and-elbow In Ire
land.
In the old Roman amphItheaters the
contests were to the death. The gam
hlers were seldom accused OF fixing
things.
The immortal Shakespeare was a
wrestling fan. Note Orlandos contest
with Dukes wrestler In AS You
Ike It."
The most famous match In all his
tory was between Henry VIII and
Francis | at the meeting of the
Cloth OF Gold In 1920 At that time
the French and English kings were
the foremost monarchs In the world.
In india, China and Japan wrestling
has been practlced almost uninter-
ruptedly for thousands OF years. Reg
ular contests are carried on at Toxic
In a ring surrounded with two circles
Of thlrty-six bags Of earth. A bow
and bowsprlng formerly were given
AZ the prize.
The time to throw 4 man IL when
he Is moving or exertng his strength
in the same direction as TINT In which
you desire to throw him. The force OF
the aggressor Is then applied along the
line OF least resistance.
Wrestlers come and 20 In cycles
Just before the turn OF the century,
Youssouf, the Terrible Turk. was the
Juror He was an immense sized gladi-
ator. Yet had hard time downing
little fellow named Ernst Roeber.
Youssouf was brought here from the
sultan of Turkey to impress the world
with the strength OF his regiment OF
athletes. Antonio PIerri. Greek
brought him here, but was relieved OF
him by Billy Brady.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

bread. He was neither, for whole
wheat bread was the first wheat bread
made. Graham's name became asso-
ciated with Its because he included the
article In his dietary regimen, which
AT one time had many thousands Of
adherents throughout the United
States. The system was called Ora
ham and Its adherents GrahamItes. =
indianapolis News.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

The principal denominations IN the
colonies were the Church OF England,
the Lutheran, Congregational or Non.
conformist, and later the Baptist, and
Methodist as well as the Roman Cath
Ollie. The Bibles principally In use were
the King James version OF the English
Bible, the Lutheran translation OF the
German Bible, and the Douai transln
ton OF the Catholic or French Bible,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Two kinds of Fox Terrier.

There are two kinds OF fox terriers
namely, the eth-haired and the
wire-haired The smooth haired ter.
rler has the same courageous and lov
able qualities as his brother and W
TO recent years has been the most pop
ular- The two types weigh somewhere
between IL and 20 pounds and are con
sldered one OF the most popular breeds
10 the dog kingdom.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Answers
Leaning Tower Of Pisa Only
a Second-Ratcr in Slantinx

The Leaning Tower Of Pisa h not
unique. Similar structures exist ali
over the world, and some are even
higher and more out OF perpendi<x-
lar than that Of Pisa. They 9re
campanlles, steepies, pagodas, min
arets and lighthouses such ~ the
Portoferraio on Elba.
One giant minaret In SamArkand,
Russia, leans 50 far over that 1t has
to be supported by thousands Of feet
OF heavy steel cable.-Coliier'x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Y Wanna Rassle?
Let Jack Curley
Tell Y the Tricks
9 New York Post.-WNU Service

Let Jack Curley, the famed promoter,
tell you some things you ought to kno,o
about The ancient pastime. Mr.. Curley
says:
EOR every hold there 10 counter.
- Leverage, and not brute strength,
wins falls.
Accounts of contests, great and
small. arc preserved for us In poetry
and legend. The great Homer IdoIixed
the game.
Wrestling dates back to $500 B. c.
Even among the most ancient nations,
wrestling was ~ we'll understood.
with Its various holds and breaks, a.
1t IL At the present day.
Again, going back to Homer, we
can quote him mentioning the famous
encounter between Ajax and Ulysses.
Ajax was the incarnation OF all ply
steal power In man; Ulysses, the pos
SCISSOR OF every art and vile.
The written history Of wrestling.
however, antedates the legendary tales
Of Homer and the much sung siege OF
Troy. In the land OF Egypt we find In
ancient temples evidence that wres-
thing was perfected art many thou
sand years before Christ.
Not far from the bank OF the Nile,
In the temple tombs OF Benz Hassan,
WrestIcrs are depicted In every hold
known today.
Three hundred and eighty.six posi-
tlons are clevcriy cut into the sides Of
Tomb XVII Of BenI Hassan, and Tomb
XVI contains another ESQ positions.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Giving of Civil Word Leaves
One With a Greater Store

II a civil word or two Will render
a man happy, he must be a wretch,
Indeed, who will not give them to
him. Such disposition Is like
lighting another mans candle by
ones own. which loses none of Its
brilliancy by what the other gainE.-
Penn.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
Don't Entrust Your
Own or Your Family's
Well Being to Unknown

Preparations

THE person to ask whether the
! preparation you or your family
are taking for the relief of headaches.
is SAFE to use regularly is your
family doctor. Ask him particularly
about Genuine BAYER ASPIRIN.
He will tell you that before he
discovery of Bayer Aspirin most
pain remedies we're advised
against by physicians as bad for the
stomach and, often. for the heart.
Which is food for thought if you
seek quick. safe relief.
Scientists rate Bayer Aspirin
among the fastest methods yet dis
covered for the relief of headaches
and the pains OF rheumatism, neu-
ritis and neuralgia. And the expert
ence Of millions of users has proved
it safe for the average person to use
regularly. In your DUN interest re-
member this.
You can get Genuine Bayer
Aspirin at any drug store simply
by asking for it by its full name,
BAYER ASPIRIN. Make it
point to do this - and see that you
get what you want.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
The Mind
L,
Motor HEN
By
LOWELL.
HENDERSON
The Syllables Test
Q B44i syndaoats.--WNU Srv!cA

In this test there are two columns
OF syllables. Take syllable out At
the first column and unite 1t with one
In the second column to form word.
When You are finished. you should
have ten words,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

To keep clean and healthy take DIR.
Pierce. Pleasant Pellets. They regulate
liver, bowels and stomach.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27
S(ndlSg|
In tbs Contest

In the Contest
Miss Ald-Jimmle Ia one boy In =
hundred.
Miss Wait-Does he know he Ii
competing with that many7
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

In His Steps
Prisoner Ito jailer)--As a special
favor, I wish you would put me In
cell No. 38.
Jailer-Why 20?
Prisoner-It's the one that my r.
Their always had.-Pathfinder Maya
zine
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

Help! Helpi
whats your Idea OF civiIizatlonT
Its good idea. Somebody ought
10 start it."-Tlt-Bits Magazine.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-27

Need for Il
A man who paddles his own canoe
soon wants larger craft.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
Actitud de la
SOciedQd M9dicQ

Recordara ell lector que con fecha reciente, empujados por Ell
sincere deseo de que por fin asome en- nuestro hOriz0nte ell sol
permitimos proponer q la honorable sociedad Medica Mexicana
de Los Angeles. un programa en- pro de la salud de nuestros her
Segun expicamos en- ell artfculo de referenca, era ea mi
ciativa parte solamente de otras tantas que POGO a POGO iremos
presentando a nuearas sociedades en- Los Angeles, en- la Green
ca de que al ponerse cada nuceo a desarronar actividades en-
pro de nuestro mejoramiento moral Y ffsico, lograremos todos los
que hablamos espanol Ell la urbe angelina, cuando menos, inte-
grar un conglomerado que Sc distlnga por la noheza de sus aspi-
gar en- no LELAND da a cuajar en- algo halagadoramente practice.
observation-disclosures, para desencanto del amino mas optnistai
contra nuestras mas acariciadas esperanzas hemos encontrado en-
la sujotesca jornada que nos hemos impuesto, Ell primer escono
de incomprensi6n en- un ndcleo por todos conceptos respectable,
como es ell que forman los galenos de la Sociedad que nos ocu-
pa, va que la respuesta dada a la iniciativa, y que aparecio EN-
esta seccion Ell domingo pasado, no es sino una negativa termi-
mantle, aun cuando venga envuelta en- los oropeles de La cortesla
que en- estos casos es de oficio y que es inherente q La Distinguish
calidad de quienes la otorgaron.
A pesar del curse que han seguido los acontecmientos, ha-
ciendo honor a Ia verdad, expresaremos que muehoS de los ga
en- nunerosas ocasiones han tenido gestos que ponen de manifies-
to ell laudable Y generoso temple de sus almas, va que al pres
de los compatriotas que sufren. han demostrado palmariamente
que ss corazones son veneros de altrusmo. Sea un eJemplo
concrete ell de la Benefcencia Mexcana. sociedad a la cual han
brindado sus servicios con ell mayor desinteres y voluntad que
imaginarse pueda.
la actitud de los sehores mednos ha parecdo extrana e injusta,
desde ell momento que, segdn les expicamos cuando nevaron a
Sc echaran sobre sus espaldas la realization del programa, cal
cado en- las clausuas de que este Sc componfa. va que csc era
pritu de los facultativos, la generosa emulaci6n que emociona
primero Ell amino y que, tomando forma de pensamiento creador,
ficantes caminos de la acci6n bienhechora.
Nos rendimos ante ell argumento de que ia campana hgie-
nizadora, en- cuanto a colocar carteles en- sitos pubicos 81 re-
fiere, es una atribuci6n de las autoridades locales; mas no We
mos quien o quienes pudieran oponerse a que la sociedad Me
dica, con la ayuda de ouas sociedades, imp1miera panfletos en-
estlo claro y texto concise para que, quienes necesitan esas en-
senanzas sa i e an lie $ u conolc clen,a masera direcf fe VI q a. n ia rea d de
espirtu, que hay que levantar con una inyeccion de conocmlen-
dda por las autoridades locales, las cuales jamas podran mani
festar por los nuestros. ell interes que en- los miembros de nues-
ira colonia Sc hace, no una mera devotion. sino un deber inc
La opinión., 1936-01-19
FUNDEMos EsCUELAs MEXICANAs


JOSE SANTOS CHCCANO nacio en- Ia ciudad de Lima. Pc
ri Siendo muy ioven revelo sus aptitudes como poeta. Desde
su juventud llev6 una vida LENA de aventuras romantlcas y dra
matcas. v a veces con perfiles de tragedia.
Antes de los veinte amos de edad tomo parte en- las luchas po-
lticas de su patria. pubicando voentos ataques contra Ia dlcta-
dura miitar, 10 que lie vaio ser recluido en- la prision de Casa
matas, del puerto de Canao, de la cual saio durante la revolu-
cion de 1895, encabezada por don Nicolas Pierola, que derroco
al gobierno. Fue entonces cuando Sc comenzo a perfllar como
poeta vigoroso.
dea, Iras Santas (que parecen escritas con fuegol Azares y e
Canto del Siglo. a fines del siglo NIX. Mas tarde escrblo La
Epopeya del MORO, poema patrotco que fue premlado por ell
Congress- peruano V mas tarde do a conocer I'll Derrumbe, que
10 do a conocer como poeta epno. Lego despues en- FL Ateneo
de Lima Glen sonetos vernaculos que dedico al cantor del Maya
ell primer prenio en- un concurso organizado por el gobierno para
Zanzibar la letra del Himno Nacional. 10 cual pr fin no Sc leVo
a efecto. -,
Nombrado Secretario de la Embajada de su pals en- Madrid
en- 1908, hizo amistad con los mas notables hteratos espanoles y
pubico su lbro "Selva Virgen', con prologo de Ruben Darlo y
ell drama Los Conquistadores. Despues de algunos amos paso a
Centre America como Consul General de su patria. A continual
cin paso a Mexico, interviniendo EN- la asonada reVouclonara
que derroco a don Porfirio, habiendo estado al lado de Pancho
Villa. su intimo amigo v de Francisco |. Madero, a QUEEN al mo-
temala, en- donde fue protegido del dictator Manuel Estrada Ca
brera. Cuando este cayo. los revolucionarios incendiaron su ca
sa v ss manuscrtos v 10 apriaonaron, hablendo sldo absuelto
por fin Regres6 a Lima en- 1921 y en- 1928 la municipahdad de
esa ciudad 10 premi6 con sesenta mil soles por su ceiebre Epope-
va del Libertador. Pr csc tempo publico ell poema Al Iequen-
DANA. que aparecera proximamente en- LA OPINION.
Sc VIC envuelto en- multitud de pendencias con plstola y flo
rete, en- la mayoria de las cuales saho triunfante. Despues. de
algunos amos Sc dirigi6 a Santiago de Chile, en- donde algulen.
ell IS de diciembre de 1884 10 utimo con un punal. Su vida no
fue mas que un soneto luminoso y tragco. Uo de sus admira-
dores ha dicho "que hubiera smo capaz de esperar a la MueIte
FUNDEMos EsCUELAs MEXICANAs
La opinión., 1936-01-19
A PROGRESISTA
ELIGIO FL Il
SU DIRECTIYA
Sesionara ell martes y cam
biara SUI domicilio a otro
mas centrico

Ell sefior Gonzalo Plnedo. Secre-
tario Supreme de l. Sociedad Pro
gresista Mexicana, nos comunica
Que Ell 10 de diciembre pr6ximo. ell
Congreso Executive Supreme de esa
organization = trece de sus sueur
sales, @sistieron a la installation de
Ia Jogia "Penito JuArezn No
81. Ell Ia poblaci6n de Tulare. Calf,
habi6 lose inaugurado con veinti-
ctneo socios. siguio al acto la to-
ma de possession de Ia Mesa Direc
tiva, Ell desarrollo de un programa
literario cuyos ndmeros fueron muy
lucidos, h~abiendose servido a con-
tinuacion una cen para todos los
concurrentes a Ia ceremonial, la
cual gozo de algunas horas de bal
lie.
FL dfa Is de diciembre los miem
bros del Congress- Sc trasladaron a
Ia poblaci6n de Hanford, en- donde
So celebro Ell Ter. aniversario de la
Logia No. % "Hermenegildo Galea-
no." inaugurando al mismo tempo
su estandarte. Sc hizo la p~resenta
ci6n del Congreso Executive Supre
mo y despues Sc desarroll6 un pro
grama artistico preparado con la
debida anticipation, habiendo fun
gido como maestro de ceremonies
ell senior r. D. Zavala. Aunque los
miembros del Congreso salieron de
Los Angeles a la bora conveniente
para llegar a tempo a la ceremo-
MIA. a causa del pesimo servicio que
les rindio ell canton de la compa-
mia de Maravilla Park, llegaron re
trasados a Tulare, motive Dor Ell
cual Sc vieron obligados a usar
otro vehiculo para regresar a Los
Angeles.
FL dfa 6 del presente muri6 Ia
socia activa Dolores P. Montana, ha
biendo sido velado su cuerpo en- la
asa funcraria Ramirez, con la asis
tencia de Ia eomisi6n respective y
de los representatives de nueve Lo
gias. Al beneficiar:o senior Monta-
no solamente sc lie entrego medic
beneficio, a aus de que la difun-
ia solo habia estado cuatro meses
en- Ell seno de la Sociedad. Ell IL del
presente fue sepultado ell cuerpo en-
Ell cementerio del Paradise.
Ell domingo II del presente Sc
efectuo la solemne toma de pose
sion de la nueva Mesa Directiva del
mencionado Congreso Executive Su
premo. en- Ell Accordion Hall, de las
GALES Brooklyn y Gage. habiendo
sido Ell resultado de la election co
mo sigue: Presidente Supreme re-
electo ]. JESUS Toscano; Secreta-
Supreme, Gonzalo Pinedo: Teso
zero Supreme ~reelecto, J. Jes1s Var
La opinión., 1936-01-19
LAS RECIENTES
DISPOSICIONES
DE la LEGION
Fallecieron dos miembros
y sus familiares obtuyie-
ron ell beneficio

FL secretario de Prensa de la 10
gia Aeronautica Mexicana, senior
Eleazar B. Pima, nos ha enYiado 81
siguiente informe: "Despues de IN
receso de dos meses, los miembros
de Ia Legion Aeronautica Mexica
ma, c~lubs-escuela de aviacl6n, 81 Il
del presente por la noche pc reu-
nieron nuevamente en- su domicflio
Official del No. 1918 de washington
Place.
Con Ia asistencia de todos los 80
clos que integran la Legion sxcep
tuandose Ell senior Manuel Gastelum
quien sctualmente Sc encuentra en-
Mexico, Sc procedi6 a nominar los
candidates para que i~ntegraran Ia
nueva Mesa Directiva- Despues de
que Sc llevaron a cabo las postula
clones, Sc llevo a cabo la votacion,
habiendo sido su resultado como 81
que: Presidente, Federico NJ. Ro-
sales; ~Secretario. Agustin o. Ea
trada; Tesorero. Manuel Dueies,
Vocal, Nep. Godinez y secretario
de Prensa, Eleazar 3. Pima
Despues de que todos los usvo
f~uncionarios rindieron 81 protes-
ia de ley, Ell senior Estrada extern
di6 una tarjeta de membresfa nj
joven L. F. Carrillo, quien entro
esa noche a formar parts de la or
g~anizaeion, cumpliendo de csc mo
do con I'm deseo que desde hace mu
cho tempo yenfa a~cariciando. va
que ha llevado a cabo algunos as
tudios teenicos de aviaclon. Dea-
pues de haber rendido su prote,t,.
como socio, todos los presentes le
estrecharon la mano, lamandolo
desde csc momento "camarada".
habiendosele explicado de maner,
detallada las finalidades del club
escuela, dijo Ell nuevo miembro as
tar de acuerdo con todas elias. dis
poniendose a llevarlas a la prac-
tica.
A moci6n de uno de los socios.
fue tornado ell acuerdo unanime de