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Evening star., 1937-07-15
Lucky Toast Bankers.

At private dinner party in a Lon
oon hotel group Of Greek shipping
men stood and wholeheartedly drank
a toast to the leading British banks
With whose unwilling aid they had
smassed tidy fortune within three
years. The diners were members of
a syndicate formed to pick up British
tramp steamers which were being
forced on the market at low prices to
reduce bank loans. The capital prof1t
OF the syndicate is 81 100000 and the
annual income on the original pur-
chase price, with freight rates at
present high levels, is beyond the
dreams Of avarice.
Evening star., 1937-07-15
Loot Escapes Asleep.

sPARTANBURG, S. c.-Thieves
Cook coop housing 100 Spring chick
ems and hurried down the road. In
their haste they failed to notice their
burden was becoming lighter.
The bottom had fallen out. The
chickens fell into the middle Of the
road. They remained asleep. The
thieves, disguised, dropped the roof
OF the coop right there and fled,
La gaceta., 1937-04-08

que acomodarnos en- Ell pasillo,
sentados encima de las male
has. Mi madre me dijo que no
lie importaba aQuella incomo-
didad, pues habia que sacrifi-
carse por la patria. A POGO de
salir de Basilea, vinos ell Rim.
TODD 81 mundo Sc lanz6 a las
ventanillas. Los hombres SIC
descubrfan y las mujeres Sc re-
clinaban amorosamente en- sus
hombros v todos cantaban a
coro con la misma severa So
femnidad quo 81 estuviesen en-
una iglesia. Mnchos lloraron.
Los ninos que iban en- los pasi-
Hos, Separates, cada cual con
sd familia contemplation eli ii
aencio y con admiration aquel
aire de gran solemnidad que
La gaceta., 1937-04-08

iQueremos que Sc nos dele en-
|trar en- nuestra patria, acudir
al lado de nuestros hermanos
Y wlelta a cantar. Ell professor
dijo que 81 no ponian mas tire
mes, seria eapaz de pasar a pie
Ia frontera. sQu@ iba a hacer 81
EN- Suiza, en- i'm pals neutral?. /.
Cuando hacia las seis vino I'm
smpleado q comunicarnos qale
se habia sconseguido organizar
I'm tren, que saSdria dentro de
veinte minutes, y que seria Ell
dltimo que cruzase la fronte-
"a, toda Ia sala estall6 en- gri-
tos de jibilo, como ii fu6semos
d alguna fiesta.
Tofnamos los coches por 4
salto, y en- 81 barullo perdimos
de vista al professor. Tuvimos
La gaceta., 1937-04-08
DEPORTE
Ell DE LUCHAS
PARA Ell LUNES, EN- BEN
M FIELD
BGtollG entire los Luchddores
mas notGbIes de Tampa

Ell pr6ximo lunes ofrecers
una "batalla real' en- Ell cuadri.
latero del 116 de Artillerfa, uti.
lizando a sus mejores luchado-
res, Ell nuevo empresario jim
Crockett.
Tomaran lparte en- ia 'tbata-
lila" segdn 10 acordado, Allen
Eustaca, Mike Ribbons, Luis
LaQhene, Tom Mahoney,. Joe
Marsh, Ivan Vakburoff Igna-
bio Martinez, Pat Newman,
Jose Stecher Y Hans Schuman.
Martinez lleva en- Ell progra-
ma la representation de los pue-
bios de habla espa1ola v prone
te hacer honor a esa distinction.
Los dos primeros grupos lu-
Charan con un lfmite de 30 mi
nuBos. Los dos ultimos los .su-
pervivientes", sc batiran duran
tie una hora.
La gaceta., 1937-04-08
Sc habia aduenado de las per,

Sc habia aduehado de las per,
sonas mayores.
Unos Kilometres mas ALA,
vimos los rrimeros soldados
alemanes con sus uniformes
nuevos ide PIANO verde-gris y
los cascos envueltos en- fundas
del mismo color. La via estaba
acordonada militalmente. A.
cada Glen metros habfa IN cen
tinela. y en- todos los puentes
una patrulla. Ell entusiasmo
era indeseriptible. VIVIAN los
braves guardianes del Rim
gritaban Ia svnuierss. arrojan-
doies frutas, cigarrillos y cho-
colate. Los soldados saludaban
con e fusil i algunos les echa-
ban besos con las manos. Fran.
los oficiales..
La gaceta., 1937-04-08
COMISTON E n CON
.GUSTO UNA PELEA ENTIRE
Y BARNEY ROSS


New York, Abrii 8.-La conf
sion de boxeo del estado co0nuni
CO aver a Sam McQuarde, con-
certador de peleas de la Madi-
son Square Garden, que miraria
con gusto una pelea entire Ell fl
lipino Ceferino Garcia y el he
breo Barney Ross, pero que re-
husa emplear la "aata preston"
para que Ell match" ~cristaiice.
Ross prometi6 esa pelea a
Garcia hace algunos meses v pa
ra cumplir su promesa Sc lie ha
puesto de Unite la fecha de no
|viembre 27.
Tony Galento, el peso compile
to de Newark, suspendido desde
la pelea Jose Luis-Schmeling,
La gaceta., 1937-04-08

fue perdonado aver por la conf
sion y podra volver al "ring:.'
Galento fue suspendido por ''ha
Ger payasadas" y no rendir sus
mejores esfuerzos.
Sc aprob6 un plan del captain
E. C. Whitwell para romper ell
llamado trust de luchas. Whit
well esta cansado de tener que
someterse a las combinaciones
de los dos grupos que controlan
a los luchadores v gastara 20
mil pesos en- organizar un tor :
neo nacional.
No solo espera seleccionar al
mejor luchador, sino reunir a
grupo numeroso de luchado-
res Independence.
E arte de la lucha sigue dan
do dinero y poca personalidad a
un grupo de buenos actores que
pasan por luchadores.
La gaceta., 1937-04-08
REUBEN FINE DERRoTO
AL ALEKHI-
NE

Margate, Inglaterra, Abril 8
Reuben Fine, de New York
representante de los Estados u
nidos en- ell torneo de ajedre,
que Sc verified en- esta ciudad
derrot6 aver aAexcampe6n Ale.
jandro Alekhine abriendo con e
pe6n de la reina. Ell maestro ru-
SO trat6 de protegerse con Ia de-
fensa holandesa.
A los so moviMientos, luego
de varias jugadas brillantes,
Alekhine se rindi6. Fine sc en- :
cuentra empatado en- ell primer
lugar con Paul Heres, de Este :
mia, que venci6 a T. H. Tylor, de
Londres.
Jan Foltys, de Checoeslova :
quia. derrot6 a Sir George Tho
mas, de Londres, pasando al ter
Ger lugar.
Alekhine Sc halla en- Ell Guar
to puesto seguido de Thomas, la
Srta. Menchik, Millenr-Barry
Alexander, Bderger y Tylor.
La Srta. Menchik derrot6 a
Victor Buerger, ell honbre que
ha3bfa venrido a Alekhine.
La gaceta., 1937-04-08
Roberto Robert asegura que
batira Isidoro Caztafa


Luego de una buena comida
Ipreparada por el cocinero Ael
conde de Urga, Roberto Bob rti
Sc sinti6 inspirado v ofreci, en-
.bono solemne, que la slEsana
pr6xima derrotarA a Isidorc
Gaztanaga.
"Yo promotes dii Robert
que Ell senor Don Sidoro. q
qtSien conozco desde hace item.
pc, sera vencidospor Ia potencia
de mis- punos. FL vasco es un
Ihombre fuerte, muy lejos de u.
ma derrota definitiSa, pero Guam
do 70 NE Mspiro y bailo 10 ta-
rantela, soy invencible."
lei condo lie escuchaba Y pare
cia darle entero credito a las ro-
tundas afirmaciones de su apa-
drinado.
Nosotros9 que hemos hablado
con Roberti v conocemos a Ga-
La gaceta., 1937-04-08
eel JUICIO DE LA RECLA-
MACIoN CONTRA r A
DOCK

Newark, Abril 8.-Por acuer
do con los abogados de la Madi-
son Square Garden, Ell pr6ximo
tunes Sc efectuara Ell juicio del
iitigio establecido contra el cam
poem James j. Braddock Y su
manager, por haberse compro :
metido a pelear en- Chicago, el
dfa 20 de JUNO, con 81 negro Jo-
Sc Luis.
La Garden pide a los tribuna-
les que prohiban a Braddock be
lear con Luis, en- esa fecha, has
TO que Ell primero cuumpla su con
La gaceta., 1937-04-08

taiaga, poyenos Ell duda 4
gigantic italiano pueda Iucie
frente Il vencedor de Barney
|Brok y Jack Roper. p
Isidoro ha recuperado su me
jor forna y estima que no Ie Sc
"a. diffcii retornar a la yanguar
dia de su categoria.
HRoberti es una excelente per
soma, I'm hombre fi2o-decfa Al
yer Ell yasco-Qero tendre que
derribare anteg del quinto asal-
to. Siento tirafie, pero va Sc 10
he prornetido a nj bolsillo y no
cambiare de parecee."
"Una victoria sobre Robexti
no elevara mi reputation; pero
siempre es conveniente agregar
nombres conocidos a la listasdes
Ahora, en- TODD Ell sur,
20 soy ell "jefe."
La gaceta., 1937-04-08
mite la VOC de la patria!

ante la voz de la patrial
Mi madre asinti6 y no Sc que
dijo de s'vivir i'm momento
grandioso''.
-Si-contest6 Ell professor.
.Esta guerra es I'm gooe est6tico
sin igual. Por veg primera, veo
expandirse ante mis- ojos 81 al
ma del pueblo.
70, sentado delante de mi Boz
telaita de gaseosa, seguia PEN
saDdo en- CASTOR. gCantarfa
tambi6n q, 81 esbuviese aQuf... !
Serian las tres de Ia manana
cuando alguien, subiendose en-
Gina de una mesa, anuncio que
estaba cerrada ID frontera. Tn
auliido collective acogi6 sus pa
labras, como 81 toda aQuella nnul
Sc sintiese traicionada.
La gaceta., 1937-04-08

tratoacon el aleman Max Schme
Ellg.
Samuel G. Gould, hermano ds
Joe Gould, representa- a Brad
y su director. Gould anuh-
clio aver a la Garden que prasen
tara una mosi6n solicitando que
Ell ple&o sea sobreseido por ca :
rencia de s6lida base.
Braddock empez6 va a ejersi.
tarse EN- Wisconsin Y no concu-
rrira a Ia vista.
La gaceta., 1937-04-08
TRIUNFo DE Los Medals
ROJAS

Jugaron aver en- Sebripg, la
bonita ciudad, los Medals Ro-
jas de Boston y Ell Newark.
El club de la Liga Interna-
cional bate6 seis hits y Ell Bos-
ton solo cinco, Dero este ulti-
mo supo aproyecharlos para
anotar cinco veces. Los "osos''
no pudieron llegar a la gonna
Boston Sc, 5h, lie; Newark
DC, 6h, De.
La gaceta., 1937-04-08
NoTICIAS DE PELoTA
Los Cardenales derrotaron
a los Rojos

Daytona Beach, Abril 81
Mas de $4,000 personas pre-
senciaron aver ell desaffo entire
los Cardenales de San Luis y
los Rojos de Cincinnati, ganan-
La gaceta., 1937-04-08

iCuando vendra Ell ciudada
no SPECIAL a pelear con Chino
Alvarez, ell vencedor de Orvi-
lie Drouillard?
La promesa Sc ha hecho.
5Sera cumplida?
La gaceta., 1937-04-08


No hay misterio aIguno en- Ii
que respecta a Ms. Lou Ambers
Ahora Ell italiano Sc propone
d~evclverle la corona Canzo-
neri, aUnque gabe que Pedro
sMontanez es Ell boss" de la d.
vision.
Lou y Tony son amigos.
Montanez "afloj6' algo en-
los dltimos asaltos de la pelea
con Ambers, despues de haAer
lie ganado los seis min Is
rounds, con la esnsa ds
decidirlo a defends coro-
ma; pero Ell italiano rehusa.
Quiere volver a peIear fue-
ra del Unite de las 1876 libras,
dejando la corona para 81 ex-
campe6n.
Mas Pedro rehusa la nueva
combination, sabiendo que 81
es Ell campe6n sin corona.
BESIDE que ell puertorriquc-
no llegara a New York la Gar
den lie viene "jugando sucio."
La gaceta., 1937-04-08

aDfsl s.-Bajo ii acu.
sssion de incltar : motin han IL
do procesados auf 81 jefe fas.
eista coroa lnc0ia IL Roc
que, q Jean Ibarne
garay ! otros tres iemfaos
del llamado partido Social fran
c6s. al dictar el prgsesamiento
eg jusz Beteille hid constar que,
Y procedimientc contra il avia-
dor Jean Mermozahabia sido So
breseido por muerte en- Il mar,
duranse I'm vuelo decide Dakar,
Senegal, q Natal, Brasil. Los ca
SOS Sc resolveran en- I'm tribunal
de policia. D
Hablandoepor Ia Radio 81 CO.
ronel La ROGUE desafi6 al pri-
ministro Blum, diciendo
dirige IN gobierno dictate
La gaceta., 1937-04-08
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-07
New Rule Now in
Force on Payment
of Auto I oxes

HELENA - Montana automobile
owners who take out their auto
licenses next January LIST and there
after, must be prepared to pay the
personal property tax on their cars,
and also the poor and road poll
taxes at the same time.
Under authority of an edict OF the
state board of tax equalization Is
sued this week, county assessors are
authorized to levy poor and road
poll" taxes simultaneously with
personal property taxes on auto
mobiles. County officials IN all
counties of the state were so notified
Assessors are granted authority
to insert upon the assessment blanks
furnished by the state board fol
auto assessments, the words. road
tax" and poll tax" and collect fol
all of these. Under the new laws
auto assessments must be paid before
new license plates are issued to mo.
florists. Previously poll taxes ano
moor taxes were levied in Angus
at the time property tax assessments
were made.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-07
Telephone Co.
Will Pay S240 for
Use of Streets

The Interstate Telephone Company
will pay the city of Libby $240 per
year for the use of the city's streets
and alleys. That agreement was
reached Tuesday night when G. K.
Johnson of Spokane, vice president
of the company met with the city
council and threshed out the matter.
This agreement has been reached
after several Weeks- of negotiations.
in which some of the arguments
back and forth were rather heated
at times.
The city bought one and a half
ton International truck from Man.
ion Service for the fire department.
The truck was equipped with only
a chassis and body will be built
on it for hose carrying purposes.
AS soon as the new equipment Is
ready, the city will sell the old
Ford truck that has served the fire
department for many years. The
sale will be at public auction AND
Mayor Parker was instructed to aci
as auctioneer. Proceeds will be ap-
piled to payment of the new truck
4 DR.. J. M. Cairns, city health of
ficer, submitted long and inter
esting report. There are no cpl
denies or contagious diseases In tn
CITY at present
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-07
Young Man Badly
Injured When Logs Roll

Ted Polette is in the Libby hos
pital with a badly fractured right
leg which he sustained IN an &C
cident last Saturday afternoon. Po-
,lette was hauling logs for the county
from the highway right of way on
the Lyon contract Noticing that
the load was beginning to spread,
he got on top of the logs to tighten
the binding chain. While thus en-
gagged, the logs started to roll under
him. When he felt them going,
Polette sprang to the forward end
of the load and jumped over the
hood of the truck to one side, so as
to be free from the logs as they left
the load. In jumping he landed on
one leg. and the two bones snapped
a few inches above the right ankle
penetrating the flesh. When Polette
was brought to the hospital, the
bone was sticking through his trou
sers leg.
i The injury was a compound frac
! ture but the patient is getting along
as we'll as could be expected.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-07
Plans for
Swimming Pool Drive

Mrs. R. w. LeDuc, president OF
the Libby Womans club, made the
announcement this week that plans
are being rapidly perfected for the
drive to raise funds for municipal
swimming pool. The drive will be
made during the first two weeks IN
November, said Mrs. LeDuc. The
plan is to divide the city into dis
tricts, and then place a squad OF
five or six solicitors over each dis
trict, in charge of captain. 1t Is
planned thus to cover the enure
city. 1t is hoped to raise $4,000.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-07
Laying Plans for
Red Cross Roll Call

Clay Parker has again been ap-
pointed chairman of the annual Red
Cross roll call drive for this dis
trict Plans are already being made
for the work, states Mr.. Parker. The
drive for membership begins on
IL.
MIR. Parker states that Libby's
quota last year was set at $3.50
and $152 was raised. It is hoped
that the quota will again be ex-
ceeded this year The Red Cross
does a wonderful service in time
of disaster and its work is largely
financed by the small membership
donations of $100 per person made
by thousands of citizens through
out the nation.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-07
Fortine Woman Has Leg
Broken i'm Auto Collision

FORTINE, Oct. 5.-As Mr.. and
Mrs. P. v. Klinke were driving to
Eureka last Saturday night they
crashed into the back of Harold
Pluid's truck which was loaded with
slabs and parked on the road. The
truck had no lights and an oncoming
car dazzled Mr.. Klinke so that he
failed to see the truck until within
a few feet of it. The front of the
Klinke car Tan International pick
upl was badly smashed. Mrs.
Klinke sustained some severe cuts,
dislocated thumb and compound
fracture of the leg and was taken
to the Kalispell hospital where she
was put under the care of Drs.
Hamel and Brasset. Mr.. Klinke was
not injured.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-07
Some Liquor Store
Vendors Steal Funds

HELENA - Criminal prosecution
faces several state liquor store ven
doris and assistants who have been
discovered covering up shortages in
state funds, as the result of strong
letter addressed to the Liquor Con-
troll Board this week by Governor
Roy e. Ayers. In at least three
cases vendors have signed written
confessions of populations from their
office receipts, in others, unex-
planned shortages have been dis
covered in accounts by state audi
tors.
While the bonding companies have
made good to the state all losses,
Governor Ayers points out that such
practices must be met by stern
prosecution.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-07
Gives Regulations
Covering Hunting
of Migratory Fowl

The duck hunting season opens
next Saturday, October 8, and ex-
tends to November 7, both dates in
elusive. Following is a synopsis or
federal regulations covering the
hunting of migratory fowl: :,
Migratory bird hunting stamps and
state licenses-At the time of hunt
ing every person over Is years OF
age hunting migratory waterfowl
must have on his person an unex-
pired Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp
validated by his signature written
across the face of the stamp IN INK
prior to time of hunting. Each per
son should have state hunting IL
cense conforming to the laws OF the
state in which he is hunting.
i Means by which migratory game
birds may be taken--Durlng the
open season, with a shotgun only,
not larger than 10-gage, fired from
the shoulder. Automatic and pump
shotguns must have the magazine
cut off or plugged with one--piece
metal or wooden filler incapable OF
removal through the loading end
thereof. SO as to reduce the capacity
of said gun to not more than three
!, shells at one loading Zone shell IN
, barrel and two in magazine). Hunt
ing migratory birds with a rifle Is
prohibited.
Prohibited Practices - Waterfowl
i shall not be taken by means, AID, OF
. use, directly or indirectly, OF bait
) including corn, wheat, oats, or any
: other grain products, SALT or any
: kind of feed put out for the pur.
) pose of Turing or attracting bird:
! to the hunter. The use of live ducl
or goose decoys, directly or indi
a rectly, is not permitted.
I Use of aircraft powerboats Tin
/ Guiding motorboats), or other float
i ing devices or craft for the purpos'
4 of driving, rallying or stirring VI
4 migratory waterfowl is not permit
' ted. Hunting migratory game bird
e from automobiles, airplanes, SINK
It boxes, sailboats, power, or motto
! boats is not permitted.
Protected species-There is n
# open season at any time on Swan
Ross Goose, Wood Duck, Rudd
Duck, Redhead Duck, Canvasbac
Duck, or Bufflehead Duck.
d Open season and possession
g migratory game birls-Ducks, gees
', brant, or coot, other than those meI
or toned above, may be taken IN Coli
r. RADIO, Montana, and Wyoming eae
re day from October 8 to November
IL both dates inclusive, from a.
rt to 4 D. m. standard time.
70. Bag and Possession Limits-Duc
rs Except those listed above und
a protected species), ten in any O
en- day in the aggregate of all kin
Ike permitted to be shot; possession III
it. it, 10. Geese, including brant, Il
he in the aggregate in any one ds
oh possession limit, five. Coots, 70
ms any one day; possession limit,
en- Possession limit expires on Move
ed. Der IL, 1887.
TX Indians, both on and off reser'
ect tons, are likewise subject to tn
regulations.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-07

These claims in excess of the bud
get were incurred during the last
fiscal year by County Commissioner
Frost in payment of labbr and sup
plies ordered in the nbyth end OF
the county. 1t is understood he
spent $4,000 in excess of his one
third share of the road fund. As
soon as the road and bridge funds
were exhausted, Commissioners
Kensler and Kemp refused to okeh
the excess claims for payment, be-
cause if they had done SO they each
would have been liable under the
law for four times the amount OF the
excess payment. AS the result large
number of people have not been
able to obtain payment for labor
and supplies they have furnished
the county.
When Commissioner Kemp was
asked regarding the adjustment, he
said
Under the agreement among the
three commissioners, each cOmmls-
sioner was to have something more
than Sill 900 to use on roads In his
district. Last year MIR. Frost spent
approximately $4,000 and those
claims were paid. In addition to
the $4,000, Mr.. Frost also incurred
expenditures in the sum OF $10,6OO,
payment of which Mr.. Kensler and
II refused to authorize because 1t
would have been contrary to law.
Under the present agreement, this
$4,000 will be paid if the court so
orders. That will mean that MIR.
/ .xv.I N hYu DIG
trict $4,000 during the last fiscal
year. In that same time MIR. kens-
Ter and spent $1,000 each from
the same funds-the road and bridge
funds
Under our agreement, Mr.. Frost
is to apply $4,000 out Of his por-
ton of this years road and bridge
funds for the paying of those excess
claims. The balance of $4,000 will
be paid by Mr.. Kensler and myself
out of road and bridge funds that
have been set aside for the Libby
and Troy districts. Each of us will
pay $4,000 from our funds. In other
words, $4,000 will come out Of
Frost's portion of the fund, and
$4,000 from each of the Libby and
Troy road and bridge funds. How
ever, it should be understood that
these $4,000 claims will not be paid
unless the court SO orders. They
were in excess of last years bud
get and the mourning of them was
t contrary to law said MIR. Kemp.
1T is a rather bad mix-up," con
: tinued Mr.. Kemp THE state exam
I iner said in his report published
4 last week that this Sl0,6OO coult
I not legally be carried into the FOL
|, lowing year and paid from tina
i years funds. Now the attorne,
: general advises us to do that and WI
r are waiting for the court SO to order
/, And in view of the stiff penalty tina
] we would incur for paying anything
@ in excess of the years budget, WI
S certainly will not act until the cour
t authorizes payment of the exces
q claims"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-07
Rod and Gun Club
Plans for Banquet

A few sportsmen of the Libby
Rod and Gun Club met in the COM
munity hall last Friday night and
talked over plans for the clubs
annual banquet. It will probably
be given the first Friday IN Noven-
Der although the date is not GER
tain. The members expressed their
pleasure over the fact that Thomp-
son lakes will be open to ice fish
ing this winter. Other matters were
discussed but no definite action
taken.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-07
Ranger Powell to Address
Junior Women's Club

The Junior Woman's Club will
hold its regular October meeting
at the Community Room next Tues
day evening at o'clock An inter
esting program is being planned and
MIR. Charles Powell, local forest
ranger, will be the guest speaker
! All members are urged to be there
promptly for an interesting evening
/ from the beginning of the business
to the end of the popular socla
hour.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-07

According an arrangement this week by the three
will the $4,000 worth OF CLAIMS
pudeel uus = K
Roclswood will suean authorizing the payment
OF
acting accordance hereNln II Is unu
the before the
ssione viii ke them Judge lockwood has yet stated whether
not he order
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-07
MORE PENSIONS NOW

Old age pension lists increased
from 1850 last April to l0,98O the
past month, |. M. Brandiord, public
welfare commissioner announced.
Total payments were 100000, an
average of sofa per person for the
month. The number of children who
are now receiving aid has increased
to 800.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-10-07

Joe Kujawa--10 gallons gas.
Western News-One years SUBJ
scription to Western News.
Clack Service Stations gallons
gas and change of oil.
J. Neils Lumber Co. - $500 in
merchandise.