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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12

For Sale-Bed springs and mat
tress.--H. M. Smith. It.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE

For Sale-Fruit Jars, glass tops,
wide tops. Jelly glasses, cheap. Call
at Log House, west Of cemetery.
ILL.,.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12

For Sale-NEW washing ma
chimes, 1895; used electric washers
as low as $7.50.--Maytag Shop,
Phone INV. 1t.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS

Permanent waves $3.50 up.--6adie
X. McKane. Phone SCR. loft.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12

Learn Auto Mechanics, Diesel,
Toy and Body Repair, Acetylene and
Arc Welding. Practical training.
Free catalog. HANSON AUTO
SCHOOL, Box 1780-X Fargo, N.
Oak 8-15.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12
FOUND.

Found - Brown water spaniel
near Jennings. Call this office 1t.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12

w. S. Nagel, Jr., stopped in Libby
last Thursday and spent day here.
He was on his way from his home
in Detroit. Mich. to California.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12

Cucumbers for Sale.--Mike Skra-
max, South Libby hill It,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12

For Sale-CUT FLOWERS, beau
tiful glads, SOC per dozen and up
Mrs. B. w. Echo, phone 1874. 1t.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12
WANTED

Wanted to Buy--Good baby bug
gy. See Mrs. Clifford T. Hayden. II
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12

Merrill Tester, accompanied by
Miss Betty Hargreaves and Raymond
Bleich, drove to Occur d'Alene, Ida,
last Sunday. Mr.. Tester drove to
the Idaho city for a visit with Mrs.
Tester, who is visiting his parents
| there.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12
HELP WANTED

Help Wanted-Y Young man helper
Small place or Pipe creek. Two
cows to milk. Leave Phone num-
Der or address Box lie, Libby. Oil.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12

The Variety Grocery is driving a
fine new delivery truck these DAYS.
of the all-enclosed type.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12

The Libby W. c. T. u. will meet
August 10 with their new president,
Mrs. E. NJ. Slauson. whose home is
on the Blackwell ranch near Jen-
nings. Mrs. Slauson will be hostess.
Those who need transportation
kindly interview Mrs. Herbst.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs r. w. LIE Due drove
into Spokane last night after two
new Ford cars which had been
xnId
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Boneright and
Mrs. O. M. Dougharty of Chinook
are visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Miller. The three ladies are
Evening star., 1937-06-12

highly industrialized plants out into
the f1eld Of small home construction.
There Is much debate as to how
far this new technique can apply. A
great deal Of experimentation is going
on and there has been some satisfying
but narrow progress. The field covers
a wide range from the so-called pack
age house, which IS completely fabri-
Gated In q factory and dispatched
broken down to the building site, there
Is to be assembled with = minimum
OF dependence on local labor, to the
other extreme OF locally and conven-
tiona!ly constructed houses built In
large numbers and in particular areas
Employment Involved.
'The latter plan emphasizes the
benefits Of mass purchases Of lumber
and supplies, and also the advantages
inherent in keeping craftsmen con-
tinually employed. There Is no doubt
that development along either of these
lines Of endeavor would serve to in
crease the value which the small home
investor receives for his money"
Delano referred to direct reduction"
mortgage loans, in which the principal
Is reduced constantly through monthly
payments until the debt is erased, as
one way for the home buyer to get
more for his money. With it the bor-
rover knows exactly what 1t costs to
carry his mortgage. and this tends to
keep him from buying q house above
his means. Interest is paid only on
Evening star., 1937-06-12
DEAL SEEN
FOR HOME BUYERS
Cutting of Costs by Mass
Production Predicted
by DeIano.

A better deal for home buyers from
the building industry and home
financing institutions Of all types Is
predicted by Preston Delano. governor
Of the Federal Home Loan Bank
System.
Mass production methods are to
be expanded greatly, with q resulting
cutting Of building COSTS" Delano said.
"At the same time, borrowers are to
be given adequate advice from lending
institutions on proper materials and
construction in order to prevent poor
building"
Delano notes a decreasing tendency
to purchase homes too expensive for
individual incomes.
while we need hundreds Of thou
sands of new homes, the best way to
insure permanence and happiness in
home ownership is to stay within ones
income. Persons who are buying or
building homes beyond their means
are not only hurting themselves but
the Nation as we'll We must take
care not to overbuy or overbuild.
Mass Production.
Zone OF the most important forces
In the present era is mass production.
II we are to give full value to the home
investor in the future, there must
be more conscious planning on the
part of business authority to bring the
advantages Of mass production from
Evening star., 1937-06-12
6 GEORGETOWN SALES

Six sales Of Georgetown property
have been closed recently by the office
Of j. McKenney Berry, realtor, 1t was
announced today. The sales are as
follows:
Miss Sue E. Thomas and Mrs. Agnes
". T. Beall have sold their home at
3l14 o street to Miss Ellen N. La
Motto, who will occupy it after COM
pletion OF extensive Improvements; /;
Elmer Tate has sold to Sam CARRIER
14l0 Thirty-third street, which he is
occupying as his home; DR.. Lloyd p.
Evening star., 1937-06-12

Shipper has purchased from J. E.
Hunter two-family apartment build
ing at 3411-341l1s P street; Mrs.
Caroline B. Binyon has purchased
from Dr. Frederick H. Morhart dwell
ing, 1882 Thirty second street, which
she will remodel and occupy as her
home; premises 1884 and 1886 Thirty.
second street have been sold to in
vestors. and George A. Scheele has
Evening star., 1937-06-12

the decreasing principal Of the loan
and not on Its original face value.
While direct reduction loans are
part Of the standard practice Of Fed
eral savings and loan associations,
they are being used more and more
by State-chartered thrift and home
financing institutions.
Evening star., 1937-06-12
CREEK PROPERTY SOLD
Newspaper Man Buyz rs Acres in

Newspaper Man BuyE rs Acres in
st. Marys County.
Fulton Lewis, jr., Washington
newspaper man, has purchased IS
acre property on st. Cuthbert's S
Greek, st. Mary's County, Md. The
location is at the lower Patuxent
River fishing grounds and near Ches-
apeake Bay.
Theodore F. Menk, Capital broker,
who made the sale, also reported pur-
chase OF Half Pone Point, a 175-acre
waterfront farm on the Patuxent
River. by Irwin c. Murray Of Wash
1ngton.
Evening star., 1937-06-12

purchased from Reeve Hoover lot
near Twenty-ninth street and Dum-
barton avenue.
Evening star., 1937-06-12

Dog Racer Tax Protested.
Greyhound owners are asking the
Irish Free State to remove the export
tax on the racers and tax them a
fixed amount year while at home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-16
ShOe HardzCaye BOzCIing Briefs

ns his team wants to move in. Be- langer says that's always the way just when you're comfortable. Some- one always butts In. -
 Mcverry was all upset when he got that three box. he promised his captain he would be better. Well. I know just how you felt Mac. had . two box myself. but my cap tain had one himself few weeks ago. 70 now we are even. Murphy Ruggiero says he still thinks he's the best bowler on the team. If Walsh is the captain of the team why cant I be cor pora).
 Some spectator asked Giard where that fellow was who always bowled on his kneeg, after some thought diard said. "Oh. you mean that short fellow. Outlet. hc's out sick"
 Brown had a little one ring cir. GUS oil by himself. He sure made Percy look like a clown by wallop- ing him two games. And did he laugh when he filled spare with . strike. (Just another king for c night.)
 Frank Delanger must have left his bag of tricks home. The best he could do was tie Charlie From. bly,. His score was: tied one, lost one, and won one.
 Anybody that says an Irishman doesn't make n good fireman doesn't know what they are talking about. Why Harry Byrnes pulled that last game out of the fire GO nice that Charlie Trombly wanted to kiss him.
 Why does Bradley walk away from the allays when his team iS on the losing end. cant he take it, or has he . weak ticker. You can't win them all. Roy.
 Doc Trombly gays:-- I used to be sailor
 I've sailed the blimy Sea But this game of bowling
 Seems like monkey business to me. You throw the ball down the alley
 Maybe you get nine or ten But it all seems kind of wacky
 Because the kid puts them up
 again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-16
(By Biff)

(By Biff)
 Charest says: Tt being Lincoln'i birthday, we made Harry Byrne, and his team . present of three | games.
 Charlie T'rombly was wishing he was bowling against his brother Doc this week. we wonder whyJ That cigar Homer Leisring smoked while he bowled must have beer too strong, in the last game he act. cd aS though he was punch drunk better try Koo6 next week, Homer Petitjean gave Brown valentine of two games with these words: Well. ali the chumps take me over." Was Browns face red. Doc Lenard was the spark plug for the 1liders this week hitting 33O for three games. but his battery mate was absent 50 the team only ran on one cylinder.
 Krause told Art Broulette # every team would win two games a night from his team they would soon bt in tho cellar. You have beer, lucky. daty all vot I have to gay Art wants to bet he didn't figure that out hinaSelf. Brown must have helped him.
 Broulette says La R,issog strike in tho last box beat them by twc pins. (Are you sure 1t wasn't that 60 game you bowled Art)
 Crooner Delaney reported latt Friday night. he has to have hii beauty sleep before he comes down to bowl. one week ho woke up af' ter tho bowling was over. Well. he woke up anyway. we knew [ fellow who never woke up.)
 Julius Kleinert says Popeye h crazy. had spinach for dinner and in the third game I was 50 weak I couldn't stand up. We needed two pins to win that last game and bowlcd c 7i game.
 dil Gay says: T did better iast week and wasn't at the alleye.' His average being one-third Of . point better than he bowled.
 Jimmy Duran says with . (weceeeee) bit of luck would have beaten Bhiek Brennan three games, tWee Wee Jimmy.
 We have . correction to make on last weeks chatter. We wrote that Petitjean wore . rcd tie, but nc says that we are blind the real color was Maroon. Julius kleinert takes sides with Percy. and says that was his tongue we saw, not his tie. So excuse it please.
 Bill LaItusso bought . new pipe last week with stem about 6 foot and q half long. We wonder now fl no and Art Broulette will smoke the pipe of peace after their bowl. ing battle Friday night.
 Grady who really hes been sick bowled Friday night, and said he had ringing tn his ears. Maybe Major Bowcs gave him the gong af- ter that second game.
 Faber. that Bucks Hill Romeo said he would like to Dc bowling the writcr of this chatter lest Tri. day night but by the looiA of the scores he would have been oil the short end as usual. These boys from the country never will learn t seems.
 Hopper Wsyman told iIariod Be- langer to mako room in the cellar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-16
HARVARD, RUTGERS
 IN M. l. T. REGATTA

Cambridge. Mass. Feb. i0--(UP) Harvard and Rutgers have see cepted invitations to participate in the first Rowc Memorial regatta with M. 1. T. on the Charles river May 1. the Massachusetts Institute of Technology athletic ofiices afi- nounced today.
 The regatta. established in mem- ory Of the late pr. Allan Winter Rowe, will Do rowed over the Hen- Icy distance.
 Dr. Rowe, prominent in develop ment of crew at M. l. T., believed that rowing would be aided greatly if q Henley regatta were established whereby the winner would be dc. termIncd on results of varsity. jun- for varsity and ib0-pound varsity races. The Rowe Memorial cup will be awarded on that basis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-16
TRIO OF HOCKEY
 CAMESFOR NH. EAGLES BOOKED
Meet Syracuse Thursday, Pittsburgh Sunday on
 Home Ice

New Haven, Feb. l7e-The first of three games to be played by the New Haven Eagles this week b scheduled for Thursday night at the Arena when the Birds will croSs sticks with the Syracuse Stars.
 On Saturday night the Eagles are Scheduler to move down to Philadels phia for q meeting with the Ram. blerS and then return to the Elm City for the regular Sunday night attraction. The Pittsburgh Hornets veil be here on the Sabbath.
 This means that the Birds will be playing the leaders of two divisions three times in eight days. They just finished meeting the Ramblers at home and are due to take them on Ggain Saturday.
 Eddie Powers. for mer New Haven plot, hes strengthened his team for this final championship drive and now has Art Jackson and Bud Jar- wis. from Toronto, in the lineup. With Convey, Locking, Parsons and the rest of his aces he is sure to finish on top in the western cirruit. Pittsburgh threatened the Stars for q time last Sunday night, seemingly putting the game on the ice with three goals in the second period, but the Stars came beck with . great display of power to win out to {.
 |, The Eagles are certain to be pressed to the limit by the western CTS. On the other hand. still hang ing on to the slim chance of gain- ing third place. the Birds can be counted on to fight hard in return Tickets in advance for the game are now on sale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-16
CHASE VS NOERk
 FOR INDUSTRIAL BOWLING GROWN
Leaders Cannot Afford to Lose Match; Other Items
 of League Interest

All roads lead to Mattatuck alleys on East Main street, where tonight the Noera pinsters. possesSogs Of second place, oppose the league leading Chase co. team, in . match that has all the Chase Co. bowling fans talking. The Chase Co. will be represented by some 500 persons who will cheer for their fsvoriteS. Noera1 lineup will consist of BoSsy Dajdoni, Bruno Mariani, Mike sharon, Al Roden and Capt. Ducky Richmond, while Joe Lovallo will lead Bill Tato. Jack Raynor, Ches DAnnick and Nicky White against the Noera clan. The first ball will be tossed down at Q o'clock.
 The Naugy Chemical. still jubi- iant over taking the last game from the Chase team e week ago, is all set to surprise the American Brass i've in another game that will have its sharo of fans.
 scoyill's will oppose Farrcl's while the Waterbury Manufacturing out fit takes on George Perrinc's 1nger- soil pinsters.
 The shirtless wonders. namely the Plume & Atwood team, who have always entered teams in Dusty leagues since 1915. will endcavor to get back into the win column at the expense of the Paper Box bowl CTS.
 Little can be said Of that noise that B expected when Wofden's with Billy Cunningham. whose voice always lasts out the three games. takes on French Mfg. Co, which expects to have It's star. Butsy Co.'S mo. ready to take care of Billy. Zinno. whose bowling to date has helped the French boys will be seen in action in this tilt.
 The third weekly session of the Old Time Dusty league bowlerg will be held prior to the bowling games. Harry Ahearn of Plume A Atwood will be the guest speaker tonight. Harry has been a member of the Dusty league competition for at least 25 years. This session will be- gin promptly at 8 o'clock. Come early and get seat. all old Timers invited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-16

Daytona Beach, Els. Feb. 16,--- tUp) --- Another Louisiana bubble is broken.
 News dispatches from New Or leans bring the information that Jack Torrance, the Bayou Behcmoth hasn't been knocking out prize fighters at all. but collection of high divers who allowed themselve1 to be swept of the springboard by the breeze from Jacks mighty hay makers.
 Torrance had disposed of four opponents and was already to dust off fifth when No. was suddenly overcome with remorse teither that or he didn't want to get his new suit wet) and confessed his guilt.
 This was . sad blow to New Or jeans. know. because when was there . week or 70 ago Torrance and his man. killing feAts were the chief subjects of conversation, being even more popular than the rise of the river and the strength of the leveeg. The town had even gone 10 far as to name c shrimp dish after him. and in New orleans this D the highest possible compliment.
 It was called "shrimp q Ia Jack Torrance
 The entire city had . tremendous interest in Torrance. particularly aS to his efforts to reduce. I talked to dozens of citizens and there wasn't one of them who couldn't reel 0R his latest measurements aS readily as brokers do stock quotations. They were immensely proud that he had brought his waist down iron, 50 to 4S. and shaved several sizes oil his neck.
 They interpreted this as a sure sign hc would be next heavyweight champion of the world. They did not seem to remember that Paul Whtieinan lost hundreds of pounds without gaining q title.
 He had knocked out" three men when I was there, and talked to several citizens who had seen him send his opponents into beautiful one and one-hAlf gainorD. swans. and back jackknives. They were tre- mendoiiely enthusiastic, and said his "shot put" punch was the most devastating thing since gun powder was invented. I remember askipg at the time if his opponents had been bona fide pugilhtg. and reTnetn. her being told they were men of great skill.
 I left New Orleans convinced that Torrance was the rings new killer. and with . note on my cuff to write . story pointing out that at the rate he was going. Torrance soon would o,itdStance even ether as Q pro- ducer Of unconsciousnesS
 When the New Orleans boxing commission head the full details of what some term . scandal" it promptly suspended Torrance's board of strategy. It B Q good thing that all other state commissions
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-16
Today's Sport
 Parade
By HENRY McLEMORE tUnited Press Stan Correspondent)

have not treated similar cases with such severity. because if they had half the heavyweight champions this country has produced would have the bar sinister across their crests.
 Primo Camera. to name one, would have so many bar sinisters across his coat of arms that 1t would re. senble zebra. for old Bootsie spent full year doing nothing else but pushing over pushovers with invis- ible punches Of course, Primo had . pretty good excuse--that was just the only type article he, could knock down. That. and Jack 9hsrkey, whose knockout by Primo will al- ways go down in my book with other such mysteries as the whereabouts of Charley Ross and the name of cock robiny dastardly assassin.
 Copyright lo37 by United Press)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-16
Crucial Test In Dusty Pin League
SenOr BaIogh Struts
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By DAN PARKER

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 "senc'o ayor!" cried Mr. Bslogh his eyed dropping him the of tortured secret And when seno Baoh asked for "sene he Nlenco compeo just "menos udo" Hes" noi
 Having thus asked for and received silence in three words Harry proceeded to insist on t in
 "lIagame pressrme atencIon" Isabella the lending your ears"
 As . complete paragraph of stacato Spanish.
 uering anything said, would like complete quict do either noise pesse"
 Harry certainly eating his adjectvcs
 of Juan He gentleman and ' scholar"
 superb Madrid"
 Harry wasn't content merely to euoze each fighter as he - Promoter Douglas pus in both Spanish English He appealed for fair play from the spectators And then vtabe cautioned running the nearest exit and warned them not red lights wooden
 Rockland Palace would s offer great show Saturday night If Harry Baogh the only attraction
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-16
Sbarks From Ihe P01cer League

rolled in our league. They did not know what bis name was. but that he was over six feet tail, weighed better than 200 pounds, was good looking and had eyes like Clark Gable. Well we pointed cut Jack Moriarty. Joe Blum. Harry Iluey, Art Bray, Ray Watts and Joe Galipeau, but she shook her head tn the negative. Now, who was she looking foS7
 IL was a pity what I'd McLean'a Llnemcn did 10 Johnnie DeVito'a Meter 5. Eds boys took four pointa and by awide margin. Interviewed after the games, Ed said that teanfi from the Meter department were al- ways meat for his Lincmen.
 The Produetlon team teok two valuable points from the Account ants and the last game wss taken by them by the margin ee enc pin. Russ Hlceek did not realise untli tho scores were added how vAl- uable the last pin in the last box was.
 Ben Mellor states that when the season is over he is rcsigning. Un- til next year, eh--Ben.
 We have another D'viIeskis in the league Co hold up the family traditions in young Bob, son of bL whe for many years YVES ths leading bowler In the Power conn pany. We gre warning Bob that # he doesn't better his scores, Pop will take him In hand and give him . few lcsy0ns.
 Ray Beardslec b ail smiles. Hia Operators took three points from tho ealeBmcf1.
 Jack Roberts still insists inst his Construction team will Dc crowned champions. Well, Jack. there are many claimants and you still have your chance as you are only four points cut ef first placs.
 Ray o'Neiis face was quite red after the matches. And why not, heonly rolled 204.
 We have moe heard # Howard lIumphries has found his bowl. ing shoes. Wen try and hsve the ssiswer next week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-16
HOLY CROSS WINS

New Britain, Feb. i0.-The Holy Ctoss team defeated the St. Adei- bS.t'p Of ThompsonvilIe last night lito % and retainedits leadership of the State Polish League. The Holy Gross girls also won defeating ths T.ville msidens 20 to is,