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Sigma Chi" Male quartette.
7. Tableau: Joe Soldano, Joe
Alvarez, Harry Bravo, "Over
There" and "K. X. K. Katy"
s. Solo: Virgie Key, 81 Love
You Truly" Bond.
Professional, Wedding March,
Bride, Marjorie Frow; Groom,
Doyle Smith; Flower girls, Marion
Solano and Faye Bervafdi; Ring
bearer, Billy 0sterhoudt; Train
bearer, Billy Warren; Brides
maids, Geraldine Knowles, Bar
bara Carey, Marie Sands, Macy
Palenzuela, Mary Louise Bonni-
well; Groomsmen, Bert A. Rob-
erts, Andrew Elwood, Dick Her
nandez, Ray Perez, Paul Esquin-
aldo.
9. Vocal number: Glee Club,
Loves Old Sweet Song"
10. Monologue: Emil Sweet
ing, "An Old Sweetheart of
Mine," Riley.
IL. Violin solo: Alfredo Baros-
so, Jr., "Silver Threads Among
the Gold"
II. Duet: Rev. and Mrs. Geke-
Ter, when You and l Were
Young, Maggie"
Is. Ensemble: "Home Sweet
Home 7.az.
Part ii
r. r.. Orchestra, Ozark Eyes"
p. Harmonica and Whistling
Bert A. Roberts and Harry Bravo.
The following is to be directed
by Gerald Pinder. Accompanies,
John Pritchard:
8. Solo Ballet: "Ciribiribin, .
Florence Dillon.
A. Solo Tap: "tVote For Mr.
Rhythm" Marjorie Daniels.
5. Ball Room Dance: "The
First Time / Saw You," Louise
Pritchard and Gerald Pinder.
6. Trio: "Veni, Veni," Rirgie
Key, Xenia Hoff, Madge Sands.
z. Solo Tap: Feeling Like A
Million" Betty .Canova.
8. Vocal Solo: "You Can't
Stop Me From Dreaming" Madge
Sands.
9. Solo Tap: "Satan Takes A
Holiday" Gerald Pinder.
|. 10. Circle Dance: "Big Apple, .
Madge Sands and Lionel Cobo
Xenia Hoff and Paul Mesa, Louise
Pitchard and Gerald Pinder, Mar.
garet White and Walter Maloney
DOLLS Burchell and Doyle Smith.
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man for you.

"Just -. and speaking Of young
entry Carl beamed at David,
''you should have seen young Day,
here, Hesterl There's horseman
for you'll"
Il was-troubled, when you
went out, Mr.. Day. These friends
OF Carts are a hard riding lot. / adj
mire your courage"
"Oh. l was scared enough, some
times, all right but Lord,
could get enthusiastic about the
SPORT"
Richard remarked, with smile,
that his enthusiasm alone, had
carried him over good many OBJ
stacles already.
But David was ready for him.
"Enthusiasm-or h0rsemanship,
] got over. didn't To-
Everybody laughed
Nina said: = thought you were
q goner. darling. at that last post
and rail, near the entrance to
Scarborough wood!"
Tt would have been too bad,
snurmured Richard, surveying his
glass, IF he had had a bit of bad
luck, right at the last!
800 luck s. nonsensei" cut in
Carl, In his hearty way taking the
sting from his words. "1e APP
preached the bar with his horse
extended, and not a leg under him
10 jump with!'
David said: I'D probably agree
with you. If ! knew what you were
talking about, sir but | still
say: I got over, didn't tn
There was more laughter and
rubbing of Carl, this time. and
presently Hester's cool voice broke
IN.
"An hour til dinner. peonle
-. And the group began to break
up.
Tony Asks 4 Question
TONY Leeds came over 10 Nina.
1 "Stay down for a few minutes,
win you. Nina? You always used
20 be able to dress like the wind.
] haven't seen YOU FOR q year-du
you realize that2 We've time for
4 chat.
"All right :. David. lamb, take
the FIRST bath, and then draw mine.
win your Tony and | want Ia 80
ever old times a bit,
Tony Leeds was q man about
Richards ace. He was rather well
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singing of the song. Message OF
the Flag" by the entire assembly.
The GA class, under the 3iree-
ton Of Mrs. Ruth oBryant, pre-
sented the following program;
A duel song entitled, THE Lit
tie Tin Soldiers
This was followed By a short
play entitled. Soldiers Of Peace. .
The purpose Of this little play
was to show that al heroes are
not necessarily soldiers Of war,
but that service 70 mankind and
our country often demands real
heroism. il Is shown.
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Party In Honor
Of Father Dimmick

Celebrating the 10th anniver-
sary Of Father Arthur h. DIM
miek's rectership in St. Paul's
Parish. members Of the congrcga-
ton gathered at the reetory FRI
day evening for a party In his
honor.
Vocal solo was rendered by Ed
mnnd Curry, accompanied by Miss
Marguerite Hilton on the piano
and Emil Sweeting was heard IN =
recitation,
Richard II, Kemp presented
Father Dimmick with a gift from
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Another world situation which
may develop into a lively issue
in this country involves japanese
aggression in China. While the
Brussels Conference debates the
situation, the japanese armies
continue to make progress in
China and the Tokyo Government
hints that any effort to extend aid
in the form of materials and sup
plies to China viii be considered
an act OF hostility. It should be
noted that the French Govern
ment has banned the passage Of
men and munitions into China
from adjacent French Indo-C China
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-22

In the Marshmellow' game the
winners were. MRS. u. s. Walden
and Mrs. Adolfe Boza,
Those present were:
Mr., and Mrs. A. s. Walden;
Mesdames Evelio Cabot, Fernan-
do Garcia, j. A. Boza, r. C. SI<el-
ton, VIM. Knowles, Claude Al
bury, Tony Arthur, Reginald
Roberts, Frank Pierce, Herman
Bowery, Leslie Albury, John E.
Sands, Adolfo Boza, VIM. 7,
Doughty, Orion Russell, Alice
Scheurer, Gilbert McKillip, Hor-
ace 0'Bryant, Charles p Roberts,
Ralph Boyden, HueI Mora and
Paul Richardson.
Misses Florence Albury, Lin.
ton Vitte, Gladys Pinder, Frances
Cochran, Susan Gardner, ALICE
Curry, Miriam Carey and May
Sands.
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HEARING RETURNS

New York.-Franklin L. Hut
ton, dime store magnate, went to
Australia last summer wearing
bone conduction hearing aids but
at the end Of the summer, his
hearing came back almost COM
pletely and ''miraculously" while
he was at lunch. Medical authori-
ties have no explanation of the
occurrence which occasionally hap
pens.
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Chapter IS
Gossip About Richard

DAD, Tony" Carl was saying
" to the man Leeds, newly re-
turned from England, what do
you think Oh our young entry, Ell?
We've continued using thu Bran
DIVINE blood, and imp, ted, in
addition, number Of fine bitches
from England. Well, sir, declare,
I think we've developed cross
bred pack, uniform as to type, that
is the equal of anything in this
country!"
Il think you're right there,
Carl" Tony Leeds was enthusiast
tic. -. Never seen anything like
'emi"
Richard, from the depth of his
leather arm -chair asked: Whats
the number of your young entry?
-. about IA coupler"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-22

Jack Maloney, son of Judge and
Mrs. E. v. Maloney, who are now
living in Miami, came in over the
highway by automobile last night
and is the guest of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Bernie Papy at
their residence on Washington
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-22

Boca Chica Casino is expected
to be crowded to capacity this
evening when the Big Free Dance
gets in full swing at 9 o'clock.
Music for this affair will be
furnished by John Pritehard's
popular dance band. Public is in
vited to come out and have a
good time.
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Ben FELTON,, owner of a fleet of
sponging vessels, left this morn
ing for Grassy Key where he will
make repairs to one of the vessels
which met with an accident when
the vessel ran on a steel piling
and hole was stove in the hull.
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Division Street School
Classes Put On Program

Armistice Day was observed at
the Division Street School chapel
exereif it'll programs by the
meY the "a and GA class
IS sesS sAmber 10.
: Devotional exercises were con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. c. Gekeler.
The "a class, under the direc-
ton of Miss Marjorie Roberts,
presented the following program /:
Song. "Armistise," by the
school.
Exercise. entitled big Flag.
Little Flag by Joseph Antonio
Machado. which was followed BY
the singing Of America and the
salute of the flag.
Song, flag OF Ny Country. .
By the entire class.
Recitation, Peace" by May
Phyllis Bcwery, Alice Flowers.
Antonisa Saith. Helen Nareisa.
Soldier drill BY eight members
ef the class.
: The program concluded By the
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The Characters

Nina impuIsively married
DaDid, trying to escape her in
tense lore for her stepfather.
Richard, the charming, Uell-
tailored steptatHer, SIlGmelessly
talks Of loUe to Nina.
Honey, Nina's gag, plump,
youthful mother, Is Uild about
Richard. her neieIy acquired hus-
band.
David, a bright young auto
salesman, adores Nina and stri0es
to make her happy on his small
salary.
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Mrs. Del Woods, who was visit
ing with her family for a short
time, left this mor"'ng for Miami
where she and Mr.. Woods are
making their home.
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Looking At Washington

Continued from Page Onel
ferent situation would present it.
self if Germany and Italy should
attempt to COLOMBO or control a
country in this hemisphere.
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Stanley Key left this morning
to join the Ferry Florida Keys.
He is member of the vessels
personnel and was in Key West
for a brief visit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-22

Norvin Maloney, engineer with
the State Road Department, who
was spending a few days in Key
West with the family, left yester-
day morning for his station.
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and while officials deny any prod.
ding from Japan, the japanese
Government may ask France
for more effective restrictions.
While the Brussels Conference
squarely put the blame Of the
present conflict on Tokyo. moth
ing had been done through last
week to make any joint stand
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-22

Jose Munoz, who has been max
ing his home here for some time,
left yesterday morning for Fort
Lauderdale to join the personnel
of one of the ferries of the F, E.
C. Ferry Co., running to Havana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-22

Moreno Wallace, who was
spending the weekend vacation in
Key West, left yesterday morning
for his station on the Bridge prof
ects. at Conch Key.
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against Japanese aggression. II
anything OF this nature develops
and the United States participates
in any undertaking. it is likely
to produce situation which
might easily lead to armed con-
flict with japan. This would
give Congress something else 20
worry about.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-22

w. T. Mcconnell, of the United
States immigration service, who
has been transferred to Key West
for service, taking the place of
Gerondo Roman, transferred to
West Palm Beach, arrived last
week accompanied by Mrs, Nc
ConnelI and son Jimmie.
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seep@@ .
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. G. r. Smiley, and daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Smiley, were arri-
walls this morning on the Cuba
from Tampa, and are planning to
spend the winter in their home at
1415 Division street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-22

Freeman Hall, cook with the S,
u. Groves and Sons Co., left this
morning for No Name Key en-
route to his station at Little Duck
Key. gtne - atet Il.
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Junior Club To
Meet On Friday

There will be social meeting
of the Junior Woman's Club held
on Friday afternoon, beginning at
5 o'clock. at the Public Library
rooms.
Hostesses on the occasion will
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-22

members Of the parish as = token
ef appreciation and love fer their
priest
Games were played ard refresh
meHts served.
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cETs WISH

TorriHgton, Conr.--Expressing
a wish last year to live to SEQ just
one more Armistiee Day. William
Bu4Ei. 4s-year-old World War
veteran. just made il. He died
- Taps was being sounded for
the war dead. Baazi was gaSsea
and wounded during the war and
never recovered from his snjuries.
La gaceta., 1937-03-16
FRANCIA SIC HA HECHO
CARGO DE LAS MAS I'M
PDRTANTES FABRICAS
=. DE ARMAS

Paris, Mario 16.vAparece
en- ell Diario Official la notieia de
que los talleres de Creusot, de la
famosa compania de armament
tos Schneider, han sfdo expro-
piados por Ell %gobierno. La fe-
cha de la toma de possession por
ell ewbierno de esas fabricas de
armas no ha sido anunciada to-
davfa.
En- dos notas explicativas Sc
describe los edificios Y terrenss
xprGpiados.
Todos los talleres sc dedican
\ la fabrication de armas, he
cramientas Y maquinarias. Esta
IS la primera firma a la cual Sc
aplica la ley de decentralization.
Las fabricas de Creusot Sc
fundaron en- 1885, cincuenta a.
nos antss de que la familia Sch
neider Sc dedicara al negocio de
fundici6n.
La gaceta., 1937-03-16
NUEvA LISTA DE CONTRI-
BUYENTES FL FREN-
TIE POPULAR ESPANOL

Contribuyeron con $500:
Fernandez y Garcia; Lido Ca
fe; Columbia Cafe; Crackers
Place. Cooperative 81 Recur-
SO; Tn Mpntanes de la ave-
nida Y I'm Gallego Tampen
Con $500: Fructuoso Coz
zalez; Cooperative La Epoca
La Union Bakery; Argentine
Cafe, 2 semanas; Latin Omeri-
can Garage Michigan Cara
gee; Gaspar Garcia; Manuel
del Bio; Valencia Poultry; La
Llegada, Cooperative La Cen
trail Coffee Mills 2 semanas;
AEugenio Lera Grocery; Ma
nuel Alvarez Grocery; La Pa
Iona Bakery; P. P; Cuco Val
des; Jose Gonzalez; Maxine
Alvarez; Masses Filling Sta.
Rubio's Drug Store; La Nacio-
nal Coffee Mills; La Palma Ba
kerry; Express Cafe; Juan Baa
monde Mueblerfa; La Navic-
r$ Coffee Mills; Poul-
try B.. Cordero; La Regulado-
"a Coffee Mills; FernandezV
Vega; Ell Encanto Sastreria;
Vicente Ferrer.
Con 75c: Tomas Alfonso.
Con SOC: La Universal Cof-
fee Mills; Baldomero ToJaco;
La Corona Grocery; Mauriz y
Reina; La Economic de los 0
breros; Manuel Alfonso; Anne
rican Beauty Grocery; Luis L6-
peg; Two Bros. Fish Market;
Ramon Oural; III. Lobo; Ma
soda Cafe; Lozano Poultry;
j. C. Fernandez; Mano Aiz-
piru; Dionisio, Barberfa; Ra-
mon Sierra; Greco Inc; Juan
Lassus; La France; Ell Gatic0;
Cuervo's Cafe; Marie's Beau
ty Parlor; Constantine Gar
cia; Andres Porto; La Omeri-
ca Restaurant; Jose Aizpiru;
Santos Filling Station.
Con 25c: Poller's Store; De
Ella Thorn Mean; Ybor City
La gaceta., 1937-03-16
NOMINADO MR.. CANNON
PARA LA PRESIDE
DE LA CAMARA DE CO.
MERCIO
Sc Le entreg6 nm Rel0j de Orc
al Sr. TGliGfeYT0

La Camara de Concrete de
Tampa efectu6 anoche SD BAN
quote annual de nominaciones,
en- ell hotel Hillsborough, oyen-
do un notable discurso del DR..
Gustavo w. Dyer, professor de
economic Y sociolog1a de la Uni
versidad de Vanderbilt.
Ell professor Dyer disert6 so
bre la inoportunidad de la obra
de gobierno mezclada con Ia in
tervenci6n en- Los negocios pri-
vados. Present6 al professor ell
Sr. G. L. Reeves, miembro del
comite executive de la Camara.
Para la presidencia Sc nomi-
no, 10 que equivale a election
segura, al Sr. Frank j. Cannon,
vicspresidente Y administrator
general de Ia compafifa Tampa
Electric Co., de la cual es pre-
sidente ell coronel Peter o,
La gaceta., 1937-03-16
AVISO

Hacemos saber a todos los in
teresados que solo quedan dos
semanas para presentar las pc
ticiones de exenci6n de coRtri-
buciones de estado y condado.
Aquellos que no hayan presen-
tado su petici6n anteS del 81 de
Mario de 1887 no podran recla-
mar dicha exenci6n. Lo que Sc
hace saber y Sc publica para co
nocimiento general. Sucursal de
tasador de contribuciones w. S.
Sparkman, oficina en- 1713 Ia.
avenida.
La gaceta., 1937-03-16

Hatters; Melchor de la Parte;
Broadway Barbe1ia; Buch-
mans Store; Nick Genexe;
Charles Piece; Two Bros. Ba-
kerry; La Aasanera Grocery;
Celestino DiAz; LIBERTY Store;
Max Argintai9 Ell Palaeio; De
Luxe Bakery; spoto y Caste
Ferreteria Latin-Ameri-
de Xalle; Flores
Atore; Italian American Emp;
Margarita's Store; Maseda
Barberia; ]. MSM.; Polo; Pc
min Cafe; Cabil Grocery.
Con zoe: ViStor Shoe Shop:
9arberA.
Con zoe: Nj bites Bros. Bar
IBERIA Columbia Bakery.
IL de MeFzoN 1887.
La gaceta., 1937-03-16
PENA DE MUERTE PARA
Ell HOMBRE QUE MATO
A SU MADRE

Huntington, w. Va, Mario
16.-El fiscal del estado anun-
clio aver que pedira pena de
muerte para Charles Baldwin,
acusado de matar a SUI madre.
La defensa asegura que proba-
ri la inocencia del procesado,
an abogado, de al amos, y exca-
pitan del ejercito.
La gaceta., 1937-03-16
ELIAS HANOVEGA

Sc desea en- esta reduction la
presencia del Sr. Elias Hanove-
ga, exvendedor o vendedor de
la United Motor.
Els un asunto que lie interesa
y que deseamos aclarar.
La gaceta., 1937-03-16

Ocurri6 la muerte de la ma
Dire, Sra. Juliette Burlington oil
pasado II de octubre, a Ia edad
de So amos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-16
Knight. La nomination de Mr..
Cannon fue muy aplaudida.

hHIBnt. LIN HoIIIlIidClOIt 0e Nn1'
Cannon fue muy aplaudida.
al Sr. E. p. Taliaferro, pre-
sidente saliente de la camara,
Sc le regal6 un reloj de orc en-
prueba de aprecio por la labor
que realizara desde su alto
puesto.
Para los puestos de directo-
res fueron nominados los Sres.
H. C. Culbreath, Ralph Nichol-
son, G. L. Reeves, v. V. Sharpe,
Fred j. Woods, T. j. Miles,
James F. Farley, l.. B. Giles,
Ernest Mas, William c.. Nicely,
Ralph Marsicano y otros.
La gaceta., 1937-03-16
MURIO Ell CAMPESTNO MA
TABOR DE CORBETT GIRL
FIS

TABOR DE B GIRL
FIS
Ell campesino Howard Ben :
EFT, de So amos, que Sc hallaba
en- libertad bajo fianza como ma
tador de Conbett Griffis, falls-
clio aver en- SUI domicilio de
Plant City.
Bennett habfa sido condena-
do a 20 amos de prisi6n por Ell
juez Sander Y habfa apelado
de la sentencia.
Ell criminal dispar6 sobre su
vfctima, lie hiri6 Y lie dej6 tendi-
do en- Ell campo. A la maIana 81
guiente Sc encontr6 ell cadaver.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-21
Business and Agriculture Unite To
Avert Serious Crisis i'm Food Field

that is poultry associations had written
and wired for help in disposing of co.
100000 turkeys, r>increase of so per
cent over the previousyea There also
were 100000 pounds more of fowl in
cold storage than in 1855. Since Sc
per cent of all farms raise poultry, this
was a problem of truly national scope.
BY campaign of heavy newspaper adj
vertising beginning before Thanksgiv-
ing and continuing through Christmas
this prime winter cash crop was said
to have been moved with satisfaction to
the farmers.
The final service has just begun al
though plans for it were laid in 1886;
this time to move approximately 67,-
600 car loads of grapefruit from Florida,
Texas, California and Arizona. The
present crop is approximately 10000
cars more than the 1886 crop and heavy
advertising has just commenced. Mer-
chandisers are confident again of dis
tributing this surplus throughout the
general public without the farmer suf-
fering the low prices that heretofore
have resulted frons unwieldy surpluses.
According to Editor and Publisher,
khe benefits of this cooperation between
agriculture and business have been felt
pot only by approximately half the
population living on farms but by cam
ners and packers employing 100000
people; shippers, wholesale food estab-
lishments to the number of $4,000 and
retailers numbering $780, 900.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-21
NOTICE.

of closing of Registration books for the
annual city and town elections to be
held in Lincoln County, Montana,
April S, 1887
Notice is hereby given that the reg
istration books for the annual elections
to be held in Libby, Eureka and Troy,
in Lincoln County, Montana, will be
open at the County Clerks office on all
legal days between the hours of 900
A. M and 500 p NJ up to and in
Guiding February 10, 1887, for the pur-
pose of registering for the City cleo
ton.
Registration books close Friday, Feb
ruary 10, 1887.
Electors wishing to vote at the above
election must have their names on the
registration books for their respective
wards before the books are closed.
Electors of Libby wishing to register
must register by appearing in person
at the office of the County Clerk in
the Court House Electors of Eureka
and Troy may register at the office of
the County Clerk. or before deputy
registrar, notary public or justice of
the peace In the manner PROVIDED by
law.
If you failed to vote at the last
general election in November 1886, and
have not since registered you should
register at once If you have changed
your residence from the ward where
you were formerly registered you
should have your registration card
transferred to the ward where you now
reside. See that your name is properly
registered.
If you are not registered you can not
vote
(SEAL) ELDON j. SCHUCK.
County Clery and Ex- Officio Registrar
of Lincoln County, Montana
Dated at Libby this 14th day of jan
uary, 1887. j14-f18-6t.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-21
MONTANA STOCKMEN
BUY HIGH PRICED BULLS

BOZEMAN.--Out of a total of Sc
purebred Herefof bbulls that sold for
81 900 or more during the past year in
the United States four were bought by
Montana breeders, according to D. w.
Chittenden, head Of the animal hus-
bandry department at Montana State
College.
Texas led all states in the purchase
of bulls with price tag of 81 LOCO or
more, 20 being purchased by stockmen
In the Lone Star~state. Arizona was
second with seven, and Montana and
Colorado tied with four each.
Montana buyers and the prices paid
were. Mrs. Belle Curtice Wright of
Stevensville, third highest price paid
for Hereford bull last year; Emil
Duer of Choteau, 5000; F. NJ Nelson
OF Livingston, LIPS, and Steve Holman
Of Dodson, $1,000.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-21
Seed Wheat Should Be Tested.

There are three very good reasons
for having seed wheat tested, w. O.
Whitcomb. superintendent of the Mon
tana Grain Inspection laboratory, re-
minds farmers who will be buying seed
this coming season. These are: First,
to find if the seed is the kind that is
wanted; second, to find what impuri-
ties 1t contains, and third, to ascertain
if these impurities can be removed by
screening. Whitcomb points out that
some wheat may be useless for seed
because it contains seeds which cannot
Be removed by screening. On the other
hand other wheat may make good seed
even though it contains large amounts
Of barley, wild oats, or small weed
seeds, providing they can be removed
by screening. Farmers are urged L
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-21
A VALIANT CHARACTER

Paramount won, and Valiant Is The
Word For Carrie is the result. ~ is
an unusual picture for an unusual
woman--a valiant picture for a vail
ant star" Taken from Barry Bene-
fields best-selling novel, the screen
play recounts the story of a woman
whose name could not be mentioned in
decent households in the small Louis
lana town she had taken for her home
Carrie is branded as bad, and the only
person who really thinks she is nice
is young boy, who breaks through
the high board fence around her house
to meet her. This boy, and an orphan
girl who appears later in the story, in
spire Carrie to start all over again
With the two, she moves to another
town.
The dramatic story which follows is
the history Of woman's fight against
odds to provide future for two waits
who have found the way to her heart
1t is a compelling story, full of the
humor and pathos of life and motivated
by the strongest force in human nature
AT the Kootenai theatre next week.