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Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09

The state committee of the Agri-
culture Conservation association
will meet with the county commit
tee ON Thursday to become ac-
quainted with problems encounter
ed in administering the program
in Imperial county.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
Shipments Started

Movement of the fall crop of I'm
perial Valley asparagus began on
October l, according to the month
ly report Of the agriculture COM
missioner office.
Market conditions were consider
ed good.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09

already been organized, Landerman
said. Dairy, pig, lamb and poultry
clubs will be formed as soon as
all clubs have completed organiza-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
Shows Incre ase

Reports from the Department of
Commerce Saturday revealed that
1877 bales OF cotton were ginned
in Imperial prior to October |, as
compared to 1862 bales in 1886.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-09
Building Section
+ Two New Homes
Started in CitV
During Past Week

BODYBUILDING in Ell Centro revived during the past
week. according to building materamen two homes
started and at least six reported being
on the fire.
Builders Supply furnished material for r. A. Tim
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30
Reaufy in Alaska

Beauty in Alaska
A floating beauty parlor is operat
ed from Juneau for women living
along the coast of Alaska.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Flora Robson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned, the administrator of the
estate of Flora Robson, deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased
to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice to
the said administrator at Libby
Montana, in the County of Lincoln
State of Montana, the same being
the place for the transaction of the
business of said estate.
MARSHALL R. KARNES,
Administrator of the Estate of sale
Deceased
Dated at Libby, Montana, this 13tf
day of June, 1888
/ M. D. ROWLAND,
Attorney for Petitioner in16-jl7-4t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30

Society of Fargo, North Dakota, .
are operating in Lincoln county, and
that such company is not licensed to
do business in Montana.
The state auditor says that The
insurance business is full of rack
eteers, and the people of the state
of Montana are annually losing
thousands of dollars in spurious in
surance.n Please report the names
of all insurance companies whose
agents solicit you and we will adj
wise you whether it is authorized
to do business in Montana.
If you will cooperate with the
offices of the county attorney ano
sheriff we will stop such insurance
companies doing business in Lincoln
county.
THOMAS D. LONG,
in2-23. County Attorney.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAX
SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on the
22nd day of July, 1888, at the hour
of ten o'clock a. m in front of the
office of the County Treasurer at
Libby, Montana, I will sell at pub
lie auction all property within the
County of Lincoln, State of Mon
tana, upon which the first Install
ment, second installment or all of
the 1897 taxes are lien and due to
the County of Lincoln, Cities and
Towns of Libby, Eureka and Troy,
Glen Lake Irrigation District, the
School Districts IN the County of
Lincoln and to the State of Mon
tana, unless prior to said time said
delinquent taxes together with all
interest, penalties and costs due
thereon are paid.
A complete delinquent tax list OF
all persons and property in the
County of Lincoln, State of Mon
tana, now owing taxes is on file In
the office of the County Treasurer
of Lincoln County, Montana, and is
subject to public inspection and ex-
animation.
Given under my hand this 23re
day of June, 1888.
L. LUDVIKSON,
County Treasurer, Lincoln County
ju23-jy14-4t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Unauthorized insurance compan-
les have been and am ADVISED are
now soliciting insurance IN Lincoln
county.
Such companies and their agents
are operating i6 violation OF law
and the soliciting agents as well as
their principals are guilty OF a
felony.
Please report to the county attor-
lnev or the sheriff the name of any
such agent, his description and
where he is operating or can DC
found and he will be arrested and
prosecuted
State Auditor John ]. Holmes ad-
lvises me that agents soliciting tol
The Home Protective BeneVoleh'
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30

III hurricane ne afeM o'lis - Yayo :
week ~ so,iie 'ii,ie,ilie ~: e -.
- aaon
u.v Er.ne;s lasf r;cture under
har nrasant contract wiI, nrohahlv
Ia hasad an story tbatshe herself
u,rata ana cold ~ the sIud;o It,x
al abo.t famous aviatrix WIN
aooe into ro,na -tba.worId FIGHT
Contact and aats Iost nm desert
Francis heard about Amelia Ear
hart?
Fashion news. Claudette Colbert
has a DAYTIME costume of dark blue
with white floral buttons down the
side of the Jacket. like one which
the duchess of Windsor likes tt
YORK, heieh Vmsoh wore piaef
chiloh gown WIN skiia ydius an
yafos woe, pahaea WIN many ioM'
Oh narrow Iideh VeiVet il0poii' ~
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30
Star DuSl
X Hurricane Elopement
X Story of Emhart
X Norma Steps Out
Nv Virginia Vale --
. Hy Virginia ale

M OVIEDOM is still gasping
wi little over the elope-
ment of Frances Langford, the
radio singer and movie actress,
and Jon Hall, who skyrocketed
to fame in Hurricane and
hasn't been seen on the screen
since.
Just after it was announced that
they wouldn't marry until he had be-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30

come more HTffl-
ly established in
pictures, they
slipped off to
Prescott, Ariz.,
with her mother
and his sister and
got married. But
Hollywood cildn
know about it I'M
til four days lat
er, possibly be-
cause he used his
real name, Louis
Locher.
Even after Hall
made such a hit
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30

which had long run as a success
full before heinz handed over
to motion pictures. Norma has a
way of getting what she wants-as
Marion Davies found out when they
both wanted Marie Antoinette" and
Norma got it.
It
Remember Eric Won Stroheim,
who used to make pictures
cGreed'' and Foolish Wives"
among them,) that cost millions?
He's acting in French pictures now
which usually cost not more than
$4,000.
-'~ Incidentally, Jean Hersholt was
reminiscing about Greed" the 9TH
er day--how it was way over the
right length, and Won Stroheim felt
so badly about having it cut that he
wouldn't even look at the film that
was finally released.
-
ODDS AND ENDS-A radio actor ana
director mho learned nineteen language,
is ON the dir-as a dialect sfooge ana
iuiitator OF animals /. Many OF III.
/ professional radio announcers are bad
bur after hearing dozen amateurs tr,
our the other day The iuorsf OF then
sounded marvellous i. Bette DAis re
fused 10 be included in list OF movie
dom's ten most beautiful girls; said RI,
idea is silly, because I'm MOI eren nea
beauty" i. lis said that Metro spen
I s250,000 Developing Il Married an dngeT
as picture, and finally abandoned il
ichcreupon il uds bought for the stage
uhere its "a tremendous success
En WnEfVfM NnWsnanar firtnn
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30

when election day rolled around,
voted for the Republican nominee
for governor, :. Phillips Lee Colds
borough. Goldsborough was elect
ed, the second Republican governor
since the Civil war, Lloyd Loundes
having been the first.
Smith Gets Nervous
After that Blair Lee came to the
senate, but he still hankered for the
governorship. So he tried again,
and John Walter Smith had to
strain himself a little to keep Lee
down. This began to get on Smith S
nerves.
So when Lee came up for re-
election as senator, in 1916, John
Walter looked round for somebody
to beat him. At the time, Smith
was generally regarded as the most
conservative Democrat in the state,
and Representative Lewis as the
most radical. So Smith backed
Lewis against Lee.
Lewis won the nomination, thus
retiring Lee TO private life, but the
Lee Democrats were mad, and the
Smith Democrats lost interest after
they had disposed of Lee. The he,
publicans had nominated Dr. Joseph
|. France. at that time in the state
senate. He was comparatively I'M
known. In fact it has often been
said that thousands of men voted fol
him without knowing who he was
or caring. They were voting
against Lewis.
France came to the senate, fol
one term, but long enough t
plague Woodrow Wilson on thu
League of Nations-he prompt.
Joined the irreconcilables when tina
battalion of death organized to figh
the Versailles treaty. Also lonl
enough to acquire high ambitions
He has been a constant candidat
for President ever since, thougl
never able e get any delegate
from his own state.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30

in Hurricane he drew only $50 a
week for some time-mere chicken
feed in Hollywood-but this salary
was finally raised to 5000
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30

Norma Shearer would like to do a
smart modern comedy, after her
long siege of costume pictures, so
you may see her in .sThe Women, y
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-17

HomezC0rk Is Less Strain
If Child Has Quiet Place
In Which to Concentrate
BY Olive Roberts Barton

cred In o given time, the teacher
has no other way 10 extend the
day's, work to the home. Even
with full time spent In school, 1t
Ia often necessary.
I do know this-that teachers
are giving less outside work than
they used TO. But naturally the
amount increases from grade to
grade as capacity for work In
creases,
This being the case, II would be
easier for our children II we ar
ranged O quiet place for them 10
study. The radio should DO turn
cd OF completely. David or Mar
thu may say they can do better
work with II on, or even that they
can't work at oil with II Off, but
turn II of anyway. There can DO
no real concentration with an ac-
compartment. Soft music has.
been known 10 help thought, but
not one OF the student fans ! have
ever noticed studying by radio,
cared q scrap for soft" music.
Understanding" Helps
With intermediate or young
children, II helps considerably II
they know we are really interest,"
ed In their lessons. How many
parents keep tab on subjects stud
ied9 Too few, believe. Junior
likes 10 know that we are Inn
pressed by his fractions and pars-
Ing and anxious for his success.
To have kindred soul helping
out with morale rs comfort az
any time.
Most children have a double
battle to flght. They don't want
to study very much and II Is all
the harder II no one cares wheth-
or they do not not. II they see that
we are clearing q place 10 study,
fixing o time that won't be UNDER
cut by tempting diversions, ana
take their work as seriously as
they do, home work takes on q
different slant Away 20 their
conflicts. Is isn't 80 bad.
Copyright, 1898, NEA Service, Inc.)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-17

GOrfWng
Yourself

NEA service OVhR WNAtOA
Rich night creams, special oils 70
20 on dry looking eyelids and at
the corners Of the eyes, soothing
hand lotions and special hand
creams, new shades Of rouge, lip
stick and powder with fascinating
names-these are the items in which
the beauty-minded are interested
right now.
This very definitely Is the time to
take immediate steps to get your
hands, elbows and wrists back into
the smooth, lily-white condition
they were in last summer before
YOU went away for vacation. And
couple of new preparations, made
by reputable company and sold
separately or together, will come IN
handy for this reconditioning pro-
cess.
One is q lotion TO be used several
times q day-always after hand
washing Of course. The other Is q
IlOu~SVkCky kllGAiV SAVaAA avs NhS
hands. You simply massage 1t IN as
II you were pulling on a pair OF new
gloves, then leave 1t on While you
sleep. Incidentally, It's ideal for
getting rid Of rough patches Of dried
skin on elbows.
Also new are cleansing pads for
the dry skin. Saturated with
slightly oily, soothing LIQUID cleanser
which contains no alcohol or any
other drying ingredient, these
should be as great q boon TO one
whose skin Is dry. Oily skinned IN
dividuals will stick to cleansing pads
saturated with q non-oily, slightly
astringent liquid, OF course.
II your throat and face are ABB
normally dry from over-exposure 70
sunshine and wind, you might con.
slider trying TO special night oil, said
TO contain plenty OF sunshine Vita
min D. You simply pat II on face
and throat before you 60 TO bed and
leave II on all night.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-17

themselves unaware Of IL, owe what
charm they have to one or more Of
these traits.
In any case, II the posture is not
as good as It should be, q course Of
study and training to develop better
posture will add materially to p. A.
and f. I.
Posture Is the position or bearing
Of the body. Faults Of posture are
human and occur almost exclusively
among the more highly civilized
races. Postural defects are never
found In animals in their natural
or wild state.
Nutrition In the biological sense,
that is, the sum Of the processes by
which the animal body takes In and
utilities food substances, has much
to do with posture. Certain familiar
postural faults suggest to the physi-
clan specific nutritional deficiencies,
These will be discussed later.
In childhood precept Is less potent
than example In establishing habits
OF posture and neither precept nor
example has as much influence on
habit Of posture as nutrition has.
The child subject to O nutritional
deficiency, especially the common
deficiency In calcium and phosphor-
us metabolism which Is even more
prevalent among American children
from 8 TO 10 years Of age than
among infants, Is quite likely TO
have round shoulders, spinal curva-
ture, more or less ptosis or sagging
Of abdominal organs and pronated
or weak feet.
Psychotherapy
Please give your opinion OF psy-
cho-analysis and suggestions In the
cure OF physical diseases. My doctor
and the school encyclopedia disagree
on the subject III. RI
Observation-Disclosures or sug-
gestion Is employed with much sue
cess by many Of the best doctors
who use II without worrying over
the funny name. When your doctor
leaves you with your mind easy,
with greater hope or greater conf
dence, that's the best probationary.
AS for the technique OF such dag
nosis and treatment, for your own
welfare I advise you to leave 1t to
the doctor.
Copyright 1898, John r. Ollie co..
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-17
POSTuRE AND p. A.

POSTURE AND p. A.
Everyone knows Of too many
shining examples Of the contrary TO
attempt to say that personal APP
pearance Is all-important in the
pursuit Of happiness or success.
Most Of us are susceptible, however,
to first impressions, and p, A. has
O good deal to do with the r. /.
Posture Is generally the predom-
inant factor, the thing that i'm
presses you at first sight Of per-
son and fingers In your mental pic
ture Of that person, whether you
are conscious Of it or not. If the
posture Is better than the average
that fact sticks in your subconscious
mind In association with the indi-
vidual, and It constitutes one point
In the individuals favor On the
other hand, If the individuals pos
ture Is bad, there Is automatically
registered in your suhconscio,ls mind
an unfavorable picture, and you will
either dislike or endeavor to forget
the individual unless,h he or she hap
pens or is able to exert other infiu.
ences upon you which overcome or
outweight the first impression.
Physical education rather than
physical training or systematic ex-
ercise determines posture. Physical
training Is exercise or practice to
gain skill, endurance, speed, agility.
Physical education Is education In
the development and care Of the
body, and Of course embraces the
fundamentals Of physiology and hy-
giene,
Although posture Is an important
factor Of personal appearance, II
cannot entirely compensate for lack
Of other factors which contribute TO
first impression, namely, good looks
and comeliness, neatness or cleanli-
ness, good taste or fashion or sensi-
bility In dress, good manners or
courtesy and especially o pleasing,
modulated voice. Many persons,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-17
Style Chats
BY AUDREY AMES
limited Press STAFF Correspondent

United Press staff Correspondent
Paris--Simply tailored clothes,
with Just q dash Of sophistication,
will And favor with the 1898 college
girl.
Year In and year out, the thick
brogues, leather jackets and sweater
and skirt combinations played an
important part IN campus fashions.
This year, however, the trend Is
more along "sports-clasSic" line,
where you may indulge In man.
tailored dress and still not obliter-
ate the feminine touch,
An unusual model, sure 10 catch
the eye OF those who like their
clothes Just O bit different Is q rich
brown wool dress, with q matching
bolero jacket and beaver revers,
Another wool model, more daring In
cut, was q bright red tweed skirt
with o jersey skirt In black and q
sleeveless jacket, lumberjack style.
Instead OF the regulation leather
Jackets for campus wear, 1898 college
stylists have designed attractive
chubby jackets In vivid shades al
we'll as browns and blacks. These
have detachable hoods which MAKE
them ideal for cold, winter days
! Other new notes for campus walking
include roomy Stacks.
For evening wear the college miss
Is partial to alluring, close-attinl
gowns. A fiatterlng model on display
Is fashioned OF black satin with
spreading fiounce on the bottom o.
O bouffant skirt. A cluster OF garde,
Mas on the side OF the skirt u TIN
only ornament on the dress. Another
model Is OF black velvet, with {
modified hoop skirt. A pleated ruff,
OF pink peeks beneath the skirt.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-17

Graceful and Slim" Is o fashion
password this Fall--and Claire TIL
den has adhered TO this ediot In
her charming new Pattern 677. How
your friends will admire the but
ton trimmed jabot and slenderizing
panelsl They're sure TO exelaim too
over the flattering little Jokes and
the comfortable sleeves. Don't miss
the fact that you've choice OF three
different sleeve lengths. And II you
wish you may leave off the jabot
md have instead q becoming lace
edged collar with soft tie ends. No
one will guess how easy the maxi
ing is-unless you show the Step
by-Step Sewing Guide that SIMPLE
flies oil this pretty detail OF cutting
and stitching, Delightful In O syn
thetic print, or q faconne crepe
for every daytime occasion.
Pattern CIT "a cut In women's
sizes 81, 80, 80, 40, a., A, 40 and
10. Size 80, dress with jabot. re-
quires 4 yards 80 inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (lBc) In
coins for this pattern. WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS
AND STYLE NUMBER.
Send orders 10 the Waterbury
Democrat Pattern Department.
Monday; Afternoon Dress.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-17

POLLS


The world Is yours once you enter
the portals Of the Loew Poll theater
,,,all the rapture and happiness
that the moton picture screen can
bring. For the Loew Poll Greater
New Show season, which Is now In
full swing, Manager Ed Fitzpatrick
Is proud TO announce that all the
biggest stars In the greatest hits ever
TO be seen In waterbury, will fea-
ture this theater's programs.
Among the impressive array OF
star-studded hits on the way, week
after week ore marie Antoinette''
co-starring Norma Shearer and Ty-
rome Power, Boys Town" with
Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney,
100 Hot To Handle, starring the
favorites OF millions, Clark Gable
and Myrna 10y, jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy In "sweethearts"
These are Just q few OF the happy
hits that are on the way 10 Loew
Poll theatergoers.
Heading the double smash bill to-
day, Is our third triumphant New
Season hit, "Carefree", co-starring
in q joyous reunion, after more than
q years separation the wing-footed
stars OF America, Fred Astaire and
his lovely partner, Ginger Rogers.
The Aim Is doubly outstanding In
the fact that Irving Berlin, famous
composer, has written the music
and lyrics for this Aim, his third
Astaire-Rog hit,
This world-famous team brings
you q glittering joyous and song
studded Aim romance embellished
with haunting melodies startling
dance routines and deftly-handled
story. The dance numbers Of "Care-
free" following the Astaire- Rogers
tradition OF introducing spectacular
routines into their vehicles, are I'M
usually diversified. They include the
Golf Dance, solar novelty by AS
taire: sensational romantic ball
room dance, rivaling their "Cheek
To Check" number In "T'op Hat;
Dream fantasy number; and high
lighting tho production Is q colorful
but simple ballroom routine 1.-THE
Yama," which Is sweeping America
by storm due 10 the fact that II Is
the first dance the two stars have
ever presented which can without
revision be performed by the general
public.
"Carefree" Is O Movie Quiz $780,
900 contest Aim and seeing II will
help you TO answer the question per-
tanning 10 II In the Quiz Booklet. II
you haven't entered this contest do
80 today. You may be one OF the
lucky winners OF fame and fortune.
In our second big feature, the
Crime Busters 90 into action In q
story as new and exciting as tomor-
rows headlines, "Paroled From the
Big House" which features Jean
Carmen and Richard Adams.
Attend this theater every We'd
nesday evening and enjoy Headline
Broadway vaudeville at Its best.
I,Ondon yanW has IN onaY air
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-17

Once again the Warner Bros,
State theater has scooped the enter
tainment field Of Waterbury, with
another oil Movie Quiz contest show
which overnight has become the talk
OF the town,
"Valley OF the Giants" and
Secrets Of an Actress are the two
smashing hits which comprise this
new bill and II Is needless to say
that both pictures are stops"
For weeks the state has been
screening the Scream OF the motion
picture crop" and making history In
double hit shows. Never before has
this city been given such great en-
tertainment and never before have
such combinations OF hits been put
together. The shows are coming with
"Four Daughters" Sing You SIN
ners," Racket Busters" and "You
Can't Take II With You" to follow
In swift succession.
Wayne Morris and Claire Trevor
are co-starred In Valley Of the
Giants" while Frank Mciugh, Alan
Hale, Donald Crisp, Charles Bick-
ford and host or other veterans
OF the screen are included In the
supporting cast
II Is the story Of the successful
fght waged 10 prevent the utter
despoliation Of CALIFORNIA; famous
redwood forests by ruthless eastern
lumber interests represented by
Charles Biekford) around the turn
OF the century.
While II Is concerned with one
local aspect OF this iight, telling ir
highly exciting manner OF the CLASH
between one such despoiler and az
altruistic young local lumberman, Il
Is typical OF the situation through
out the redwood country at tina
time.
Graft and corruption legalistit
trickery and physical violence al
have their part In the story, but
~ 10 the aforementioned method thai
gives the new Warner picture Ia
most thrilling moments.
Secrets Of an Actress" the Sec
ond smash hit OF this bill starr
George Brent with Kay Francis.
Both OF these pictures are Movie
Quiz contest pictures, and will DO {
big help TO contestants when ans
wering the questions In the Movie
Quiz booklets. Theater-goers whC
have not entered this contest, shoult
do so at once. Get your booklet o.
the State today and then continue
by seeing 80 out Of the o. pictures
at the State.