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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
Leading Producer of Silver

Mexico is the leading world pro-
Queer of silver and in the last five
centuries has yielded about $780,
10000 ounces of silver. more than
50 per cent of world production dur
ing that period.
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II. X. BAKER
FOR SENATOR

MIR BAKER has lived IN this County for II years and Is
loved by all Very seldom do you with such
sonaly kindness itself always looking the
other fellow and give him lift He sincere and has
courage and the ability work
fully for the needs of this county in the state legislature He
of attachments and experiences and has close
knowledge Of the business he business him
self addition this he and does make
living with his hands He has intimate knowledge of the
laborng problems and MIR Baker very dill
gent the legislature should
turned to that office
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MIR. DANIELS
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

MR. DANIELS has been resident and taxpayer Of Lincoln
County for and well known and liked by all
He is of high integrity and allegiance to
corporation will the people and their
their has been
spent many years his life the mercantile business
legislature that experience will be of great
all of He that he will Lincoln County get
fair break 1t time getting something up in this
the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
The Democratic Party Of Lincoln County Presents:
A PROGRAM
A PROGRAM:

Libby along the kooen River the
the highway Lincoln County people and the
possible speed That
the should and develop the
uncompleted funds permit
Tha economy
burdens
normal That the
direction
should be- further reduced
cd approve advocate the consolidation offices
and believe the
would result substantial the OF this county with
no reduc n service
a. That the important and pressing problems confronting
THE nEAnrRATIr PARTY nladnoe ;+cavae RI tha f,rth
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27

WPA furnishing the labor The
project will be operated in larger
cities, it was said
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
Rabbits Produce Most Fur

Rabbits produce about 80 per cent
of all fur used in United States
coats. But that fur isn't always
labeled rabbit L may be lapin.
sealine.. electric seal, near seal.
French chinehilla. imitation ermine.
moline! And they're Just a few
Only mink IS more profitable 70 Unit
ed States fur raisers than the bunny
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27

Peace of mind IS a business asset,
giving a customer a piece OF your
mind is a business liability.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
ELGIN "DUTCH" MURPHY
Republican Candidate for
County Clerk and Recorder

Mr. Murphy has lived in Lincoln county Is of
his 26 years of life. He is a graduate of the
Troy High School, and has had six years of varied
office experience Was married in 1884 to Miss
Lillian R. Borg of Libby. This is the first time
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
JESSIE STAUDACHER
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

MISS JESSIE STAUDACHER IS candidate for election
Miss Staudacher
holds life certificate and has years teacher
the schools Of Lincoln County She has served for four
the office she seeks She has wealth of experience that must
qualify to that office and result of this life
her work has been successful and school system harmonious
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
FRANK BANEY
FOR SHERIFF

FRANK BANEY needs word from source to tell Of
the office he holding His record speaks
supporters legion He has
failed in his former service We don't need to add
word-ony he has every emergency OF his office
Inc pasta
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
CHEF @. HOISINGTON
For COUNTY COMMISSIONER lTROY DLsTRICTl

CHEF o. HOISINGTON has been resident 0
coin County since 9l7 Living homestead the state
line he been closely associated with public interests of the
County that time He served Clerk Of the School Board
District No
patroman for the State Highway Department
for eight accepting the position of Deputy under
1886 Having also number of
business before coming Montana Chef well quail
flied the office of County Commissioner The large vote he
received the primary election IS the best recommendation
his ability and integrity Your best bet to vote for Chef
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27


particularly of
will be
by blboard and hot which
We advocate the the
5) Lastly and most important OF ALL believe in and advocate
interested attitude toward
should
small
things the the
only function efficiently with
neglect their duties mnoe graft nffciency
the inevitable
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27

Mr. Murphy is frugal and painakng life and will
to the office he seeks the admirable qualities Has
pledged himself the Lincoln County will
conduct the County Clerk and
and efficient
Pc Adv
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27

He running for the short ending 1899
opposition He well qualified we'll liked
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-27
ELDON J. SCHUCK
FOR COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER

For County Clerk and Recorder offer Edon j. Schuck
This raised and schood Lincoln County has
host of friends who wishing him we'll He clean
capable and brought the office bookkeeping
accounting sufficient make his contact of the affairs of the
Clerks office highly efficient He has and
friendly and obgng He has filled his office of County Clerk
and Recorder the with honesty and efficiency
In returning Edon Schuck this position will have
will carry County Clerks
flee
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CANDIDATES.
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JAMES MAHONEY


MR.. MAHONEY is old time resident substantial
Of sound business practice He the Of business
such understands the needs Of this county believes
and that the should be people
will get the most for their money Those
that he will work for the general welfare Lincoln County
You will find his the special ballot
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by Senator Van Nuys. In the third
place, the very considerable group Of
Democratic Senators, who like Van
Nuys, voted against President Roose-
velt's court bill and opposed his re-
organization bill, will be inclined to
feel friendly to Presidential Candidate
McNutt.
For Mr. McNutt stepped in-from
the far Philippine Islands-to save
their friend Van Nuys. If a senatorial
opponent of the court bill can be
saved in Indiana, why cannot other
opponents Of the court bill be saved
in other States? Certainly the saw
ing of Mr.. Van Nuys will give great
encouragement to the rest who were
in the same boat with him.
Ten or a dozen Democratic anti
court bill Senators had volunteered
to 60 into Indiana to campaign for
Senator Van Nuys II he were denied
denomination by the Democratic State
Convention, dominated by the McNutt-
Townsend Minton forces. Among them
were such men as Wheeler of Mon
Udlld, Dull nc O4 ANCok dShd, ydillSo Va
Maryland, all Of whom may be in
fluential with their State delegations
when the Democratic National Con-
vention assemblies in 1910. Now re-
port has it that word came direct from
McNutt in Far East to extend the
olive branch to Senator Van Nuys.
If the McNutt-for- President group
can, it will, of course, enlist the aid
of President Roosevelt and his admin
istration followers for the Hoosier cam
didate. The Indiana supporters Of
McNutt realize, however, that Roose-
welt support is by no means certain.
They say that Postmaster General
James A. Farley, chairman of the
Democratic National Committee and
first lieutenant, politically, of the
President, is hoetile-or has been hos
tile-to the McNutt candidacy. They
are wondering also whether the White
House was as cordial to Mr.. McNutt
early last spring, when he rushed back
to Washington to report" to the
President, as It might have been.
McNutt Ready for Fight.
The McNutt people say that their
candidate will 60 to the mat with any
candidate for the presidential nomi-
nation in 1910 except President Roose-
welt himself. He will be candidate
against any "favorite" that President
Roosevelt and the New Deal inner
circle may decide upon. II the Presi-
dent should determine to give his seal
Of approval to McNutt, the skies would
be entirely bright. But If the McNutt
group has to fight, 1t will fight And
If they have to fight the New Dealers
about the President, they will be glad
Of the support of the Wheeiers, the
Burkes, the Tydings, the McCarrans
and the rest Of those who stood shoul-
der to shoulder with Senator Van
Nuys.
PROBABLY there is no more enthusias-
tic supporter of the President in all
the New Deal outfit than Senator
Sherman Minton. He has been as
earnest in advocacy of the court bill
and the reorganization bill as his COL
league, Senator Van Nuys, in his op-
position to those measures. 1t is
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His life was threatened. Mr.. Keenan,
flrmed his mouth, stuck out his jaw
still further, was finally responsible
laws. through which Congress extended
the Federal war on racketeers, gang
sters, kidnapers to the States. He
goes even further in his crime pre-
vention ideas. He believes that we
should have nationally supported
college for the training Of law en-
forcement agents, just as we have our
war and naval colleges"
Mr.. keenan,, whose physique is
short and stocky. eyes blue, hair gray,
complexion f1orid, general appearance
pugnacious, energy quotient super
abundant, admits that he was known
to have contentious disposition in
the courtroom" when he took care
of modest law practice in Cleveland.
He was born in Pawtucket. r. l.. in
1888. He was graduated from Brown
University 1910, Harvard Law 1918, and
took successive summer courses at the
Universities of Michigan, Wisconsin,
Chicago, Cornell. He went to the
Mexican border fracas with the Black
Horse troop, to France with the 37th
Artillery and received citations from
Gen. Pershing and the French.
Still Contentious" about his con-
victions, Mr.. Keenan's courage about
them is self-evident. He Is optimistic
about the future. But with a capital
b believes that business has an obli-
CATION to create a workable economic
system in this country" And pursuing
that thought in recent speeches, that
have been given with great regularity
these last months, he says, in part, cit
Is not the clenched fist of the masses
that we need fear in this country, but
the soft folded hands of indifference"
Mr.. Keenan, Is a busy man. It Is
difficult to get his ear. The fact is
that he is lining up 20 new judicial
appointments. with the advice and
consent Of the Senate" He gets some
strange reactions in his attempt to
distribute the Democratic pluns"
wisely. The story runs that he called
the Office of Senator Rush Holt, asked
his views on West Virginia judge
ship. Senator Holt on the floor Of
the Senate said that he had been
offered a bribe by q high official to
vote for the Presidents court plan.
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whose opinions the values only their special fields
department outright
to let quietly
and frequently
There
OF the inner circle policy makers President
neo
T and Chairman Jesse Jones of the The private
ADVISERS spenders to President
month they positively
returned to his spending policy old appeaed
House. and Morgenhau and relapsed
While he drives his congressional
let
work under his supervision Mogenthau Treasury
his domain Code Hull the
Agriculture Mariner Ecces the
these and host OF
There gradaon For example President
Secretary OF the Treasury Henry Mogenthau but
friendly partnership Wallace
While Ecces economic mystic
polcymakng functions Of his
not such q one-idea These details
The important thing that
agencies
have little interest and feel responsibility
the Government Toward the members circle
who do make policy they feel hostility.
This feeling of exclusion from policy
ncant result the organization
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the President himself he stolen
ms beloved Democratic from him.
on democrats
suspicion They are viewed in their with
noun And now that the President
ctran local organizations growing
strained Thus there a open
for the President the official leaders the
are eltner outle
muddled And the President
and his inner Demo-
cas All OF
Democrats
mus that the most eminent Democrats
nce the New probably
can only assert themselves
tcopyright by Newspaper Alliance n)
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NAVY ASKS DESIGNS
FOR SMALL SHIPS
Marine Architects Called Upon
to Enter Competition by
August "a.

American marine architects and de-
signers have been called upon by the
Navy Department to participate in q
competition for the design Of four
types of smaller vessels for the grow
ing United States Navy.
The department asked all qualified
and experienced designers to submit
in the competition plans for a 165-
foot steel submarine chaser, a no.
foot wood submarine chaser. a TO-
foot motor torpedo boat, wood or
metal, and q 54-foot motor torpedo
boat, wood or metal.
Preliminary designs must be sub
mitted not later than August "A. From
the designs submitted the department
will select not more than five for
each type of vessel Authors of the &C.
cepted designs will be allowed an ad-
ditional 10 weeks in which TO COM
plete and submit final design.
The Navy Department will award
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the serious Jewish Arab problem
bloody outbreaks Of the
government
afraid of trouble
those who leave Germany md Austria.
There countries which have territories which
ought settled
class But republics
immigrants Unfortunately the compelled
Germany belong the professional
know nothing about farming mining Furthermore them
old to
get acclmatzed Of the South
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number Withdrawn frances
absence.
Moreover 1t expected that several
Valencia definite
in Paris and in London Franco will of
This explains why Italy made further
objections this
only fair that Britain
cy to the Of Italian
fought SPAIN Nobody whole
drawn will quite and German
specialists will demobilzed
Franco along
the well known totaltarian
All the the acceptance of the bound
nailed in the democratic countries another
stabilzaion Of
The occupation Of the ssa Island by contingent Tonkenese
gendarmes under command Of French officers
OF indignation in Toxic The oas and the could conceive
how civilized like France
orders Of the foreign office pointed
ton OF Chna territorial integrity which
to when number Of
The committee the Jewish meeting at
Evian faced with
the Germany of
the countries under German political influence But
what do with those Austrian and German Jews
all their worldly goods they allowed
The French and the British have
have stringent rules regarding employment by aliens All
the vses issued by British French consus plainly
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The Capital Parade
High Officials Of New Deal Seen Excluded From
Real Policy Making by elmer Circle"

BY JOSEPH ALsOP ROBERT KINTNER.
ME oldest feature highest
Of the Government
broad policies These by
dent and his private
congressional leaders don't like them, they
Naturally policy is discussed
often been settled first
happy cabinet members
in the newspapers.
As for the congressional bgwigs
make mild before the President
conferences which
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the following fees for complete, final
designs selected: For the larger sub
chaser, $4,000; for the other three
vessels, $4,000 each. Secondary
awards Of $4,000 for the larger sub
chaser and $1,000 for the other three
types will be awarded for complete,
final designs not selected for the prin-
cipal awards.
Forms Of proposal and other data
for the information of competitors
will be issued by Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy Charles Edison on and
after July IL.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
An American
You Should
Know
Keenan, Responsible for
II New Laws to
Curb Crime.
BY DELLA PYNCHON.

JOSEPH B. KEENAN,, Assistant
Attorney General, third In line
, Of succession to the Attorney
General. has never backed and
filled in his allegiance to what he con-
siders right and just in New Deal
philosophy.
Mr.. keenan, earned his spurs, and
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AUTO BLAST FATAL

Coal Miner succumbs-Another
in Critical Condition.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July Z P)
Lawrence M. O'Dell, SO, of Dunbar
w. Va, died last night Of burns re-
ceived when his automobile exploded
near Diamond.
A fellow coal miner, Boyd Cole, ST.
Of Witcher, was reported In critical
condition.
O'Dell's relatives said the men Gus
tomarily transported powder in the
rear of the car for use in mine shots. "
Evening star., 1938-07-07

thAt S a VorS of
censorship of the
contents Of pro-
grams. Close ex-
animation of the
rules will reveal
that the principles
proclaimed are of
q kind W hic h
Congress has ap-
piled to other &C
tivities in the
commercial world
rre S pective Of
whether they re-
ceive any facili-
ties, such as wave
lengths, from the
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philippines. ] n
the first place, it
means q united
Democratic front
in the congress
sional elections
next November
and probable VIC
tory in the State
wide election of
a United States
Senator. In the
second place, it
should mean the
support Of Nc
N utt for the
presidential NOM
t~ofSN~ IN 10An
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This Changing World
Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops in Spain Held Likely
to Favor Francois Chances to Win.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.
ME regarding foreign volunteers from
both Spanish likely helpful Generaissro
Franco than government in ALL It is an
a other piece of international balyhoo
The agreement is reported to provide that
drawn time from both begerent plan
originally drafted IL months Loyas
large section
Franco moro
than 10000 OF " - ~
Since last the regions controlled
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practlcauy t n g
W h ole orse,
when he was ap-
pointed Special
A sis t mt At
torney General In
1888 to develop
Government aid
in suppgessing
crime. He prose-
cuted q grist Of
public enemies
with such IA
miliar and fright
ening names as
M a C h Inc Gun
Kelley, Harvey
nsl
Evening star., 1938-07-07
BY G. GOULD LINCOLN.

TINE McNutt presidential strategy
reveals itself in the present
Democratic love feast in In
diana. Peace with Senator
Van Nuys may mean a good deal
to former Gov. Paul v. McNutt. now
United States Commissioner in the
Evening star., 1938-07-07

Postmaster General James A. Far
ley, to whom the President has
always delegated the details of
political management. As Big Jim
is the only man in the administra-
ton who knows the boys in the
precincts and the leaders in the
wards, he is also the only man with
a political power independent Of
the Presidents.
And while Big Jim Is a loyal
fn1la,.- a. i.i-
Evening star., 1938-07-07

holder of the passport cannot,
under any circumstances, seek or
accept employment in France or
in Great Britain. To change that
regulation would mean to deprive
French or British workers of jobs.
And that is not easy in these days
Of unemployment.
OF course there is always
Palestine, as a place Of refuge for
the Jews. But in Palestine the
British government Is faced with
+Lo eariN,,e Y@u,,-t, Ar.L ~,~kY.-~
Evening star., 1938-07-07

arrangement OF the conferences,
the leaders got their orders some
times by telephone, and quite as
often in messages carried by men,
bers OF the White House inner
circle.
There are several reasons for
this situation-the chief ones being
that the present high officials Of
the Government, almost without
exception, are either hopeless hacks,
or conservatives at heart, or men
Evening star., 1938-07-07

self referred reporters to an "astrol-
oyer" when he was questioned about
the Van Nuys candidacy. But whether
Evening star., 1938-07-07

opinions OF the ,Driters this page their oaun not
-, necessarily s The Stars Such opinions are presented n
me Stars eDort to gue all sides questions interest to its
readers although opinions av contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1938-07-07

because OF heavy casualties and q
lack Of lighting enthusiasm among
Loyalist sympathizers abroad. On
the other hand, Franco has con-
quered more territory and forced
the Inhabitants to join the army:
the Italians have also sent at least
$4,000 more men to Spain.
Consequently If 10000 men
are withdrawn from the Loyalist
camp they will feel badly the lack
OF those fighters. II the Same
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the White House approves or not, It
does not appear 1t can do anything
about It.
Evening star., 1938-07-07

ties by political speakers, it took a
very constructive step.
Many persons will wonder where the
commission gets its power to make
rules covering the use Of the radio
when the law itself forbids anything
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Politics on Air
Presents a
Problem
F. c. c.. Urged to
Balance Unpaid Time
Given Both Parties.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

7 Y YHEN the Federal Communi-
M cations Commission put out
w its new set of rules govern
ino fha ,,co - 80 IL, 81 z;H
Evening star., 1938-09-20
Diplomatic Corps Faces
Full Calendar of
Social Events
French, Spanish Ambassadors
And Siamese Minister
To Hold Receptions.

dBERs today with two
sador and Sonora los Rios will evening
honor Of Dr. Edward Barky chief the
Sixteenth street. ''''" "' ''"~A ' '"' A"'''S' on
This afternoon the French Ambassador Quentin will
give reception in honor Of Capt de serpete
French the
ooct ~ 49, $3.50 & M irenn Embassy cneouled from to 7
O'clock ana Nine bnech wife OF the Naval Atache Of the Embassy
hostess for Ambassador ~
During the Nine Rajamai will
Mahdo. ~ ' '
The French Minister and his family have
from France and the Minister Cape cod lust
IN time to arrange the parties for today.
Miss Reba and Mrs Robert L.
returning from vacation at Cape
DR. and Mrs George Tribe Miss Join
summer home at cape Nav and
are now in Washington for the winter
Representative Seminole ok ar. staying q.
the Hay-Adams
The General Counsel for
System Mrs Walter Misses aur. Bell
VISITED the national in Los Angeles
Mrs George Farand and Francisco
Mr. and Mrs Albert Asnew
tne TRIP with them was Dr. John Pate formerly OF the
school George Washington University
Pate IS now with the public health Kentucky
Col Jay will have as their put
In their house West Kirk Marjorie Nozzle
Harbor Fla Miss Nozzle will v.
today to spend week with Miss COL and Mrs
hassee ~
Miss Turn0u party Friday afternoon in honor
Of her guest. " ''"''
Mrs Turnbu before Helen chandlee dau9ber
Of Mr. and Mrs Will chandlee she attended Frmot
Seminary " ~ ~ ~
Mr. AVA Adams E son Of Senator and Mrs Ava
Colorado in Coo wardman Park Hotel
~ ~
Dr. James Robertson
Observatory has returned Washington
astronomical meeting held last month Stockholm
was accompanied on the trip by his Mr. Charles Wohnon
Evening star., 1938-09-20
r um anian Visitor
.HonOred at Lunch
Of Tariff Official.

A SS1STANT sECRETARY OF
STATE MR.. FRANCIS B. SAYRE
was among the guests at the lunch
con given today by Mr.. Henry F..
Grady, vice chairman of the United
States Tariff Commission, at the
Carlton Hotel in honor of Mr.. Victor
v. Badulesco. former undersecretary
of state to the minister of finance
and to the minister of foreign affairs
in Rumania.
Mr.. Badulesco is visiting in the
United States before taking UP his
duties as general manager Of the Bank
of Rumania on January / next. Mr..
Badulesco served with Mr.. Grady as
member of the Economic Commit
tee Of the League Of Nations.
The other guests were Mr.. Ronald
Ransome. vice chairman Board Of
Governors OF the Federal Reserve
System: Mr.. Ernest G. Draper, mem
Der Board Of Governors of the Fed
eral Reserve System; Mr.. ]. Pierre
pont Moffat, chief Division of Eu-
ropean Affairs, Department Of State;
Mr.. Harry c. Hawkins, chief Division
Of Trade Agreements, Department of
State; Mr.. Alexander v. Dye, director
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce. Department Of Commerce; Mr.
Grosvenor Jones. chief Finance Di-
vision, Department Of Commerce: Mr.
e. A. Goldenweiser. director Division