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AuToMosllEs FOR SALE.

PACKARD 1887 7-pass, limousine; perfect
so ana tres sns q
Sl.74s: G, &C; dusranty. Capitol Cad
Open evenings. closed sunday. l. ''O0'
PACKARD 1885 conv. sedan, model 12O-B;
LARGE trunk. White sidewali tires. radio:
e. {. Guaranty. capitol Cadillac Co.
.y.nn9. issa ssnS sIo..d 3. s1na.y Natl $780, Open
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door touring sedan,
: :sa.tsS: & .esnom!s:i aSssIns ss -psssss :s
SSpho,st.ry .nns an:oiled; hyar.Hlic:; . very
NV. Dist. 800. Open eveninss
PLYMOUTH sedan. 1888: 4 beauty: owned
new. Finish and upholstery show no wear: ,,1
fss fion $3.50 n scSos Down and 4. 80 wk. Xrs No
tor, ins ,nd aes4 %,on desee syd sh
PLYMOUTH sedan. 1897; driven only
new new" car; ards dark i'S sreen finish and upholstery
spotless; We challenge you to tell It from
new: new-ear guarantee; Sb67. AIS Mo-
nn ross and and aasa Wilton aes syd Arnston ST.
PLYMOUTH coupe. 1885; was absolutely
perfect when we got 1t. except the maroon
fnish had faded: We refinished 1t and now
invite your most critical inspection and
demonstr alton: new.car guarantee: $391
AIS Motors. Inc. Chrysler dealer. 1894
18th st. NV. and 1924 Wilson blvd.
Arlington.
PLYMOUTH 2-door touring sedan. 1885;
orisinsl gray: clean interior; low MILEAGE;
on reauest; SAT-. Lee D. Butler, Inc.
1121 21St st. NV. District 1918.
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AUTOMOBILES eoR sAlf.

PLYMOUTH 1888 dc luxe trunk sedan: Ike
own.s SpS R.ns"ni 1STn *ano G9an ro or best oner'
PLYMoUTH 1888 2-door sedan. clean
b.estu1 stsss5s' ;s ins 6:, !sSS 18th st. NV:
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door standard sedan;
excellent condition: splendid economica.
ios ss2s cash. Tsmp,le 1ssss. .A '-ellne'
n:S aSers s.. ;'ssP Given 1sss
little, ssTefuliy h.ndlsd: looks like =
S:ass Y: ;sI.ss: siss Co.. 1900 ssAs: :'::
rLYMourH 1899 q. lux. 4;door sedan:
upholstery: 'n.t $3.50: fully sgarantssd and
SOW st nH terms Dec s'5ass asso Motor Co. 172s 14th
ss .: S1s asF sSsn:
:'ss aoso: 's, l7sS i's 's:
motor and general condition Of thi. fins
SSz76:. fssfsId ws.hin:ton Motor c:i
PONTIAC 8. 1887 coach; win sell outright
or trade: hot-water heater. defroster and
%s ss:n s:naess eis
4039 after 8 o'clock in evening. Sc
PONTIAC 1888 de luxe sedan. $3.50 II
you are looking for . car that will serve
you Tor any purpose desired at . low cost.
mere 1t Is. Excellent motor. unbelievabl
IN appearance and performance, s good
tires: Low down payment. Call Mr.. War
rem sanders. Natl. $3.50. Hill Il Tibbitts.
MS vermont ave. nv.
PONTIAC 1882 coach. sood for thousands
Of miles Of satisfactory transportation.
Honestly Priced at 500. Money-saving
terms. Owens Motor Co., 1928 Ga. ave.
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FCED 1888 de luxe touring sedan. $3.50:
cally excellent. fully Guaranteed: low terms.
Barnes Motors. s1729 l4th at. NV. Decatur
FORD 1884 d. l.. coupe: rumble seat. per-
osr Ole b 1.1s .xe nv ssnfs: De- ss 7ae7 q 0e''
1ssS sdsss sssS GF:n.a :.
IS e 4ne oSS sa:
s. n ius assS ySS m Gn N r5stys TnomPioIn Ins
Vermont ave. NV.
TohRq ~, 1887 cSnv Sa slas coupe: white side:
ONCE cal only. Natl 4b45.
ca EoRR n.s; ,ssz mSss s
ps.rsnss IN every sst.lf; ia!i Trad. sllos-
sfs,s.rf snss for ny your old gar; s445. 1; P:
sS ssoe opsn ans esss essnin.. 18th st. NV Decatur
runs g, As o f,ne; sacrifice to settle balance.
FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor. finest condi-
tePm. Mr. r. RopsaD snDfa f7ao 0al'H'f e. Re-
IL h,ss SALE .ns asss .:9o sedan st,:eve seits
eficient; has Fisher no.draft nih ventiiation, ns
leaves s 9S safst
to.new condition; excellent tires; S495;
guar fanteed; easy terms Emerson IL
Srme' Buick 18th and M sts. NV Dist.
300. Open evenings.
LINCOLN limousine. 1929. black; excellent
condition; $l45. Warfleld Motor Co, 1925
sherman We. NV. Adams 5000.
LINCOLN-zEPHYR 1887 4-door sedan,
5000 2114 14th ST. NV. Decatur S34S.
tt;I1NccotN.zEPHYR, t;1 sc 1887 two-door;, color.
olack: interior looks new: unusually fine
condition; price. $S75. Warfield Motor Co.,
2o2o sherman ave. NV.
OLDSMOB1LE IS" 1885 de luxe 4-door
touring sedan; large trunk; excellent con-
dition throughout; $3.50. Dupont 5274 eyes,
81
OLDSMOBILE 1899 de luxe four-door
touring sedan; large trunk; unusual con-
dition; Tor immediate sale, $3.50. Dealer.
OLDsMOBIE 1888 s-cyI. o-door touring
sedan. Beautiful blue finish. Immaculate
interior. exceptional good tires. laree
ifuTssse Tug M. com! compartment. Only S41a. ASK
14th st. NV. Decatur 1900.
0L1SMoBiLE cnI5S;inD De luxe. 1891; very best
Mr.. Roper. 1870 r. l. ne
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AvroMoslLss FOR SALE.

sTUpEBAKER 1880 4-door sedan; enEine
excellent, extra tires, chains, etc; $50
cash. Wisconsin 1915.
sTUDEBAKER Dictator roadster, 1884:
ana smooth oD bu. soos Sosssa sSs
i1si aiss i NV. ef District ret Z iais. su''el' me-
T1I,EsEAPLAEE T11,ss: r. 1926 s:door sedan: black
TIE market" has low miieaae: 1855 for
s,a,s- sSsas only Don't wsi; Easy terms; I; ?:
1909. Open evenings. s." 81 NV 0'
WILLYs sedan, 1887, syro sreen: hnest,
g. to 81 milta per gallon sss: bargaini
sssd.d z: 1?s sSs.r: On inss ss'Hi:s iisl a:s
UNIQUE THREE-WHEELED EnTiish moto4
4Dp; 1900 s09fissa Gh.nS.r e;n;:s
YOUR oPpoRTUNrrY to pyrcha;e .1oo5
sss Fond sss ssa erd He ss;
s5 a.n ). Is e a #. +
STUDEBAKER, $545.
1es5 ,5,s coupe With With, rumbl: seat: II Driven
:Hsus:ss a:Is ms. IN s:ss &
San SsH nsa7 AIMS stud . :f ssd.n ,T!a Nh
A bargain for only Sso5.
NORRIS, INC,
2O1s 14th St. NV. North 3e4e.
OLDSNOBILE, $545.
1898 convertible coupe. As GOOD looking,
as sporty q motor car as you ever stepped
your foot inside Now at . bargain price.
Equipped with radio, heater. Beautiful
tropical green anish; Get it out on the
NORRIS, INC,
201S 14th st. NV. North 3p4p.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


esana oaaDsMosME ..,l, 1924 s.eyl; 4-door tcuIips
action, buiIt;in trunk; s335. ASK for Mr.
st. n ". Decatur 1900.
0iDsMoBILE convertible coupe 1884. &
cvnnoeI; M new tires. radio. good paint.
sSa sSa ~. only r,s y 200 miles fns mechanic.l
Aampshire ave. NV.
oLDsMoBILB 1898 s-cyl., 4-door tourinr
sedan. Black finish that hasn't q biemish,
immaculate inside and out. perfect per-
1ead%ed to "SE ssss to-day low ONLY .se
na:, lne:; i3sb 18th st. NV. Decatur 1903.
O2en exeMlnss.
0LDsM0IIE 1884 e.door touring sedan.
ns nsas els fns oS Gat .s. Ssres sas
1sss i4sh i: INV. Decatur stsssF' sscs dDsn 5ps
PACKARD 1898 lao sedan. black body.
Packard mechanical order. he' the senerai e. .lui
nearly ne. tres sas as, :Sastn: sS.aan
saisk sih snd ST.. Emerson n. Dist. 91%e s1oe
Open evenings
PACKARD 1913. '9oa" series rumble. sea I
coupe. with radio and heater: cost over
:; NJ 'SDW s.. NJ new & new set General tires: been
III StoIdse aDouG year: mechanically Der.
feet. appearance excellent: priced for quick
sale at S27 See Mr.. Barnes at Barnes
Motor Co. 17oa 14th st NV Dec. S3aO'
PACKARD g touring sedan, 1897, sefies
10: original Belgian bluo hnish broad
cloth upholstery, large trunk; fne quality
Packard performance; owners name on
list a1d.y ns 'fi b. 1sss Is P Butler
PACKARD 1888 model 12O-B convertible
coupe. driven very little. new-car condi-
ton and appearance in every. detail;
ington Motor Car Co., cath, M and N sts.
NV. Republic O145
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FoRD 1888 conyertible sedan. ss95.
ThoroIshly reconditioned BY factory;
car; Call MT. r. W Thompson. Natl $3.50.
Hill d Tibbitts, Inc. lila Vermont ave.
by present owner; beautiful condition;
s r. sat- 1910 sSehsSsa nv. W. after D%:' r..
FORD 1890 sedan. In excellent condition.
| Good for thousands Of miles of satisfactory
transportation. honestly Priced at $75.
MssSsnssyc;saSins ssss c;s Ing terms Owens Motor Co"
o9iRl1,1 ooRR 1sa5 Rae IordSI 5runk sedSn
eS'! Owners Is name on request: safe, depend
$3.50 Hi fiSbitts, iii inV%PaSn vermont Hsss Az.
sSsD assR J. sis k sssps sn satspsn S:
Esndi n: ssl.Stis u.s. CO. isSo ssho: ave-
FORD 1895 Tudor sedan. s34e. Original
Interior nnt,al9 is spotIess: tires that are ex-
ssnasr sT%s to Maui sq' $50 Gi a 1 rSsitss Ms1tsn
Inc. ll14 Vermont ave. NV.
FORD 1884 V.s coupe: 1859. Today only
tires Republic 97a5.
FORD 1887 convertible sedan, blue; heater
TadiS o whitewal sfn. tires etTsl1y eny dryen
252o Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000.
FORD 1896 De luxe Fordor sedan, ,S4Ia
p;sstv psed very little Motor tight and auiet
Warren Sander N.ti: ito $3.50 500 Hill q 4 Tfb: M,
bits ll14 Vermont ave. NV.
rR FORD 1885 station wagon: 1000 miles;
man ave NV Adams 5000. -' '''e'
motor; less than ). 900 miles: price SASS,
WsrfieId M MotSr s%o6o Co. a525 Sherman ave
FORD FORD ~ ~, Tudor, so-h:p.; upholstery
been thoroushly r. & G., which is a hieh
std; Of conditioning. Only s465. call Hill
q Tibbitts. Natl. $3.50. 1ll4 Vermont ave
FORD 1887 "s5" de luxe coupe: very
excellent car in every detail: $3.50. fully
172a l4th st NV. Decatur 1890
FORD 1898 station wagon. S427-As near
excellent; seats ; people with comfort;
R; W Thompson, Natl. 9s5O. Hill IL
TlbbittS, ll14 Vermont ave. NV.
FORD convertible sedan, 1897; large trunk:
like new; low mileage; radio, etc: formerly
owned by prominent citizen tname on re-
euest; cost over 81 900: special. S6a7
il.l 3ist st. NV District lsis. -'''
FORD 1894 de luxe. convertible coupe; new
blue paint. cream wheels, clean top. leather
upholstery; guaranteed: S"35 Warfield
Motor Co. 1928 Sherman ave. NV. Adams
5000.
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FORD de luxe coupe 1898: not a sales
mans car or car used for business but
a middle-aeed couples car that shows 1t
has really had care: compare the price OF
S331. AIS Motors, Inc Plymouth dealer,
1854 18th st. NV. and 1924 Wilson blvd,
Arlington
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CHEVROLET GAG de luxe town sedan
Nowhere in the city can you beat this hne
Buit-in trunk knee-action wheels. spotless
interior. finish almost like new; quiet
powerful economical 6-cyl. motor that is
really honey. Money-savns General
Motors terms. owens Motor Co., 1928
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CHEVROLET 1925 sport master sedan
black finish, fine motor good rubber. very
clean throuehout: reduced to $3.50. Truly
a bargain. Packard WASHINGTON Motor
Car Co., Gath, M and N SITS. NV. Republic
Evening star., 1938-07-08

CHEVROLET D. L. coupe, 1897; driven
1900 miles: Just like new in every way:
You can save 5000 on this car. Mandell
Chevrolet Co, 1900 Nichols ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1938-07-08

CHEVROLET coupe, 1896; low mileage,
original black finish; 80 DAYS free service
Is your protection of a good used car at
only $3.50 terms. Mandell Chevrolet Co.,
$500 Nichols ave. Sc. Atlantic 44O:
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CHEVROLET: private owner must sacrifice
1887 Chevrolet 2-door town sedan. new
car condition. equipped with radio. heater.
trunk: run l3.600 miles: gun metal gray
finish: S535. Emerson 74a4 from so pm.
CHEVROLET sedan. 1892: runs and looks
good: a real bargain at S13a; terms.
Mandell Chevrolet Co., 1900 Nichols ave.
&c. Atlantic 44O2.
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CHEVROLET 1895 4-door trunk sedan
with. radio, $3.50: an excellent car for a
careful buyer; fully euaranteed low terms.
Evening star., 1938-07-08

CHEVR oLET coach. 1896; previous owner
(name on reouestl must have kept it in
cotton: not a spot or scratch anywhere:
demonstration: S391 AIS Motors, Inc.
Plymouth dealer. 1l64 18th st. NV and
1924 Wilson blvd Arlington
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CHEVROLET 1885 master coupe $3.50:
low mileage; has had careful owner: fully
euarsnteed and low terms. Barnes Motor
Co. 1129 14th st. NV. Decatur 23aO
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FORD convertible sedan, 1897; large trunk:
like new; low mileage; radio, etc: formerly
owned by prominent citizen name on re-
auest: cost over ST. 900; special. S691:
very smart car Lee D. Butler, Inc,
1l"l .lst St NV. District l21s
FORD 1894 de luxe, convertible coupe; new
Evening star., 1938-07-08

CHEVROLETS, Fords, Bucks. Pontacs.
Piymouths Dodres ali models, priced from
SIS up These finance company .reposses-
sions can. be purchased on small weekly
a. low as $50 down, or your old car taken
IN trade rs Gays to Be- @ sold At sacr,f1,ce; 1
and N sts. NV Met. o40O. Open until
Evening star., 1938-07-08

CHEVROLET trunk sedan Master de luxe
1887. beautiful car in new-car condl-
ton throughout: previous owner name on
reauest1 took an awful loss to drive larger
car: new-car guarantee: S561 AIS Motors
Inc. Chrysler dealer. 1164 18th st. NV
ard 1924 Wilson blvd Arlington.
Evening star., 1938-07-08

FORD 1898 convertible sedan, 1898.
trained mechanics. New top. Low actual
mileage. Don't overlook this lovable family
Hill d Tibbitts, Inc, lila Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1938-07-08

CHRYsLER 1898 5-pass.. touring sedan,
clean upholstery, excellent tires; 2 spot
liahts: here is clean car: S525; C. C. C.
St NV. Natl. $500. Open evenings. closed
Evening star., 1938-07-08

ically excell; appearance perfect: fully
guaranteed: low terms Barnes Motors.
1929 14th st NV. Decatur 1890
CHEVROLET "a master sedan. excellent
condition: owner leaving country; $3.50
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD 1888 de luxe touring sedan. $3.50.
perfect paint, upholstery. tires. mechani-
cally excellent fully guaranteed: low terms.
O3Q0 - ~ y
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CHRYSLER Royal "6'' sedan, 1888; large
trunk: gulf gray finish: new-car appear
ance and performance; low mileage nil own
iron, new car; only SS41: Butler bonded
Lee D Butler. Inc, ll21 21st st. NV.
nietrirt
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-11
Composer Of
Symphony folks
To Libby Audience

Carl Expert, one of Americas
greatest contemporary composers
played and explained his newest
work, symphony which is named
THE Giants" to a group of people
consisting of Mr.. Louis Des Voignes
pupils and their parents and friends
of MIR. and Mrs. George Neils. The
informal illustrated discourse was
held at the George Neils home Mon
day evening
Before playing his composition he
gave a short lecture concerning the
life and feelings of a composer. He
explained the many difficulties en-
countered in getting musical mum
Der played by the large orchestras
The cost of rehearsals, not to men
ton the actual concert, is beyond the
average persons conception. This
is one of the governing facts and the
reason why directors usually choose
short compositions.
Expert said that the American
people do not possess artistic patri-
otlsm. In other words, they prefer
to listen to music written by for
elgn composers and especially the
old masters, even though some OF
the music by Americans is much
better.
He said at the present day there
are approximately 1900 composers
of serious music in the United States
and they are writing better music
than composers in other countries.
America is gradually becoming
awakened to this fact as are also
conductors, who are at the present
tune using more and more of Amer
lean music. There is a movement
afoot to have each symphony con-
cert include one American compost
ton DR.. Frederick Stock of the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra and
Or. Howard Hanson of the Eastman
School of Music are among the
leaders in patronizing American
composers.
Mr.. Expert, after his lecture.
played the main themes of the first
TWO movements of his new SYM
phony which are completely scored
and orchestrated He had the score
with him and all who viewed it
were impressed with the neatness
and precision shown in his work.
After the playing of the themes
MIR: and Mrs. Expert chatted and
visited with those present.
Tuesday Mr.. Expert and Mr.. Des
Volgnes were the guests of Mr..
George Neils on an all day tour of
Neils numbering camp and of the
saWmill. When asked il it was what
he had anticipated, Mr.. Expert said
1t was much greater.
Mr.. Expert states that he has his
impressions and is now prepared to
go ahead with the third movement
which will complete the symphony.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-11
Calls For
II -
Bids On No.. I
Road Project
Contract Will Be Let On
August "a for Last Section
Between Libby-Kalispell.
SURFACING CONTRACT,
FLOOD REPAIRS SOON

Bids will be opened at Missoula
at 10 o'clock a. m. on August "a
for furnishing all labor and mate
rails and performing all work for
constructing or improving the Pleas
ant Valley Highway Grading Prof.
ect I'D, National Forest Road Prof.
ect, located within the Kootenai
national forest, county of Lincoln. -
This information is contained in
an Invitation For Bids" that has
been sent out to contractors by the
bureau of public roads, Portland.
It is for approximately 1887 miles
and will connect with what is known
locally as the Elk Hill highway This
will be the last ungraded piece of
highway between Troy. Libby and
Kalispell.
Il am informed by the Missoula
office says R. A. GoWan, resident
engineer for the BPR, that the
surfacing contract and flood repairs
on project "a and 2B, Route 2, and
surfacing and oiling on Libby-Troy
project I'D will be advertised short
1y. Projects "a and 2B are BpR
projects south of Libby and prof.
ect I'D is the unsurfaced 4-mile
stretch between Libby and Troy.
Snrfacing Contracts in Two Weeks
This information is corroborated
by kilograms that passed between
Walter Neils, chairman OF the Libby
Continued on page 81
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-11
Visitor To Libby Points Brilliant
Word Picture Of Trip To Granite Lake
BY DIR. j. ]. O'Connor

When the genial staff the Western News asked to record
of
greater beauty glory which Is Libby
When for the first time drove along the
q Father astounded
dignity majestic with gorgeous
And
Libby
unsng
greenowing lovely lakes smooth folaged
calm mountains its shady valleys its blend Of all these which the
Libby which Internationally the most beautiful place in Montana
Well why have the roads been poor What wrong
stupidity inactive
Lincoln county the most easily accessible beauty the United
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-11
Business Mems Picnic
Was Big Success

The annual Libby business mems
picnic held Monday evening at the
AL Richards cabin proved to be a
great success. Sixty=three nsefa were
in attendance. A lunch and refresh
ments were served camp style and
the evening was taken up with Wis
iting and few games
Guests at the affair included Sem
ator B. K. Wheeler, Captain EN-
NETT Gudger, Patrolman Ray Bryan
and w. j. Lloyd. Entertainment
was furnished by r. A. Gowan and
Merrill Tester who sang and led
the group in different songs.
Senator Wheeler assured the
members of the party that he had q
wonderful time and that he woulc
plan upon being here next year fol
the outing providing he is in thi.
section of the country.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-11

for instance, who can hardly be
surpassed in logical induction or de-
duction from facts or premises, yet
who, without blink of eye, will,
with Photographic precision, de-
scribe lake where one usually
hooks fish by the tail. Or think
of Mr.. Art Berry, SO sane and micro
scopic in every other respect, who
can actually see in Granite lake
twenty pound fish that never bite.
Mr.. Chuck Martin told me of fish
of seven ounces he missed in the
morning which had grown to the
proportions of three pounds when
we sat around the campfire at night.
What is there in the camp fire or
is it just the camp fire that fires
our imaginations to make heroes Of
us all; to make us so important; SO
self-contained, so all-sufficient? Is
| it the blood of our soldier ances-
tors who bivouacked thus before the
battle; or the spirit of the intrepid
explorers who spread their hands
over the caressing flame and
dreamed of what the morrow would
| bring?
1t was beside the camp fire that
we Struggled into our bed-sacks as
resplendent half-moon crystallized
the stream that divides the peaks OF
Mount Granite thus casting into
relief mountain, lake, stream, and
forest to make one of the most en-
trancing pictures that human being
can behold
We prayed in silence as we retired
and prayed at length. | know we
prayed at length for good halt
hour or more had come and gone
when one of our party arose speed
lily to confess in forceful language
in the presence of visiting porcu-
pine, his undying belief in eterna
torments of the hereafter and hi!
unalterable conviction that to thi.
abode of suffering belonged of RICH
. all porcupines, past, present and II
come, and especially the porcupin'
that had SO kindly come to see u
because he in particular had conn
! of woefully disrespectable ancestry
t Scrambled eggs for breakfast pre-
! pared by MIR. Hayes is dish tina
: no gourmet, howsoever particular
| could fail to relish. With accom-
plished artistry which makes de
. sign appear an accident he waves
$ frying pan of newly broken egg
over burning wood, catching ever
: now and then, with magic dexterit,
G a half-foot chip of scorched tim
S Der as it spurts from the cracklin
t fire. The result is a chicken-lel
- nnfnr Ills nf tec
our tongues and appetites conspire
8 to compliment MIR. Hayes, he moo
S estly rejoined. 1.-THE wind was ver
n strong"
# Homecoming from Granite LAX
# evnkes much the same reaction /
II the perusal of good book. Or
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-11
I hree Body Injured
In Auto Accident
Forced to Stay Out ALI Night
Before Being Rescued by Forest
Service Employee.

RExFORD, Aug. 8. Richard
clark, accompanied by his uncle
and aunt, MIR. and Mrs. Howard
Clark, had narrowing and painful
experience Friday evening. They
were on their return trip home from
Libby where Richard had consult
ed doctor in regard to an injured
foot. They were driving along at
a moderate rate of speed when with
out warning one of the front wheels
of the car broke off causing the
car to turn over smashing into a
stump and knocking all three oc-
cupants unconscious. When they
revived enough to take stock of
their condition, they found them
selves badly scratched and bruised
and barely able to drag themselves
about,
The accident occurred on the Big
Creek road which is used mostly by
fishermen and the forest service.
Richard and his uncle decided te
build a fire which would eventual.
ly attract someone's attention. How.
ever, the night passed and no one
noticed the signal and no one passed
that way to discover their predica
ment 1t was nearly 10 o'clock the
following morning when a fores
service employee discovered the in
iured people and brought them tt
the farm home of Bum Knott.
Mr.. Knott then brought them or
to the home of Richards parents
Mr.. and Mrs George Clark.
Mrs. Howard Clark was more ser
iously injured than either her hus-
band or nephew and was taken to
the Olson hospital in Eureka for
treatment.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-11
Roll Rote Boost TO
Net Lines $500, 900
Yeorly in Montana

Railroads operating in Montana
will realize approximately $500, 900
additional revenue annually through
the five per cent raise in interstate
freight rates allowed by the state
railroad and public service COM
mission, the board has estimated.
The board granted the increase
shortly after denying the applica.
ton for rate boosts to conform witt
interstate rate advances recently ap.
proved by the interstate commerce
commission.
Members of the board said the in
creases will not apply on Montana.
principal commodities except those
on which rates were already in,
creased by the |. c. c. order Live
stock was excepted
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-08-11
Gasoline Tex Hits
S538,9ll for July

The state five-cent per gallon gas
oline tax brought in $538,911.1 10
during July, the state board of
equalization has announced The
coal production tax netted the state
$24,918 during the month and the
tax on oil production totaled
ST., All.
Other collections by the board
for July:
Store licenses, $71675; income
taxes, $4,913.64; corporation taxes
$6,82I.12; car line taxes, S72.74; ce-
ment production taxes, $4,100.65
natural gas production, 1925
contractors licenses, $l,l20; theatre
taxes, $4,62378; metal mines taxes
$352.89; cigarette licenses, 500; tel.
egraph licenses, $26.28; electricity
taxes, $8,441.2O inheritance taxes
$8,320.30.