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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
Roosevelt and The Third Term
WILL HE RUN-.oR CHOOSE HIS sUccEssoP2

What's Roosevelt going to do
about the third term issue is a
question just az perplexing to
the Republicans as we'll as to
the Democrats. Riding the
fence as he is. saying and appar-
emily doing nothing, his stand
politically is not improved. as a
steadfast feeling throughout the
country has been aroused that
he, through an egotistical state
of mind-one of self-sufficiency,
is attempting to dominate Amer
lean we'll being. According to
his silence on the third term is
sue. he is doing his utmost to
keep the American public from
clearly expressing their views as
to who shall or shall not be can.
didates for the presidency dur
ing the coming election.
The presidential primaries are
now under way-several states
have already chosen Roosevelt
delegates, despite the fact that
he has not declared himself as a
candidate. Are they buying a
pig in poke?
Shortly Montana is to have a
primary election and at which
time delegates to the national
conventions are to be chosen.
Montana has favorite son, Sen.
ator B. K. Wheeler who has re.
ceived prominent mention as a
presidential candidate and who
is certain to have the solid sup
port of the Montana delegation
and many others. The query
arises, by his silence, does Mr..
Roosevelt plan on stampeding
the democratic convention and
have himself or his stooge nom.
mated and thus defeat the very
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
Caverly Moves Plant to Cut
Bank from Columbia Falls

Tom Caverly, we'll known Mon
tana newspaper man and long
prominent in democratic and la
Dor organization politics in the
state, announced last week that
the Montana Review plant would
be moved from Columbia Falls to
Cut Bank.
The presses and other equip
ment of the Review were moved
to Cut Bank this week.
Under the local arrangement
Caverly and Jim Gillian will have
a working partnership but Gil.
Ian will continue to print the
Glacier County Tribune and Cav
erly will print his paper separ-
ately. for statewide distribution.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
Bridge Luncheon at McDougaIl Home

A most delightful Bridge
Lunceon was held in Browning
last Thursday, April II at 100
o'clock, at the beautiful home of
Mrs. Ed McDougall.
Twenty-six guests were pres.
ent with six tables of bridge in
play. The we'll appointed and
daintily served luncheon was
carried out in color scheme to
harmonic with the lighted tap.
ers at each table. Colors were
pink, green. blue and yellow
Fan shaped tallies were of a
matching color.
High score was won by Mrs.
Clint Noel and consolation by
Mrs. Fred knowlton.
Travelling prize was awarded
to Mrs. R. E. Miles for the Coca
Cola hand of the afternoon.
All the guests present enjoyed
very pleasant afternoon.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
Walter Peterson, Well
Known Rancher Passes

It ia mr. aod d,,tu RI rocord tho
loatb Loot Srndcv aftornoon
nil If Woitar potorson tho
ueil known Mil Piver rancbar
III had hoan Il, for no.t If tho
uinter fron, thro no. tro,,h,e
Woi,ar Grouar po,orson con Of
chorios ond M.aa;o R;iieJaanx
Petarson was hoen ot r. Ron.
IN Mo-, Wov7 1850 ond J;ad
n his home an nnner Mill River
nil ID 1oaO He would h.uo
bsen "a wears old IN tbe 7th of
next month
His HAYWOOD d,vs vere snent
n r. Renton In bis earIv yp,,th
he moved with his narents IN :.
ranch north of Rrown;ng wbsra
he lived nm until rho time of his
death
Walter attended school ar Holv
Family Mission for me YEAR and
n shaw for several saasoos fol-
owin0
On Santemher TX 1910 ba MOO
united in marriage r. Marv Doh,
pev who snrvives him Otbar
nrvivors arc . foster son Mo-.
man his mother Mrs Maoo;e
Peterson and three brothe,s
Frank Melvin and MitcbelI Pet
.rson ali of this commnn;tv he
;de a LARGO numher If roio,;ue.
md a host of friands
For .ne mast few weeks tho
a0ceaseJ baJ hoan IN h.. os,,,r e
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
High School Band Will
Present Concert Tonight

The Browning High School
band under the leadership of
Robert SERVER is giving concert
at the H. S. Auditorium this ev-
ening at 800.
For several weeks the band
has been diligently practicing
and the different members are
now prepared to meet the public
and render music of a quality
pleasant to the ear. Also, Har-
vey Liephart is going to be pres
ent with his recently organized
Cut Bank Boarding School band.
Besides regular band music,
the patrons will hear various in
strumental solos. duets, trios,
ETC., assuring the lovers of good
music an evening of entertain
ment spiced with variety.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19

principles of democracy? In 9th.
er words. the election of dele.
gates instructed for Wheeler.
Garner, Farley. ct al, is lust q
waste of time and so much en-
ergy wasted. According to Mr.,
Roosevelt's silence, Montana
and many other states have
nothing to say about all these
things. Like Louis XIV. II am
the state" |. (RooseveIt) must
and only can rule America. Do
the American people really want
a third termer, or is there an
Ethiopian in the wood chips?
Time alone will tell. but in the
meantime has the great Ameri.
can public began to think that
the United States has become so
befuddled on the issues that but
one man and one man only can
rule America?
We have had our Washingtons,
Jettersons, Jacksons, Lincolns
ana other presidents of note
worthy ability. Are the Ameri-
can people going to forfeit their
lnalienable rights of freedom of
thought and action they to
be dominated by one mans ideals?
Let US think very seriously of
these things in the proper light.
Let US not be carried away by a
false enthusiasm but study the
situation in its present status.
Other presidents have even re.
fused a third term when the
country looked like it needed the
same man at the helm. We are
not going to the bow. vows if
Roosevelt is not elected. We
will still be the great American
nation and admired by the whole
world.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
Court House Will Be Replaced
With Modern Hotel

H. D. Miller. owner and man
ager of the Roosevelt Hotel at
Glasgow, completed arrange
ments last week for the con-
struction of a modern hotel at
Cut Bank.
Last Monday he appeared be-
fore the county commissioners
and made a bid at the appraised
price for the former court house
building and the two lots COW
cred by the building. The bid
being accepted by the board.
The two lots measure 30 X $40
feet each.
On Tuesday accompanied by
his architect and contractor,
Charles Harper of Great Falls,
the two gentlemen after inspect
ing the former court house
building, decided that it could be
remodeled in such a way that it
would fit into the design of the
proposed hotel.
uC UuIlOluS Will NC luICC
stories in height and will be ex-
tended the length of the lot.
AS the plans call for all out
side rooms, the structure on the
other lot will not adjoin. space
being left for narrow court or
area way. both buildings being
connected at the front end by
the lobby. The lower floor will
be designed for store or Office
rooms, leaving the two upper
floors for reoming purposes. \
small area will be left for park
ing purposes. Each of the IS
rooms will be provided with bath
and lavatory and with the lobby
will be modern in every way.
1t is expected that work will
start Immediately with the ex-
pectation that the new hostelry
will be open to the public June
Is
The old Jail building at the
rear of the building and the 9TH
er county properties on the adj
joining lot will be moved imme-
diately.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19

Work on the Buttrey building
IS progressing very satisfactory.
jim Sherry the contractor has
started on the roof of the new
addition and hopes to have it fin
ished this week. The inside of
the former building has been
given new ceiling of panelled
board and presents very at
tractive appearance.
j. Lee Anderson, County clerk
and recorder was an official yisi-
tor in Browning, Wednesday.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
Browning News

State senator. F. C. Campbell,
former Supt. of the Blackfeet
agency and wife are visitors at
the Leroy DesRosier home this
week.
kennith L. Green. land pur-
chasing agent of the U. S. In
dian Service. with headquarters
at Billings. paid the reservation
an official visit last weekend.
Attorney Jos. Fitzstephens of
Cut Bank was transacting legal
business in Browning last Fri.
day, He was accompanied by
Dan Milestone. editor of the
Pioneer Press who true to form,
like the postman on vacation,
took a walk. Mr.. MILESTONE
dropped in at the Chief office for
a rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Eliason
and son of Sunburst spent Sun.
day and Monday with Mr.. Ella.
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. R.
Cummins.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Schepp
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Leary of Sweetgrass are
spending their vacation at Seat.
tie. They will be gone about
three weeks.
At the Catholic Ladies card
party held Thursday evening OF
last week five tables were in
play, high scores being won by
Mrs. Melvina Wheeler and John
Marks. Mrs. Gladys Delapge
and Mrs. Alice Rogers were the
hostesses, and served delicious
refreshments following the
games.
The WPA Recreation Division
marble tournament held las,
Saturday was won by "Buggie'
Talks, who this Saturday viii
play representatives from Starr
School, Boarding School ano
Heart Butte. The winner and
runner-up of this elimination
will 20 to the State Tournament
in Great Falls, April q.
Young Bobbie Kerr of Pasco,
Wash. is visiting this week with
his father Leigh Kerr. He ex.
poets to remain about a month
Mrs. Finette Connolly and
children of Whitefiish arrived in
Browning Tuesday evening hav.
ing been called here by the death
of the late Walter Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert White
and baby of Cut Bank were
weekend guests of MIR. and Mrs
A. M. cambridge last week,
spending a most enjoyable time,
MIR. and Mrs. P. G. Anspach
spent last weekend at Wolf
Point with their son. They re.
turned the early part of the week
after very pleasant visit.
Mrs. Ace Armstrong of Cut
Bank attended the funeral OF
the late Walter Peterson on Wed.
nesday of this week.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
Will Build Apartments in Cut Bank

Tom Welchel resident OF
Shelby for a number of years,
plans to erect an apartment
house in Cut Bank.
Excavation work has already
ptarted on the building which
will cost about $4,000. The To-
eation is on Main and Fifth
street. in the vicinity of the new
court house.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19
Rifle and Pistol Club

Following are the scores at the
recent meets of the Browning
Rifle and Pistol club:
April 12-Cross. 1854; A. Chat.
tin. PSF; Sandridge. 25O; SERVER,
I'll; Guy Smith, 25S: Beck, 14S
Noel. 253.
April ia. Chattin. 275; No.
ell, 267; Cross. 269: F. Sher6urne
264; Guy Smith. 254 Thompson
239.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19

Herb Schaefer. prop. of the
local Gamble store was a visitor
here from Cut Bank several
days this week and installed a
new man in charge of the store.
The new mans name is Paul
Greeor and is recently from Cut
Bank and Anaconda.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19

According to recent reports,
the president has approved the
ALLEGATION of S. ,4S4 90 of WPA
funds to be used for the improve
ment of the Cut Bank water
system.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-04-19

Attorney W. R. Mcdonald was
transacting legal business across
the mountains last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11
Husband Is Indicted
In Death Of Wife,;
50 True Bills Found
Post Office Chauffeur
Is Held on Charge
Of RifIine Letters

George Lindsey, so, colored, was
indicted by the District grand jury
yesterday on a charge of man.
slaughter in connection with the
death of his wife, Annie Lindsey, 80,
colored, on August 10, during a
scuffle in which she was stabbed
with a knife in the 800 block Of
Pickford place NE.
Albert Walker, Post Office De-
partment chauffeur, was indicted
on charge of rifling letters.
The grand jury also indicted
Henry Turner, colored, of the 1900
block of Q street NV. on a charge
of violating the Marihuana Tax Act.
Other indictments among the so
handed up to Justice F. Dickinson
Let's in Criminal Court and the
charges were:
Samuel S. Yaffe, James E. Gray,
Herman Lee Davis, Clarence H.
Thomas, jr.; Willard Sellman and
Philip T. Racciatti, receiving stolen
property; John w. Fugitt, Anthony
T. Petro. Philip A. Racciatti, Car
men R. Hubscher, Raymond A. Var
nell, Emmett M. Waller, Grover C.
Eustace, Anthony T. Petro, James
r. Davis, David H. Parker, Karl F.
Brodt, James E. Moore and Philip
Cook, HOUSEKEEPING and larceny;
John johnson, HOUSEKEEPING; John
johnson, Rufus Davis, Jack D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11
Sc Pei. Of Dwellings
Vacant in MARYLAND

OF the 462 ,5s1 dwelling units in
Maryland, 1880 were vacant on
April l, 1910, the Census Bureau
announced today in making public
preliminary figures of the housing
census in the State. The vacant
units constituted SO per cent Of
all dwellings in Maryland.
The classification vacant, the
Census Bureau explained, consisted
mainly of dwelling units vacant
and for sale or rent, but included
some units held for absent house.
holds. The total figures include
dwelling units in resort areas &C.
cupied or available for occupancy on
seasonable basis.
The Census Bureau listed 1926
dwelling in Frederick, of which only
six were vacant. Of the 22,376
dwelling in Montgomery County
only 1,442 were unoccupied. The
Census Bureau listed 22,366 dwell
Ing in Prince Georges County, of
which e74 were vacant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11

Vaughan, Carl P. Thomas, Herbert
C. Brensinger, Alexander j. Goblin,
William F. Colvin and David
Dashields, joyriding; Freddie S.
Taper, Benjamin H. Brown and Lee
Hill, grand larceny; James C. Nc
Lamb and John D. Benton, rob-
berry; Charles w. Edwards, assault
with intent to commit robbery; John
Henry Hatcher, Horace Willoughby,
Cecilia Mary Smith, violation of the
Harrison Narcotic Act and the
Narcotic Drugs Import and Export
Act; Claris K. Krooler, false pre-
lenses; John Mcconnell, violation
of the numbers law; Artie A. Bell
and Sam Forame, violation of the
gambling laws; Joseph Henry Mills,
Samuel Sloan and Salvatore Carta,
violation of the Liquor Taxing Act
of 1884; Pearl Mitchell. assault with
"a dangerous weapon. and Edward T.
Halsllp, forgery and uttering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11
Mrs. Roosevelt Accused
OF Underpaying Red Caps
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-Two red
cap porters testified yesterday at an
Interstate Commerce Commission
hearing that Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt and Judge Florence Allen
of the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals underpaid them for
carrying their luggage.
Clinton McDuffy said Mrs. Roose-
welt gave him so cents for a To-
cent service. He did not apprise her
of the oversight and the Union Ter
minals Co. overlooked the other 20
cents. Mr. McDuffy said.
Judge Allen paid 25 cents for a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11

Accent service, said Dan Jasper.
She, however, was asked for the
difference but refused to pay. he
testified
The testimony was given in a
hearing TO determine whether the
method Of paying for luggage
handling-l0 cents for each parcel
Is contrary to the interstate COM
merce laws.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11

welt, a private at Camp Custer, be-
lieves he is the United States Arnyis
oldest soldier still in active service.
WestervelC. who is in charge of the
supply warehouse, has been Ii the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11
Cotton to Address Club
Special Dispatch to The Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept Ill.
Randall Cation, local attorney, will
address the Alexandria Willkie-
McNary Club at 8 O'Clock tonight IN
the George Mason Hotel. The club
will draft plans for the Republican
campaign here this fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-11

Army "a years. Before that he had
been a National Guardsman for 10
years.
He plans to serve six more years
to be eligible for pension.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
(Continued.)

HOUSEKEEPER. white. unincumbered re-
| liable, desires position. Box 165-L, Star.
| LAUNDRESs-Wash to bring home; lst-
class references. North 1856
LAUNDRESS. general housework. expert
hedd EGd mSrpns Norah 1875 81 DAY WORK WORK OF any
MAID. colored wants full time lob, light
cooking and cleaning; refs; stay some
nights. Lincoln $500.
MAID. colored. wishes part-time work;
reference. Hobart 526S.
MAN. Young. colored. wants job as chauf-
feur aud houSeman. Call Dupont $500.
N. c. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. colored.
desires dfhe.ie work as maid neat. intelligent;
LEGAL ref; exp. RA 6l3S.
SEAMSTRESS colored, exp. desires empl.
IN store, dry cleaning plant or valet shop.
| Hobart 9JGG.
WAITRESS. colored would like day or
nleht work or as an Office helper. Ho-
bart 1915.
nurse. .housekeeper for employed couple.
city ref Call AT. 5!3l-W.
WOMAN, Virginan, neat, light colored.
gay work OF any kind; willing worker.
WOMAN. white. wishes housework, plain
cooking; live in. INQUIRE 1874 st. NV.
| WOMAN. young. white. wants general
houSeWorE: adult family: live in; city
ref Hobart 33OS
WOMAN. colored. neat. active. wishes work
or part time. Call for Flora HO. 546S
WOMAN, colored. general housework plain
cooEpE: stay nights: with out-of-toWn
reference. Decatur 2151.
WOMAN, cOlorcd wishes ghw.. mornings.
Ter tues. Thurs, Sat. 81 Dupont "5S5.
WOMAN, light colored. wishes position in
an aGult family; can live in. Decatur
WOMAN young. colored needs work. de-
Slres part time afternoon work: excellent
| COOK. PUbtrta Jennings, I13l Que ST.
NV, APP :"
WOMAN, experienced, wants days work
or cleaning. ref. Hobart 61S1.
| WOMAN, colored. wants Job as cook or
nurse or maid; l3 years at one place.
Call Hobart GIG.
WOMAN, young. colored, wants ghw;
neat. healthy. willing worker: no Sundays;
reference. IL. 359?. Kathleen
WOMAN Colored. wishes part-time eve
nIne or fUll-time work: can furnish ref
erences. Call Hobart 1919.
WOMAN, colored. wants work of anv kind:
no sundays, best city ref Phone Hillside
1867
| WOMAN. colored. first-class cook and
s;h.w refined live in; from the South
North %444.
WOMAN. colored, wants work of any kind;
experienced cook. Phone MI. 7O44
| WOMAN. colored. wants work part or
whole time. good cook, with reference Call
Hobart 1861.
WOMAN. colored. Southern. wants gh.w..
good cook take care of apt; no Sundays.
DI 295S.
WISH, TO PLACE my reliable maid for gen.
sunday or after = Saturda|. District 4;5ii,
For references call Dupont 6SI".
CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.
CAMERA REPAIRING.
s15 ,ol5 EUkLER Il \ w dhbBERT bbdIa INC, INC; 49,,
Evening star., 1940-08-18

FURNITURE WANTED-We buy and sell
new and used furniture rugs and house.
hold goods of all kinds; top prices paid.
1858 H 81. ne. Call Ii 103c1.
FURNITURE portieres, rugs of I0-room
| house: " LARGE porch urns and palms. 2S01
Evening star., 1940-08-18

KEEN, alert business women: experienced
dept. store buyer manager. desires part
ner women's apparel shop: investment,
81 1000 or more. Box 40S-k Star.
Evening star., 1940-08-18

Girl coIOred, neat, reI-. dtSITIS IUII UI
part-time work: ref. Hobart 236'.
GIRLS Coored CO. experienced, wants
general housework. city ref. MI. 4l9l.
GIRL, coIored. as cook or general house
work; experienced, reference. Call DU.
$500
Evening star., 1940-08-18

WOMAN, Virginian, neat, light colored.
days work OF any kind; willing worker.
Evening star., 1940-08-18

WOMAN. white. desires position as childS
nurse. houSekeeDer for employed couple.
city ref Call AT. 5!3l-W
Evening star., 1940-08-18
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

LADY, experienced typist and file clerk.
would like position. private or public Of
fice. Box 3uO-Ls Star.
NURSE, practical. for aged experienced;
also trained: infant nurse, Scientlnc care
Call Monday Columbia SOL.
NURSE experienced undersr raduate, ualn-
numbered: chrome cases WARMED l"l".
PBX OPERATOR with knowledge OF snort
hand and tyDlng, desires position 1a4
ME, 11lG.
P. B. X. OPERATOR. expGGrtheneedd sed r'SI will
accept at guest house: r. and b. ana n.h-
imum. Cali Lincoln G9S5-R
P B. X. OPERATOR TYPIsT. with knoTl7
edge of bookkecSng. desires position Can
ME. In63
RESIDENT MANAGER apts. by cultured
experienced woman: furnish excellent ref,
Box ,9S-l. Star.
SECRETARY, exp. efficient, rapid, Tor
executive or responsible position SlnfIe'
smart appearance. Refs. Box l25-L. Star.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. expert
enCed capable, law Office exp. simple book
keeping; MN. salary, Chestnut $500,
STENOGRAPHER. experienced desires po-
SltlOn; COLLEGE and business school train
ing; monitor bd. operator; refs. GE. l!3.
sTENOGRAPHER knowledge bookkeeping.
fling. Edlphonc dlCtaphonc: salary rea-
sonable Call Chestnut 1868.
sTENOGRAPHER-T -TYPIST. 20, single: real
estate experience; reasonable salary. RA.
1I@@
sTENoGRAPHER AND TYPIsT Young
lady experienced in office; l have to get
work Call II. 5Sl4-J,
TYPING DICTATION. expert evenings;
Sluo an hour Phone Georgla ll03.
TYPIST- -BOOKKEEPER. Young married
woman knows regular Office routine; eX
percnced good qualifications; refs. SH.
11e1-J.
TYPIST- ST-STENOGRAPHER fully exp,
avail as substitute or part time until La
Dor Day. Wisconsin 323A-M.
WANTED. janitress quarters in small apt.
Gail Decatur SIG.
WIDOW with one child desires position as
housekeeper. Phone AT. I3il-J
WISH CARE of rooming house for nving
quarters: husband employed painter: both
well recommended; refined, sober; age 10.
Mclean. Edgcwater. Md.
WOMAN. colorcd. experienced. wishes work
in a shop. at home or by the day. Call
District 3O9G.
WOMAN, young. white, wants g.h.w. in
adult family preferred; VIII care Tor !
child; live IN; city ref Hobart 3!Os, Sat.
and Sunday.
YOUNG LADY wants position: COLLEGE
capable of handling variety Of positions.
Write NJ. Jared lpl! WeStway drive
Washington, D C. After u pm call Wis
ConsIn S445. l91
YOUNG COLORED WIDOW. inteIneent.
desires employment: experienced sales
lady waitress. doctors office, part-tlme
maid. MI. 6i22.
APARTMENT MANAGER,
Now employed desires position including
salary, apt. and utilities. Box I'LL
Star