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PROPOSALS.

ALL BIDS RECEIVED AUGUST 90, 1910.
having been rejected, sealed proposals will
ss m ss Oa. q MecosEsyp Ger rd saS nd
for decorative painting in the new Social
Security esS;I Board and Railroad Retirement
on application to MccLosKEY q CO. 2.
GaoMssofsRs aSsast so Ssfa a.S DrVDasa9 %
Be Received 81 Room $50 bistTiet SsTS@ Build i'd
2, 1946. for furnishing Sand and Gravel
ton. apply to ROOM sao' f9s pistrct ie
SEALED BIDS. INDoRsED bids FOR Ex-
tension to receiving station. specification
NO. 10011. will be received until IL am.
! ns seDtember. 1a . l94o. a the Bureau Of Yards
5Sa and then 9to1H and there Du5e
structure on concrete piles, with concrete
frame, brick walls and concrete roof at
coneaste frsm. ocrs ah
roofing and sheetmetal work. wood or
tile flooring. hollow tile, wood work plas-
tering, painting and heating, plumbing and
electrical work: Specification No. ,10Ol1
tanned on application to the bureau. @ De
posit OF check or postal money order for
as snd 1oeRs Gnef IF hs as secar
sDssifies.ien ssss aS.n! 2. SSo9REEI Chief ot bu4
August, 81, 1910 Sealed proposals viii viii
be received at Room 32O, District Building.
}6r nntn ,,,1n;sSr 1890 an A., September II 1910.
ton Cocks. and Couplings: SEPTEMBER is,
ls40; LABORATORY and Pharmacy Wall
Benches. For specifications and informa-
tion apply TO Room $40. District Building.
auOl 'bS<sO
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GREEN & MAGRUDER
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C., 3s12> KANAWHA
ct. NV (just west Of Conn. ave. ve.l-Detached
center-hall house. 9 rooms baths oil
feat, inclosed sleeping porch; lnear garage; goG
large lot; rental. sos. L1NK1NS CO.. 1872
II St NV. District 3523.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Coutinued.)

154S FORT DAVIS ST. s.E.
On top Of second hill out Penna. ave.
Beautiful, all-new location, large lot. Ten
minutes from the Capitol. Six nice rooms.
also club room. extra lavatory in basement
Larse store and refrigerator. r. H. A.
financing If desired.
Open for Inspection.
Mr.: PECK, DI. 3346.
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OAKLAND 1880 4-door sedan S24. Flood
Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut. WO. S401.
3 cylinders: all / 1-oyner cars with low mi
ieage; exceptional both in appearance and
condition; see and drive today: S475;
trade and terms Community Motors, Inc
6621 Wisconsin ave. (BethesdsI. WI $500.
OLDSMOBIE 1910 so, 20 and 90 Sc
dams; company ofncials' cars; low mileage.
like new: substantial discount: new-car
terms and warranty, Call or drive out to-
day. Community Motors, Inc. 1921 Wis
cnnSin ave lBethesdal- WI 1900.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ST CLEMENT SHORES ROOMS AND
bath; lot so It: wide and near beach
81 800: furnished. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
APPROX 40 A, GOOD TIMBER, As MIN
from Wash; fenced. new wharf. modern
log dwelling partly furnished. electricity,
running water, bedrms., large living room
large screened porches, poultry house. "a
rage. other outbuildinss, garden. boat;
s.. $50; $3.50 down. balance s45 month,
with interest. Would consider good boat
up to $1,000 in trade No agents. w l.
HORSTKAMP, 1920 Orren st. me-
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY.

FOR RENT ATTRACTIVE NEW PINK
stucco seashore home near Asbury Park
NJ. Gentiles only. Available Sept. 8.
Three bedrooms. large dining and liying
rooms, modern kitchen; n price; 500 for
hrst weeks or $3.50 for mo. For details
phone WO. 1885.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

SILVER SPRING. MD, 1905 RADNOR RID.
. unf. rms. kitchenette private bath;
slsc refg, gas range; $40 80. incl. gas. elec.
1888 NJ ST sE-4 ROOMS AND BATH
modern; beautiful location; good bus
transportation. Ii. 2066. A.
1O4 S. ,61st., CAP. HGTs.-3 UNFURN.
rms, kit. semi;pyt, bath: refg, oil heat,
NICELY FURNISHED LIVING RIM, BED
rm. kit, bath. 20 johnson ave-, Hyatts-
vile, Md.
s5 JOHNSON AVE, HYATTs.. MD.-LIv
Tm.,. din, rm;. bedrm.. kit. bath: ideal
location; adults only; reasonable.
MODERN 3 RMS, KITCHENETTE,. DI:
nette, bath: unfurn.; oil heat; hardwood
floor. s CHMAR- Rockville, Md. Rock
Vile 12s.
e25 N. JACKSON ST, CLARENDON. VA
Lse., quiet nm. on bus: phone, laundry;
breakfast priv; gar. available; S25.
THREE-ROOM APT. IN LARGE COLONIAL
home; ami. 25 minutes from Capitol: by
owner. P. E. BRADBURN, Meadows, Nd.
Phone Marlboro l35-F-21.
1905 LELAND ST, CHEVY CHASE MD.
. 1st-f; apt; liv. rm, din. rm., bedrm.,
kit, pvt. bath; ample closet space; beau
.tlfully furn.; S75. See Sun. and Mon.
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20 ACRES NEAR WILSON LANE AND
Bradley blvd; ripe for development; beau
tiful trees, gently rolling land; will sub
divide. H. SCHMIDT. MA. 9257. 2s
CAMP sIT1sECLUDED ACRE, HEAVILY
wooded. with stream; 15 miles south OF
District: price. 5000; terms. Call Du-
pont 1925. Apt. 607, after pm.
8 TO 100 ACRES $50 PER ACRE AND
up: woods. springs. stream. high hills. rood
view; 30 minutes from District. Shep-
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SILVER SPRING, $3.50.

New Groom brick, 8 nice bedrms.,. nice
sss vinf o sariFsis @ fI,
equipped; hne residential section, l block
from transP; Easy terms. MR.. KENDRICK
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

DETACHED 2-sTORY BRICK APARTMENT.
- units fully rented: Gross annual rents
$3.50. Price. $50 800. LIST trust S23 300
KELLEY. STEELE d. BRANNER, Dist. 774O
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

OWNER LEAVING TOWN. WILL SELL OR
rent bungalow in sc. rms, bath, garage,
ges; h.-w.h.; lot 60x140. Key At
10th st. Sc.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

s., ROOMS. BATH: RECREATION ROOM.
oil heat. $50 Wire ave-, Silver Spring,
Md Shepherd 1868.
5-ROOM AND BATH CORNER BUNGALOW;
gas refs; 2 screened porehes. Apply 1715
North Nelson St, Arlington Va.
PRACTICALLY NEW 5-ROOM BRICK
bunR allow; beautiful modernistic furniture.
Venetian blinds. oil heat; 15 min. from
Washington: S72.50. Temple 1860.
ARLINGTON. Vas RMS. AUTOMATIC
heat, hot water, refg.. lge. lot and porch:
conv. 10c bus. 906 N. Fillmore. CHI. 2SS0.
ARLINGTON. VA-7-ROOM AND BATH.
all modern improvements, detached house
with garage: 15 min. downtown: on bus
line. 42l9 Wilson blvd. Chestnut 3914.
HAVE CLIENT WITH $4,000 TO INVEST
in TO 12 room houses D. c. only.
TAMMARO. MA. 1888: eve, co. 5000, WO.
S30S.
wOODRIDGFS52 80.
6-room and bath bungalow: h.-v.h.,
front and back porches; near cars. schools
Oct. /. Key at property. 2sI7 Myrtle ave.
ne.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

10x12 #, 2nd door; location. Eye st. near
Medical Center; suitable for agents dealing
with medical supplies or other distribu.
tors. District 5236.
BETHESDA MD.-OFFICE8. $50 TO $50
Der mo-: stores or warehouse space, $40
to s65. e N: Fry, INC. 47o3 Hamp-
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CHOICE WOODED LOTS

In, Franklin Forest. new Fairfax County
agents on property. Drive out Lee high-
way. to Old Dominion drive. follow Old
Dominion drive to Franklin Forest sign
and follow arrows
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WANTED-FOUR-FAM FLAT OR ANY
other desirable investment property. State
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHEp.
(Continued,)

1927 ALABAMA AYE, s.E-2.srY ANp
6Sst;wstsr heat; ;na a burner; large gssETsE..
HEiskEII. HfEk tfatI 1HiiGEs 1ii5 Eye St. ' n.W' o Jesse "
1884 2sth ST. N.w..-1O ROOMS, BATHS,
& h. ss Sa5 5fF :taS Ar yssa $685.
1O6 3rd sT. NE.--5 ROOMS, BATH; gas.
eleG; hot-gater heat; $37. 80, c; II.
PARKER CO, 435 4th st. s.w. MA. 1926.
Rsme Rsn Il atth rm st. ssIa2
BSs se sss Ff Essf ssS "a sz e Ssss
home home 1f'a sm rm; Satb!
esiie eiec refG;; sarass, large yard with flowers.
4 dSogES6boN. INC. 1874 up PARK Tf' I'd. NV NV.
sa1stogg sa1s FLOWER ,xns AVE: Mr.. SLIGO AND
ofTy of land sSd ssTdea acre
4o11 14th ST. NW.-6-RooM HOUSE;
sia tiie ssfn; saIs oil burner; garage s55. colum-
WOopRIDGE-BRAND NEW BRICK, DE-
sitehsn; aass%ssie & Reat $50. t' Af Asaa'sPss sbss
2216 R ST. NE.-MoDERN BROOM BUM
galoW, gas heat. large attic: $50 month.
37d2 FULTON ST.--s r., AMI, Ss5.
1lo5 1lo5 D st; seas seas r.. ami, s65. ME-.
CHEVY CHASE e ATTRACTIVE WHITE
H nes SIS s'ensq NJ FRS ss So wi ffrTss s4o
81 RANDOLPH PL. NV. NEAR NORTH
Sss no a nms chdren p9rches Wodaes snesSe 654 81
BUNGALOW; ROOMS, BATH; FULL
garage: corner lot, Handicapped. =, 5l6
VA 1868. se' o0ile'' ram N0' Fn0He
CHEVY CHASE, D. C. AND MD,-cALL Us
to see our list Of homes in this delishtful
neighborhood. Prices range $50 TO $3.50
EpW. H. JONES g. co. INC;
s67 ;5o@,MoNTGoMERY m! HILLS FOREST.
60xI4O it, lot
wa ~ JEROME S. MURRAY,
RE 246O. 1881 G st. MI. 4529.
4543 GRANT RD. NV.
This large, detached house on approx. a
acre OF ground has all modern improve
ments and is in excellent condition; rent.
J. B. TIFFY.
Randolph $3.50
s1l BUCHANAN ST. NV.
- rms s path; n h.-w.h.; porches; gear
s29 M ST. NV.
rms 8 bedrms). kitchens. baths;
"A'' 'o2igo As IRVING ST. NV.
dstorraS:: . rms: bath; Go h.-w.h.; porches; re-
1871 4th ST. s.w.
i4as sHESHERfp EsEfEi fsfey ST, INV: NV:
3 rms: a bedrmso Iva baths; oil heat;
7ss 1as5 E59yP 81, Nv. 4 DAVIS c9 sx oa,a
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HOUSES WANTEp TO DUY.

nVUSES WANIEO 10 BV1.
PAY HIGHLST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
Old 2 e houses; no commission- ARA
All cash. No commission. Nesd not 5:
clear Of debt yDW L. STROHCKxA,
1910 Vermont ave. NE. 271S.
e 0oe..!.s2 a1oMs ,lII lRRR H. oIR EoTS|. ss|[
All cash. e A. qARvEY, 1126 VI ave.
Dt kb0e; ~. and San. deoFgta (oeA
Evening star., 1940-09-02
APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS-PHILA., PA.

IN PHILADELPHIA. PA
Oak Lynne Hall, Sth st. and Seth ave
6 and 8 rooms and bath, S35 to S55 per
month, incl. gas and refrigeration. Garage
on premises. Ten minutes to Agricultural
Building. Wyndmore, Philadelphia. Han
cock S263
Evening star., 1940-09-02
LOTS WANTED.

WANTED-LOTS FOR DETACHED. GROUP,
row and apt houses, any good section OF
d. C. or nearby Montgomery Co. Both
sewer and water must be in or available
925 18th ST. NV National 210O
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REALLY SOMETHING DIFFERENT.
70 minutes from downtown@A better
ne; 6-room brick. g baths, very latest
equipment. Bendix washer; large yard;
small down payment Price, $7.260; S51 ~
per mo. includes taxes. Trade your old
house in on this. It is dream. Out
Michigan ave, left on 18th to Buchanan,
left on Buchanan to 18th ST.
Evening star., 1940-09-02

BRADBURY HEIGHTS, MD,
ONLY S4,750.
Exceptionally roomy frame bunealow, .
large rooms, front porch. full basementi
close to schools; "a block to stores and
1b-minute bus and car service to Navy
Yard. Good as new.
Evening star., 1940-09-02
CHEVY CHASE.

3B6Z JenlIer 5t. INV.
New, 9 rooms, 2 baths, finished attic,
recreation room: built-in garage. Gas air
conditioned heat. l block east Of Connec-
ticut ave. Convenient to schools. stores
and Transportation: S10.b0O. VIII con-
Wd slded5 taN trsdeN uu,xp nrvu opurnr co
1119 18th st. NV. District 4464.
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DESK SPACE

TELEPHONE sECRETARIAI SERVICE
locations. CALL DISTRICT 27O5 TODAY
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CORNER.

Modern. rooms, - baths. large recre-
alton room. detached garage. lot 55x12O:
builder
935 21st st. So, Arlington. Va.
To reach: Go over 14th st. bridge to
sign Of the Alaska Coal Co., turn right At
goth st.; 1O-minute ride from heart Of town.
Evening star., 1940-09-02
FARMS WANTED

FARM WITHIN COMMITTING DISTANCE
to Wash: prefer improvements: describe
completely. stating best terms allowable.
Box SIR, Star. s.
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HILLCREST.

New detached 8-room home. most mod
ern. with separate garage, moderately
priced, by owner and builder. Inspect
today: 2024 Seth st. Sc. T. NJ. NOLAN,
Evening star., 1940-09-02
1kAllERS FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
TOMORROW.

OLD CARS bought REGARDLESS Of condition
Glassers," 2nd and Florida ave. ne. The
largest auto wreckers in town. District
Evening star., 1940-09-02
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS.
OF l4th St NV MichiRan 5000

$500 miles; new-car guarantee; liberal
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nice condition: S3Q5.
BETHESDA MoToR SALES
$500 Wis Ave WI 2657

PACKARD 1888 "6" 4-door trunk sedan;
radio and heater; low mileage; 1-owner
car; finish motor and tires exceptional;
fully guaranteed; reduced to S575; trade
and terms. Community Motors. Inc. 1921
Wisconsin ave. (Bethesda). WI. $500
PACKARD 1888; closing out estate late
DR.. T. Theo Parker; car in good condition:
medical books. etc. NO. 1880.
Evening star., 1940-09-02
4134 4Oth ST NV.
SAMPLE HOUSES

New brick, rms. 2-bath efdciency
Just OF Wis. and Nebraska aves.; recrea.
ton room. Call in person to be satisfied.
Evening star., 1940-09-02

WANTED LATE-MODEL CARS.
Wen pay top cash prices for any late
model car. Open EVENING". Cali North
Evening star., 1940-09-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR SALE.

IF WANTING FARMS.
Dairy farm. equipped; country homes;
acreage; building site. Call Ashton 3S46.
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville, Nd,
Evening star., 1940-09-02

MERCURY 1940 .oficial car club con-
vertible coupe; factory maroon baked
enamel nnish, genuine red leather uphol-
stery. black top. white-wall tires. radio
and many other extras; $500 miles; liberal
discount or trade. Ask for Mr.. Wolfe
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS,
1701 Nth ST NV. Michigan 5000.
Evening star., 1940-09-02

ONLY S24.70 A MONTH.
Two-story, Groom house. All modern
improvements, NV h., elec. stove fireplace
Closest suburbs to city. Fixe minutes
TER. 1908 N. Oak St, Arlington. Va. g
31OO MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Sc
New corner home of unique 4-noor level
design; bedrooms beautifully finished
for inspection, to PM. or call AT. 7I99.
Evening star., 1940-09-02

FOR COLORm.
$3.50 cash balance monthly. q st. ne,
500 block. 8 large rooms, bath: garase:
hot-Estsr heat: refrigerater; excellent sond.
INC. District 3346
Evening star., 1940-09-02
HOUSES FURNISHED.

No. CLEvE. PIX, Ss5-sIX RMS: DET,.;
incl. porches; trees: oil ht. THOS. L.
PHILLIPS. WO. 1900. 351s Conn.
BETHESDA-LIVING RIM. DINING RIM,
kitchen, sunroom, downstairs; 2 bedrms..
6 glass-inelosed sleeping porches bath. End
Eoor: beautiful yard with trees; S75.
Wisconsin 1852.
SMALL COUNTRY HOME WITHIN s
miles of D. c.. Just OF fast blvd. rms.
8 freplaces, 2 baths. oil heat: Ala acres;
500.
GREEN r. yMAGPIIDER
Evening star., 1940-09-02

1860 Upshur St. NV.
Owner transferred. 7-room house with
8 bedrooms, baths. breakfast nook, 1st-
floor lavatory, clubroom, maids room and
full bath In basement; oil conditioned
heat; garage: nicely wooded lot.
Evening star., 1940-09-02

COIORED-1921 BENNETT PL. NE
front and rear: $500 cash. Open. -
Evening star., 1940-09-02

CLEVELAND PAHh,
3lO4 Rodman st. NV.
Block West Of Connecticut Ave.
Near Bureau Of Standards.
rooms, bedrooms, 1 " baths, Con-
venient to transportation. schools and
shopping csnter. Attractive terms.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-07
Finds New Uses
For VermicuIite

An interesting report on yermlcu-
lite, and new uses for it, has recent
ly been made by Paul M. Tyler Of
the bureau of mines. In published
article quoting Tyler's report, it is
said that the worlds largest mine
of vermiculite is at Libby, Montana
Tyler says:
'Vermiculite raw material, too
small to be used after processing as
loose house fill (minus 3-plus IA
mesh), has been difficult to dis
pose of, much of it being thrown
away at operating mines; mines that
do not yield a substantial proper
ton of larger sizes have not been
economical to work. A good deal
has been done in developing mix.
lures with fireclay and bentonite
for special refractories, and some
publicity has been given vermicu-
lite as a result of its use in exterior
stucco walls at the Golden Gate In
ternational Exposition at San Fran
cisco. Gratifying progress is being
made in the use of vermiculite heat
and sound-insulating plasters, which
are now made by several companies,
The Mikolite Co., Kansas City,
Kans., has recently called to the at
tention of the Bureau of Mines GER
tain new products. One of these is
mikolite Expanded vermiculite), an
extender for aluminium paints, which
it is claimed makes them work bet
ter than straight aluminium paint
and have rs per cent greater COW
erage per gallon. Vermiculite for
this purpose is only 100000 inch
in diameter, and l ounce bulks ap-
proximately 51z ounces by volume
"Other uses of this fine powder
(98 per cent through 325-mesb) are
as a coolant and lubricating agent
in automobiles, both in the motor
and in the transmission and rear
end. The free silica or quartz con-
tent is said to be negligible; an
ANALYSIS gives only 0.034 per cent.
Tests are reported to have shown
| it to be nonabrasive and to leave
lubricating properties somewhat
similar to those of graphite. This
mikolite disperses readily in lubri-
eating oil and is offered by the COM
pany as means of taking up un-
even wear in automobile engines,
increasing compression, and reduc-
ing oil consumption by filling the
pores of metallic surfaces Of the
cylinder walls, pistons, etc. The
material is not patented, but the
company does not reveal the method
of production beyond the statement
that the material is not ground
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-07
Vacancies in U. S. Marine Corps.

A few vacancies now exist for
young men of excellent character
and moral habits in the U. S. Ma
rine Corps, according to an an
nouncement received today by Post
master F. De Rosia from Captain F.
r. Armstead, Officer in Charge of
the Marine Corps Recruiting Sta
ton, Room 433 Federal Office Build
ing, Seattle, Wash.
Applicants must be at least &c
inches in height and not over "a
inches, and between the ages of Ia
and % years. Men who pass the
required physical examination will
be enlisted and transferred to the
Marine Corps Base, at San Diego
Calf, where they will be given
their preliminary training as ma
rines, including the firing of all in
fantry weapons. Upon completion
of this training they will be eligible
for transfer to the marine detach-
ment aboard one of the vessels OF
the United States fleet, or to one
Of the many foreign countries in
which marines are now serving
such as Hawaii, Panama, Cuba, the
Philippine Islands, Guam, or China
All men in the marine corps are
given an opportunity to further
their education and prepare them.
selves for position in civil life
should they desire not to continue
their career in the service, through
the facilities of the Marine Corps
Institute, which offers over $50 edu-
cational and vocational courses free
For full information, contact your
local postmaster, or communicate
direct with the Officer in Charge al
the above address.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-07
Political Barometer
Declines Rapidly As
Hats Soil Into RinS

The state political barometer
zoomed down sharply last week
promising stormy weather ahead, as
a barage of hats sailed into the
mythical ring, tossed by hopeful
aspirants.
Seven candidates had filed: B.
K. Wheeler CD and H. ]. Free
bourn CD for the u. S. senate,
Roy E. Ayers CD and Charles
Hauswirth (R) of Butte for COVER
nor: w. j. Mccormick (R) of Mis-
soula, Mike Mansfield CD of Mis-
soula and w. R. Allen (R) of Wise
River for congress from the First
district.
Six candidates had announced for
office, while others said they would
announce in the near future. Those
announcing are Arthur F. Lamey
CD of Havre for governor; S. C,
Ford (R) of Helena for governor
John w. Bonner CD of Helena for
attorney general, Secretary of State
Sam w. Mitchell CD for reelection;
Enor K. Matson CD of LeWistown
on the non-partisan ticket for as
sociate justice of the state supreme
court; Howard A. Johnson (R) for
reelection as chief justice of the
state supreme court on the nom
partisan ticket
The deadline for filing for state
office is June 5, with the primary
election coming on July 16 this
year--just one day after the nation
al convention. Several state of
ficials, affected by the ''Toomey'
law, are expected to announce ear.
ly but not to file until shortly be-
fore the deadline so they will moi
have to resign present jobs unit
absolutely necessary.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-07
BIackbirds Travelling on Schedule

The pair of blackbirds that have
been arriving each spring at the E.
A. Rice ranch south of Libby made
their appearance right on schedule
on March 1st The peculiar thing
about these birds is that for num-
Der of years they have been making
their appearance at the ranch about
March /, never missing that date
bv more than day or two. Be-
cause of the regularity of their ira
yelling schedule, the Rice family has
grown to watch for them each
spring with great deal of interest.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reported by the Lincoln County
Abstract Company
Henry A. Smith to John B. Smith
w. D. land in SWANW14, Sec. 80
Twp. 81 ~, Rye. 81 w. M. M.
Clifford Ekholt to Walter Ekholt
W. D. lots 4, 5, block IA. First Ad.
dition, Eureka.
Joseph Quenemoen to Edward
Quenemoen, w. d. land in Sec. 4
Twp. 80 NJ, Rye. 81 w. M. M.
John r. Fitzpatrick to Herbert L
Fitzpatrick, w. D. H. E. S. No. 1913
IN Sec. l8, Twp. 81 NJ, Rye. % w
M. M.
Hugo A. Peters to John c. Friend
W. D. SEASWASWASEA, Sec. 4
Twp. 80 NJ, Rye. 81 w. M. M.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-07

Sunday school 1000 a. m.
Morning worship HOO a. m.
Theme: Religion in the Thick OF
Life"
Young Peoples meeting 900 D. m.
Dick Slauson, leader of discussion.
Circle A will meet Friday at the
home of Mrs. H. w. Redfield.
Welcome to our Servicesl
ALBERT M. HART,
Minister.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-07
Guernsey Is Sold to Slater.

The American Guernsey Cattle
Club, Peterborough, N. H., reports
that a registered Guernsey bull has
been sold by S. S. Nichols to Bert
Slater of Hardin, Mont This ami
NAL is Bdstr Gold Mists Crescent
282257.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-07
Limericks.

There was once man from Nan
tucketl
Who kept all his cash in bucket
But his daughter, named Nan,
Ran away with a man
And as for the bucket, Nantucket
Princeton Tiger
But he followed the pair to Paw
tucket--
The man and the girl with the
bucket;
And he said to the man
He was welcome to Nan,
But as for the bucket, Pawtucket.
Chicago Tribune.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-07
DOG TAX NOTICE

For the convenience of the pub
lie, | will be at the City Hall from
2 o'clock to o'clock each after
noon from March 8 to March IA,
Sunday excepted, for the collection
of dog tax
Phone 132-M.
c. r. YOUNG.
1t City Treasurer.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-07

Less than two-thirds of a cent
out OF each dollar of freight revenue
was paid out by the railroads in
loss and damage claims in the first
half of 1899.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-07

Have you some Christmas insists
that you'd like to sell? Advertise
them in the Western News Want
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-03-07

Railway taxes in 1899 totaled
1868 200 900, or daily average of
one million dollars.