davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1942-02-13

mol unaufri9tis sesen chamber tDGe
rem. Ou balt cine sroBt uebereiluR0
beqanqen, nur um mid bur4 cine A1s
obdnberli6e S6atinhe Deintn hO&'
beraisen Miinf6en gefiigis gu modea;
ib aber babe bur9 meiR un5titt9kS
Seimli9tbun bic 19msr5li&e Qoit bes
@eranttportung fir Oetn Beginner
auf mid senommen."
,Durd Oein 0eimli9tbunQ" Irasts
lie ertaunt. vWas fDnnteIt Du Dor
mir gu berberssn buben, 0ermanng@
vNiats, beTen i@ MID s:gsntlt@
fddmen miiBte. Du erinnerit Din
o6ne 3peifel aus meinsn GrsGblungea
ienes @rafen 8eIu SOtcrp. init benz
i'd bic &eiie BON europa mad Aufr0'
lien md9te."
.@epiB! Define beesilteritn SHiIs
berungen bdben In meiner phantGile
elm 10 beutli9es Bib berDcrgeaoubett,
ols Oh i9 Jpn perfSnIi@ otsonnt bate.
So babe i@ Dir iuohrl&einli4
au9 BON benz Mnerbiessn 0efpSoMtn.
Das er mir fur5 pOr unierer Mnsunfs
in Melbourne mo@ts, einem MRtrbiss
ten, auf bds ih bamdIs nit tauiene
sSreuben eingesongen mare. tpsrn -tA
mid ni9t bur9 Gltere Werpfli&tungsn
gebunben geglaubt bGtte. Ct rabm
mir an ienemSage baS 0eripre@en ob,
bah i'd mid Bel Tim melben ipiirbe. iOs
baib i'd bic Jreibeit msiner Gnti@lie'
Bungen 3uriidgenOmmen bdttt. Bis
Dor ipenia Sagen babe i'd geoUgert.
mid biefer @rlaubniB gu bebienen ;
benn met. l1ebertritt in ben Dienit btS
@rafen bebeutete natiirlt4 bic ltotbs
penbiqfeit elmer Grennung bon Dir.
Mls i9 inbefen aud bic lebte 9olfs
nung aufsebsn muBte. bier einen Gre
perb au finben. bermo@te i9 fsintn
anberen rettenben Musipeg 81 lehen.
SD f9rieb an ben @rafen, uao Dor
elmer Stunbe empfing i'd bisie Mnt'
mort auf meinen 8rief."
Ct rei9te ibr bas Gelegrdmm, has
er porbin auf feinem Simmer stfunosn
bate, unb Selsu las:
nSnnis erfreut burf SShr Ansrs
bieten, er5u9e i'd sic, behufs nGbts
rer Riidfpra9e fOglei@ hisrher nap
Mien gu tommen, mo i'd sic I'M
6otel su ben bier Suhresseiten srs
tporte. Muf Mieberieben.
Gotorp."
Gtumm rei9ts lie ibm bds @ldtt
auriid. Nur Elm tisfer Mtbem5ns bob
ibren 8uien.
uNung" iagte CT na9 tur5em 9drs
rem. ,Du {pri9ft tsin Wort, 9elsa
- Du biit mir ulfO b6ie2"
Mit Gnti4iebenbeit f@iittslts fs bds
&0pfden.
iGortiebung folgt.)
Washington Journal., 1942-02-13

BEN lofen niirbe7 Define ifOl5e NutAs
tpiirbe ia oar ni4a IN Stanbe fein, Die
beIidnbige plage elmer Iol9en fclaOtz
f4en 4bbdngigteit gu ertragen. Wena
9u ielber Did 10 penig fennit, I'm es
fir m0gli9 gu balteq, 10 1T es meme
9fli9t, Did an Der 8egebung zines
perbdngniBponen Srrtbums gu Ain@
BERN"
sd 1agte Dir f9ou, baB es unab.
dnberli9 tit, 9ergtann! IS piirbe alp
nur cine nuBlofe Mufreedng fir uns
8eibe bebeuten, tpenn 9a ben Dergebliz
9en @erfu9 MAIDEN montsf, baran gu
riitteln. l1nb gu bift auSu dngitli9.
Seine Mbbdngiefeit, unb pGre ie nod
10 bemiitbtgenb, fam mir d6nli9e
2ualen bereiten, tpie i9 5ie Sabre lang
Sag fir Sag in Wiaiam 8rabDeas
Sauie erbulbet babe. Sci perii9ert,
buB i9 mir meme geiitige @elbftdnDigz
felt unter alien llmitGnben gu pubren
uiifen perbe."
@r mar jebo9 feinespegs berubiat
unb perlangte Ndberes iiber Die SAINT
lie gu erfabren, an bic lie ii9 obne leiae
3uitimmung gebunben bate. 6elqo
gab ibm einige fur3e Nusfinfte, Uni
inn inbeRen bann irglei4 ale peiterea
Sragen ab3ui6neiben.
SIS IinD alien Mnidein na9 lies
bensspiirbige unO gebilbete 2eute id
bin iiberaeugt, DAB i'd mid in ibrer
@efeufdaft bur6aus nObl flblea
perbe", Iaste tic. nMfein @eba!t
purbe, obne DaB i9 cine 5oroerung ses
felt Bate. 10 bod benaehen, Dab ih
aud nidt entfernt i'm Stanbe iein
perDs, e gu perbrauAen, unb Ou
Iiebit, baB i9 elmer ppltommen Iorgens
freien 3utunft e%ntgegengebe. @s pdse
alfo iebr unpirtbf4aftli4 gebanoelt,
nenn ih ben &eit meines BON brlibea
mitgebra4ten Capitals als elm tobtes
8efibtbum nod neiter nit mir
berumi9leppen molte. GAIT Ou Is
iemals ernft genpmmen NIT unierm ges
59pilterliden 0erbdltniB, 10 barfit
Oh Di9 jeBt nidt tpeigern, Did bieiss
@elbes fir Oein tpeiteres Jorttommei
gu beoienen. go tpeniS IS III. NTH Is
6o9 piensiAt hinreiden, Dir bic 8eens
bigrng 0ciner 9tu0ien unb bic Nblss
qullg Defines Gramena gu srmIgli4er.
@pate i9 bann lpdter einmul ielhit IN
Nptb gerotben, perbe i4 gepiB nint
3Ogern, mid an Did I'M 8eitdnb 81
tpenben."
Diesmal bate er Tie rubig uusreosn
lafen, unb nit einem Bid bon Rub
rung un0 3drtlidteit rubten feline 4u'
gen auf ibrsm i9Dnen Geii9t. Ylos'
li9, ebe tie feline Mbii9t erratbtI
tpnnte, nabm er ibre 9anb unb fibrt'
fie beinabe ebrfur9tspol an lelns
2ippen.
SD mar BON b~ornberein niht TN
3peifel, baB es auf ettpas Derarttgss
6inauslaufen piirDe, Du !iebes. berr,
lihes @ei90pf! Nber es rdht iih leB1
! an uns 8eiben. buR mir gum sriter
Washington Journal., 1942-02-13
@i-sb3s6ntes @apttsI.

@s mar am Wlorgen zines regneri=
f1en Hopembertages. als 9ermann
Molfbarbt longIam iiber Die neutdOti=
19e 5ublentpiete in 9amburg i9ritt.
Si9erli9 lit Bel iolbem Wetter taum
elm anberes Mfilieu 10 politdnOig Daz
na9 angetban, elm menf9li9es Sc
miitb nit m~elan9Olii6en 9ebanten
unb 8oriteuungen gu erfiiaen ais cine
iener alien, i4muBigen, pintligsn
9afen Der ~itoIaen 9anfaitubt, Die aus
berganeenen, anfpru9sloieren Sabrs
bunberten nod gauge 8iertel in Die
@egenpart biniibergerettet bat. Inter
benz b~leigrauen 9immel unb in Der me-
beH9peren Mtmoipbdre ieben bic
f9iefen, perpitterten 9Gufer nit ben
5ubllofen. eng auiammenseridten SEM
tern nod einmal 10 altersf9pa4 unb
lebensmiibe aus als ionft; frDitelub
unb perbrieBli9 ellen bic tpenigen
0aFanten ~aneinanber Dprbei, unb man
fDnnte beinabe perfu9t iein gu glu1i=
ben, baB felbit Die pferbe. bic ibre
6ubriperfe miiblielis iiber bas f9le9te
Pfiofter fdleppen, f9permiitbis Die
a0pfe bd1gen lieBen.
Mber es mar fi9erli6 ni9t BLOB Der
triibielige Nobembertag, Der ben Nusz
brud bon Gorge unb Sraurigfeit auf
6ermann @olfbarbts MntliB Derf9ul~
bette. Gr I9ien in ben tpenigen Mpna<
ten felt feiner flu9tartigen Mbreiie aus
Muffrdlien UNI Sabre gealtert. unb ar
feinen Munbtpinfeln tDaren elm paar
miibe Qinien, pie tie ii9 in Der gRegel
nur Bel MenIden einftelen. bic einen
burten, fru9tloien 2ampf bur9gss
fGmpft baden, unb bic i'm 8esriff iinb.
audi bic leBte 9offnung auf einen
aliidIi9en Musgang 81 begraben.
gr a9tete ieiner umgebung febr
irenie, unb erit, ols BON elmer bellen,
iuoblflingenben Stimme binter inn
gum atpeiten Mal iein Name genanrt
ipurbe, fubr er erf9roden aus feinem
tiefen, tpeltpersefenen @riibeln uuf.
Cine Melt bon bdlbberIunfenen @rinz
nerurgen iDar es. bic Der Rlang lener
Gtimme in ibm beruufbef4noren
bate, unb er meinte ni9t dnbers, als
baB iein Obr Jpn getduf9t baben
miiFe, Biz elm Bid in Mba 9ebmonbts
o[erliebites @eii4t aud feinen leBten
3weifel i9pinben ma9te.
Mbaeie6en bdbon, baB ie in cine febr
eIeqante GtrdBentoilette gefleibet mar.
bate f9 in ibrem NeuBern felt Der
Stunbe, ba fe chamber in Weuftust
aum lebten Mdl gegeniibergeitanben
hatisn, toum ettpas berdnbert. Wan
muBte fhon aiemli9 f9urfe Nugen ba>
ben, INN 5u entbeden, baB ibr gntliB
bod Elm tDsnia bon isiner unbsribrten
Washington Journal., 1942-02-13
gremOe iUeltem.
ROmun BON RsinbulO Cttmnnn.
az. 1~Ortisbuns.)

Sbrt Muesn leuhteten, uno es mar
ipie unteroridtes 5rpbloden in ibrcr
Stimme, ais tie peiter fragte:
81 i'd ober ni9t 3ugeben tperbe,
boB Du in ben Sob gebft - mas gee
bentit Du olio gu tbun9"
sd peib es ni9t, 9eIsu; aber i'd
firhts, auh mir peroen uns trennen
miHsn. SD bin obne ale Niittel uno
ba i1 bon - bon bieiem Manne ni6t
einen pfennig mebr annebmen tperoe,
bIeibt mir taum etipos Mnberes iibrig,
ols our9 bic Nrbsit meiner 9Gnbe tpis
Elm SaeeI0bnsr mein 2eben gu frilsn."
rSO piirbeit 9u bereit Iein, na9
Deuti9lanb 5uriidSutebreu, fpenn Ou
bic Miittel oo5u beidbeft9"
%, i'd bate teinsn iebnli9eren
@unIh. 4ber es lift elm Nunf6, fir
ben ss leiber feline @rfiiuung giebt."
bod = bo9!" rief 9eIga nit ielt>
fam perGnbertem itrablenoem @eli9t.
sd babe @elb genug, UNI fir uns
Beibe bic lleberfabrt gu be8ablen. un2
briiben iperben mir uns gepiB peiter
belfen = ni1t pabr90
3peifelne unb unglGubig bIidte
@olfbnrbt re an.
u@el9' Elm @ebante, 9elga! = Sds
ipGre ia cine regelre9te Slu9t, uno RE
2eute, bic unier seiApifterli9es 8ers
bGItnib niht tennen, piirben es pialz
ki@t IOsor fir cine Gntfiibrun9 ball
ten"
.W2Ooen ie bod! = Was timmern
uns bic 2sute in bieiem DerbuBten
Qanbel"
.Nber Define 4usIi9ten, Oein @ers
mDeen! gu tannit bod ni9t bies OIL
leg i'm Gti1 lafen, nm elmer ungetpiIz
fen, Dielei9t iebr traurigen uno tGm>
pferei1en 3utunft entgegen5ugeben."
limb pdrum lam i9 es ni9t9 =
MG, fpenn Du piiBteft, pie i9 biefen
Rei9tbum perdbi9eue, Der mir BON
benz MOrber meiner Mutter fommt !
= 6ier fpiirbe i9 inmitten anes lls=
berfluFes ndmenlos elenb iein biz GIT
meinem leBten 4tbem5uge, unb fpenn
es fir mid iiberbdupt nod Elm Slid
auf grben giebt, 10 fam es nur jens
feits bes Weltmeeres uuf mid parten."
Wobl ftrdubte er fi9 nod eine Weile
eegen ibren p~erpegenen @eoanten ;
dber feline Ginpenbungen fpurben inn
mer f9pd9er, unb Dor Dem INNER err
neuten Qniturm hires beiBen leibenz
f9dftlihen 8erlangens nud i6leuni>
ger 5Iu9t ftredtt er, befen gunSc
Steele ia BON Der elei6en Sebnfud)t
trfint mar. enbli6 beiiest Die Baffen.
Da erfaBte 9elsd nit beiben 9dn=
ben feline gefunbe Redte unO pie elm
einaieer SubeIf9rsi tlang es BON ihren
2ippen:
.Mit Dem nddIten @diffe f6un
iperb;n mir fabren y binaus in Die
fonniee 5erne - in Die 6eimath - IN
bic 6reibeit =. binuus in bus 8liid!"
Washington Journal., 1942-02-13
iGortf.suns fOIst.)

Dur9f9aut. Sunse Urou
(3drtli9): .Diefen Nbenb mS&ttit Du
sepiB germ in's Mirtbsbaus gebtn unb
@ier trinten, MGnn&en, tposGN-
Munn: n9m, bm... Gfsn aass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17

Continued from Page Onsl
Of 1909 There we're ASS votes for
II and pol against
The present charter. which re-
tanned the same form with slight
changes tying the commissioners
10 their departments. was adopted
In 1927. That time . total Of Il.
$40 votes was cast The charter
carried by a margin of i.o44 votes,
e.s42 for 1t. 5,7ss against.
These figures indicate to
me that We shouldn't be fright
ened by the prospect of
change" Mayor Cain asserted.
-for our present charter was
approved by only q aim ma
jority In 1927.
"Thirty-one years have now gone
by since Tacoma's present form
of government was first adopted.
and it is wholly proper that We
look for improvements as did some
Of our predecessors before us. 1t
Is proper. too, for a new and much
larger citizenry TO reexamine what
belongs to them"
Challenge 10 Others
Thus the mayor closed his COM
prehensive report and challenge
to the remainder of the city coun-
oil-Finance Commissioner c. Val
Fawcett, Works Commissioner A.
r. Bergersen, Utilities CommiS
sioner r. D. O'Neil and Safety
Commissioner Einar Laneseth,
named in the order of their length
of service. Fawcett was elected in
1880, Bergersen in 1892, o'Neil
two years ago at the same time
as the mayor, and Langseth in
March of this year.
Each of them received a copy of
the mayors report for study, The
first hurdle to pass, IL Cain is to
see his proposed charter changes
take place, is to obtain approval
of those four men for election
of a freeholders' committee.
At present each of them is prac-
tically supreme in his own depart.
ment. While the existing charter
places the councils decisions above
the department heads. the fact
that the council Ia made up oi
department heads means there are
few cases when the group over
rules the individual.
That is a major flaw of the
system, according to Cain. To
mend IL, though, means willing
release of authority by all the
commissioner.
After citing the changes M
would suggest for his own depart
ment. the mayor turned his atten
ton to the others.
1T il true that much Of VIVA
we want written into the cit,
charter is being followed out b,
the department of public welfar'
at this time" he wrote. This pro
cedure is, of course. not a soun'
one, for it depends too much upoi
the ability and awareness Of tn
mayor and director of health. l
one or the other or both shonl'
be indifferent or careless. W
would return to the method o
doing business as it was done sew
eral decades ago. To become sol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Two-Year Study Of Tacoma
Government Before Council
Would Hove New Document Placed on
Ballot at Morch. 1914. Election


IA. Election
idly effective n. reorganization
provisions must become . part Of
our legal structure.
YIN Re Expensive
As the commissioner Of welfare
submit this plan and request for
action for your serious considers
ton. As tho mayor I necessarily
am impelled. in view Of my posi-
ton as a commissioner, TO urge
your consideration OF other charter
changes. No charter change Is
lightly undertaken. II Is neither
easy nor inexpensive 10 secure the
election OF freeholders.
TO my knowledge freehoiders
have but twice been elected In the
history OF Tacoma. For this rea-
son we should be certain 10 sub
NIT 10 a freeholders' committee
ideas and suggestions covering the
needs of the entire administration
and not Of single governmental
division.
II am satisfied that each
commissioner has In mind
those functions and procedures
which he would do differently,
II the government which he
serves WAS of his making. In
two short years I have discev-
cred improvements which are
imperatiyely In order :.
I'VE all recall that in ie4i and
again in 1912 the mayor included
in his preliminary budget an item
to cover a study to be conducted
by impartial outside authorities
similar TO the one ] am recon-
mending in this report. The item
was not retained in the final bud
gets, for the council seemed To
feel that its members would be
able, when the time came. TO save
the money in question by doing the
research work themselves.
Not Included
1.-THE mayor did not seriously
quarrel with that position, and
am not doing so now. for ! have
not included similar item in the
1913 budget and ! do concur In
large part in your opinion that the
council can. If 1t sees fit TO take
the time, conduct a vigorous ano
successful reexamination Of iti
method of operation"
Cain declared he has found
three general weaknesses In
the municipal structure. They
are:
NO practical way of coordinat
ing the activities of our de
partments.
1-No single. responsible sxecu
4 tive administrator. ta) No on
with authority to make emergenc,
or rapid decisions. tb) No on
with an overall, balanced view o
the financial needs of each depart
ment.
NO actual or workable division
, of the Legislative and admin
istrative functions of government.
The mayor would appear 10
have In mind council-mana-
ger form of government n the
| remedy for such suggested
flaws.
A council of purely Legislative
departments. appointing q cit,
manager as single, responsible
executive administrator, wou1i
seem the implied answer. unde
the managerial form. the cit
manager is the coordinator OF a
city departments and appoints tn
superintendents of the depart
ments. They are responsible I
him, and he, To the city council
which determines general policies
Favorable 10 II
Mayor Cain has made q thoi
oueh study of that form Of cit
government during his term
office and is frankly favorable I
L n
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
ORDER CONSOLIDATING THE
OFFICE OF SHERIFF, AND THE
OFFICE OF CORONER, AND
COMBINING THEIR POWERS
AND nTrTTEC

Whereas, under section of Ar
ticle XVI of the Constitution of the
State of Montana and Chapter 36I,
Revised Codes of Moptana, 1895, the
board of county commissioners OF
any county is authorized and en-
powered, in its discretion, to con-
solidate any two or more of the
county offices named in said section
5, and combine the powers and the
duties of the said offices consoli-
dated, and
Whereas, the office of sheriff and
the office of coroner are named in
said section S, and
Whereas, it is the considered
judgment of the Board of County
Commissioners Of Lincoln County.
Montana, that consolidating the
said office of sheriff and the said
office OF coroner, and combining
their powers and duties will result
in economy and improved service.
Now, therefore, 1t is ordered, that
the said office of sheriff and the
said office Of coroner be, and they
are hereby, consolidated, and
It is further ordered. that all the
-peUers and the duties now imposed,
and that may be hereafter imposed
by law, upon the office of sheriff
and upon the office of coroner are
hereby combined, and shall be per
formed by the person elected at the
general election to be held Novem-
Der 3, 1912, to the consolidated Of
flee of sheriff and coroner, and who
assumes the duties Of said consoli-
dated office, January 4, 1043, and
by his successors in office, and
1t is further ordered, that copy
of this order shall be entered in
full on the minutes of this proceed
ing, and that it be published in the
Western News, newspaper of gen.
eral circulation printed and pub
lished at the city Of Libby, In said
Lincoln County, for a period of six
consecutive weeks next following
the date of the making and entry of
this order.
Dated and entered March nth,
1912.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS OF LINCOLN COUN-
TY, MONTANA.
BY James Mahoney,
Chairman
Chef O. Hoisington,
County Seal) Commissioner.
Attest.
Eldon J.. Schuck.
mrl9-ap30-7t County Clerk.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
Troy To Attend Track Meet

Troy will be we'll represented at
the county track and commercial
meet to be held at Eureka Satur-
day. The contestants in the COM
mercial events have not been de-
termined as yet. The track men, al
though they have only two return
ing lettermen among them, Bob
Cripe and Don Moore, show promise
of breaking plenty of records. Those
who will compete are:
Shot put--Don Moore, Roger
Kensler; javelin--Joe KuWahara,
Don Moore, discus-Don Moore,
Roger Kensler; high iump-Jim
McCracken, Ray Robins, pole vault
George Geiger; broad jump-Joe
kuWahara, Jesse Egan; 10O-yard
race-Joe KuWahara, Jesse Egan;
220yard = Kuwahara; 440-yard-
Kensler. Egan, 880-yard - Bob
Grippe, Wally Scott, mile-Bob Grippe,
Ed. Nelson, high hurdles McCrack-
en-, Moore, low hurdles-M cCrack-
en-. Moore. The relay team will be
picked from the following: Egan,
Kuwahara. Moore, Grippe, and Kens-
Ter.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
New Superintendent
For Troy Schools

TROY, April 28.-Mr. James F.
Mckay was hired as the new super
intendent of the Troy schools at a
special board meeting Saturday
Mr.. Mckay comes here with the
best of recommendations He is a
graduate of Bozeman, where he OBJ
tanned his B. S. degree in 1888, For
the past six years he has been SUI
perintendent of the school at Hing
ham, Mont. The local school is very
fortunate in getting a man SO high
ly qualified.
Special Board Meeting
The school board met for a spe-
cial session Monday evening, to dis
cuss salaries for the coming year.
The teachers who have been here
for a period of year or longer
were granted raise'sfn pay for the
coming year. The clerk and janl-
tor have also been given larger
salaries.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30

the estate of the above-named de-
cedent, to make conveyance and
transfer of certain real property be-
longing to the said estate to the
said Chris Jensen and Louise Jen-
sen, and described as follows, to-
wit.
Lot Three of Block One of the
Hills Addition to the City of Libby
in accordance with the terms of
certain contract in writing between
the said decedent and the said Chris
Jensen and Louise Jensen, the time
and place of hearing of the same
has been fixed by order of said
Court for the 21st day OF May,
1912 at the hour of $50 o'clock
A. M, at the courtroom of said
court in the courthouse at Libby;
and all persons interested in the
said estate are hereby notified then
and there to appear and to show
cause, if any they have, why the
said petition should not be granted.
For further particulars, reference
is hereby made to the said petition
on file in my office.
Dated at Libby, Montana, the 9th
day of April, 1912
(SEAL) FRED F. CLARK,
ap9-30-4t. Clerk of Court
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE SHOULD NOT BE


In the District Court of The Elev-
enth Judicial District of the State
of Montana, in and for the County
of Lincoln
In the matter of the estate of
Katie Vaughn, deceased
William A. Vaughn, the admin
istrator of the estate of Katie
Vaughn, deceased, having filed his
petition herein praying for an or
der of sale of all the real estate of
said decedent for the purposes
therein set forth.
It is therefore ordered by the
Clerk of said Court that all persons
interested in the estate of said de-
ceased appear before the said Dis,
trict Court, on Friday, the 9th day
of April, 1912, at $50 o'clock a. m.
of said day, at the Court Room OF
said District Court, at the Court
House in Libby, County of Lincoln
to show cause why an order should
not be granted to the said admins
traitor to sell SO much of the real
estate of the said deceased as shall
be necessary.
And that a copy of this order be
published at least once week for
two successive weeks. in the West
ern News, a weekly, a newspaper
printed and published in said Lin
coin County.
FRED F. CLARK,
Clerk, the Judge being absent.
Dated April %, 1912. ap23-30-2i
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMBER

Sealed bids accompanied by de-
post Of $4,000 will be received by
the State Forester, Missoula, Mon
tana, up to 1900 o'clock noon, May
Is, 1912, for the merchantable saw.
timber marked or designated for
cutting on an area of $40 acres in
Section IS, T36N, R26W, estimated
TO contain $40 M IT. yellow pine and
1866 Nj fl. larch and Douglas fir.
The timber will be sold to the
highest responsible bidder at spe-
Gifted price per thousand feet board
measure, and paid for in install
ments in advance of cutting, as
specified in the contract. No bids
will be accepted for less than $500
per NJ it, for green larch and Doug
las fir, $500 per M it, for green
yellow pine and Sl.00 per M IT. for
dead sawtimber
When required by the State For
ester, deposit of SOC per M it.
for all timber cut shall be deposit
ed with the State to defray the
cost of brush disposal.
The purchaser will be required to
enter into a written contract stipu-
lating the conditions of cutting and
removing the timber from the land,
and must give bond for the faith
full performance of the contract on
his part to the State of Montana
Full particulars as to the terms
of the contract and the regulations
of sale can be secured upon applica-
ton to the State Forester, Missoula,
Montana.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids.
Signed RUTLEDGE PARKER,
State Forester.
Dates of Publications.
April 16, %, 30, and May 4 1912
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
School Defamation April 30

A school defamation contest will
be held in the high school audito-
rum Thursday evening, April 30,
at 8 o'clock. The contestants are be-
ine coached by Miss Betty Lou
Points as a part of their speech
class work. Those who will speak
Thursday evening are:
Mae Page-"So' Long Son. by
Howard Benson O'Brien.
June Carr-sDo the Next Thing
by Isabel Currior.
Anita Sagen-"Who's Afraid
(Anon.)
Betty Jean Bobby I'm
welcome by Annie Hamilton.
Mae Secrist-"The Bride and the
Broom by Gracia Stayton.
Goldie Freeman--'The Feel Of
Honor" by Ben Ames Williams
Joeda Colloean-'The Home Tai
ent Rehearsal by J. L. Harbour
Marilvn Cone-"Good River by
Pearl S. Buck.
Flora Saeen-" Beyond the Last
Mile by Gordon Morris.
The public is cordially invited to
dfttiiQ lilC SOilttotf llGN VI lliul &c,
The winner will be sent to the track
meet at Missoula to compete in the
state defamation contest.
The last meeting of the nutrition
class. under the direction of Miss
Jessie Hansen, will be held Thurs
dav evening.
Miss Betty Tubbs entertained a
group of young friends at party
honoring her 18th birthday "Bingo''
was PLAYED during the evening, af-
ter which a delicious lunch was
served and the hostess opened her
gifts.