PAG à £IX THE WESTERN NEWS, LIBBY, MONTANA Thursday, October 24, 1940

24 and 25 for a state district meet­ D. F. Fewkes for state legislator, Masons to Troy. ing. The faculty of the Libby schools F V. Klinke for county commis- Tuesday evening six members of will attend the meeting on Friday NATIONAL sioner and Marshall Murray, for tbe Libby Masonic lodge motored to and school will not be in session county attorney, all believe in an Troy to attend lodge as visitors, Uét then. old age pension, and are friends of Those who made the trip were Mar- i y AFFAIRS labor.—Pol. adv. shall Murray, Ed Kemp, P. V. Kit- Lost and Found ley, William Seims, Donald Har­ Hie TAMARACK Revitwtd by SUMMONS. Did you know that Virginia Gee greaves, and J. F. McCully, Published weekly by the Students of Libby High School has a pair of mysterious shoes CARTER FIELD In the District Court of the Elev- her possession? Sometimes they | enth Judicial District of the State THE STAFF walk right out from under her and of Montana, in and for the County ALBERT hide, but its lucky for her that Bill of Lincoln. Eleanor Rodgers Enth nsinstic voters MONTANA.. eh«» Seims is in existence. He seems to A. J Thomas, plaintiff, vs. O. A. 1 “ ■” * r‘ Associate Editor Raymond Rubard , know their hide-out. strongly influence public Champlin and O. R. Champlin and ANDERSON Austin Fraser, as County Treasurer Sports Editor Bill Seims The Poison gang seemed to have polls . . . ‘I nde- OF BILLINGS "pOUNDED lÿiS lost one of its members Saturday opinion of Lincoln County. Montana, de­ Sports Reporter Bob Rogers fendants. Elizabeth Rubard night. After a lung hunt, they fi­ cided (insiders may in.li- News Editor nally found her with Bob Switzer. The State of Montana sends greet-, ings to the above named defend­ Feature Editor June Hunter He commented that she was lost ( ate big silent vote. Exchange Editor Gilbert Earle and he was just going to return her. ndlcate WNU Service.) ants and to each of them: Humor Editor Ellen Stuhlreifer Swanee Quenemoen misplaced a You are hereby summoned to an- swer the Complaint in this action, Cub Reporters Daisy Hunter. John Erhard, Elizabeth Beebe vi r\ important document called a ' • k,rP‘.' ?..1. 8. which is filed in the office of the »• Typist Doris Reidi "note Under the gallant super- uent vote this year i.u clerk of this Court, a copy of which ? Miss Helen Robertson be a t : 4 Adviser vision of her brother, it was found, question - often propounded in po- js herewith served upon one of you but never returned. litical campaigns, but this year it m each County wherein any of you » «K ■y Lost: 2 headlights. I tail light, 4 seems to be of more than normal reside, and to file your answer and EDITORIAL. ' B Seims F. B, Hayes wheels, 4 tires, 1 seat. .1 rumble interest serve a copy thereof upon the Plaint- 1F. Spencer T, B. Bentley seat, 1 steering wheel, and a motor. i The Spirit Returns Martin W B Purdis If anyone finds these articles please For instance, the very large per- iff's Attorney within 20 days after There can’t be any complaining cent u c nf persons in every one of the service of this Summons, ex- Subs turn them to the Erhard ooys !.o refuse to tell how they elusive of the day of service; and "■‘S about the school spirit in high school Libby: Bouton, Barkee, Huchala. Douglas Stickney lost a precious the pi*.is w this year. In previous years one,edi- Friend. Dutton, Cormier. ' Queue- sack of peanuts, but was too late are go:r . - to vote, or sav thev have in case OÎ your failure to appear tonal after another was written in moen. Daugharty. not made up their minds. Then or answer, judgment will be taken to save them Katy Lampton was against you. by default, for the re­ uist chewing on the last crumb. there > (he curious fact that more regard to the lack of the student's lief demanded in the Complaint. cooperative school spirit, but time p^n Rally Found. Victory by the tootba]! women ' han men are registered in Said action is brought for the pur­ has managed to change the mode. boys. Saturday, the twelfth, at the sing number of commune Before the pep rally Thursday a surpn pose of obtaining a tax deed from ê This time the students deserve an home coming game. ties, ineli iiiir.g some big cities. afternoon, the Peptomists passed out the County Treasurer of Lincoln FOR editorial written for congratulations. P. s. Also Friday, the 18th, at Now ;t stands to reason that no County. Montana, to Lot One (1), It seems as- if every student is over- booklets called.. "Songs and Yells of Thompson Falls. ly enthused in the school activities. L:bb>' High, compiled by the Pep- such ! (ventage of people who are Section Two (2), Township Thirty, Associate Justice Big gatherings are at the football tomi'sts and Tamarack staff class.! d in the various polls as four (34) North. Range Twenty- games and the backing is better The Peptomists opened the pep Flash! Flash! Flash! "undecided are rcaily undecided. Six (26) West, and the West Half Supreme Court at thev have'not made up (W'-D of the Southeast quarter than ever. Each one seems to make ra“Y with the singing 6f two Pep Its me again. It is (Four Year Term) it an effort to display all the spirit song.-- after which Geraldine called Say. have you noticed the "Mutt then : ' is—a very large pcrcent- (SE' D. Southeast Quarter (SEQ) of the Southeast Quarter (SELj), of Qualified by Experience he has. The cause of this miraculous l’n Coach Erickson, Miss Nelson, and Jeff cartoon on the board in age . ;cm It is that thev are not Paid Pol. Adv. imnrovement has not vet been fully -^Lss Wilmarth and Mr. Robertson the assembly. Pete and Montv*, you Section Thirty-five (35), Township determined butwhatever the cause. « ^ faculty The Peptomists sang should read it. willing n SAY how they are going to Thirty-five (35) North, Range Twen- vote ly-Six (26) West, together with the compliments to it a new song and led some new yells At «.00 in the* afternoon, if you re two curiously conflicting You’ve made a fine showing for and a song. The team was repre- care to_ wander into the assembly There tenements, hereditaments and ap­ Libby Professional Directory vour general attitude, students, sen ted with speeches by* Milton you can observe Roberta Lewis gaz- element in any poll that has EVER purtenances thereunto belonging, We’re proud of you. Now that the Slauson. Forest Spencer, and Ed ing at Bob Bigelow. Don’t tel! her been taken, They were true of the ancj to obtain a judgment directing old school spirit has returned and Quenemoen. I told you though, cause she might old New York Herald poll, which the County Treasurer to make, ex- we have it where we want it. let’s -‘•'unt put on by Ellen Stuhl- not like it. was t i Bible" on political trends ecute, and deliver a tax deed there­ DR. J. P. CAMPBELL hang on to it and keep it alwavs. tviter, Swanee Quenemoen. Jenny The other day I saw our Editor until ;! went so sour in 1916 and to. Osteopathic Physician ELLEN STUHLREITER Rolseth. Patsy Manion and Helen pleading with Hepzibah, "Please." 1 was discontinued; They were true Witness my hand and the seal of Rasmussen, was presented. heard her say. "Don’t get mad at ol ti e Literary Digest’poll, which said Court this 16th day of October, Short Wave Diathermy Electrical Coagulation of Tonsils LIBBY TROUNCES A very successful pep rally was Vcnoodi! Now, I need some more was t; e iast word until it “blew up" 1940. closed with more yells and the humor for the Tamarack.” in 1936 They are true of the pres­ (SEAL) FRED F, CLARK. Libby, Mont. Phone 87 THOMPSON FALLS singing of a new song by the Pep- Eugene F.ggerl couldn’t figure out ent polls, and will be true of any Clerk. tomists. topped tiff by the singing of why a pencil is* either round or not future polls that may ever be taken. BLACKFORD & BLACKFORD Again Libby wins as she totaled "Hail Team,” our school song. round, and Mr Roberts, with the Attorneys for Plaintiff tip a 26-7 victory over Thompson b.elp of the rest of thé Geometry TREND IS IMPORTANT Libby. Montana. Oct.17-Nov.7-4t Falls. Leaving only Columbia Falls ii , y ,*j class, had a hard time convincing Ont .{ these is that anyone cn- MARSHALL MURRAY to beat for the district championship. ‘ 11 1 him. thusiustic for his or her candidate If you want to do a selling job— Attorney at Law the game which is going to be played Lorraine Wilmarlh I’ll be buck in a flash with a wants to make the best showing pos­ Use Newspapers. tf Practice in All Courts Fi ida.v the 25th Ada Lorraine Wilfarlh. capabk flash sible. A number of these people Libby opened bv kvking oft to , . *, , fX Office: HOTEL LIBBY BLDG. the Bluehawks’ 4 yard line. They n t r d, d fî u FROM FLASH. know that the important thing about Phone 180 Libby, Mont . i u , -, music teacher, is also freshman and any po’.i is usually the CHANGE Band plnys f’r from tiie iast election. 0 n!U_,n bl)b,-v ien kltk Mont., previous to her arrival here. The band caught the spirit of the For instance, if a person polled hi )hr naHS 4l, nfTh imds "of! and has attended Whitman College homecoming game with Poison and this yea: says he is going to vote for the ball rolled out of bounds On a and Conservatory of Music. ; nded it on to whoever wanted it. Rooseveit. the really important thing DR. KELLER ■u!OU,81| i! K> Although music is Miss Wilmarth’s Tliey were out there with a variety about t. :s is whether he voted for Optometrist of Kalispell : /ib|3- 4',, yauj lint; all-consuming hobby and pastime. ,if botii at the snake dance Roosevelt or London four years ago. ■ will be in Libby Nov. 9. ’ Make where tliey lost the bah on downs sj ajs0 has time "to be a candid ’ :i ;bt game Between halves thev This percentage of gains and losses, and the Terriers took over. Steadily camera fan and greatly enjovs tak- formed the letters "P" and "L”. caret lly tabulated, is what has appointments at Hotel Libby. Bluehawks^ 15 vard“ l ne’where he ing plc,urt‘s Wlth ht !’ numerous and after sing’ng a welcome to Pul- made a number of local polls so ac­ Blutoawk lb yard Une where toe cameras Another favorite pastime son. they finished with our school cu: ate in indicating the trend over whistle ended the Quarten of thig busv teacher’s is noting the *'ny. T! twirl. rs put cm a snappy g period of years. On the opening play < f he sec- makt . and’ changes of cars. The- exhibition of L, »n twirling, and So if a man is enthusiastic enough ond quartet. F u, pa.-Md to Mai- s a new addition to L H S's list '! <'v led the crowd in singini "Hail DR. CHAS. J. MARTIN tin fur the first touchdown. Martin , f , . . „ . , . „ . ,,, ■ , ; t. •• about H sevelt he may toll who- kicked the extra point, Libbv kicked ^r>obbl6s tind iounds llke lüts ol ïttin" ever is ta^a.g tec .hat he voted S ■■ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON off and the Thompson eleven carried ivi Lamb m ima years ago, thus 1. year in Hepbom. Mi Wii îTonc Eff-p. Yens Office in Libby Hospital Building the pigskin down t ■ 20 vard line „ v< : t j’ i fling -..I mak: poll count Office Phone No. 120; Res. 76 where they were e. red ‘u. kick. I-’, a corps ild find home ?con for ft Ii nun' î showing House- Libby returned and’Ios? the bail on .’ red veil - * î / admitted the next Play on a fumble. Failing really göOi Th T 4-* ■ iii tht t (. 1 Vt.Yri it that /ell four »11 to gain, th Bluehawks were forced of ci i S and made q mît DR. E. G. NILES t«> kick, bi, their punt was blocked. rcssmn. Vs’, k Smash ir ineback Leonard Spen- M.- Wi Iv vot- Chiropractic and Naturopathic th can give P ed t’c.r Land age eer d rm r iv second touch- j.--4 er: n h- tV took Physician lot tins year, down, Martin the' extra 11 S; ,.* appoint » Office Hours; 9 to 12 a. m,; 1 to 5 ready won su - •f the n tin* person pnl him that C. F. point, After se ral mure plays tor h co; p. m. Evenings by appointment. the hah ende d. voted foi KUOM-Vt* four years a asm f Harr h t Wickum. Katherine- PHONE 41 ______Thompson Falls nec ■ecund j n th Beebe and Gerald- : By so d< ps indicate half by kicking m The third quar- '*, rst'.ip. MORRIS s W ki s her h Burke !-repare .- trend ter was m-:, m : lan ex- Li’ , i : ill id in si 4- POLLS LESS KELIABLM changing the ek and forth. ,et. to look in mak- Candidate for Re-Election Li bin m rv ■ m ng on L:v - Tins has been: .. well known ENGINEERING, MINING AND mostly in the Blueh. territory, ” Hu cor Jupe TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING. In the four: quarter Fuzz Spen­ does Lillian J that actually the ziency of the Z mark i H. S. very n, Virgi ! Lincoln County offers many Min­ cer in an off tackle play ran 65 «ci, bwaned Que i en and Bi P< in indicating a trend is Nul ASSOCIATE yards for a touchdown, the extra mu and iy appreciates tire ARLY SO GOOD as it was some ing opportunities. I y fine . decided to point failed. A few more plays and Pint of cooperation • thiid years back, say prior to 1920. JUSTICE IRA C. MILLER bv Lib High School stu­ r-t 11 a tier a pass front Seims to Bouton and But when a man or woman RE* 911 Mont. Ave., Libby, Montana dent*; In our upint n Miss Wii- Of eery mot A PLAIN, EARNEST then a lateral to Martin added an­ FUSES to say how he or she is marth is a valuabu addition to the AMERICAN. HONEST. other touchdown. With a few min­ L. H. S. faculty with her many mu­ 'at Barrett \< Elected going to vote, that is a horse of utes to play, the Bluehawks scored another color! ABLE AND FEARLESS a touchdown and then added their sical talents and her pleasant per- S' i Club President sonalitv. We sincerely hope she’ll This tends somewhat to offset the Opinions prepared by Dr. V. A. Hannigan extra point, ending the game. like well enough to stay! The Libby High School Ski Club Referee. McLain; umpire. Mari- other factor of inaccuracy in indi­ him trt* in accord with I held their first meeting Oct 11th cating a trend. There are various the highest traditions Dentist ona; head linesman. Sayatovich; ; and officers were elected Pal Bar­ of our Supreme Court timekeeper. Woods. LIBBY vs. COLUMBIA FALLS motives for a person refusing to rett i- president: Will Raymond, tell, but the net result of it all is First State Bank Bldg. Libby gained 275 yards, to Thomp- „ .. % .vice-president; and Harriet Wickum. 1*1.1. A.iv. paid f..r by Morris for son’s 237 Libby gained 6 first Friday. 2:30 Justice nul Helena. 10c, 20e, 35c i secretary. Mr, Roberts is the club to impair the accuracy of the poll. downs to Thompson’s 3, Libby tried ! advisor. A committee headed by Some. of the slight, Republican.... 10 passes and completed 4 to Thomp­ Tamarack Tattler ‘ Karl Erhard was formed to make bofJe in 19^6 was bascd on tbls fac‘ son’s 5 out of 11. Libby lost 20. ■ plans for a club picnic or excursion tor. The G. O. P. leaders thought yards on penalties to Thompson’sj During a physics experiment sev- that a great many persons were go­ 40 yards, Libby averaged 37,3 on oral members of the class look an, ing to vote for London, but were punts and 49.6 on kickoffs to interest m blowing soap bubbles, GradeT u* Schooln NeuT u S Thompson’s 28.6 on punts and 32.5 and Bud Oylear and Ray Rubard': 1 ht‘ Woman * ,club Health Clime AFRAID to say so lest they be on kickoffs. have been going strong ever since I *u aSain sponsoring milk lunches in taken off the WPA or relief rolls. Lineup They’re practicing hard^ soYlia^thev I !he Rrades* Children who will most There are some who have the Libby Thom. Falls can be professional blowers like Mr I nt by it are 8iven a half pint same feeling today. Their theory is Switzer L, E. Howard Rounds when they grow up r mi,k »w'ce daily This project is that while this did not prove to be Earle L. T. Sutherland This high school i? certainly get-s y îSnt,SaiIe. ° tub!rculousls true four years ago, the passage of Vaughn L. G, Edwards ting superstitious. Coach carries a 'M d 11 k luncb C'*-stem has so much time without real recov­ Daggett c. Racicot, C rabbit's foot. Leonard cherishes ar, p^vtd ,Vety bent’fjcial in the past. ery, and without the opening up of tyor E Eggert R. G. Wagner ace of spades, Doug w ears his' red ^ J* Lbe COntJnUf d throughout real jobs, has convinced this un­ « Slauson R. T, Lieshke chapeau. Kate carries broken scis- 'At,., r . ’v, • . . ... n . fortunate class that the New Deal H Eggert, c R E. Markeson sors, Junior’s arm is adorned bv a , * l ‘,nd Da> 8 US1X will never be’ able to give them the L. Spencer Q B. Dobbins good-luck -bracelet, and half 'theI(C ‘n U ,Tre,.:‘re 00!^' a. number opportunity they want. Purity, Muctvm body has its fingers crossed. »rt Missoula Th!-ie ° Of course there is no possible way Wl,h ,h‘- com,b™d favors. ac­ of any poll checking on the accuracy forces and a little cooperation from w.jj] L, ne pupils. Wholesomeness, given to Idlers ,’ or inaccuracy of this contention. BEAR FACTS atVhnmnvm T'" th° ®ame I Armistice Day. But it remains astonishing the at inompson rails, and now every- : very large number of persons who Goodness ,,;y one is saving up charms for the! P. V. Klinke, foi County Commis- refuse to say how they arc going to game with Columbia Falls, to bel.,. fis played here I sioner. will obey the budget law. vote. Friday at 2:30. Fer Ii as well as all other laws.—Pol. adv. gosh sakes. don’t anyone break a PREPARE FOR DEFENSE fell, mirror until football season is over. NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ATION. Preparedness for national defense We recommend P S—Watch out for black cats, too. appears to be progressing at an in* I think it’s pretty swell of the Department of the Interior, U. S creasing rate. Contracts for almost teachers to want to go-to Kalispell Land Office at Great Falls, Montana, 20,000 planes and engines have been i on Friday so we can have a LINCOLN va- October 4, 1940, placed by the army and navy since ! cation. I think I'll go out and get Notice is hereby given that James (my deer before noon, so I’ll be back C. McGary, of Rexford, Montana, July 1. Army orders total $1,003,- BRAND. / j in time for the game. who, on September 24, 1935, made 867,000 and navy orders $223,353,000. Where am I going now? Oh. Just to Homestead Entry. Serial No. 076406, ; These orders were placed in further­ If your old shooting-iron I buy some shells—I may need one, for List 1-2595, H. E. Survey No. i ance of the army’s. plan to build,nAn up BUTTER Is on the Bum 111 be back next week with the 1152, in Secs, 22, 23, 26 and 27 - a force of 25•000 PÎanes by 1942. bacon—I mean the venison. Township 37 N„ Range 30 W„ Prin. w>th an eye to recent develop- Have Ira Tester THE TATTLER. Montana Meridian, has filed notice ments in the European war, the first Fix That Gun. of intention to make three year U. S. battalion of 500 parachute Notice! Proof, to establish claim to the land troops will be created soon at Fort Scope and Iron Sights Due to lack of space the follow­ above described, before S. S. Frost, Banning, Ga., according to Secretary Repaired and Mounted. ing items were omitted from last a Notary Public, at Eureka, Mon- 0f War Henry L. Stimson. weeks Tamarack. Our apologies to tana, on the ISth day of November, Administration leaders in Con­ Leave guns at the organizations who had special 1940. gress are believed to be consider-, The Fountain news items. Claimant names as witnesses: ing huge loans to South American Alfred Neuman, of Yaak, Montana; LIBBY countries to help them build up their F. E. Benifield, of Yaak. Montana; I Montana Education L. James Hurst, of Rexford. Mon­ military forces. Although no formal j Association Will Meet tana;■ Bert Snyder, of Rexford, Mon- requests for credit have been made, Ira. C. Tester I tana. several Latin-American countries CREAMERY The Montana Education Associa­ THOS. F. CORBALLY, are definitely interested in obtaining tion meets nt Kalispell on October j oc!0-n7-5t. Register, modern war equipment from the United States.