Pagre Six THE WESTERN NEWS, LIBBY, MONTANA Thursday, June 11, 1936. INES from an overcrowded note L book. (Which merely it another Splashy Print Dress way of saying that the Not In the Box for Sprightly Tots Score Dept it working overtime thin SEENand HEAR BRISBANE week.) around the Gente who ahould know *ay that the THIS WEEK U. S. will be knocked off in the Olym­ pics this year. Not enough money to pay for those who do want to go . NATIONAL CAPITAL! %■ 160,000 Horses Joe Medwlck uses the largest glove of By Carter Field A New Democracy any major league outfielder. It's al­ Thin Men Live Longer most a mate for the first baseman’s rr TV-iT FAMOUS WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT :<<■ mitt Hank Greenberg had to discard Must We Have W r? î . After losing $1,600 betting on Jim­ Washington.—In the prize ring and commandeered. Whereas the present The well advertised Queen Mary, 7 m In war, experts agree that It Is a splen­ world price of silver Is around 46 to looking very big moving up to her New * m my McLarnin, Jimmy Kelly spent two more C’s on a dinner celebrating Tony did quality not to know when you are ■17 cents, with every prospect that It York dock, repre­ ♦x i*-- • Canzonerl’s victory , . Three of licked. Because there Is always the will not rise materially above that. sented in reality r 1 the quintessence of Princeton's beat backs may be Ineligi­ possibility that something may happen China Protests ble for football next fall. Study trou- to reverse the apparent. compressed power. © New fork Post.—WNÜ Sorvtoe. ble. So perhaps a good deal of credit There were other repercussions. On the way over China protested bitterly against the Some of the nation's leading amateur should be given the administration she developed one Flag Race Future tennis players are reported to have leaders on Capitol Hill for the earnest­ unsettling physical scheme and the hundred and sixty been "sold at a slave market" during ness with which they push on to new disorganization of her International thousand horse Shows Few Shifts the Houston (Texas) Invitation event legislative achievements, regardless of trade resulting from It. Eventually power. this spring. The story Is that they the clearly printed road signs sayliu: she was driven off the sliver standard That number of in Second Guesses were put on the block and auctioned the road Is closed ahead on account by It. The recent agreement on the horses hitched In off to spectators In a gambling pool of the constitutional bridge beliu part of the United States to buy large pairs, one ahead of amounts of Chinese sliver Is one of . The late; Laverne Fator was washed out. the other, would ECOND guessing the season. the best judge of pabe, among modern Consider the sugar bill, for example tho after effects. Incidentally the treas­ make a “tea m" 0 S ury Is as secretive about the amounts DETROIT—The Tigers have been riders. He Is ranked with Tod Sloan Administration leaders declared they more than two hun­ socked hard by Injuries. They have of Chinese silver that It Intends to and Isaac Murphy among the all-time would push through the bill continuing dred and fifty miles lost at least four games which prob­ purchase under this agreement as It great Jockeys In the art of rating a quotas for domestic production. They Arthur Brisbane long. Still more re- ably could have been won with Hank admit that there may be some little has been about the use of the two-bll- markable power Greenburg In the lineup. There has horse along . Gene Moore of the Bees Is a guess hitter. He stands doubt as to the power of the federal llou-dollar stabilization fund. compression Is that of the flying en­ been some acrimony between Mickey The reason there Is not going to be up there and takes the same cut no government to do this, especially In gine, which compresses the power of a Cochrane and the baseball writers. But view of the AAA decision, not to men any change In the silver policy—cer­ 1,000-pound horse Into less than three iii&J ^7 most opponents continue to believe the matter what Is thrown. That means smart pitchers soon will fill his life tlon the Guffey decision. tainly until after election—la that two pounds of metal. team will win its third straight pen­ small minority groups In this country with sorrow . Keep an eye on It's a little bit humorous, however, nant are enormously in favor of It One Peter (no kin) Bradley, the Princeton when one considers what Is happening The government offered for sale six CHICAGO—Opponents do not esteem out In the country. For instance, the of these Is the silver mining group hundred millions of 2% per cent bonds, the Cuba as highly now as before the soph half-miler. There’s more than r which now benefits from the subsidy. start of the season. Although they chance that he’ll becom.e another BIP' big cane sugar producing state, Loulsl four hundred millions of 1% per cent ana, Is assigned a quota under the sys The mine owners of course divide this admit the Phllly deal Improved the Na­ Bonthron. notes. The whole issue Is oversub­ tional league Utleholders, they whisper tem that the legislators are about to bonus among themselves. The mine scribed. that the arms of Lon Warneke and Stribling Was Toughest continue, without the Supreme court’s workers think that It helps to keep It Is a comfort for those that have Curt Davis have not been Improved by blessing, of 260,000 tons. them employed. The other group Is money and want no risk to Invest even age. The team to date has not shown Foe for Max Schraeling Present estimates of the Louisiana for the silver policy because It be­ at low Interest rates, free of Income championship class. But. at least, they cane sugar crop, with due allowances lieves In Inflation. Falling to get tax payments. for weather and other possibilities, run printing-press money through the Such an Investment Is much simpler should continue better than the White Max Schmeling say* that Young Sox no matter what happens. around 500,000 tons. Frazler-Lemke bill or any other de­ than running the risk of business Stribling gave him hi* toughest fight. So the question arises, how will the vice, those holding this view like the YANKEES—One of the most Inter­ Which mean* that he enterprise with pay rolls and jobs at­ esting teams of the year. In rival dug- government Induce the cane planters silver policy on the theory that half tached. Pattern No. 188Ï-B ha* aomething to look of the Creole state to’plow under near­ a loaf la better than no bread. •uts players say this Is the club the forward to on June 18. To tax heavily the man who uses his The time for -gay little cotton Tigers must beat. Also that Joe Dl ly one-half of their acreage, and no; These two groups fqjfl so violently money and brains to give work to oth­ prints both for older sister and the . Arlie Latham, take the matter to court? For It Is on this Issue that a change on this Maggio is by far the best rookie of the who won fame a* ■ ers, and free from taxation those that younger set la at hand, and nothing year. admitted that any court would grant an one thing would probably make them buy bonds and take their ease, Is a could be simpler than this darling St. Loul* Browns third Immediate Injunction restraining the vote against Roosevelt. The majority, BOSTON—Maybe Grove and Ferrell baseman and as a brand-new kind of democracy. dress—so easy to make—so comfort­ can carry the Red Sox pitching burden Department of Agriculture from using who think the policy crazy, will vote able for nimble dears—and so smart Giant coach under Mc­ any element of force. And It is equal­ for or against Roosevelt for other rea­ all the way to the wire. American Graw, played hie first Men of middle age and older may to wear. league athletes do not think so, and ly clear that anyone Interested could sons. learn from Civil war veterans In the The French bodice effect and but­ game ef ball at hi« bring a suit to prevent payments under neither do they believe that the club home In Lynn, Mast. Resettlement Costs Memorial day parade, some ninety and toned panel are cunning details has enough consistent power to make the old benefit check system. which all little maidens love, espe­ It It waa a game of bean Full information on how much It some- ninety-three; one, who led New up for occasional sloppy defensive days. bag with the daughter Soil Erosion York city’s G. A. R. procession, past cially the flared skirt, because It pro­ Luck and Tony Cucclnello hare kept costs Dr. Rexford Tugwell'a Resettle­ of Lydia Pinkham. ninety-six years of age. vides ample freedom for playtime. the Bee« up so far. Still they seem Max Schmeling There remains soil erosion, of course, ment administration to do Its reset­ ... Fred De Groof, All the old soldiers are very thin Decorative features are hidden In the destined for last place, though. but everyone admits that the adminis­ tling became svallable for the first contrasting collar trimmed with ruf­ who ctill rates a« one of the beet after tration would not be willing to riak the men, averaging In weight less than 140 time recently, Imbedded in the bear­ fled edging, and brief puff sleeves.