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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-08

Attorney John Hurry was at NAL
ia on Monday on legal business.
For Sale-Royal.. Typewriter. $40.
New. Inquire Western Union. 23tf
A large gold leaf sign has been put
up by the Emporium. "Woodley Did
It."
F. H. Derrig of Glentana was in the
city the fore part Of the week on
business.
w. H. Corners of Opheim was in
the city the fore part of the week on
business.
Frank Ruffcorn of Baylor was in
the city the fore part of the week on
business.
Ed Egan of Bainville was in the
city the fore part of the week trans
acting business.
A. J. Bishell, manager Of the Or
pheum Theatre left Wednesday for
Havre on business.
Ray Maltby of Culbertson was in
the city Thursday, making the trip
here in his Buick car.
Ed CARMEL of East Scobey wa in
the city the fore part of the week
transacting business.
T. H. Shipst~ad of Scobey was in
the city the fore part of the week
transacting business.
Miss Andrea Lanegraff, who is
teaching in the Saco school was in the
city Saturday visiting friends.
Ward Maris entertained a number
of friends at a Box party at the Or.
pheum Theatre Sunday evening.
Clarence Runyon and A. ]. Torger.
son went to Nashua Friday night anc
furnished music for a dance there.
l.. v. Lockwood deputy county sur.
veyor has been at Beaverton this week
on business connected with his office
Frank Brown, a prominent sheer
man of Chinook, was in the city Sat
urday looking after business interests
here.
Glenn Maris sold a quarter section
of his farm north of town this weel
for $4,000. Charles Conatser is tn,
purchaser.
B. ]. Dahlvang, cashier of the FRS
State Bank of Opheim, was in the cit!
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-08
LAW PROVIDES HEAVY PENALTY

Owing to numerous cases when
have occurred in the northern part OF
the state, a warning has been issued
against killing, manning or poison
ing live stock that does not belong to
the person who does it. Section
1881 of the Revised Statutes of Mon
tana reads as follows:
every person who wilfully and ma
liciously kills or mains any livestock
of whatever kind, character or des-
cription, not his own, by whatsoever
means, or who wilfully and malicious
ly places upon the public ranges or on
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-08

such a serious condition that he could
not be removed to Havre for atten-
ton, and death ensued about "a hours
after the accident.
To the person guessing the closest
to the actual number of parts in a
range on display in the window of the
Lewis MEDIUM Co., will be given a
very handsome prize. Guesses rang
ing from a small number up into the
thousands have been made, but about
the surest way to learn is to take
the stove apart and count them.
The women farmers in the various
parts Of Montana will be interested
in the news that Miss Louise Sieger
Of Meagher county was awarded first
prize at the state fair for the best
sheaf of turkey red wheat from I'M
irrigaed land. Miss Sieger also Sc
cured a prize of a farm wagon for
her threshed grain exhibit.
An exchange says that an editor
once applied at the door of Hades for
admission. "Well," replied his sable
majesty, eve let one of your pro-
fession in here many years ago, and
he kept up a continual row with his
former delinquent subscribers, and as
we have more Of that class of persons
than any other, we have passed a law
prohibiting the admission of editors"
Drs. Hoyt & Smith have made ar
engagements with DR.. M. E. Trainor OF
| Williston, N. d., specialist in eye, ear
nose and throat work, to make regu-
lar visits to Glasgow for the purpose
Of taking care of cases in his line
| DR.. Trainor will make his first pro-
fess;onal visit here October goth, 21st
and 22nd, or on special appointment
23t2
Much interest is being taken in the
outcome of the Worlds Series in the
city and mere hackers of the Red
Sox and the Phillies have posted bets
on their favorites. The returns from
the games will be received by wire
at the Orpheum Billiard Hall every
afternoon, so that the fans will not b.
kept in suspense regarding the out.
come.
R. S. Barnes arrived in the city
this week from Great Falls where HI
has been confined in a hospital. HI
worked in the roundhouse here las
spring and was taken sick and went t.
Great Falls for treatment. He ha'
almost completely recovered and is OF
his way to Kansas to visit his folks
but expects to return to Glasgow be
fore long and make his home here.
The Miles City Horse Sales Com
pany has just signed a contract t.
furnish the French Government will
10000 horses. The continuous in
spection began Thursday, October z
and it lis said the "once over" will
be liberal. They will pay Sis TO
cavalry, $40 for single A, and SIG
for double A artillery and will TAX
horses with one five year old tooth.
It is interesting to know that San
That the Redwater Valley is to hav
a modern "hello" service is vouche'
for by the Circle Banner which pub
lished last week an account OF the OF
ganization of the Peoples Telephon
Co., the promoters Of which are sal
to be C. w. Hamblin Of Hamblin, an
w. L. Pemberton of Paxton. Tn
concern in which stock is now bein'
sold at $25 per share is said to b
contemplating the erection OF line
connecting Circle with Redwater, Pas
ton, Hamblin, Kellogg, Sand Cree
and Wolf Point.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-08

Earliest Bible Pictures.
The earliest Bible pictures were
painted on the church walls instead Of
being bound between the book covers
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-08

Lost-Purse containing money and
keep sakes. Return to Courier Of
fee. 23tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-18

orators Of our sister coal ming states,
but We have a right to resent being
imposed upon by what seems to be
the arbitrary decision Of the railroad
companies to single out and discrimi-
nate against West Virginia coal pro-
ducers. We have a right TO condemn
any advance in freight rates on West
Virginia coal. We have a right to re-
sist by every intelligent and legal
means within out power. any attempt
of the railroad companies 10 increase
the freight rate fifteen cents per ton
on West Virginia coal We have a
right TO protest against the action OF
the railroads in their attempt to com.
pei West Virginia coal shippers 10 pay
forty cents per ton more freight than
our competitors pay to transport coal
into the general markets.
We cannot fully comprehend why
all the railroads hauling coal tonnage
from West Virginia TO the northern
and western markets have jointly
agreed to attempt 10 enforce an ad-
vance of fifteen cents per ton T.
freight rates on coal shipped from this
state unless there Is n dominating in
fluence which has compelled all the
railroad companies to act as a unit A"
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VON HINDENBURG
toopsausd prom Tirr, P.r..,

repeauon Of artillery engagements
with the novelty OF a German grenade
attack near Perthe3 which the Ger
mans say gave them possession OF a
portion of French trench.
England Is absorbed in the rumored
cabinet crisis over the question OF con.
scription to which IL Is reported David
Lloyd George and Winston Spencer
Churchill had been converted. Lords
Curzon and Lansdowne. Andrew Bonar
Law, Walter Hume Long. ]. Austen
Chamberlain. the Earl OF Selborne and
Sir Edward Carson. the conscriptionist
members are said to be threatening
TO resign unless Premier Asquith.
First Lord OF the Admiralty Balfour,
Sir Edward Grey. Lord Kitchener and
other cabinet members adopt their
chosen policy.
Lacking positive statements from
Premier Asquith and Lord Kitchener
that compulsory service is necessary
for the safety OF the country the subject
is likely TO find little support in the
present parliament. with the radicals
and nationalists opposed to II. Many
members opposed to CONSUMPTION are
prepared 10 accept. however, the YER
dict OF the premier and war secretary
on the question which now Is a subject
OF serious consideration In the cabinet.
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BIG WAR LOAN
CcOntinusd FROM Pirst PaTs.)

too. Authority for such inclusion. Il
Is thought. would follow the forthcom-
ing conference at London among the
Russian and French finance ministers
and the British chancellor of the ex-
chequer
But some American bankers want
to deal direct with Russia and object.
Il is said. to having her obtain money
in this country through England and
France.
a third point OF disagreement, sub
ordinate TO either OF the others, coz.
Germs the rate of interest
II the commissions callers have
correctly reflected its views in their
talks with newspaper men. Great Brit.
ain and France are emphatic in Their
assertion that the proposed bonds
shall not pay more than FIVE per cent
interest and that there will be under.
writing of the issue. This would elm
mate the possibility that any group OF
bankers would be paid fat fees "a
place the loan on the market here
The return to the banker and the in
weston. Is 10 be the same.
To this proposal. II Is understood
The American bankers have generally
been won over.
Instead OF using underwriters. 4,
was thought tonight the issue would
be placed through a syndicate which
would subscribe 10 the loan. and that
subscription would be open to al
comers upon equal terms
II this program be followed there
are indications. amounting almost q
positive assurance. II was said. that
Tho socalled pro-German fnanciers OF
New York would. for the most part
subscribe millions OF dollars iowa I'd
tho project, always with the condi
ton included that the funds be un
available for munitions Of war.
Other Details.
Other details Of the proposed loan
upon which the two negotiating par
ties are said to have acquiesced are
az follows
The term-The loan is to run FOR
five years. or ten years. or seriaIly
from FIVE 10 ten years, az NAV b.
deemed expedieut after the adjust
ment Of other details.
The fOrm-The loan is 10 be grant
I'd upon straight British and French
government bonds. payable I'm dollars
These bonds are. I'm effect TO be n
FIRST mortgage on Great Britain and
France. and consequently are 70 take
priority over all other OUTSTANDING
bond issues
The collateral-There IL TO be none.
AZ yet there has been no agree
ment AZ 10 the amount Of the loan.
but this. there is general belief. can
be speedily adjusted after a final DO
cision is reached a. % the inclusion
Of war munitions within the scope Of
the loans operation
In the opinion n some bankers. the
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who has been a guest at the home Of
her sister. Mrs. George Row, returned
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Baker, of Woods
field. o.. visited friends in Wheeling
yesterday afternoon. on their way to
Cleveland. o.
Walter S. Sugden. prominent attor-
ney OF Sistersville. attended the ban.
quet OF the Arab patrol. OF Osiris Tenn
pie. Shriners. at the Hotel Windsor,
last night.
II. f. Rennard, manager of the Nc.
Dowen Cooperage company, leaves
this city this morning for New Com
erstown, o. He is called there by the
illness OF his father, Mr.. BENJAMIN
Rennard. formerly OF this city.
Charles Hill. OF Highland Park. re-
turned to his home this week from
Cleveland. where he has been in a
hospital for the past several months
receiving treatment for an injured
arm. The bones OF the arm were
broken early last spring. and later
blood poisoning developed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Greer. OF High.
land Park. are spending several days
m the mountains, near Terra Alta.
W. Va.
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HIGHER RATE
(coptinusd PROM Tirst PArs.l

unjust and unreasonable. and the
worst form OF discrimination. destruc-
tive 10 the industry In which millions
OF capital have been invested and Civ
ing employment directly TO tens OF
thousands Of persons" says the reso.
luton which further SAYS that the as
sociation will oppose BY every inteIli-
gent and legal means any attempt Of
the railroad companies 20 single out
West Virginia coal produces for dis
elimination In an attempt 70 Increase
rates on the product Of the mines.
We appeal 20 every industrial. com.
mercial and financial institution in the
state 10 Join with us In protesting
against and resisting the proposed In.
creased rates concludes the resolu-
ton. copies Of which will be directed
10 tho state board ~ trade. and all the
commercial ORGANIZATIONS throughout
the state
Issue Statement
The asaOCiation makes the follow.
INK statement
we have no quarrel with the op.
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U. S. CAVALRY
tcOntinusd from First PHra.,

talk. He asked what the nrinr nv
the MeXicans meant.
The officer. after a couIpe OF CUES.
tons. replied. according 20 Glass.
They we're only irresponsible peIa.
dos. "a word variously meaning
common man or an irresponsible
Then the officers. using swords as
whips were seen 10 drive some men
away from the levees.
Near Donna two men OF the Twelfth
cavalry were fred on BY Mexicans
across the river. Ten other men Of
me Twelfth. under Lieutenant Holi.
day. we're sent to investigate. They
also were fired upon and returned the
hre. Soon afterward large number
OF Mexicans gathered. who continued
10 IRE upon the American hank. with
the cavalry blazing back Lookouts
on the American side reported that
II Mexicans seemed 10 have been nj
az various times.
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Der OF the 18th Pennsylvania cavalry
BeIore returning home he will visit sew
eral points OF interestin the east
Charles Madden has resumed his
duties as secretary OF the West Virginia
Traction and Electric ComDany foilovy-
ing en- illness. OF two weeks
william Clark. OF Edgwood. Is III at
Homer Bowman. OF Edgwood. is sur
fering at his home from an attack OF
poison.
Mrs. Edward MoSsberg. OF Edgwood.
who Tell and broke her arm some time
ago, has FULLY recovered and Is now able
TO be out.
Lawn Bruner. of Homewood. Kansas.
spent yesterday I'm Elm Srove calling on
Clarence Seabright. Grover Heifenbine
ana G. :. MARBLE OF the pike district
nave gone 70 Fish Creek. where they will
spend n week hunting and fishing
Born-Io Dr. and Mrs. n. r. Wilson
Of Elm Grove a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Springer Of
near the $" bridge. who were slightly
injured in an auto accident Thursday
evening. are recovering
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BRYAN MAY BE
CoOptinusd PROM rir.t rar.l

them without making hatred a nation.
al policy"
Wants To Consider.
In his reply 20 the editors. commit
tee. Mr. Bryan said: Il need not as
sure you that I share your desire for
peace and am willing 10 do anything in
my power to hasten IT, The service
that anyone person can render In such
a matter is. Of course. small. but each
one Is In duty bound TO do what he
can and am willing 10 do my part.
Whether ~ is wise for me to undertake
trip to Europe Is a question which
am not now prepared to decide and
am sure you will allow me 20 take
the matter under advisement Eve !
II 10 a. impossible To exert any lnflu-
encc toward the Fastening Of peace q
trip TO the neutral countries might
give me information that ] could Use
IN the work which lies before NE here.
namely the maintaining OF neutrality
and the prevention OF preparedness
that provokes rather than prevent
war"
Another work 10 be done on such a
trip. Mr. Bryan said. would be fur.
thcrance Of a peace treaty plan ir
auzuratcd by him Existence Of peace
treaties with Great Britain. France and
Russia no declared. enables us TO
carry on our diplomatic disputes with
them without any Of The sensational.
ism that has attacked on corrcspon.
dencc with Germany. and the accept.
anco Of such treaties by Germany.
Austria and Belgium. would silence
the iinro press and to n large extent
remove the excuse which has been
used for the propagation OF the doc.
trine Of Ercatcr preparedness
Has Faith m Plan.
Having great faith in the plan and
having negotiated the other treaties. "
he adds. ~ might be- able 90 present
thc case moro STRONGLY in personal In
tcrvlcwa than ] waa able to do By
diplomatic correspondence and now
that the advantage of these treaties
has been made more apparent, % tr
possible that Germany. Austria ana
Belgium mlEht bo willing to enter into
fuch treaties"
Mr. Bryan eaid that m no decided
20 make The "Trip Do would 20 not a.
q spokesman Of any special rroup
but a. "a representative Of tho peace
sentiment of the United States. which
includes The vast majority OF our
people"
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shall Do thrown on. is left In me sve.
Tom. % Del absorbed into the blood ana
hoiis. pimples. raFhcs. hiofchca ana
Other crupuons Of the skin appear
8. 8. s. goes into the cirrufaftor
'nd rcmcfee every particle u hioor
faint or poison OF rvrrv character
NI ekin diseases and erurtone na.s
away. and Che smooth clear erfr
SLOW WINS with health. shows fnaf me
Dolly iF hoInc nourishcd hv rich rurr
blood. rheumatism. Catarrh Ser,
iu'a, DontaEious Blood Poison All arc
decpecHtod blood disorders ana Tor
their treatment nothing cqusl. z e
5. Get s. s s at any drug etore m
yours is peculiar case write 8. s. <
Co.. Atlanta ca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-18
WIFE DESERTER
WANTS CLOTHES
FROM HOME LAST WEEK
TURNS UP IN xouNos-
TOWN.
II Working Under Fictitious Name
says Gambling In This City Drove
Kim .--Wny

Oscar Conrad. butcher employed at
Reymann's and who nIystcriousiy dis
appeared week ago last Tuesday. has
turned up In Youngstown o. and has
written TO friends IN this city. In his
letter 10 the landlady with whom he
and his young wife lived while in this
city. Conrad says that he has been STAY
ing IN Youngstown. under the name OF
smith. He says he would like to have
his butchering tools. and his clothes
conrad Is alleged to have said that he
got 10 gambling heavily here. that he
could not keep his wife the way he want
90 70. that ne could not save money. His
VIE. has gone TO the home OF her par
ents In Taswell. Virginia. and whether
or not she Will forget the hurt Of her
husbands desertion Is not known here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-18
). 5. S. Greatest Blood Remedy
Gives Results When Others Fail

Natures Remedy For Blood Troubles
The purifying and curative proper
ucs of Nature'a great remedy have
made g. S. s. for tho blood" a house.
hold saying Thousands today eniov.
inr perfect health owe their recovery
from blood or rk'n diseases to tore
universally uaed blood purifier g. O.
s. is made entirely from roots. herbs
and harke which possess cleansing
and hcalins ingredients You cannot
Do vel when your blood is Impure.
you back strength and energy M
tural with health. your complexion
becomes pale and saliow: your vital
tty is weakened When waste or ro.
tuse matter. which nature intends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-18
HEAT CAUSES SUICIDE

PITTSBURGH Pa Sep. 17.-De.
spondent because Of the excessive
heat Paul Naloyitch. AGED 81. Of Rrad
dock committed suicide today BY AK
lns poisonous Insect powder re vac
found dead in bed by his wife VsIo
witch was EMPLOYED In one 81 The steel
mills and had suffered much with tho
heat durinc me past week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-18

Miss Mprfarst Moss Of West Alexan-
der. Will leave to-day for Hundred. where
she will teach school
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Ferguson and chill
dren. OF Brockton. III. are visiting
friends and relatives In this section. Mrs
Ferguson was formerly Miss Kizzie
DaEue, OF sand Hin.
Garrett Huckhannon. OF Washiraron.
Pa. Is spending = few days at the home
of r. NJ. Atkinson. ri Mt. Leon.
James u. shepherd, of tire Intelllgen-
Ger reportorial staff. who has been
spending few days vacation at his
home up Big Wheeling creek. is now
visiting has sisters Mrs Harlem Court
wright and Mrs. John Hin. OF Mounds
VILE
Mrs Alexander Paxton. Of Kcnwood
Place. Is visiting az Washington. Pa.
y. Coffield. or Viola. was a business
caller In Elm Grove yesterday.
Mr.. end Mrs. Bert Nermiliion. Of West
Alexander. spent yesterday at Elm
Grove. the guest OF relatives.
Mrs. Charles Cummins. Of Washing
ton. Pa. l. visiting relatives IN Elm
Grove
l. w Scherrich. OF Enid. Oklahoma.
who stopped Off in II mGrove 70 visit
friends left yesterday for Washington.
u. c. where he will attend the annual
reunion OF the g. \. r. lie was a mem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-18
About People !
Movements o. IndivIdusIs @ :
and From .Is City.
AT THE HOTELS.

stamm-Chas. L. Poe. Parkersburg;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Morn, Clarksburg;
w. F. Plummer. Flushing. o.: q. &.
Furbee, Salem. w Va: o. II. Woofter,
kenova; Ire. B. Remington. Gallipolis,
o.; s. b. TSnnyleton. Grafton.
Grand Central. +. Gregg and
wife. daughter. Alma, w. Va; T. h.
Howell. GAINESVILLE; W. c. Besant.
GAINESVILLE; A. Rogers. West Alexan-
der; G.. w. Clon. Toledo.
The MeLure-V Howard Ford.
Charleston; r. c. Saard and family,
kittanning. Pa; T. J. c. Parsons.
Ripley. w. Va; C. b. Crow. X. L.
Crow. Ripley
The Rogers. Cooley. Cameron.
W. Va: c. F. Fogle. Beallsville, o.:
/. G. Jones. Weston: Ross Dawson.
New Athens. o; c. Z. Couch. PaTkers-
burg
Col. Bob" Irwin will leave next
week to visit relatives and friends IN
Charleston for about ten days.
G. A. Robinson has returned from a
business trip in Marion county.
District Attorney J. J. p. OBrien
VIII leave Monday TO attend the fed
eral court session at Martinsburg
Attorney Andrew johnson Porter
viii be among the local lawyers to
attend the federal court az Martins.
burg his week.
Mrs. Joseph Clefty. Of the South
side. Is spending a few days in steu.
benville. Ohio.
Paul Shields. after several months
absence attending school. IL again con
nected with the John Coleman com.
panv.
Mr. George Dober will resume his
services az the John Coleman company
store on Sunday after spending his
vacation
Mr. and Mrs John Coleman left
Thursday for California. TO attend the
exposition. They will be gone five or
six weeks
Roy Lallance Of the Island. has &C.
oepted position IN the John Coleman
company store on South Chapllne
street
Anderson Henry has left FOR Roe.
Ton. Mass where he will enter the
Boston Conservatory Of Music
Miss Sarah whitaker left last even
lng for Springfield. o. where she will
b. the guest Of friends for several
DAYS.
Miss Julia Fulton. Of Parkersburg.
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Revival services viii be held IN the
Dallas Presbyterian church beginning
Monday evening aud continuing for two
weeks The services during the first
week viii be conductcde by the Rev. r..
l.. Laughner. pastor 81 tho Presbyterian
church. at Portersville. Pa. and those
OF tho second week will be conducted by
the Rev. q. I. Wilson. pastor OF War
wood Presbyterian church. The Rev. w
". Dinsmore. pastor Of the church. will
assist In the services
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All arrangements have been completed
by the members OF the Ladies' AID So
clety OF the Church of God OF Elm Grove
lot chicken-weffle supper TO be given
this evening I'm the basement Of the
church. The proceeds vii be applied 20
the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-18

The remains OF William Russell. who
dlSd az AKRON, O.. Thursday as the re-
Elm Grove yesterday and taken TO the
home OF his father-in-law. Rufus Walt
ers. OF Loring Place Elm Grove. The
funeral services will be held sunday
afternoon The Rev. S. n. Hart. pastor
OF the NJ. Y. church will likely offlciate
Burial Will be IN the Stone church
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-18

The members OF the Phifathea Bible
class OF the Presbyterian church OF Eli
Grove held a very delightful. meeting
last evening at the home OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Creighton OF Peters Run. At the
conclusion OF the business session