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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-01-11

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given, that the foregoing is a list of all personal prop
ery taxes due and payable to Valley county, state Of Montana, and deln-
juent and owing from persons who ire assessed Will personal property alone
and 10 real estate for the year 1917, the amount Of the delinquent tax due
from each person owing same being placed opposite to the name of each
person..
FURTHER TAKE NOTICE, Sec. 1857 Revised Code 1907: 1857 1901,
Seizure and sale of personal property for taxes)
The treasurer may, after the first Monday in February, in each year, IN
each of the counties Of this state collect the taxes due OIL personal property.
except when real estate is liable therefor, by sezare and sale Of any PERSONAL
property owned by the delinquent.
Dated this 18th day Of December, 1917.
Treasurer of Valley County, State of Montana.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-01-11
sIRES PAY

II there is any place where theory
and practice "link together" it is in
the value Of the purebred sire in live
stock Improvement. Theory says
.eblood will TELL" and practice proves
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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-01-11
HORSE IN POI1ND.

IIOISON IN I OO4NOe
Put in on November ID. Brown geld
ing, 2 hind feet white, VT. 1900 lbs,
If not called for within ten days
will be sold to pay for feed on ~
December 10. Thos. H. Jerrow,
poundmaster. 33tf.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-01-11

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Special Assessment Taxes Of Che city Of Glasgow. due and payable fr the year 1917 With tn amount Of taxes
percentages and costs opposite each name md description amH that the undersigned will collect in addition to
S Sn a as a%Sas a %" as n SSna % 1 ass ether H%h S ss " a% %@ p%1 @ r "%p pgI i by yS law: ' %s PSS $ss
liz oa Sw a. M %% in f 'front.' % a%a s c% T Tr a%Ms~ office in the de BSdns at Il" city Of GI%w' Vsys
Dad the 2ah day. December 1917 ---- Ill
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
]. A. TALBOT JR., IS ACCEPTED FOR
 SERVICE IN 31ST
Mrs. Talbot Takes His Place at
 NOrthland Dock Office

Jack A. Talbot. Jr, who left yester- day On the Jefferson for Portland to report for examination 10 enter the 3lsc Engineers under Col F. Mears, has been accepted for service accord. ing to a message arriving here after he had sailed On On the Jefferson, signed by the Colonel himself. The message was received by Mrs. Talbot vao immediately had the message sent to her husband On board the Jeffer- son. and received an answer from him saying he had received the message. He E told oreport at Portland.
 Mrs. Talbot. who before her mar riage last spring. had been employed a. the Sorthland Dock for a number of yeArs. working under her brother, Dale Hunt, manager for the dock, has again taken her old position back, do- ing the work her husband has been doing. thereby releasing him for ser vice at the front.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
CHANCELLOR
 ADDRESSES
 REI(,ZIII,STAC
Declares Germany's Ene- mics jjntruthfuI and are
 Brutal by Nature

COPENHAGEN, March 19-Chan. cellor Hertiing during his reading in the Reichstag of the peace treaty with Russia. declared that he did not wish to discuss the opinions of Germany's enemies regarding the treaty. lily p9crisy" the chancellor added, has hocome a second nature to the enemy
 ose untruthfulness is made worse by it's brutality. At this very moment hey are laying heavy hands on neu- tral country I have reference to the seizure of Hollands shipping tonnage" he said.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
GEE!. PERSH!n6'S ADVic E TO SOlDIERSIh
 FRANCE, WARNING THEM AGAINST SPIES

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
"18 FEET OF SNOW, AND
 STILL SHOWING"

Under the above caption, the Juneau Empire ot the 1zsh says:
 Practically another foot ot snow WAS added Izst night and today to the is tse- ot snoE which has fallen in Juneau this winter. and il was still snowing late this afternoon.
 The depth Of sa0E on the level at the present time ig about feet. and in places where there are drifts i, is zauea deeper.
 People are again warned about go- ing near the moun1in sides when the least thzx begins. for there arc bound t0 5s some large snowslides- Even shs wiad from one Of the larger slides 0a the opposite side Of stream will be yo1rz tornado and sufficient to mov down trees and endanger life.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
"PARDONED-

COLUMBUS. Ohio. March 19.-
 Somewhere in France" an American soldier is happy and all because of a cable containing one word ''Pardoned' The cable was from Governor Cox oi Ohio and i7 ends little tragedy of the war The Ohio soldier wrote the Gov eraor asking that his father be freed from prison
 T an willing 10 die for my country and I could 5e happy if could but aaom he ;s free 10 care for my moth sr. wrote inc boy
 The man was convicted Of stealing and had almost 3 year more 10 serve. i: request of both the father and son, Governor Cox did 10. make his name known
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
FI(1HIIlT(s IN SIBERIA IS
 NEvV REPORT
Anti Bc!sheyIki Forces Are Said to be 0utnumbered
 Greatly at Present

COPENHAGEN. March 1s-FighE- -1g for The control e the trans-Siberi- =1 railway a1 2 point ~he-a t skirts -1= s1n-aE-n shores ot Lake Baikal. S.t=-.s- is progressing according 10 in- formation -eecivet here today.
 l. is reported zhae -1s aui-Bo,sbey- 5ki forces arg greatly outaunbe.ed, and that Ehe-s are I53 .15sl Ge-man-Au- ss-c-f -ftuagsr:an prisoners who were liberated recently. lighting or the east 2a1 wes- cf -ha lake Reinforcement 10 7he augitorces- are beginning 70 ar r5rs
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
AMERICANS FIND No BOOBIES II OPPOSE THEM ON THEIR
 RAIDD-PE POSITIONS EVACUATED
0n the Tout Front Amaric an Patrol Het and defeated the Enemys Patrol Par!y in Fight with Both
 Pistols and Rifles

an hour and half, the American patrol tried to make prisoners ot cle enemy patrol. but without result: although 8 number of fights with pistols and rifles oe- cured as tf2e Germans retired jumping iron, tree 70 tree.
 PARIS. March ls-Attacks or Germans ttiS morning in the -eg;oE of Newport and Dixuude ---lere they gained footing at
 -e points. were later expelled '1.- counter ecks. says the Bel -aE official statement. The --@--r.2-.s lo>i3r over three hun 5-., r'ae1 - oas point.
 PARIS March ls.-Heavy ar
 sheag throughout the 5ar on ire ezel.sa front. iS re-
 b <i2e azE1F commander.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
JAPANESE TRIES
 TO END LIFE BY
 SLASHING THROAT

Believed to 5e mentally deranged a Japanese was brought in 10 the Ar thur Yates Hospital last evening from Kasaan. after he had made an unsuc- cesstul attempt 10 commit suicide by Dr. Myers was called in and sewed ID the cus. which was a bad one, and stated today that it is quite evident that she man is insane He is in the hospital now, recuperating but is kept tied down for fear of him doing himself or someone else some harm. He is of the cannery crew brought north a week or SD ago by the Kasaan Cannery and little is known Of him.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19

WITH THE AMERICAN AR NY " TRANCE. Narcl. 19.- French an1 American forces again ra5Gai t.se German trench es n ths Bs5e-7illllers region to- day, Der s.e..lEE three hundred yards into tEe enemy lines at two points extending several kilo.- ue.erS- Is found tl2e posi- tio1s eacas5 aT t1a enemy.
 On tae Ter, front. tl.e An.e-i- can artillery 6.2cllaE1e1 several towns within t1e eaamy'S lines. ! considerable 1.zzz,csar ot g2S Sh@s @ >ome ot them hit the town = EsS=r and others in Aon1s4.
 The American patrol between -he 8saE6sres Hao5s and Jury f5eos ze-szEe5 ehe enemy E " ss morning. E0r
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19

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 In Eze1. say nothing Ina. yoa ~culd z@- wish 5o reach The ears Of the en- s-ay- Anti toE this same -=asoa never s-tar into zaE c1o-Ee.zso11eoce @ith an aas19~E gersoa- for rhis E one ot 1e cas=s -z@a-z u1e3 by rae eoeyT 70 3-11zrs izastys-az-.c-
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
S(JpIRE> \ E:|VIE COUNCIL. yNOTTYs
 zaOAO.lJf.,,O
 NOTE,
Declares in U|nmistakabIe Terms the intention to Continue Fighting For
 A tasting Peace

LONDON. March 19.-The Supreme War Council of the Allies after meet ing to-day. issued statement in con. iemnation of what it terms German political crimes against the Russian and Rumaaian peoples The council ecSs on record as refusing to acknowl- e(.So Germany's peace treaties with ,cose countries. and declaring further thaI we are fighting and mean to con. tinue lighting in order to finish once for all with the policy of plunder and establish in it's place a peaceful reign and organized justice
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
ARE ORDE R ED
 DEP0RTEI)
Were discovered with Code with Which They Cores bonded with Foreign
 Officials

NET YORK, March 19.-Baron Fenri DeBeville. Mrs Elizabeth Char otte Nix, Count Robert De Clairmont and Madam Despina. who were caught with private code and connected in correspondence plot with foreign of- fcials. were ordered deported today Mrs. Nix confessed having received three thousand dollars from tho former
 1.5essSGor Bernstorf. Others whom the federal agents claim were in mi nor degree connected with them, will be brought up later for arraignmeDt. the police aver.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
FIR. SIM0NDS OF
 hETLhkATLAIS
 VISITOR Ifl TOWN

: 2 S-noads. ns@ superintendent : -1s Me-lskztia cza1ery, who arrived +-cu -ae soGsa with 5.g crew on 'he Cir q Sea-t,e las. week. was a visitor .a ks-chtkan yesterday
 M Si-ao-ds repo-.s that MetlakatIa is . regular hire ot industry. New machinery is being installed and the new warehouse is just being com p-eted- Las year tae canaery ~as built while the p.za- wss operated oa z floating canne-y. but rhis year the as~ plant will bs working. Four as1 seine toa-s arrived from the sC1-l yesterday, ME. Silaonds anaounc- cd Mrs. Simoad= is expected from Seattle about May |
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
kETCHIkAN SENDS
 S31O TO ARMENIANS

Rev C. Ms Van Marter reported to- day that draft for s310 was being sent 10 headquarters today, the result of his appeal in church recently for .he cause Of the Armenian suf terers Nearly Two hundred and fifty dollars were taken up among the con gregstion et the Sunday service on March f0, when he made his appeal and the rest was made up from sub scriptions volunteered by friends about town Ketchikan is always generous and no appeal, no matter how small or how large fails to receive big open hearted response.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
GERMAN TOWN TARGET FOR
 AVIATORS
Fifty Were Killed, Much Damage Done and Great
 Excitement Prevailed

l.ONEON. March 1s.-Thspugh nsu- Iral travellers arriving at the Hague yesterday. it is learned that when the allied airmen raided Coblenz, a Ger. man town on March F. where tons of explosives were dropped. fifty were killed. material damage done and great excitement prevailed among the inhab- .tants. According 10 the Times cor there was great rush 10 leave the city until the ariators disap- peared in the distance.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
r9iLS0HASK8 THAT EVERY SCHOOL
 NIL HAVE i REGIME l.T 0F BOYS AND GIRLS
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE ON ANNETTE ISLAND CANNERY
 CONTROVERSY

WASHINGTON. March l9.@The United States supreme court today aska Pacific Fisheries. which upon the petition of the government was or dered to remove a fish trap in opera. ton in waters adjacent to Annette Is- land. a reserve for the Metlakatla na- tives.
 of the circui: court of appeals at San Francisco 10 the United States su- pTe,os cour; last October.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
SOLDIER KILLED AT
 RAYONET PRACTICE

AVER. Mass. March 19.-Corp. Timothy Daley of Waterbury. Conn.,, a member Of Company H, 304th Infan- try, was killed in bayonet practice at Camp Devens while group of the men were charging across the field at several lines of dummies.
 The bayonet of tie man in front of Corporal Daley became entangled in the rigging of one dummy and Daley ran upon the point of the weapon, be- ing wounded in the abdomen.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19

Tie Princess Royal arrived at 6:30 this morning from the south with the following passengers for Ketchikan, R. F. Sullivan, Tato H. Peterson. E. F. Heintzlenan. Miss Ruth Tucker. Ev. eIyn P Youngjohn, Mrs. Catherine Youngiohn, Mrs. C. C. Co!len, Jas. Col Ten, Denny Balthazar. Albert Vile. Mrs. Eva Tucker. She sailed for the north about nine o'clock this morn. ing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
ANOTHER WORLD WAR
 IS F0RSEEN

NEW YORK. N Y.. March 1a-Pro- lessor Gustav Meyer. the Hoboken as- trologer. announces here that he has been looking for another war. and 7ads I great world conflict is to break out in 1922 and last until 1949.
 This is 10 be labor and capital war and the good old United States Of Am. erica will be in it
 The present war may end in April in a peculiar and unexpected manner. he says. T. il does nor end then, it $ due Q continue until January 1920.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
GERMAN COMMANDERS INVITE CORRESPOND ENT TO WITNESS
 OFFENSIVE

LONDON. March l&-The heads o. 1hs various German armies on the western front have invited 8 number ot neutral newspaper correspondents a bs present a. saa German offensive oa lhe front. says | correspondent from Several correspondents rom Sweden will leave for the front Ws1zes32y. says lhe report
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
GERMANY MAKES
 CHARGES AGAINST
 U. 5. GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON. March 19.-The - 7erman government charges in of fc:al dispatches received today the United States government with hav- ing attempted to force Sweden to be- come participant in the Brest- -Litovsk Conference TOT the settlement of the question affecting the Baltic. This is emphatically denied by the Depart -nent of State.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
ADVANCED RATESTO ALASKA EFFECTIVE
 FROM TODAY ON

SEATTLE. March 19.-As announc- d sometime ago the advanced rates over the transportation lines to Alas ka. is effective with all the sailings rom this date on. So far as known, he rates will be uniform with all the 7ompanies operating in the territory.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19

OTTAWA. Canada. March 19.- Nearly twenty thousand returned sold .ers will arrive in Canada between now and June l. it is reported. The men are said to be mentally and physically unfit for active service About seven thousand will arrive within the next nonth.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19

SPRINGFIELD, III. March la.-The State division Of parions and paroles as special session fixed the time of Roy Hinterliter Of Olney. 8. eight years and three months He was convicted of n,anslaughter ia the sair bubble case at Olney in which his sweetheart Anna Radcliffe was the victim.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19

CAMP PIKE. Ark, March ls.-Ac- coriins 10 orders received from Wash ington al division Headquarters, the ws,l-knowo complaint. aat feet. will no longer be ground for rejection. The orders indicate that after a soldier sa-s into the service he will have a hard tine getting out or physical grounds
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19

FAIRFAX, s. c, March 19.-Walter Best. negro. was taken from the sheriff and two deputies by mob of loo men and hanged to tree by the roadside near here. a short time after he had killed William Weston. a young white man.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
HOLLAND ACCEPTS
 UNDER CONDITIONS

THE HAGUE. March l9-It is of @c!a!ly announced today that Dutch government has accepted with certain conditions the Angio-American demand regarding the Dutch shipping tonnage. The conditions referred to are not made public.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
TWO MEN KILLED
 AT CAMP JOSEPH |, JACKSON, FLORIDA

MIAMI. Fla, March lS.-Two men were Killed and Ihirty-shree injured today when ths unfinished hangar col. isrSed while she men were at dinner. Camp Joseph Jackson is 8 station for the training Q: naval and airmea. This Is she Srst accident since the camp waS established
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19

Mir Wm. Maloney Inspector of Mines for Alaska, and candidate for the nom- ination at the primary elections. for Delegate for the territory, arrived frcm Juneau yesterday. Mir. Maloney left this morning for the west coast to visit the mines in this district.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19

The Jefferson arrived from the north yes eerday 3. two o'clock and sailed
 gsh st four with the following pas --ge-s srcrn Ketrhikan. Ear Mercer. ,. 4 Talhcf, IT,. Mrs. A Roman and children, Hrs. Ii. Metas, Hrs. Van Glider and Miss Van Glider
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
DAYLIGHT SAVING BILL
 SIGNED BY PRESIDENT

f WASHINGTON. March 1a.- ! f President Wilson immediately af- !
 < ter lunch today signed the Day |
 * light Saving Bill. According to ! !. the bill. the clocks will be set ! % forward one hour. at two o'clock |
 E cn the morning of March Slst. and ! I at the end of october will be turn ! % cd back one hour. '
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
BOLSKEWKI BUSY
 IN AMSTERDAM

LONDON, March 19.-Dispatches -cn Amsterdam received here report "a. five Revolutionary Socialists were aught there trying 10 blow up the Ar senal at Amsterdam. They belonged 'o the Butch Bolsheyiki Only by wonderful stroke luck was an expIos- ion avoided
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS

On account os the increase of the rate Of exchange between Canne and the United States we viii he obliged 70 charge . diacouns Of 2 percent on Canadian Aznhange and Canadian car Yency. until further noeice-St.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19

DIES MONIES. Iowa, March 1s.- There hare been an extraordinary mum heF of war weddings" in Des Moines since Camp Dodge was opened near here five months ago. There were 3l2 soldier weddings in Polk County from the first Of September to Febru- a-y- Licenses have been issued to Army men at .he rate ot two day.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
WELLS AND SADlER GET TWO YEARS AT
 MCNEIlS ISLAND

= SEATTLE, March 19.-Hulet M Wells and Sam Sadler were sentenced 10 two years each at McNeils Island
 Hulet Wells. secretary Of the local l. w. ". organization and Sadler were convicted by jury in the federal court Of obstructing the selective draft law and circulating seditious literature
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
9W!S.S. VAR SKYIHGS STAMPS ISSUED SY THE UNITED STATES
 GOVERNMENT
FIGHTING BY SAVING

Ever realize that every dollar you spend makes work. Of the work done before you spent your money But if you and many others didn't spend dollars for certain articles, other would to make them-Thsy would then devote their sacrifices to something else for which there demand. Just the demand for labor and materais-for war pun poses greater than tho supply. Therefore when you refrain from buying the things not absolutely necessary for health and efficiency you releasing labor and materials which Government needs win the war;
 Every patriotic man, woman and child may heip win the by saving money and investing 1t in War Saw inss Stamps the simplest and best Government seeur V The United States pays you percent intersst. pounded quarterly. for this money.
 Eniist your stacker quarters-euy with each Thrift stsmp-sixteen Thrift stamps and 1a eents may be changed for War Savings Stamp. worth ss January 1923. You get your money with interest at any time
 euy Thrift and War Savings Stamps st your Poet
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
THE WORLD WAR q
 YEAR AGO TODAY

MARCH E, 1s17-CermAns made aeE fierce fr.ve al verdun hut were rsDglse6 with enormous osses Rfbo- formed new r.enei cahsnss. |
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19
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? sor 2s aozrs ending 2. IT.
 2 Esssssdsg precipitation .75 inches !. F Max -elo- ss-. nsa- s2s steve. 1
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-03-19

For cutting blocks ot sce into small c4oss9 an iaTez.o- has patented an e.sc-r.cz. 6sTsce .La- does ..s xo.x w.-z heated ws.ss-