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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-05-28
KREMER WILL OPEN
THE FRISCO CONVENTION

Washington, May 90. Bruce
Kremer of Montana, vice chairman Of
the. democratic national committee,
will call the democratic national con-
vention to order when it meets in
San Francisco June 20.
Mr.. Kremer was selected, the ma
tional committee announced tonight,
because Chairman Cummins has been
designated to act as temporary chair
man Of the convention and because it
was thought fitting that a western
man should open the first convention
of the party to be held vest of the
Rocky mountains.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-05-28

the Roosevelt Pass or that piece Of
unconstructed road from Glacier to
Bolton, a distance of 81 miles.
The board went on record endorsing
the SIS ,O00 900 state road bond is
u to be voted on by the people of
Montana at the election to be held
November 2, 1920.
The meeting was a success as many
matters of Importance in the develop
ment of the country through which the
highway ~traverses were acted on.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-05-28
OFFICE GIRLS TURN NURSES.

Girls in Detroit, Michigan, who have
been unable to find rooms to live in
at reasonable rates are offering to
help housewives evenings and Satur-
day afternoons in exchange for rooms.
Many of these girls take care of chill
dren in the evenings or help with the
homework, in this way getting COM
Portable quarters and saving heavy
expenses. The Y. w. C. A. room reg
istry in the city is listing homes where
this arrangement can be made and di-
recting the girls to them.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-05-28
WANTS THEM BROKE IN,

]. R. Murphy of the Farmers Lum-
Der company says he never did like
to drive a new car, SO last week he
proceeded to back up his new Dodge
into another car, with a result that
the real tenders were badly smashed.
He says he can now drive with perfect
as he has nothing to worry him.
Independent.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-05-28
DEATH OF CHILD.

The little son of DR.. and Mrs. C.
j. Munich of Culbertson, Montana, died
at the Deaconess hospital in Glas-
gov on Tuesday, May 10, 1920. He was
four months old, death being caused
by an abscess on the liver, following
an attack of pneumonia. The body
was taken to Culbertson for burial.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-05-28
RESIGNS FROM
GAMBLE ROBINSON co.

ID. E. Parsons has resigned his po-
sition as manager of the Glasgow
Gamble Robinson company and Mr.. A.
E. Lundstrum of Fargo, North Dako-
ia, has been appointed to fill the po-
sition. Mr.. Parsons will remain in
Glasgow and will likely engage in
business here.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-05-28

A good many things have been ad-
ded to home life in recent years-tele-
phones, monographs, automobiles
but there never has been found an
improvement over children as joy-giv-
erS.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-05-28
BAND INSTRUMENTS WANTED.

Any one having band instruments
who would donate them for the use
of the Glasgow band, or who have in
struments they wish to sell, are re-
quested to leave them with Carl Ac-
herman, of the Glasgow Drug Co.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-05-28

P. L. M. Carter of Vandalia trans
acted business in the city Tuesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-23
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

The Tri city sewing CLUB were cn-
ter-atned at tito home ef Airs Charles
t.seasbaaln iii hammond Ill whirh all
aluminium shower was glten n henor
~ MISS Anna Reno of W4tnE TIE
ab is composed az members from
IIaasraon1 Whiting and East ChicaSo
fsr4es
Iescph Peccnv Of Grand Rapids NJ ch.
,.-f5 i visiting his parents IN Indiana
ffaebor has also been visiting friends
ia Whitsng.
Miss Dorothy Forbes or rennsy wanna
fhc guest Of her aunt Mrs. a. }
Iaaer or oliver street
.a.--fsf rrafrer Of crown Point re-
o4t5f5eap eand date for prosecuting att
+ ~ne, was "A Whiting business visitor
n fae interest 6e the coming campaign.
sI5ss Francis Mitchell III Minneapolis.
,B ans. who is tire guest 81 her coas
Wfss Doris Davidson. in Gary. has ALSO
t.ser visiting nor aunt aud uncle Mr
Ina Mr. Ia $ nasiason of WHITING.
1fes IS snnfe Fieres af Cleveland ave..
nse recently res ened her pos tion ITO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-23

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT.
Last time TONIGHT TO see Miriam Coop-
er in '.Evan9 cline" Tomorrow, William
Faraunn In "EEcart Strength.t' s@5-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-23

PRINCESS TuIAFER TONIGHT.
ID. W. Griffith presents Lillian tsish
in ..TUE GREATEST al IsSTIoN." sup
ported ny Robert HIarroun. Theodore
Roberts and an all star east. &c EuaF-
0utee the picture. CominS tomorrow
..lIale ard Female" oecfI de MILES
a.rcafca~ picture, from, the famous sat
urday Evening Post story, "Fhe Ad-
mir;ibIc Creighton" s-3
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23

through a protective tariff. He com
pared the records Of the Republican
and Democratic parties, declaring that
the Republicans had made progress for
America, had freed men and women
from shackles and had given them
greater freedom. The Democratic par
ty. he declared, is ruled from south of
the Mason & DIXON line.
"f you vote for Cox, you vote for
control from the south" he said eff
| lived in Oregon I would vote in order
that Oregon might have a representa-
tion. | would vote the Republican tick
ct.
Gov. Harding cited the various tacks
taken by Gov. Cox in seeking votes.
WAS he wet OF dry while out here?"
he asked the audience. Someone re-
piled. "Fifty-ffty "
Il want to see the voice Of Was hing
ton. Lincoln, Roosevelt and Mckinley
be a potent factor in our government
the next four years." declared Gov.
Harding in closing, ''and for that res-
son I wish TO- see Warren G. Harding
elected president and the congress COM
posed Of a majority Of Republicans. II
I believed in Jefferson Davis I'D vote
for Cox and put the Democrats in
Office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23

flea-bitten. spawned and wind broken.
He compared the Democratic slogan Of
1916, when they declared that Wilson
would keep the nation out of war, with
the slogan Of today.
Now" he said, "Cox is telling US
that the League of Nations will keep
US out Of war. He didn't keep US out
Of war in 1916. If, instead Of travelling
over the country in September and Oc-
tOber Of 1916. saying he was going to
keep Us out of war. he had been pre-
pairing for the war the government
knew was inevitable, graves of our
boys now in France would not have
been there.
Gov. Harding declared that one Of
the reasons for Interpretation Of lib
erty bonds results from the waste Of
the War Department. He cited that
Secretary Baker had spent 81 600. 900. =
600 trying 10 build new kind of an
seroplane, while American flyers we're
in France unprovided with machines Of
any kind from their home government.
He pleaded for a return 10 the prOtec-
tive tariff. declaring that the Republi-
can party believed in maintaining fDr
the American farmer and IabOrer the
worlds best market. the American
market, q condition only possible
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23

cific coast something as to how we feel
about national issues back in the Mis-
sissippi valley"
His speech was chiefly taken up with
a scoring of Pres. Wilson's League Of
Nations, league of notions as he invar-
iably characterized it.
THE God Of Nations" he declared.
established the United States for a
purpose, and unless we follow the
course laid for US we will make a fail
ure. The Covenant Of the League Of
Nations means a new world govern
ment. II the people Of this nation vote
for Gov. Cox they wish to indicate their
wish 10 90 into this new government.
II they vote for Senator Harding it Is
an expression that they wish TO stay
out Of IT, ! am an American first. last
and all the time, and never will / be
willing to allow any other flag to float
above Old Glory. And that is what the
League Of Nations will permit. They
have already adopted a flag.
Gov Harding, who hkened diplomats
10 hOrsetraders. gave a picture Of the
happenings at the Versailles peace Ia
bic. where he said Great Britain picked
out all the horses she wanted, where
China walked home and Our Profes-
sor" returned with a horse that was
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23
GOV. HARDING SCORES
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Gov. W. l.. Harding, Of Iowa, stand
ing on an improvised platform at the
county fair grounds, was greeted Sat
urdav by more than 1000 enthusiastic
citizens as he addressed them IN an
anpeal for their support for Senator
Harding, Of Ohio, for the presidency.
Gov. Harding had been scheduled to
sneak here at ? O'Clock. but his address
was postponed until nearly 4 by a de-
Iaved train which brought him from
The Dalles. Roy -. Smith presided at
the meeting and Gov. Harding was in
troduced by Ralph Williams, Oregon
representative on the National Repub-
lican Committee.
Il do not know whether YOU would
have me talk on politics or agricul-
ture. +" he declared IN his introduction.
He was Immediately interrupted by
shouts of Politics
Don't YOU worry be smiled. i u
oct 10 that. know what ! want % talk
to YOU people about ! an out here to
try to convey TO you people Of the Pa
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23
Notice Of Street Improvement
Nest Oak Street

Pursuant % the order Of the Common
Council contained in Ordinance No. col
Of the City of Hood River, passed by
the Common Council on the 7th day Of
September, 1920. and approved by the
mayor September 8, 1920. notice Is
hereby given that the undersigned City
Recorder will receive sealed bids for
the improvement of Oak street from
the west lire Of 10Th Street. west to
the south lire Of Cascade Avenue. by
grading. draining. construction Of ce-
ment sidewalks and the construction Of
cement curbs and cutters.
Sealed proposals for the work wilt be
received at my office up 10 5 O'Clock ..
m. October 4th. 1920. and the Common
Council will. at its next regular meet
ing afser the completion Of the publi-
cation Of this notice, tO-Wlt: On the
4th day Of October. 1920 al the Council
Chambers at the hour Of s O'Clock p.
m. proceed 10 open and consider all
bids for said work. which IS ordered by
the Common Council by said Ordinance
No. col. duly enacted as above speci-
fed that the improvement will be Jet
in one contract, and will be required to
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23
W0MAN'S CLUB NEWS

The Woman's Club will hold its first
regular meeting September % at 2. 80
p. m. in Library hall.
A reception will be given the valley
guests on this date IL has been Gus
tomary on valley guest day for each
member. Of the club 10 invite a guest
from the valley. The invitation this
year has been made broader and will
also include guests from the citv. A
program will be given followed by a
social afternoon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23

be completed within 80 days from the
date 0f the awarding the same to tbs
successful bidder, who will be required
TO furnish a bond 10 the City Of Hood
River in sum Of not less thsn 25 per
cent OF the estimated cost Of the con-
tract for the faithful performance
thereof: that complete specifications
are on file in my office covering the
improvements for which bids are
called which may be examined by
prospective bidders upon application.
and said contract will be awarded 10
the lowest and beat bidder upon said
specifications. The City reserves the
right to reject any OF all bids. or 70
waive any defects therein for the bene-
1T Of the City Of Hood River. The
terms Of the specifications shall Re no
tice 10 the prospective bidder Of the
requirements demanded by said City IN
the nerformsTce Of said work.
! This notice e given for ten days by
publication IN the Hood River Glacier.
q newspaper published at the City Of
Hood River. Oregon. the date OF the
first publication being the 10th day Of
September. 1920.
sl6s23 ii. L. Howe. City Recorder.
a.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23

Gov. Harding was met here by a del
egation Of prominent Portland Repub-
licans and escorted to Portland over the
Highway. Those in the party were :
Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Day, Ralph Will
liams, Mrs. +. o. Northrup. Mrs. Fran.
ces Whitehead and J. A. ProUty.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23

The altitude il higher mp here INT our
prices are not. The finest aud most diff
iicuIt work will be done for YOU at the
Heights JeWelry Store. Mr.. Dreske is
At the head Of our repair, stone setting
aud ring department. iy22ti
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23

Il. L. HasbrOueE, opsOmstriss,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
SAYS bO[SHEvIKI
HAVE DAY SET To
SEIZE GOVERNMENT

~ Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. January .N.-Wil-
liam II Moss. an attorney OF Chica-
go. speaking late today AZ the con
vention here Of the Southwestern
l.um bermen's association declared
that the bolsheviki aud radical /.
W. W. In the United States have a
day set. not ninety DAYS away. when
they confidently expect to seize the
reins OF the American government.
lie was speaking 10 l soc delegates
TO the southwestern Lumbermen' :
association convention.
~ r. now impossible 10 send &.
secret service report to the govern
uent % justice offices at Washing
ION without having u inspected BY
bolshevisfS and down with the gov
'mmnt' workers. asserted Mr.
Moss. who Is said TO have been CON
lecied With investigations OF radical
slots against the United States lie
aid b. had inside information
hat the American radicals had Co.,
00O paid workers in this country
preaching the doctrines OF violent
ovcrthroW OF American industries
and goSsrnment and that millions OF
dollars are In deposi, by various
craven organizations foT that pur'
pose
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
WILSON URGES
FOREIGN LOANS
MAKES APPEAL THAT Si5O. GOO.
OOO N CREDITS ia
GRANTED

~ Associaicd rr,ts.
WASHINGTON. January ~
Through Secretary Glass. President
Wilson today rene/cd the appeal To
congress TO grant credits OF $50
oOO OoO for Poland Austria and Ar
mcnia q alleviate conditions which
threaten moral aud material chaos
those countries. Secretary Glass
presented tho presidents letter 20
The house ways and means commit
tee without comment and the com
mittee deferred consideration OF u
until tomorrow when II will have
further conference with treasury OF
ficials regarding the loans and the
financial situation generally There
vas no indication when the corimii-
tee would act finally on the request
" Mr.. Glass that the credits be au-
thorizcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
BRONZE To RE AWARDED
BY HARVARD To SCIENTIST
lIlr Inrerna.lonal Nsw, srrytss.l

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jan. Is
\ BEAUTIFUL bas-relief bronze medal.
he gift OF NJ. Douglas Flattery TO
Harvard University has Just been
ecelyed by the university authori-
les and viii be awarded later. In ac-
.ordance with the terms OF the gift
the person the president and Fell
ows of Harvard college may ad-
Judge TO hive made a discovery In
my branch OF science that would
'esult In the greatest good to humn-
~ In the prevention OF disease or
conservation OF health IN the broad
est sense"
The medal. Dy Frye. Is york OF
.rt as extraordinary as u is beauti-
al The face bears the words. The
Maurice ouglas Flattery Medal for
he Aid OF Science and Health" and
the figure OF the muse removing the
veil from the Tree OF knowledge. At
the right Of the figure are the words
Awarded to-
on the reverse side Is the Tree OF
knowledge. while on the panels are
carlapius. Lsennic. Harvey and Pas
teur.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
POrTER's ATTITUDE

A large number OF Panhandia
counties have shown their apprecla-
ton OF the work OF the Panhandle
Plains Chamber Of Commerce BY
making their proportionate sppro-
priations for rs maintenance.
Potter county has made no ap-
preparation
The Commissioner Court OF
Potter county has adopted resolu-
tions heartily endorsing the work
which b being done by this organi-
nation and piedsing itself TO make
appropriation for It's maintenance
when legal obstacles" have been
obliterated.
Eminent lawyers hold that there
IL no legal prohibition TO making
the appropriation n there hal
been. this prohibition would Ger
tainly have been done away with b,
the action Of a majority OF the Pan.
handle oosnties which have made
their appropriations
The Psnhandle-Plsins hamber Of
Commerce had its birth In Amarillo
II il OF quite as much service 70
the people OF Amarillo and Potter
county a. Il IL to the people o
Hemphiil or Carson counties.
n Il unfortunate that the Com
misioners Court OF Potter county
should be unable TO find a way 20
do it, bit" toward supporting az
organization which Is contributing
largely TO the welfare and prosper
fly Of Amarillo and Potter county
II l. unfortunate that such IN or
SANITATION should be compelled 10
look 20 entside counties Cor imam
clai svport while We IN Po,i-T 80
quietly BY and reap the beneilis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
MEMBER Or THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS.
FLETCHER RESIGNS

Henry p, Fletcher ambassador to
Mexico and by all odds the best
versed man In the affairs OF the
southern republic. has resigned be-
cause he does not believe II posi-
bic TO improve the relations existing
between the United states and Mex.
leo 80 long as Carransa is executive
head OF the latter government.
Years age The News favored the
exercise OF a firm hand by this
government in all of It's dealings
with carranza and it, heuchmen
We predicted that sof, words and
the turning or the other cheek
would avail nothing toward bring.
ing the two countries into closer
and more friendly relations. There
are some peoples who can under.
stand but one language the Ian.
guage Of force.
The world has seen enough OF
war. Its horrors and accompany.
Ing privations and want have been
experienced over long period by
many nations. America does not
want another war. even though II
be a little one With Mexico.
Nevertheless America must DIS
continue the policy OF sending notes
20 Carranza. the sane helag receiy-
ed BY the latter with scorn and in.
suits. America. IL she IS 10 remain
Q leading figure IN the affairs Of
the nations, must protec, her cl,i.
zen. whether they be IN England or
IN Mexico. We must make the flag
OF this nation respected on every
sea and in every cline.
Ambassador Fletcher suffers no
Illusions regarding the trend OF N.
American policy toward Mexico. AIR:
Fletcher has slven Vp hope Of the
success OF the policy which has been
In vogue for wears toward Mexico.
II seems to Us that the American
government might vel. follow in
Mr.. Fleteher's footsteps and give up
the policy.
For Mexico will never understand
Uncle Sam until Uncle sam makes
himself plain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
EIGHTEEN CHILDREN N
ONE ROOkLlN FAMILY
ny International News service.

NEW YORK. Jan. sS.-Eighteen
'hildren In one family. with thirteen
n the family next door. have been
ound by ames Doherty. census enum
raior. IN the Hunters Point section
4 Long sland City. Doherty has
,een working In the congested sec
ions along Vernon and ackson ave.
nd the intervening streets, and he
has more than $500 names on his
list.
On Borden avenue Mr.. Doherty
anne across his biggest family. con
is,ing GO a father. mother and
ighteen healthy children. This fam
" was neighbor to another In which
here we're father and mother ana
thirteen children. eight OF whom
made up four sets of twins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29

to Uncle sam. Not only did tn,
manufacturers pay an excellent taA
upon the fluid. but the courts had q
haiycs, in fines. In fact there wa'
90 quite unconfined.
Hut the NJ 1ney runs the other
gsy now. Uncle sam Is paying az
excellent corps Of moonshine chas-
crs Tor duty In the mountains. For
ball the mounIaineers have quit
,hcoting corn into the hillside with
a ppa-shooter and have begun "a
purchase the grain wholesale for
nru'doturing purposes. How times
hove changed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
USHER
Of THE BLACK ROD
HA SIMPLE JOKE

LONDON. Jan. .s.-Ning George
las appointed Lieutenant General
slr W 2. Pulteney. as Gentleman
Cshcr % the Black Rod in success.
on TO the late Admiral Sir Henry =.
stephenson. r'.e office Is one OF
hoss purely ornamental ones whicn
IRE rather numerous In this coun-
~. Rlack Rod" as he is Gale,
or short. has next to nothing TO
DO and sets $1,000 a year for doing
1. aud a suite OF apartments. ren,
rec in the House OF Lords.
he is glodified messenger
hereditary legislators. When on duty
he Is gorgeously attired In court
costume with knee breeches and a
plumcd cooked hat and a danly little
word by his side. The emblem OF
as authority Is an ebony wand but
10 never does anything with Il.
When members OF the House OF
Commons are summoned 10 the
House OF Lorls To hear speeche
from the throne OF the royal assent
given % acts that have been passed.
Black Rod. enters the Upper House
and makes his way to the wool
saek" on which sits the robed and
xiEged Lord Chancellor. He
TO inform the members OF the House
4 Commons that they are W.
Then he has to walk half way TO the
door backwards. making a bow az
every tw steps and looking very
solemn.
when he arrives within a few
yards ~ the door Of the House OF
Commons the Sergeant-at-Arms OF
hat body Who Is on the lookout for
him. shuts the door IN his face
Black Rod has 10 suppress his feel
ngs and knock humbly at the door
Then the Sergeant-at-Arms opeg
little panel in the door and ask
him vhat h. wants. or something
10 that effect anl Black Rod tell'
him what he already knows. Then
Black Rod Is admitted. This little
BIT os comedy IL supposed TO indi'
cate that the House OF Commons
does not take any orders from the
House 81 Lords. Then Black Rod.
with chsstsned uien. advances 70
where the Speaker sits In state and
10 Norman French delivers his mes
saEe THIS 4 the performance he
will have 20 20 through for the first
time when Parliament opens on Feb
ruary 10.
General Pulteney has served IN
many campaigns. having joined the
S'.>s Guards In 1881. and has been
The recipient OF a large number OF
houors. During the great war he
commanded the Third Corps In
rr.nce. he has taken a keen inter
ct In the development Of military
recreation and has been q prime fay-
elite with his men. lie Nas bora
IN 1861.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
s Jurors Selected
For Newberry Trial


" Associated Prsss
GRAND RAPIDS. Jan. sN.-Rapid
progress was made today IN the pro
cess Of selecting a jury to hear lhc
evidence for and against senator
Truman II. Newberry and is3 code
'endants charged With conspiracy TO
iolate federal statutes IN Connection
Siih the 1918 senatorial campaign.
In less than five hours court time
light prospective jurors had been
Questioned and passed for calsc ~ Il
two others had been excused by the
SQUIRT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29

health department announced to-
night. New eases Of influenza NUM-
bercd Lac ana pneumonia cases
400.
THE number OF influenza cases u
gradually losscning" Deputy Health
Commissioner kochlcr said tonight.
The crest OF the death rate has been
passed"
Unite Estates District Attorney
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-29
Irgc Wood support

BISMARCK. Jan. 2S.--Norti
Dakota republicans at n convention
today adopted resolutions assailing
the waste and extravaganza" OF the
present national administration ana
suggests support for Leonard Wood
Governor l.owdcn. OF Illinois. sena-
tor Harding OF Ohio. and others
as party standard bearers.