The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-08-19
GENERAL NEWS BRIEFS OF WEEK
year, based on conditions of July 81.
The Deadly Sex,

year, based on conditions OF July 81.
The Deadly Sex.
Butte, Aug. AIRS. Stephen j.
Prenatt, a comedy woman of 30 years
arrived in Butte today from Oakland,
Cal, coming to Butte to witness the
execution August 26 of Steve Byrne
and Theodore Chronos, who are to die
on that date for the murder of Mr..
Prenatt at his home December 9, 1919.
81 haven't forgotten and that is the
sole object of my visit" said MRS.
Prenatt. Prenatt vas shot to death
by the two men who had broken into
the residence for the purpose OF steal,
ing whiskey, evidence at the trial
tended to show.
Wreck on Yellowstone.
Bozeman, Aug. with n person
seriously injured and two others in
a local hospital. an automobile party
of four from Livingston on their way
to the Bozeman roundup was abrupt
ly terminated this afternoon when a
large machine turned turtle on the
Yellowstone trail three miles from
their destination as the result Oh a
tire blowout.
Deputy Examiner Appointed.
Helena, Aug. 3.-The appointment
of John Oliver of Ekalaka, former
state senator, to be deputy state ex-
aminer in charge of municipal &C
counting. is announced by l.. z.
SHELTON, state examiner.
Will Reopen Mines.
Seattle. Aug. 9.-The Washington
commercial coal miners in a statement
to former employees today declared
their intention of reopening the COM
mercial mines of the state closed since
last March Independently of the
United Mine Workers of America"
Bought Your Diamond?
New York dealers report a great
improvement in the demand for dia-
monds and this is reflected in the in
creased operation of the Antwerp and
Amsterdam diamond cutting indus
try. The increase in the demand for
diamonds has always been a har-
binger of better times.
The Price.
Russia's present predicament is due
almost entirely to the adoption of a
governmental policy which disre-
CARDS the right of property. Men
will not work when they are denied
the fruits of their labor.
Ireland Declines.
Dublin, Aug. 17.-Eamond De Val
era, Irish republican leader, declared
Wednesday hat the Dali Eireann
would not accept the terms offered
by the British government, extending
to Ireland an offer of dominion
status.
From the reports Wednesday
morning in the British and foreign
press" said Mr.. De Valera, "there
seems to be doubt as to what our at
titude is towards the British pro-
posals. There seems to be doubt as
to whether what have said or wheth-
err our letter means acceptance or
rejection.
"There ought to be no doubt in any
body's mind. We cannot and will
not, on behalf of this nation, accept
these terms"
Governor Small Is Arrested.
Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. Ex-Governor
Small was arrested shortly after 5
O'Clock Tuesday by Sheriff Henry
Mester of Sangamon county on war
rants charging the governor with en-
bezzlement of state funds. The ar
rest took place at the executive man.
sion.
The governor was placed in the
sheriff's automobile and rushed to
the court house where bonds of $780,
900 were arranged. Bondsmen for
the governor are Roy and Harry Ide
and C. H. Jenkins, director of the
state department of public welfare.