The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-08-05
Movie Stars Agitated.

4 washington, july ol.-W1lnOuC an,
undue publicity, the stage is now be
= ing set for a bitter struggle between
: the managers and owners of the the
~atrical and motion picture industries
, on the one hand, and the artists am
) employees of these industries on tn
other. The opening gun of the con
!, flict has, in fact, already been fired
and the beginning of the new theat
rical season this fall is likely to flint
the opposing forces contending TO
supremacy.
Paving Job Completed.
Livingston, July 30.-Livingston':
monster paving job was completed thi'
afternoon by a local construction com
pany which was organized to bid OF
the project after outside bids were re
jected as too high. Under the con
tract, started last year, eight mile:
of streets were paved with concrete
covering an area of nearly SO acres
at a cost of SAL, 1913, including storm
sewers and grading.
Governor Saves Life.
Salt Lake City, July 30.-Gov
(Charles R. Mabey saved the life Of
John Petty in a swimming pool al
Como Springs, Utah, Friday, accord
ing on the bank of the pool when a
Petty, who could not swim, vas stand
ing on the bonk of the pool when a
passerby pushed him into the water
His cries attracted Governor Mabey,
who Immediately swan to his rescue.
Train Held Up.
Pittsburg, Pa, July 30.-The Man.
haitian Limited, premier train of the
| Danpcy11,an MO hnnS on ra1lfn from NaUE
York to Chicago, was held up by four
bandits at Cassandra, Pa, this morn
ing. After wounding A. j. Lantz, a
the robbers escaped.
To Pen for Stealing Auto.
Billings, July 3O.-Stephen Gay
dash, who pleaded guilty today to the
theft of an automobile, was sentenced
to from 5 to 10 years in the state
prison by District Judge A. C. Spen-
GER.
SOx 'Murderers of Sport"
Chicago, July 30.-Branding the in
dicted White Sox players '~murderous
of sport who allowed to go free, would
ruin baseball just as racing and box
ing were ruined" Attorney Edward
Prindiville today concluded the first
half of the states closing argument in
the baseball trial. Monday the defense
will begin 10 hours of argument allot-
ed it with indications that Judge
Friend will hold court long enough
for the nine attorneys to finish their
pleas. The state will make final re
buttal Tuesday and the case should
be in the hands of the jury the same
day, Six weeks will have been taken
up then.
Proclamation Coming Up.
Washington, July 29.-The POSSIBLE
ity that President Harding may issue
a proclamation of peace with Germany
while he is on his New England trip
was indicated at the White House.
Will Fight Klu Klux
Houston, Texas, July 30.-The oil
town of Goose Creek, near Houston,
which has been the scene of six tar
and feather parties, credited to the
Klu Klux Khan, has come forth as a
leader in the sixth party about 10 days
ago. An organization which is said
to have grown to a membership OF
400, was formed with F. P. Wilson as
leader, =,
Western Humor.
Williston, N. d., July 30.-Cowboys,
wearing chaps. spurs, and firing re-
volvers held up 60 motorists who are
making a tour of the Roosevelt ma
tional highway from Duluth to Glac-
Ter Park mean here at 6:30 O'Clock to-
day, forcing them to get out of their
cars and line up. John Hefferman, 63
year old cowboy, led the group. The
COWBOYS then passed a hat and told