The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-09-02
Montana Princess.

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M. Dixon has appointed Sarah Vir-
GINA Gould to represent Montana in
the pageant of the Texas Centennial
celebration which will be held at Dali
las, Texas, on October 8.
Miss Gould is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. N. ]. Gould and her father
is a native of Texas. The governors
of. the various states have each ap-
pointed a "Princess" to represent them
at the celebration.
Postmistress Gets Is Months.
Ruth Kane must go to the federal
penitentiary for Is months.
United States District Judge George
Bourquin Tuesday ordered that she
be surrendered to the United States
marshal, following a receipt of a let
ter from the office of the attorney
general and a board of pardons in
Washington, D. c., which was pre-
sented to the court for his consider
alton by United States District At
torney John L. Slattery.
Food Needed.
Moscow, Aug. 26.-Leo Komeneff,
the soviet relief director, told the cor
respondent today that 2O,5OO,OO per-
sons in fifteen provinces of Russia are
facing starvation. Food resources
We're about so per cen below those of
pre-war days, he added.
Melia's Pal Gives Up.
After eluding arrest for almost a
week, during which time county, city
and federal officers have been search
ing for him to serve a federal war
rant charging him with introducing
liquor onto an Indian reservation,
George Oswald, alias George Richard,
taxi driver, and right-hand partner of
Jack Melia, former "dry squad" chief,
by Encouragement with the police
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock, vol
untary gave himself up to two detec-
tive at the intersection of Park and
Main streets, Missoula.
Hungarian Treaty Signed.
Budapest, Aug. 3O.-The treaty of
peace between the United States and
Hungary was signed here yesterday
afternoon by Foreign Minister Banffy
and Grant Smith, United States COM
missioner here.
The "Mother-in-Law."
Chicago, Aug pa university for
the education of mothers-in-law" was
advocated by Rev. Charles B. Stevens
of the Third Presbyterian church, in
his sermon here last night.
He asserted the m%other-in-law prob
lem has ceased to be a joke. Seventy
five per cent Of all matrimonial dis
asters are precipitated by her inter-
ference" he asserted. "She is an out
law instead of an in-laW.
Serious Trouble in India.
Calicut, India, Aug. 29.-Nearly 700
members of the insurgent bands which
have been creating disorders in the
district south and southeast of this
city have been killed in fights with
British forces sent to quell the up
rising. Several Europeans have been
killed, while 70 men of the Leinster
regiment and II native policemen are
missing. Many Hindus have been
massacred.
Governor Takes Vocation.
Governor Joseph M. Dixon and
State Game Warden c. A. Jakways
left Monday afternoon by automobile
for Missoula, going by way of Ovan-
do. The governor will GO on from
Missoula to his ranch home on the
shore of Flathead lake, near Missoula,
where he will spend a weeks vacation
first since becoming chief exec
utice. Mrs. Dixon and the children
have been at the ranch for several
weeks.
Peace With Hungary
Budapest, Aug. 29.-The treaty of
peace between Hungary and the
United States on which negotiations
have been proceeding for some time,
will be signed at 5 o'clock this after
noon by Foreign Minister Banffy for
Hungary and by Grant Smith, United
States commissioner, for America.
Irish Leave Opening.
Dublin, Aug, 25.-The Irish reply
to Premier Lloyd George leaves an
"unmistakable opening" for continu-
alton of peace negotiations, accord
ing to one who has seer the text.