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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
8
White or ecru rufflings at 35 a yard. New lace drape veils priced at 1.00 1.25 and 1.50. Kayser silk gloves in black or white sizes and styles 50c to 1.75 a pair. Hair ornaments today at half regular. Ribbons many kinds 35c yard. Hair nets five for 10c. Tan black or white stockings 25c pair. Tights and switches on sale. White crochet lends 0.50 each.
A smart assortment of Balkan Blouses in black and white check serge and tan or white galatea trimmed in blue and red is offered for $2.00 and $2.75. Made of fine marquisette with lace and insertion, they come in all sizes and styles and show superior quality for the price.
Cleaning up in many lines this low price offers choice of hand embroidered tailored waists of pure Irish linen ratine shirts and dainty lingeries of marquisette or cotton crepe.
Two new women’s shoes described. First is a patent kid vamp button boot with mat kid top and hand welt extension sole. Second a chocolate brown button style with hand welt. Both offered in sizes AA to E at four dollars per pair.
All Oxfords at one fourth off in men’s women’s and children’s low shoes in every wanted leather are going out at 25 percent less than their regular prices.
Advertised men and boys garments including Shop Knickerbocker pants in blue serge and cheviots priced at 69 cents a pair. Soft shirts in black sateen or blue chambray marked 45 cents. Keystone rompers 59 to 79 cents. Golf caps 20 cents. Neckband shirts 45 cents. Regulars from 75 cents. All sizes specified.
Herbert Rygg, 14, through guardian Charles Rygg, sues Thomas Mansey in district court for damages after a July 29 beating near Gaylord and First streets. Rygg sustained facial injuries nosebleed bruises a broken right leg and 17 days in hospital and faces ongoing treatment with hospital and surgical costs estimated at 300 plus a demand for 20 000 in damages.
The launch Panama carrying 70 passengers drifted at sea between the mainland and Catalina Island after its machinery failed five miles from Catalina. The crew of the Hermosa sighted their distress signal and towed the vessel into Long Beach harbor at dawn.
The body of the late John Brady was brought to Butte from Boulder and transferred from the Great Northern to the Northern Pacific to be taken to Spokane for interment. Mrs. D D Twohy, the Brady’s only daughter, accompanied the remains.
John Brady, a Boulder and Alder Gulch pioneer who settled in Montana in 1863, died after a lifetime of thrift and industry. He built a fortune estimated at 350000 and left five grandchildren, William Desmond Eleanor May and June Twohy, and a widow Mrs Brady. Dan Twohy, president of the old National Bank of Spokane, and Mrs JD Twohy were among the family in attendance.
Mrs J W Caswell and her daughter rode an electric runabout in Huntington Indiana yesterday when brakes failed and the vehicle could not be stopped. They steered uphill and swapped drivers as the mother called her husband to intervene. After four hours the battery exhausted and the car stopped on the town outskirts.
Managua August 18 martial law is being strictly enforced by the Diaz government and a rigid censorship suppresses criticisms of official acts. The storm over a proposed US Nicaragua canal convention and protectorate concerns is less here due to prompt suppression of Costa Rican press extracts. The Bryan draft treaty was rejected August 2 by the senate foreign relations committee.
Commercial day train service from Butte to Glen and Dillon with round trip fares listed. Trains depart at 7:00 and 8:15 a m on August 20. Round trip to Glen priced at one dollar and to Dillon at one dollar fifty cents. Advertising notice.
In Calumet Michigan on August 18 thousands of striking miners and families attended the funeral of Stephen Patrick and D Lasig Lazan, killed at the Painsdale mine during a battle with deputies. The event drew support from the Western Federation of Miners led by organizer Joseph Cannon who called the killings murder.
Edwin Tungren, 80, an Index galena mill engineer, lined five guests at the Gray hotel in Everett, Washington, robbed them of cash from a Seattle traveler and a hotel proprietor, then opened fire fatally wounding Dorothy Dunbar and injuring two others. Kramer wrestled away the pistols while Dean suffered a severe chest wound. Tungren initially refused to leave, then fled after the shootings.
John Kerrigan files a district court suit claiming former partner John H. O’Meara received the full commission of 12 000 on the Burke and Balaklava quartz mine sale in Silver Bow county. Kerrigan seeks 6 000 plus interest from Sept 13, 1907, asserting they shared costs and labor on the 1906-07 deal for Peter T. McDermott.
Kerrigan alleges he did not receive his share from O Meara and remains in possession of the original amount plus interest. He seeks the unpaid sum and requests exemplary damages as well.
Dave Lubin and company opened at the Reel last night with an up-to-date act that drew praise from the audience. Harmony singing was excellent, and the pictures were very good, prompting much comment. An entire change will occur each night this week.
The choicest groceries and primest meats are offered by T. J. McCarthy at his new sanitary store on 64 East Broadway. An exclusive agency for Electric Light brand flour with the Ind. phone 1985.
From the New York Press Dr Henning of London reports a unique operation aimed at curing headache. He states he conceived and performed the procedure alone on a 48 year old brother physician, detailing its therapeutic application.
The patient, a chronic gastroenteritis sufferer with severe headaches twice weekly, underwent a neck skin removal procedure. He reported pain relief when pressing the neck with the right hand, and large skin strips were removed twice with notable improvement. Benefits attributed to skin tightening and removal of four pieces, aiding circulation like an elastic stocking for varicose veins.
New York August 18. Neighbors discovered the bodies of Mrs Mary Lake and her four children Horace Walter Stella Dorothy in their Brooklyn home after odors prompted a police break in. Henry Lake the husband and father was found dying with a gunshot wound. All five were slain with shootings and knife wounds before the father died in hospital. Police lack a motive for the massacre.
London Globe notes Western architects puzzled by Japanese curved temple roofs and how carpenters produce such precision. It compares the curves to ancient tent outlines, but sees no evidence. The curve is a catenary formed by gravity between two points.
Washington Aug 18 Senator Tillman known as Pitchfork Ben attacked woman suffrage in a senate speech. He warned it could mar womanhood while admitting it might initially improve politics. He also condemned divorce and the Diggs Caminetti cases, arguing unwritten law is better than public justice and decrying moral decline.
A typhoon in Hongkong on August 18 reached speeds of 105 miles per hour. The US gunboat Wilmington of the Asiatic Fleet fired distress signals at the storm’s peak before a tug helped tow it to safety.
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