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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1911
Page
15
Mrs. M. E. Fairchild of Wichita Kansas describes a severe leg injury from a fall that worsened with first balsam and other ointments. After using Cuticura Ointment the pain stopped and healing began, with Cuticura Soap praised for gentle cleansing without smarting.
President Taft addressing the Veterans encampment urges open public discussion on treaty confirmations with Britain and France. He rejects the idea that the six commissioner High Commission would breed war, arguing diplomacy plus Monroe doctrine policy remains governmental not justiciable. Election of officers set for tomorrow. James A. Hard reelected as commander-in-chief of Union Veterans.
The National Woman's Relief Corps opened its first session today as centralized government was abandoned in favor of home rule by the Army and Navy union, after last year's officers were elected.
San Francisco report notes a score line with Los Angeles and mentions Batteries Kriger and Smith and Christian and Mitze. The fragmentary text lists innings and possible errors with unclear details.
At Columbus on August 23 the International Breeders meeting ran under slow track and breeze conditions after rain. Electric Todd captured heats in 2:14 with Gordon Todd 2:09 in the first and Eva Tanguay 2:17 in the 2:17 pace. Longworth R. won in straight heats at 2:10 while Ariloly Burn took the 2:074% trotting event with Benvola and Grace placing.
Newport, Aug 23 The national lawn tennis tournament moved into the third round with no upsets. California ace Thomas C. Bundy defeated Princeton hopeful Dean Matthey, while G F Touchard battled H C Gates over five sets and then beat F H Harris of Dartmouth in straight sets.
Goshen New York August 28 The 2 15 pace drew interest on day two of the Grand Circuit meeting with results in 2 12 trot purse 2000 Al Stanley won straight heats best 211 and RE D M second Raffles third in 2 15 pace Foote Prince won last heats Babe won two heats and Charley Miller first heat Tire 208 two year old trot purse 2000 Buck Leburn won straight heats best 228 Baron Peter second Bel grade third
Washington reports the U S navy will add the sister dreadnoughts Florida and Utah to its fleet. Florida enters commission September 15 and Utah shortly after, each displacing about 21 285 tons with 10 12 inch and 20 65 inch guns. The ships outclass the Delaware and North Dakota as the era’s largest American warships. Protests are filed over a proposed silver service bearing Brigham Young portraits to Utah’s namesake in the navy.
Secretary Meyer told a protesting delegation months ago the department would not decide the matter until the service, by its presentation, fell within government jurisdiction.
Chicago news reports President Comis Key leads the majors in players purchased since the 1910 draft period ended, according to a national commission tally dated yesterday. The list highlights Comiskey’s active acquisitions as he builds a potential champion White Sox squad.
Frank B. Pi, claimed member of the American Athletic Club, and J L Court of the New York Athletic Club, journey from New York to San Francisco on a wager. They left New York July 16 and arrived in Chicago August 28 hoping to reach the Pacific coast, but their exact plans and progress remain unclear after an unsettled journey.
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