Former Anaconda Resident James W. Jarvis Dies at 60
James William Jarvis a former Anaconda resident and 60 died Sunday night from a ruptured blood vessel during a coughing fit at Port Townsend Wash He had served as deputy United States shipping commissioner and immigrant inspector for eight years and was active in the Masonic order He was born in Liverpool England and lived in Philipsburg Anaconda Sumas Seattle and Port Townsend among other places He leaves a wife Miss McLeod three children Norman D Jarvis James W Jarvis and Annie Jarvis and four sisters and two brothers
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James William Jarvis
United States Shipping
Port Townsend
Wash
Jarvis
W. B. Bell
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Order
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Fourth and
Birch Streets
Castle Lodge
A. F
A. M
James Jarvis
Oliver Leiser
James W. Jarvis
Liverpool
England
United States
Perth
Ontario
Mandan
N. C
Mont
Sumas
Seattle
Immigration Service
University of Washington
Norman Jarvis
Ireland
Mr. Jarvis
Emma Jane Jarvis
San Francisco
Transvaal
South Africa
Minneapolis
Minn
Salvation Army Christmas Drive Promises 500 Beneficiaries
About 500 persons will be beneficiaries of Salvation Army Christmas endeavor this year. The largest tree in the city will be the attraction at the army hall tomorrow night at 8 o'clock prompt. There will be confections for 200 children. Everyone is welcome.
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Salvation Army
Army Hall
Anaconda Personal News Highlights Holiday Visitors and Trips
Local residents and visitors are noted in Anaconda as several individuals travel for holidays. John Huffmann from Warm Springs attends to business. Miss Gertrude Brinton returns from Los Angeles. Reed College student Gene Crawfor is home for vacation. Margaret Reilly and other Anaconda youths arrive home for holidays. Several others, including Miss Marie Driscoll and Mrs. W. T. Butler family, plan Christmas visits. departures include George McGregor heading to Texas and Napoleon Rondeau family moving to Woonsocket Rhode Island.
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John Huffmann
Warm Springs
Gertrude Brinton
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Hardda
Gene Crawfor
Reed College
Portland
Ore
Margaret Reilly
Spokane
Anaconda
Muriel Kiely
Peg Connell
Teresa McGreevy
Agnes Marron
Martin Dreibelbis
Butte
Charles Ralston
Big Hole Basin
F. P. Ogden
Helena
Bud Childs
French Gulch
Santa Claus
Agnes Furst
Priest River
Idaho
Lower Valley
Margaret Holland
Great Falls
Mary McGinty
East Sixth Street
Oscar Anderson
West Valley
K. Thorson
M. R. Woodward
Billings
Marie Driscoll
Florence Burke
Margaret Coucher
W. T. Butler
Dillon
Denver
Deer Lodge
Napoleon Rondeau
Woonsocket
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War Ends Socialist Theories, Priest Declares
Rev Father Quinan of Portland argues the Great War destroyed socialism and atheism, calling socialism a world‑wide class struggle and atheism an armchair philosophy. He contends Catholic patriotism survives anti Catholic agitation and that Catholics prove their patriotism in wartime.
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Carl Marx
Father Quinan
Portland
Ore
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Earth
United States
Southern Cross Train Rescheduled to Wednesday This Week
The Southern Cross train will run on Wednesday instead of Thursday due to Christmas arrangements. Passengers should adjust plans as schedule changes apply to this week only.
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Maccallum’s
East Park Avenue
Washington Wagoner
Washington Jonathan
California
Sunkist
Hennessy’s
Libby
Heinz Mincemeat
Onc
Battenberg
Georgette Crepe
East Park
M. Fidil
B. T. Asbury
Anaconda News
Answers Gall
J. W. Jarvis
Southern Cross
Orton
Orton Bros
East Park Ave
Anaconda, Mont
C. A. Tuttle Co
Telephone Bell
Paramount
Mack Sennett
East Lynne
Macrae’s
Mr. P. Mahoney
Main Street
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Anaconda Florist
M’dermott & Danielson
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
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