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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
23
The Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 130 Higgins Avenue Missoula with a telephone number 118 Advertising rates on application.
Governor Toole and University leaders conferred in Missoula on the state school hand question after the recent supreme court ruling. A private discussion weighed taking the case to the U S Supreme Court versus a possible special legislative session. Toole declined to comment, signaling no public action unless necessary.
Missoula Jan 23 A meeting of the Missoula Merchants Protective association drew large turnout. Topics included broadening the organization, adding members, and hiring a secretary. A follow up session is planned to prepare for delegates of the Retail Merchants Protective association of Montana arriving February 19. The Ravalli hotel in Hamilton will operate year round.
Missoula report states A J Shunk advance agent for the Red Men basketball team of Red Wing Minnesota conferred today with Superintendent J G McKay and Mr Daniels regarding upcoming game arrangements in Missoula.
The text explains that uric acid gravel results from kidneys failing to remove poisonous waste from blood. Urine is usually scanty and may form a brick dust sediment. in advanced cases uric acid appears as fine sand or crystals with symptoms like kidney and bladder inflammation, indigestion, heartburn, gout, and rheumatism.
Mrs. M. E. Dean of Chattanooga Tennessee endorses Warner's Safe Cure saying it cured chills from uric acid poison and malaria affecting kidneys. She urges doctors to prescribe Safe Cure instead of quinine and notes using Safe Pills as a gentle laxative.
This testimonial style notice urges urine testing after 24 hours to detect kidney disease and potential fatal conditions. It promotes Safe Cure as the sole guaranteed vegetable remedy for liver bladder and related ailments, claiming safety and absence of harmful drugs. Available at drug stores or direct purchase.
If you doubt the development of the disease in your system send a urine sample to the medical department of Warner's Safe Care Co Rochester New York. Doctors will analyze it and provide a report with advice and a medical booklet free.
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Pills and Safe Cure as a remedy for various ailments, claiming they move the bonds gently and aid a speedy cure. The text urges readers to ask for Warner's remedies.
Negotiations with the Y M C A and Dr Joseph Doet tinger representing the Red Men created an agreement to bring a visiting team to play February 19. A combined high school and Y M C A squad will meet them under Coach Battersby with training provided by him using the Flite ball for the occasion.
Governor Toole refused to issue requisition papers to return Mrs Emma Roe and Smith Higgins from Juneau Alaska. Roe faces grand larceny charges while Higgins is named as a accomplice. The governor questioned the likelihood of a sustained land larceny charge and cited expense. No new action today. possible new charge next day. If none, sheriff may order their release by Juneau officials.
John F. Bannan reports a Christmas time burglary at Pioneer post office and Modern Woodmen camp. About 130 dollars from the lodge safe and some government funds were taken by an intruder familiar with the combination. No arrests yet. local suspects considered likely.
Dan Ryan found wandering in a demented state near Rattlesnake Creek and confined to Sisters Hospital. An insanity board examined him and ordered commitment to the Warm Springs asylum. Drs Buckley and Pease testified. Deputy Sheriff Ross to transport him at dawn.
Frank Griffith and Ed Smith were arraigned in Missoula for the West Front street holdup of Christopher Strauss. They waived preliminary examination and were bound over to district court with $1,000 bonds each. Also before Judge Hayes were John Wright and Frank Clark, charged with vagrancy, each sentenced to 10 days in the county jail.
In Helena on January 23 the jury in the government’s timber cutting case against James I Voorheis of Missoula County returned a guilty verdict after half an hour. Voorheis was fined $100 and paid it. Co yer pleaded guilty to illegal timber cutting and was fined $100.
Mary Mack seven died morning at 914 Cherry Street from diphtheria. Her father Charles Mack works as a pump man for Northern Pacific at Austin and returned home this evening. Funeral is private at Valley cemetery Wednesday afternoon with Rev. Ernest W. Wright officiating. Marsh undertaker handling arrangements.
Napoleon Richard a half breed Indian was jailed in Missoula after Plains justice H R Stevens sentenced him to 55 days for obtaining money under false pretenses carried to the county jail by Constable E S Castles from Plains tonight.
D L Smith of Dixon Montana, a well known hotel man, is in Missoula with his daughters. He says Dixon is a favored Montana section this year with little snow and mild weather. Plans are underway to install a Bearmouth to Garnet telephone line to handle growing business, work to start early spring.
Archer Hammon, president of the Guayaquil & Quito railway, received a cable from Ecuador’s new president General Alaforo promising to personally protect all American interests in Ecuador.
J O Read formerly of the Rankin hotel in Missoula and Louis Peterson of Hamilton bought the Hamilton hotel known as the Page hotel for about 25000. The seller was H B Page, an early Bitterroot Valley resident, sale broker William Fisk, Page’s son in law who ran the house last year. Page underwent recent surgery in Rochester Minnesota and is expected home in about two weeks.
Survey work for the big irrigation ditch progresses from Darby toward the hills opposite Hamilton. The canal, a major Western Montana project, is expected to raise ranch land values by about 60 percent and reclaim thousands of acres. Local court activity continues with several cases settled or moved to the next term. residents Fred Hartenberg and his wife depart for Portland after long service in Hamilton.
The ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for insidious dyspepsia and indigestion by digesting food rather than stressing the stomach. It argues nerves are nourished through better digestion, contrasts with nerve tonics, and claims the tablets rest the stomach, restore energy, and benefit health overall.
Indianapolis January 23 coal operators in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois will hold district meetings to unify their proposals for the United Mine Workers joint conference starting Thursday. They signal a firm stand against wage increases beyond the pre agreement level and are unlikely to admit outlying states to the talks.
Peking January 28. Since Prince Tuan's son was dismissed for his father's Boxer disturbances there is no heir to the throne. The dowager empress orders all eligible princes presented at the palace on Chinese New Year. Three or four will be kept in the imperial palace for a year or two, and from these the emperor's successor will be chosen.
Helena January 23. Attorney General Galen issues guidance to Cascade county on health officers powers over infectious diseases. He says all necessary enforcement expenses are county charges payable from the general fund and that a county health officer may take steps to restrict or suppress dangerous diseases within reasonable limits. He urges the board of health to adopt a rule conferring authority to act for the board under specified conditions.
Washington reports show Mr Spooner and Mr Tillman clashing in a three hour Senate debate on the Moroccan conference at Algeciras and the San Domingo treaty. Culberson contends the president usurped Senate powers while Lodge schedules a follow up discussion tomorrow.
Saratoga N Y January 23 Justice Kellogg overruled the demurrer by James H Hyde to the complaint in the suit brought by Mary S Young against the Equitable Life Assurance Society and Hyde. The action seeks distribution of the surplus of the society in which Young is a stock and policy holder.
At St Petersburg meeting the constitutional democratic convention adopts a platform declaring Russia a constitutional parliamentary monarchy. Professor Padouin de Courtney argues republic would invite military rule and dictatorship, urging acceptance of a monarchic form.
Caracas reports the Franco-Venezuelan correspondence shows claimed French government connivance in the Matos revolution. It also notes the French Cable company as the government’s news carrier used to justify action against the company.
Paris officials say no decision has been made on France's response to Venezuela and decline to discuss possible intentions.
Benjamin Catchings of Birmingham Alabama, about 25, identified as son of a former southern congressman, was arrested by Secret Service officers in Philadelphia amid an investigation into letters urging people to join the Civic Cadets of America. No charges yet. he will be held pending family action. authorities report possible temporary dementia.
A receiver bill for the National Life Insurance Company of Chicago has been filed in Des Moines district court. The company holds $1,700,000 on deposit with the state auditor.
Enormous loss by fire in Jackson Mississippi as the cotton compress burned. Nine thousand five hundred bales of cotton consumed. Loss placed at about seven hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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