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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
8
Mayor C W Smith of Anaconda assails officers and business leaders for tolerating bootlegger corruption. He cites weak city court authority, calls for concurrent city and county prosecutions, and urges civil service reform to remove derelict officers while urging public help to enforce prohibition.
Zemo the Clean antiseptic liquid promises prompt relief from itching and a range of skin troubles including pimples blackheads eczema and blotches. The non greasy disappearing liquid dries clear and can be used during the day. Bottle 35c large size 1.00. Adv.
The Imperial presents The Painted Flapper tonight and tomorrow night a true to life tale of a flapper from carefree youth to a settled young American girl showing the awakening to finer things and desertion of flapper ways.
Philip Swanson son of Mr and Mrs Peter Swanson of Silver Lake married Sara Jane Davis of Minneapolis last evening in her parents home. The couple left for a honeymoon and will reside in Hibbing after their trip and return. Swanson is an Anaconda native and Minnesota graduate, now with Chicago Pneumatic Tool. Mrs Swanson is a University of Minnesota alumna.
George Stokan was elected financial secretary of the Mill and Smeltermen's union to fill the vacancy from John Maslovar's departure. He won 157 votes while opponents Mike Lacey 182 Duncan Monroe 107 James Durkin 83 and Hubert Le June 40 received their totals. About 30 percent of members voted. Election judges were J. B. Rankin Frank Gallagher and James Doyle.
In Anaconda Montana the price of gasoline climbed one cent to 28 cents a gallon yesterday. The rise mirrors a state wide increase with no reason given. Oil prices remained unchanged.
Members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and their families will hold a joint picnic at Washoe Park Friday afternoon at 2 o clock. Members are requested to bring their lunches, but coffee and ice cream will be furnished.
Funeral for Joseph Bernard Malloy, longtime city resident, was held at St. Pauls Church with high mass. Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named. Interment in Mount Carmel cemetery. Out of town relatives attended from Nebraska Washington and Butte.
Alma Rubens with Percy Marmont star in A Woman's Faith at the Bluebird tonight. The drama follows a cynic and a hunted woman whose paths cross in an old cathedral setting amid loss of faith and a wary love, adapted from the Miracle serial.
Andrew Giroux and John Doe were arrested by Officers Campbell and Matchett for disturbance at Frank Ferrell's, 722 East Third Street. Telephones torn from walls and chairs hurled through windows were cited.
Anaconda golfers have received an invitation from the Butte Country Club members to play in Butte next Sunday, July 26. The event promises local competition and a friendly morning round.
The Deer Lodge Swimming Pool association, via the American Red Cross national office, engaged Arvid Andresen of Lansing Michigan as swimming instructor and life saving trainer. He will stay about two months and will lead a big water pageant at pool opening around August 10. Andresen previously led Toledo water activities and will also direct outings for boys with life saving and swimming lessons.
Miss Rosemary Sullivan left for Tacoma and coast cities to visit friends for two weeks. Br. J. Cummins went to South Dakota for a few days on legal business. Mr and Mrs R L Reynolds of Townsend are visiting in town. Daniel Geary of Helmville was in the city on Monday and Tuesday. Dr E Moore of Ovando returned home after a few days here. Colbert, W R Church, L Coleman, G L Kleve, Joe Bileseinger and H W Byers all conducted business or visited here Tuesday. Lewis L Lane returned after a week away.
Condos push for wide attendance as players seek entry to the intercity tournament. Interested entrants should notify a sports committee member, including George H. For rest, Wallace K. Smith, R. 8. Oliver and Price McConnell.
Miss Mayme O Keefe daughter of the late James O Keefe and Conrad Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Nels Anderson were secretly married July 1 in Butte. The Rev Father Venus of Sacred Heart church officiated at the parsonage. The couple left for Yellowstone on a honeymoon and plan to live in Anaconda after their return.
Authority granted to the Butte Anaconda and Pacific to abandon its lines between Browns and Southern Cross stations. The move follows the Southern Cross Mining company's cessation of operations years ago, removing the track from service.
Kiwanians report at Deer Lodge meeting on Kiwanis International convention in St Paul with emphasis on better citizenship and law enforcement. Races planned for Labor Day led by Bill Breitenstein. a carni val discussion deferred. Delegates and chairmen appointed for the Helena district convention August 7-8 with Otis Baxter leading the On to Helena committee. expected turnout surpasses 20 members and guests.
Lucile Margaret Hansen seven year old daughter of Jens Hansen Rialto theater manager died after a four day illness. Services set for 2 PM Thursday at the family residence Milwaukee avenue with pallbearers Billy Lintz Bud Steinberger George Burks and Dick Ross. Burial in Hillcrest cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Davis, who died last Friday, will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the Episcopal church. The Rev M D Huddle of Butte will officiate. Pallbearers include Joe Neville Frank Conley Robert Middying William Coleman Peter Louquet Avon and James Allan Blackfoot City.
Warren W. Scovill longtime Elliston resident died at his home Monday at 10:30 am He is survived by a sister Mrs Etta Hoffman Springfield Mo and a half brother Charles White Mountview Ore The body lies at Bien Ross funeral home awaiting word from relatives
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes stepped from a confiscated bootlegger’s automobile parked at prohibition headquarters in Washington. Officials say court rulings allow dry officers to use seized vehicles, and Haynes has utilized that authority.
Drivers of service automobiles in Habana must wear uniforms including trousers a military coat and cap made from Dutch linen or unbleached drill or blue gray alpaca cloth.
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