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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
8
From the Wide World Megazine discussion of mummified heads of a South American Indian tribe near Quito. The heads are shrunk in secret, reducing size while preserving features, then used as curios. The practice is illegal and subjects are described as highly antique yet increasingly scarce.
The Labor Temple association stages a weeklong stand street carnival to fund a building project. Parker Armament Company presents top attractions headlined by Fharoah's Daughter and The Shadow of the Crocodile Miracle painting. Col. George C. Johnson hosts The Annex with exotic exhibits while Alle Verona the astrologer and Captain Cordons showcase trained animals. The program includes The Bandits and Tucson Goldie vaudeville, with Ferris wheels, a carousel, and two military bands providing continuous entertainment.
Alexander Colton, senior at Colton High, stars as Diggory Indé in the production. He recently won the state elocution championship at Missoula and is praised for intelligent delivery, subtle humor, and strong stage presence ahead of the Orpheum Theatre performance next Westend evening.
Special dispatch reports from Karapell June 5 that 12 Oklahoma voters chose Pfrathead valley as the best place to settle for business or home. Other sites considered included Washington Idaho Colorado Wyoming Utah Nevada and Oregon. Te CL Hilton, once of Marshall Ohio, arrived in Flathead to establish a home and enter banking at Ele Fark.
The corporation tax issue, tied to Taft era proposals, faces reargument after Supreme Court order. About 9,000 corporations have filed returns or paid estimates. totals by region are being tallied. June payments incur penalties and interest if unpaid. the case tests constitutionality of a broad excise like tax on corporate earnings.
The North Western Line adds all steel coaches to its safety system for passenger trains. The Hadger State express now uses the new cars between Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago, with through trains being equipped as quickly as received from builders. Cars are steel throughout with a concrete floor and a steel framework, designed to withstand collisions and reduce wood use. The update marks progress in safety and comfort for riders on the line.
Mr. Duncan presents the final lecture in the Unitarian parish house series, examining George Bernard Shaw and his link to nineteenth century humanitarian thought. Readings from Shaw’s notable dramas will be delivered in his dramatic style, linking utopian ideals to Shaw’s economic collectivism and offering an entertaining, provocative view of literature.
Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad resumes freight and passenger service after rebuilding. Trains will run from Chicago to Salt Lake and Los Angeles with improved speed and new equipment. Local agent A H Mellbronner will sell tickets, with reduced rates on perishables to Southern California.
12 year old Eemoin Williagis of Hautigi describes being kicked by a cow that stepped on her leg at a ranch near Bish Creek. She suffered a compound fracture with bone protruding and required cast care. Despite pain she stayed cheerful and noted the timing spared her school.
Last night at the Christian church the Sunday school presented a full program titled The fret nym ited of the marching in of the children's classes. Nora Jenkins recited The New Century and a bright number titled Bright and Shining Lights featured children with lit candles. Merle Jordan delivered Sending De Word Into, and a march and banner drill by six boys and girls led by Jean Jordan and Jenole Wood followed, ending with Valiant Soldiers. Jeby Weinberg sang I Must Tell It, Walter Adams gave a recitation, and Edna Bennetts led an exercise from Mrs Osler's class. The program closed with Into All the World and a chorus and dexology.
A party of geological engineers from Ui geologien visits Ball Montana region to survey large coal areas. They review field work and plan surveying across the Hall mountain and surrounding territory, with railroad access via a Milwanker branch across Musselahell toward Roundup. T. Lupton leads the engineering party to complete the charter work and advance the survey.
Special Dispatch from Tetena reports a clash over hanging a portrait of General Lee in a school assembly room. The Daughters of the Confederacy secured permission from the school board, though trustees had not viewed the image. A post commander favors viewing Lee as a man, not a Confederate general, and cautions no action until protests reach the board. The post and Daughters expect the board to decide whether to rescind or uphold the display.
Maurice Hartnett deputy county auditor died after a month with a paralytic stroke at his home 308 South Maho Street Butte He had lived in the district about two years and was a well known resident His Irish birth and large family survivals noted Funeral arrangements were not yet set
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