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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
7
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes a white refined facial clay claiming it preserves youth, purifies pores, reduces wrinkles, and restores a rosy glow. She urges women to use her Youth Clay and related products, pricing at 6 cents to 1 dollar, with requests to dealers nationwide.
Jack Dempsey, the heavyweight champion, was sidelined from ring activity by an eye injury after a June 1 sparring session with Rocco Stramaglia. A patch and cotton keep the eye protected as he hikes and plays cards at the camp in Great Falls Montana. Tommy Gibbons began training for a July 4 title bout in Shelby, hiking five miles before a light session.
Butte boxer Monahan advances to an eight-round semi-windup against Fred Hach following a string of recent victories. The bout lands at the Wells Simonich affair hosted by Lesson at Broadway Tuesday.
A fragmented dialogue at a wedding reveals a guest asking about a kiss as the bride is involved with others. The reply notes the scene as a simple gathering outside with the couple present, while past romantic ties surface in the awkward exchange.
Frank Tia, a well known San Francisco citizen living at 8146 Third Avenue, reports a dramatic recovery after using Tanlac. He describes previous drowsiness and weakness, then renewed appetite and energy, stating he would recommend Tanlac to friends. Tanlac is advertised as available at druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
A fragmentary news note mentions Mrs Janay Sich and Daina facing health weakness. A friend recommends Lydia Be Pinks Compound as a standard remedy now recognized. The piece hints at men and women forced to give up work and seeks relief through the product.
Eugens Criqui of France, newly crowned world featherweight champion, will defend his title on July 30 at Polo Grounds against New York challenger Johnny Du ndes. O Rourke announced the night bout terms with Criqui earning 37 percent and Dundes 12 percent of gate receipts. Tex Rickard bid but was rejected.
A four man Butte fishing party led by Jerry Martinun with Jim Keefe Jack Dever and Bito Malies returned Tuesday night with a record early season haul at Madison dam. They landed a five pound silver salmon trout and various prize fish using flies. Water levels were low and expected to rise to allow ongoing fine fishing for some time.
James Mullen promoter of Benny Leonard Pinky Mitchell bout says he will pay a fine and serve a jail term to challenge the Illinois anti prize fighting statute. Municipal Judge Barasa adjourned the case to June 12 and will decide on promoter and spectator John Callaghan's guilt, with possible state court appeal on the law’s validity.
An order directing persons involved in the Seattle Baseball Club matter to appear for depositions on June 14 was issued by Judge William P. James. Named witnesses include William Wrigley Jr, Wade Kiliefer, Joseph H. Patrick, and an uncle of Kiliefer. Western Union, Postal and Federal Telegraph were ordered to produce Seattle records.
At the Angonia An tonia theater last night Warner Bros latest production drew enthusiastic crowds. The well appointed venue praised a beautifully staged adaptation of a popular novel about love, disappointment, marriage, and a happy ending. Tonight is the last showing. Tomorrow brings Gimme a funny comedy to Ansonia.
Minnie Richards of Butte was convicted Wednesday of theft of fur goods from a local dry goods store during last fair week. She waived time for sentencing and received a suspended one to two year term in the State penitentiary at Deer Lodge. Gwen Allen pleaded guilty after the conviction, with Judge Poorman imposing the suspended sentence.
Zeman Mont June 7 Commander of the American Legion Alvin M Owsley stopped in Bozeman for about 10 minutes to meet Legion members the ladies auxiliary and friends. He received flowers and a framed scene of West Gallatin canyon as a memento of the visit. He spoke briefly preferring informal visits en route to Yellowstone.
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