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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
11
A free cooking school will close tonight with lectures in 8 hall. Two recipes are provided: Lettuce Cocktail and Macaroni with Green Peppers. Lettuce Cocktail uses crigo lettuce onions eggs and a vinegary sauce. Macaroni dish combines boiled macaroni green peppers bacon tomato soup and breadcrumbs then bakes.
A city by-law bans membership for any man publicly charged with dishonesty or corruption in office and found guilty. Police chief among officials involved, the measure aims to curb affiliations with the tainted association and protect public trust.
Tests of eighteen milk samples and two cream samples show butterfat levels meeting state standard of 3.3 percent, with all tests passing. City ordinance requires 25 percent butterfat. several samples narrowly miss city requirement while meeting state rules. Inspectors listed include M F McHale and names such as John Horgan Frank Phomick Mrs Pat Sweeney and others.
Boston June 19 Louis D Brandeis criticizes a house bill granting the Interstate Commerce Commission supervisory powers over railroad securities. He proposes prohibiting railroads from noncarrier businesses and restricts stock acquisitions in other transport lines without prior commission approval. Committee members indicate possible changes to the house provision.
Masons from Butte Wisdom and Anaconda totaling over 300 will convene in Anaconda tonight. Degrees will be conferred on elected members with sessions in morning and afternoon. A banquet will follow the evening session. Grand Master W H Wasensdorff of Miles City represented by W M Montgomery of this city.
A district court filing alleges D H John Bays was injured May 2 in an automobile collision on the road from Georgetown to Anaconda when the moblie of Dr F L St Jean allegedly struck him, causing damages claimed at $8000.
The Standard reports the free cooking school in Anaconda ends tonight after a week of demonstrations by Mrs. Marshment Clae. Hundreds of women attended with warm comments on the instructive sessions and plans were made for future programs and afternoon and evening classes.
Fred Gallagher, wounded in a gunfire incident with Gregson Thursday, is reported recovering at St. Ann's. The 40 year old expects to play in Sunday's bartender union benefit game, stating friends should know he will be ready to pitch.
Tonight the Sons of Rest battle the Southpaws on the commons diamond at 6 o clock. A fast game is expected. Sons of Rest start Shirbey behind the plate with Prince on the mound while the Southpaws counter with O Keefe and Flynn.
Members of the Anaconda camp of the Woodmen of the World will visit the Butte camp on July 1. An invitation from Butte to the Anaconda members was accepted here yesterday. The trip will be made by a special train over the By A. & P.
The 75 year old nephew of Sir Rowland Hit the postal reformer Sir John Howard Stay Hill was found dead in his bed at home in London. An authority on maritime law he headed the Law Society in 1905 to 1904. He complained last night of illness.
An arson squad of militant suffragettes attempted to burn a church in Beckenham, a southeastern suburb of London. The flames were promptly extinguished and damage remained small.
Westinghouse workers at Pittsburg gathered at Partie Creek playgrounds to sign a large union petition supporting demands made two weeks earlier. Picketing continued overnight with minor disruption once union signal force arrived. One arrest occurred near the works. Bridget Kenny, union secretary, helped end the picket line last night.
The Des Moines Chamber of Commerce today urged Congress to adjourn and grant business interests a much needed respite. The plea stresses immediate relief measures and calls for rapid action to stabilize markets and support local commerce.
Interest grows as Ana Conds tennis club expands from eight to twelve members after last night’s meeting. New members listed are J. C. Mating Frank MacKenzie Walter Thomason and Robert Weed. Washoe park courts praised and regular play expected with a forthcoming tournament offering a valuable tennis racquet. Members divided into Class A for two or more year members and Class B for new joiners. P M Halloran serves as president and M A Fulmer as secretary.
At Rapids Michigan on June 19 the International Association of Police Chiefs adjourned after its annual meeting and removed Detective William J Burns from the honorary members list. The body declined to merge with the national sheriffs and railway detectives group, severing Burns’ connection without announcing his dismissal publicly. A new honorary list was adopted leaving Burns off. Chief C G Kiser of Norfolk Virginia spoke on The Police and the Press asserting support for legitimate publicity.
Taffeta silk is in strong demand this season with summer suits popularized by striped silk outfits. A fashionable ensemble features a neat suit with a new Russian overskirt and a short flaring skirt.
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