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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
12
A large sale offers sport skirts, 38 and 40 inch voiles, ratine fabrics, woven tissues and check patterns at discounted prices. hosiery, lace and net vees, bloomers, nightgowns, envelopes, corsets, straw hats, union suits, and boys and girls outfits are featured with prices like 69 cents, 59 cents, and 1.95, all heavily advertised for a Friday sale.
Blue denim suits with red trim for ages 1 to 8 years offered on sale on the Second Floor. Regular 95c value, now 79c. Spell value market note highlights Everwear line.
Police Chief Murphy announced a permanent intens ive drive on reckless motorists. Officers to stop dangerous passes of stopped street cars. In court yesterday K Rudolph and George Leon id were each fined 10 dollars for reckless driving.
Under Miss Helen Greenough and M A Clevett of the YMCA, thousands of youngsters enjoyed games in the grove and a meal in the trees, making the outing a lively community event.
C E Brooks retiring as Montana division head at Pocatello will assume Salt Lake division superintendency. He is replacing A A Pierce, who moves to headship of the Guggenheim interests in Seattle. Brooks will move to Pocatello, not related to C F Brooks.
A state office report filed with County Clerk William Moloy lists May registrations: automobiles 87 800, trucks 4 650, motorcycles 222. April totals were automobiles 25 651, trucks 3 061, motorcycles 141. A Associated Press dispatch from Spokane notes aviator Prest arriving from Plains Montana en route to Seattle and then north, after a brief Glacier National Park diversion due to high winds.
Mrs Jonn raur sones visiting Butte as delegate to the disabled veterans national convention. She stopped to visit her brother Archie Kennedy of Butte Produce Co. during the trip from Minnesota to San Francisco. Sam Gompers is quoted on organized labor.
Washington reports the bureau has begun experimental work on cassina or yaupon a new beverage with potential to rival tea and coffee in bouquet flavor and quality. The effort aims to produce a drink acceptable to consumers and offers significant promise for the department.
Former heavyweight champion Jess Willard says he will not be ready for a bout with Jack Dempsey by Labor Day and expects to be ready in October. He cites lack of communication from Floyd Fitzsimmons and plans to confer with Tex Rickard in New York to settle terms.
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