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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
2
The article reports the resignation of Mr. Cooley from the Montana extension service after years of growth in the state. He is described as the last veteran in extension work in the West and plans no announced new role yet.
Henry L. Lawton camp No 1 United Spanish War Veterans observed Dewey Day the twenty sixth anniversary of Admiral Dewey s capture of the Spanish fleet at Manila bay with a grand May Day ball at the Winter Garden and Kumacher s hall last evening. Hundreds of couples danced from 9 to midnight. Sybil Brown s pupils performed in minuet Dutch and Spanish dances. Loomis orchestra and entertainers played at the Winter Garden while the Columbia orchestra of 10 pieces played at Schumacher s. The blue dress uniforms of the veterans added formality to the scene and the waltz was danced in a fashion to show up the younger generation. The affair was a thorough success for the U S W V and attendees.
The Rev. William L. Wade of Helena, head of the Anti-Saloon League of America, will spend a week in Butte with church groups to promote law enforcement. He will speak at Grace M E on Sunday and show the film Lest We Forget at various churches Monday through Friday, sponsored by the Silver Bow County Ministerial Association.
A man giving the name Dan Sullivan was arrested on East Mercury street and jailed on a highway robbery charge. Detective James Larkin alleges he held up a man on East Granite Street three months ago, taking money and clothing in the incident.
Funeral services for Herman Pirto were held yesterday at Sherman & Reed chapel at 2 o clock. The Rev George Audio officiated with solos by Mrs Vartia. Pallbearers included Francis Allard Jack Rando Matt Lahti John Muhojoki William Tulin and Emil Anderson. Burial was in Mountain View cemetery.
Miss Helen McLeod a state university student has returned to Missoula to resume her studies after acting the week with her parents J and Mrs A B McLeod of Butte.
A chimney fire caused by an over heated range prompted the Quartz Street fire department to respond to George Gold at 817 North Henry Street around 9 PM. The blaze in the chimney was put out with chemicals and no damage occurred.
Workers and others at Anderson and Horrell Hill settlement watched as state troops guarded the area. Additional deaths were reported from Columbia where two injured died in hospitals and Robertsonville where a twister struck. Thirty homes were reported destroyed and Mayor G. H. Cox issued an appeal. One unidentified woman was killed.
Vincent Richards reversed his resignation from the 1924 U S Davis Cup team citing assurances of eligibility and a chance to present his side under player writer rules. He remains barred from the Olympic squad and accepted a reconsideration by U S S T A president George W Wightman after previous criticism of officials and the rule.
Members of Pat Sullivan's boxing club will meet in the gymnasium at 8 o'clock to plan a fundraising drive to equip a new gym. The present facility is inadequate for the large number of boys seeking admittance, and all boys are urged to attend.
The Girls Debate League of Butte High will hold its annual banquet at Gamers on Tuesday May 13. At the next meeting the girls will serve refreshments.
T E Shanahan, said to be wanted in Butte on a federal charge, was arrested at No 1 Main street Anaconda last night by Under Sheriff Mahoney and Officer Osborne. Federal officers in Butte issued a warrant for his arrest several days ago.
Dr Frederick H Baetjer professor of roentgenology at Johns Hopkins medical school and noted X ray expert underwent his fiftieth operation to remove burns infections from the powerful ray. He recovered well and was expected to leave the hospital within ten days.
Testimony before the senate committee reveals Wheeler's alleged involvement with land permits and Campbell, with Coan and Glosser cited. Witnesses describe conversations at the Rainbow hotel conference and plans to employ Wheeler for permit dealings, with talk of a share in a favorable outcome.
Finney explained that President Harding may have authorized leases when naval reserves were shifted to the interior department. He detailed the Honolulu lease during a broader review of naval reserve No. 3, the checker board, noting this is the committee’s first full look at these leases and aims to finish this section quickly.
Washington May 1 The engagement of Miss Wallace daughter of Secretary Wallace and Mrs Wallace to Dr Charlee Bruggmann first secretary of the Swiss legation in Paris is announced The marriage will take place May 14 Dr Bruggmann previously served as first secretary in Washington for three years before his transfer to Paris a year ago
W. A. Bower formerly of Anaconda has arrived in Hamilton and assumed the management of the Valley Mercantile company's department store. He succeeds George M. Walden who has run the store for the past two years. Mr Bower came here from Los Angeles.
Corvallis high defeated Victor high 20 to 7 in the valley season opener. Corvallis sluggers proved dominant after the fourth inning as the batteries were Cates and Wilcox for Victor and Popham Verlan and Jenkins for Corvallis. Dad Stanley umpired the game.
Hamilton May 1 reports Mr and Mrs Anthony Hork and Miss Carrie Hork back from Missoula. Mrs B P Palmer, formerly of Hamilton, arrived from Southern California to stay several days on business. Miles Romney, editor Western News, returned from a trip to Dillon Butte and Helena. E M Smith who runs Medicicine Springs hotel passed through Hamilton returning from Missoula. Smith said springs opened Easter Sunday with a large crowd and roads are in good condition after snow disappeared two weeks ago.
United States public health service investigations into spotted fever at Hamilton Ontario face a guinea pig shortage. Dr. R. R. Parker said 5,500 have been used in three years with 300 to 400 per month. rabbits are now used but unsatisfactory. He linked the wood tick to deer fly fever and noted an Idaho woodsman died after a tick bite.
A broad rise in temperatures is reported across the Northwest while Manitoba experiences a slight fall. Moderate to low pressure systems cover the region with Wyoming notably higher. City readings include Kalispell 66, Miles City 73, Chicago 63, Los Angeles 72, New York 62, Portland 80, St Paul 38, San Francisco 66, Seattle 20, Spokane 76. Weather remains fair with clear skies this evening and no significant precipitation reported.
Glenn Smith of Missoula national forest officer in charge of grazing land in Montana and Idaho was reelected president of the Montana Sportsman's association. M S Carpenter of Missoula was elected secretary at the annual meeting of the board of directors held in Livingston. The meeting adjourned with a banquet by the Livingston Rod and Gun club as plans were discussed for further protection of Montana game and the extermination of predatory animals.
Livingston May 1 The board of commissioners authorized eight men to clear snow blocking the road between Livingston and Bozeman. Tourists bound for Yellowstone park have arrived in Livingston from the west and report the Yellowstone trail park strip is almost impassable, hindering passage for weeks.
Helena May 1. Arguments on the appeal of Seth O. Danner who was condemned to death for the murder of Florence Sprouse will be heard May 19. The case was scheduled in today’s calendar.
A group of pupils from L A Gregory’s studio will perform Monday evening at the training school auditorium in Dillon. The free program at 8:15 pm features solos on violin piano trombone and clarinet, plus ensembles by a violin cello and piano trio and a junior orchestra of ages nine to 13. The public is invited.
Dillon observes Boys Week with a health address by Dr. W H Stephen to Beaverhead County High School students. The program, directed by the Dillon Rotary club, began last Sunday with daily exercises marking the observance.
Dillon residents returned from Great Falls after attending the funeral of Edwin L. Norris held earlier in the week. Among those seen back in Dillon were Frank Landon John Collins Albert Stamm A L Stone and George Metlen.
Dale Metlen arrives from Armstead while Harry Helming visits from the Big Hole basin. Mrs. Noah Allen and Mrs. Lester Rice of Apex were here yesterday. Miss Cora Taylor remains in serious condition after an operation. Junior prom attendees plan a trip to Virginia City Saturday. M F Fullerton of Jackson and Clarence Baril of Sheridan are visiting. L B Hutton comes from Jeffers. Theresa Gay of the high school is ill at home. Judge Joseph B Poindexter of Honolulu visits Butte this week. Mrs. Elsie Garrison comes from Reichle.
The state board of equalization leaves for Northern Montana for taxation and equalization discussions. Meetings will be held in Great Falls Shelby Chester Havre Chinook Malta Glasgow Poplar Bainville Scobey and Plentywood from May 2 to May 10 with sessions mornings afternoons and evenings.
Missoula May fete hosted by University of Montana women will be staged May 24 on the campus oval. The pageant will be smaller but with careful cast selection. D'Arcy Dahlberg, 25, Missoula, wrote the theme "The Birth of the Flowers." The queen will be chosen from senior class members Helen Newman, Olive McKay, and Marjorie Wilkinson.
Deer Lodge May 1 The spring vaudeville by the High School Glee Club at the Rialto tonight promises entertaining acts under Miss Otis. Featured numbers include The Bold Pirate Two Famous Violinists A Ballet Dance Four Faithful Husbands A Scene From Old Japan Huckleberry Finn A Romance of the Seventies Way Up in the Silver Moon I Love To Be a Sailor At the Coon Camp Meeting Springtime in the Orchard and more with the Glee Club providing chorus.
A large Deer Lodge crowd filled the Kiwanis Home Product show exhibits from 6 pm until late last night. Locals and visitors praised the well arranged displays and attractive booths. The event runs two more days, ending Saturday with a grand ball at City Hall.
Mrs J A Shaubut returned from Ogden Utah. Miss Fay Henderson Erma Brown Beth Evans and Irene Lowery drove to Butte to see Sally at Broadway theater. Robert Middyng filed for county treasurer on the democratic ticket. Under Sheriff L C Boedecker handled Helmville affairs. Mrs Parnell Maxwell and Miss Georgia Kelley toured to Butte. Attorney Hiram Rodgers of Anaconda visited Deer Lodge. Dr F B Hall visited Butte. Joe Quigley of Avon conducted business in Deer Lodge. Frank Slaughter of Pioneer visited. Miss Sally Batterton returned from Los Angeles. 8 C Kenyon of Bozeman visits daughter this week. Raymond Becklund attended Sally in Butte. Joseph Smith II attended Sally in Butte. Mr and Mrs Dr C S Powell toured to Butte for Sally. Lewis Lh Lane left for Colorado to visit relatives. Mrs H J Herron was a Butte visitor. Jens Hanson and R W Ross were in Butte and Hall on business. Mr and Mrs BE McHugh of Philipsburg visited Deer Lodge friends. Mrs Matti Anderson of Garrison shopped in Deer Lodge. Mr and Mrs Arthur Lochrie were in Butte. Dr F L Unmack leaves for vacation in Chicago and elsewhere. A number of high school girls take teachers exams under Miss Florence Hill.
Helena May 1 Elizabeth Ireland Hill county superintendent of schools filed with the secretary of state as Republican candidate for state superintendent. Henry G Rodgers Beaverhead county legislator filed as Republican candidate for judge of the Fifth judicial district comprising Beaverhead Madison and Jefferson counties. Rodgers is brother of the late Col W B Rodgers and attorney Hiram Rodgers of Anaconda.
C. C. Moody was found not guilty in Havre district court on a manslaughter charge arising from the November 20 death of Eleanor O'Brien Red Cross secretary struck by Moody's automobile. Moody contended she stepped into the roadway and he did not see her in time to stop.
Helena May 1 The Montana Supreme Court denied a new trial in Martinsberg versus Sunburst Oil and Gas over oil land leases. The plaintiff had won earlier, with the court upholding the defendant’s failure to perform contract obligations as the basis to terminate the leases.
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