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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1920

Page

3

Large Crop To Bridge Over Wool Market Woes

Utah May 17. Western sheepmen face a ruined industry without a large wool crop and top prices. Frank J. Hagenbarth, president of the National Wool Growers association, says cattlemen in Intermountain territory endure two winters in one with heavy snows and feed shortages. Even best prices may not yield profit for sheepmen. break even seems the outcome. He notes no direct link between wool and cloth prices and cites high labor costs and distributor profiteering as sustaining clothing prices.

Salt Lake City Utah Frank J. Hagenbarth National Wool Growers’ Association Intermountain

Copper Shares Quietly Rise Amid Market Recessions

Utah Copper is reported by New England sources to be quietly accumulating for key channels during market recessions. Inquiries indicate a shift to optimism about copper shares with large investors backing lower production costs from 1919. A rise above 20 cents a pound could lift Utah Copper to about $40 a share, as the Gallia rates supply most of the world copper. The United States seems to be consuming nearly all its production with no Washington aid needed for exports.

Utah New England Age Hellbronner Inve Forteg’s Washington Gallea United States

Court Dismisses Bootleg Charge In Vagrancy Case

In Yakima May 17 a city court dismissed three vagrancy by bootlegging cases after officers failed to prove sale of liquor. Defendants Labore Lam and Owen Shields were found with liquor in boxes or pitchers but no money exchange observed, nullifying jurisdiction. Sidney Beach pleaded guilty to vagrancy by gambling with a $20 fine. In the same complaint cases against Lowney, Walker, Wright, Perry and Sari ech were dismissed. Triplets born last night to Mr and Mrs C Busey in Yakima, healthy and likely to live, bring the family to eight.

Joe Labore Elmer Lam East Park Owen Shields Shields Gerry and Rodda Sidney Beach Joe Lowney W Thomas W. Walker W. Perry George Sareich Yakima Wash C. Busey

Silver at 1 Ver, May 17 Mint heads open market buys

Thomas An superintendent of the local United States mint today received instructions to purchase bar silver in the open market. The government price will be 4 an ounce. Fatal auto crash at Lehart Indiana on May 17 killed Pearl McClelland and injured his wife and her sister Ollie Johnson, all of South Bend, when their auto collided with a Northern Indiana Railway interurban car.

Thomas An United States Mint Lehart Ind Pearl McClelland, x Mra Ollie Johnson South Bend Northern Indiana Railway Company

Noted toreador Gallito killed in Madrid bull ring

Madrid May 17 The famed toreador Gallito Joselito Gomez died at Place de Talavera while attempting to save fellow torero Sanchez Mejias. A 23 year old who began in the ring at 14, Gallito left a fortune of 8,000,000 pesetas. The ring death follows Picador Zurito in the same spot.

Madrid Gallito Joselito Gomez Place de Talavera Sanchez Mejias Alfonso Toreador Picador Zurito Spain

Alleged Diamond Thief Said to Haunt Butte Area

A Spokane deputy sheriff heads to Duluth with papers to extradite Jerome Kirk accused of robbing Mrs. B. C. Corbin in Butte on May 6. Kirk allegedly made off with 35,000 in jewels, with ongoing police links to jewelry in Duluth and photographs matching portraits from Butte. He reportedly had 4500 in jewels and 400 cash upon arrest in Duluth after a prior release from Walla Walla penitentiary.

Spokane Duluth Minn Jerome Kirk B.C. Corbin Kirk Walla Walla

Wife complaints Fox draw fine in police court

Martin Fox was found guilty of causing a disturbance yesterday and fined 50 dollars. His wife showed a discolored eye claiming it came from him. Fox preferred jail over payment. John Mayrett was fined 20 dollars after a disturbance on East Broadway Prof. testified he was struck several times. A charge against Hum Wee and Tom Wah was dismissed. George Charley sought withdrawal of his complaint.

Martin Fox Fox Hum Wee Tom Wah George Charley

Two Seek Divorce One Decree Given

Vera Ferguson files for divorce in Silver Bow district court alleging husband Orville Ferguson threatened her with bodily harm and beat her. Kate Fogerty seeks divorce from Joseph Fogerty on willful desertion and failure to provide. Ida Jones granted a decree from Leonard W. Jones by Judge Lamb. Jamler declared winner in Atlanta as Palmer’s victory hooks delegates to national convention in San Francisco.

Orville Ferguson Vera Ferguson Silver Bow Kate H. Fogerty Joseph Wilson Fogerty Ida Jones Leonard W. Jones Lamb Jalmer Atlanta Morrow Acto Gener. Palmer Georgia San Francisco

Defendants Reduced in Water Case In Butte

Condemnation actions against more than 30 defendants by the Butte Water company to build a water main were dismissed against seven defendants in Judge Jackson’s court on Monday. The case was transferred from Judge Lamb’s court after disqualification. trial will be without a jury, with evidence to begin this morning and expected to last several weeks. Judgment was entered for the water company against W. C. Speer, and several defendants were noted as in default. Names listed include Mela Reilly John Reilly John G. Thomey Frank Schlitz Elsie G Scott Malcolm McCrimmon and Ca Yuga Development company.

Butte Water Company Jackson Casas Lamb Mela Reilly John ¥. Reilly John G. Thomey Yuga’ Development Company Water’ Company W. C. Speer Henry Turner Lafayette Blaine Alexander Busband GC. Whither William H. Alexander Monida Trust Company

Rheumatism Remedy Promises Deep Blood Cure in Ad

An old classified style notice claims rheumatism is bloodborne and deep seated. It promotes a blood remedy said to kill disease germs and permeate the entire system, urging readers to consult the Chief Medical Adviser at 108 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta Georgia.

Swift Laboratory Atlanta ,Ga

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