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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1925
Page
4
The article notes ancient American civilizations that settled in the West and conducted extensive trade in food and clothing with nearby tribes. It highlights pagan sun-worship and cites Professor Horner's ongoing research as evidence of an advanced ancient Mecca-like center in the district.
Governor Sitser of New Jersey blasts lax standards and calls for stronger regulation to shield the investing public from fraud. He argues government safeguards aid liberty and warns that without oversight, investors will flee securities markets harming banks and business. He also says bankers must lead in safeguarding public funds and maintaining confidence in banking institutions.
On opening of the fishing season the article praises the Butte Anglers club for stocking streams, rearing ponds, and guarding fingerlings to sustain game fish. It urges all residents of Butte to join and support the propagation of sport fish across Montana streams.
The West reports an ancient metropolis near The Dalles in the Columbia river valley. Prof Horner of Oregon Agricultural College notes the site was a fishing capital for powerful tribes, with sun religion spreading outward. The fate of Wishkam remains unknown, possibly conquered by migratory or belligerent peoples.
Reporters and travelers describe mixed reactions to Ontario’s return of beer at 4.4 percent alcohol by volume and 22 percent by weight. Wayne Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League observes that border easing may not sway U S drinkers opposing Prohibition. Provincial authorities deem the beer has little intoxicating power, while some see it as a prelude to U S policy shifts. Public sentiment remains split on reintroduction of strong liquor.
A satirical look at Governor Blaine vetoing a bill that would penalize animal fighting. The piece portrays Wisconsin as militarist, praising bellicose pets and citizens, with Sen. La Follette mocked for pacifist framing yet praised for never shying from war. It lampoons state ardor and calls birds beasts and dogs to a war footing.
Inery mi Montana city keeps pace with Salt Creek field led by Kevin Sunburst area. O Neil brothers operate on a 320 acre tract with Butte 12 percent royalty. Two wells have produced this spring with a third planned near Wednesday. Heirs of Minnie McCormick hold controlling royalty interests. plans include return to Shelby.
George Scott an elderly resident of the Fish Creek district near Whitehall died yesterday at his son’s home in Burley Idaho after a telegram reached relatives in Butte He had lived with his son in Burley for about a year since retiring from ranching He was a West Virginia native over 70 and had long been prominent in Jefferson district politics Scott leaves five sons George Jeverdy Roy Kyle and Mer Shree and two daughters Mrs W S Gillestle and Mrs A H Johns with his wife a rancher William Walsh funeral.
Fidelity lodge No 1 0 C F will celebrate its forty ninth anniversary tonight The lodge first in Butte was initiated on May 25 187 The Monday meeting will feature a class of candidates officers nominated for the coming term and chairs filled when the Montana grand lodge meets in Butte next October The degree staff led by Staff Captain Harry James has been active every Monday preparing for the grand lodge event Mrs Charlotte Hazards lectures on constructive thinking continue at the School of Constructive Thinking in Butte with two sessions today at 18 and 7 o clock free of charge
More than a hundred members of Montana commandery No 3 Knights Templar attended Ascension day services at First Presbyterian church in Butte at 11 yesterday, marking a 31 year old ceremony tied to the building’s origin. Afterward they dined at the Masonic temple with brief addresses by officers. The group gathered at the temple at 10 15 to march to the church.
Detectives Powell and White arrested an alleged burglar from Salt Lake City after a telegram from Chief Burbridge stated the man is wanted on a burglary charge. The wire indicated Dougherty is suspected in several burglaries and other crimes.
Kesee was arrested by Officers Finnivid and Van Orden yesterday on charges of passing worthless checks. Two checks for small amounts are alleged to have been given to Butte people by Kesoe.
Rumors swirl around a vacancy on the United States Supreme Court with President Coolidge expected to consider a successor. Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes of Massachusetts is visibly aging and his retirement is frequently discussed in Washington and among political circles. Holmes, Harvard trained since 1861, fought in the Civil War and is renowned as a hard worker, though recent months show signs of waning vigor.
William J. Warner a veteran Anaconda smelter man died at St. Ann's Hospital after several weeks illness. Born in Vandalia NL 67 years ago he came to Anaconda in 1883 and lived here since the early 1890s. Survived by son Fred Winlock Wash and daughter Grace M. Finany Portland Ore. funeral and burial details to be announced. He lived at Pottrits block and was a Loyal Order of Moose member. Buried Mount Carmel cemetery.
G M Miller of the Anaconda Gala Motor company notes a sharp price cut for Hudson Essex cars, claiming the Hudson open models cost more than half their wartime peak and that sedans now undercut earlier Coach prices. He stresses the value program and ongoing improvements while noting record production and strong sales momentum.
Funeral services will be held for Mrs Agnes Labissonniere who died from injuries in an earlier site accident. The service will be from the P J Cleblocx chapel and burial will be in Mount Car Cemetery.
Veterans of three wars gathered at St Mark's Church for a memorial service at 1 30 PM honoring former service members. Large attendance included Mijared Bodies members and many parishioners, with the service described as impressive and the first rites of the year in the city.
The Imperial Theatre presents That Devil Quemado starring Fred Thomson with Gloria Hope in the leading role. Del Andrews directs this Western melodrama by Marvin Winnite, featuring a large cast including Nola Lusford, Albert Priscoe, Bryan Douglas, Joseph Bell, Alan Roscoe and Rebel Cantiero. strong action promises dramatic incidents. California more than 10 wives cook by electricity.
The mixed foursome events move to stage two as 32 players were cut last week. In the first flight, Mrs H M Blake and Sam Watson face Mrs Frank Tucker and O C Shepard, while Miss Edith Brunton and W C Cayron meet Miss Elisabeth Gardiner and Mrs F Amthor and J A Hylto. Third flight brings Miss Chiores Campbell and R Emmonds against Mrs Tuchachere and Dr A J Wil. Fourth flight pits Miss Margaret Nuckols and G F S de Maro against Miss Helen Fagan and R Marz vra W L Beal and E Brandage versus Miss Gertrude Bresnahan and W Dickson.
Health conferences in the city last week found many children undernourished and prone to rickets due to improper feeding. Mrs. Crockett reported several cases of malnutrition and related ailments such as flat feet enlarged glands and decayed teeth. A clinic at St Peters school examined 44 babies with Dr W E Long and Dominican sisters assisting and further exams planned at Lincoln school with mothers urged to bring babies for checkups.
St Pauls Dramatic club stages its last show of the season a American comedy drama with biblical title set in America An experienced cast under Ernest Lavish and Mayme Barry rehearsed weeks and aim for a professional tone akin to Rick’s and My Irish Rose Vaudeville stunts and an orchestra will fill interludes Friday show starts at 8 o clock for children while adults attend Friday Saturday and Sunday evening performances for adults only
Horoscope notes a doubtful day with Denebola Mars opposition. It predicts improvements in physical strength for women and mental prowess, but warns against social deterioration and civil conflict. The forecast signals a summer of extraordinary events, especially in Cancer, with strong implications for masculine vitality and artistic achievement.
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