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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1918
Page
2
The article explains how tires develop a fixed orientation as they wear, stretching and receding in one direction. It urges motorists to mark tires with arrows indicating the direction they have run to ensure correct orientation when remounting and to avoid uneven wear.
In Three Forks on May 25 the Masons and Eastern Star held a social in Sacajawea clubrooms. Mrs S I Young hosted an informal dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jerry Hoyt and Mr Byers as guests. Mrs Barnett gave a dinner party Sunday. Five were invited to Pine and Luncheon followed. The Barnett party included her daughter Kevin Barnett Homer Thompson and Arnold. They drove to Willow Creek to visit Mr and Mrs Erve Brown. Mr and Mrs McLeod hosted early in the week with Mr and Mrs Christensen of Amsterdam as dinner guests.
A San Francisco lawyer, famed for questioning Chi hene witnesses, misreads the texture of a Chinese witness’s dress and mistakes age and occupation. The dialogue reveals misunderstandings as he prepares a talk for the State Minsterial Association on the Divinity of Christ, noting Thursday evening as the event.
London May 18 The American steamer Neches was sunk May 14 off Stort Point in Orkney Islands after colliding with another steamer. The Neches crew were saved while the other ship went down with all hands.
The Frankfurter Zeitung reports the Russian fleet at Sebastopol fell into German hands after occupation. The captured ships include battleships of the pre dreadnought era launched after 1896, four such vessels, two protected cruisers of the Kagnee class, three modern destroyers, seven older destroyers, and several submarines, all safely away.
Phoenix authorities under U S Marshal Dillon arrested more than 100 men in Phoenix in a roundup of draft evaders. Deputies raided motion picture houses and other venues arresting men unable to show draft classifications. Those taken were placed in a stockade as the operation proceeded.
The New York Sentinel reports a skilled pipe mender uses a lathe and precise tools to restore and maintain pipes. He explains cleaning methods from hard cake removal to soft cake extraction, emphasizing drying and air, and warns against neglect leading to poor flavor and shortened pipe life.
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