Eye Strain and Eye Muscles Explain Vision Focus
A brief note describes how eye muscles move the eyes to focus light and aid universal vision. It emphasizes the role of muscular action in strain and eye function.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
7
A brief note describes how eye muscles move the eyes to focus light and aid universal vision. It emphasizes the role of muscular action in strain and eye function.
Butte notes list a flurry of visitors and locals in the city yesterday including Orton Bros rent pianos, T M Griffin from Billings, Edith Lowrey of Garnet, Mrs Daly of Livingston, J Cavanaugh of Glendive, Frank Starke of Boulder, F C Merrill of Ca ness, W F Cobban of Missoula, C Ashby Jr of Helena, J L De Hart state warden, and Mra Mary O'Tirien plus Mrs Rife of Dillon. Also mentions soldiers bound for Camp Lewis, Allendale ranch purchase, and Tutte lodge activity with officers en route to the western army department.
Mrs Edward B Close of Greenwich Conn offers the Fairhope School a 300000 mansion valued at 200000 for its education work helping poor boys and girls. Miss Marietta Johnson says the gift, from the Roc iaze area, will enable extensive charitable programs nationwide.
Judge J B W Clernan of the district court for Silver Bow County dies after 48 hours of illness. The article notes his long service, planned funeral at Our Lady of the Catholic cemetery, services at Elke Hall, and a procession with honorary pallbearers from the Elk lodge and bar. It mentions memorials by the Resolutines Committee and a joint session for future departmental duties.
J B McClernan, native of Troy Montana, born 55 years ago last month, rose from local public schools to a law clerkship and practice. He served as district judge in Silver Bow County, faced a high profile disbarment dispute involving Amalgamated company attorneys, then pursued the state supreme bench, returning to district court and earning continued electoral support for his disciplined legal mind.
The long career of Judge McClernan is marked by firm decisions and few comments on law. Known as the noncault judge by a critic, he often dismissed cases to spare county costs and jury service. Survived by a widow and four sisters, he served in the Elk lodge and maintained calendar discipline until illness halted his work.
Sheriff conceded releasing Owen was improper and careless, acknowledging he acted thoughtlessly in permitting the inmate to leave jail. The admission follows questions about custody decisions and safety procedures. local authorities said the incident prompted reviews of release practices and potential policy changes.
Sheriff J K O Rourke faced a contempt of court charge after releasing prisoner Owen from county jail citing his destitution and the need to support his family. The defense claimed charitable motives and that Owen worked in mines while under supervision, while the government noted a bill for 80 days board. District Attorney Wheeler argued Owen lacked family support and lived apart during arrest.
Axel Wariner of 400 East Broadway and Matt Dawson of 41 East Park Street were struck by a car driven by Mrs. Peoples of 1502 North Main Street near Arizona and Park yesterday afternoon. Both men sustained flesh bruises but were not seriously injured and received treatment at the city emergency hospital. The vehicle rolled over the men. Wariner later continued to Camp Lewis with his unit after receiving first aid.
Alfred George Schoen a Silver Bow law student was remembered by his colleagues on departure with the Butte contingent last night He carried away a wrist watch as their gift The claim is that more law students have joined the army from that school than any other in the country.
K ama Yamer filed an amplavit to fight Frank Yamer's divorce suit. She alleges a life of hardship in Hot Springs and Anaconda, abuse including head injuries, coercion, and theft of earnings. She claims him living with another woman and seeks $150 monthly support.
The body of Richard Nicholls, 26, found near Murray hospital, was identified yesterday by his wife of 1012 Mareet. Deputy Dan Gallagher had arrested Nicholls and was transporting him to the county jail when Nicholls fled, resulting in the fatal encounter.
In police court Mrs Ray Dewar testified that her Rose Band drunkenness and abuse led to the arrest of both, the judge ruling the wife was the instigator. She was fined 10 dollars and the husband’s case was dismissed. Pat Miley and Nick Wirko brat were each fined 10 dollars for false alarm and abuse of a boy. Jip Stein was committed for trial, with bonds set at 2500 dollars. Fred Gaskell was discharged after a preliminary hearing.
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