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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1913
Page
9
Advertisement claims Berle Loan Office at 18 East Park Street sells the same goods as music stores for one fifth of the price, criticizing easy payment plans and urging customers to buy there.
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as fast relief for sour upset stomach gas and indigestion. It claims the medicine calms stomach revolt in five minutes, reduces heartburn and dyspepsia, and is safe for home use with wide consumer approval.
The Chicago Americans beat the Cubs 6 to 2 to retain the city championship in the seventh meeting of the clubs. Scott and Humphries renewed their duel, Lavender starred after the fifth, and the White Sox won four of seven meetings this season. Attendance and receipts totaled 16 815 with splits between clubs.
New York October 1 Giants players split receipts of 408.67 among 25 men. Each man received more than 2.1. Arthur Fletcher was fined 10 for arguing with umpire Connelly. Mathewson and Merkle filed a statement with the national commission about players authors and contracts.
President Huerta told the American chargé d’affaires that no harm would come to imprisoned deputies but that most would be tried for offenses against the government. He did not hint at any imminent releases.
Henry De Kay denied involvement in the Atlantic National Bank misappropriation as he faced indictment in Providence and was arrested by justice department agents in Yonker s NY. He was arraigned before United States Commissioner Shielda and jailed in default of $20 000 bail at the Tombs while denying the charges.
Duluth area report says Migs Mellum used a kitchen apron to scare a half grown bear that had treed hunter Albert Peterson. Mellum stepped in, waved the apron, and the bear fled, allowing Peterson to climb down and flee to safety.
In Los Angeles on October 18 a soda fountain clerk, Robert Albert Lovell, welcomes his three sons as the first male triplets born in the United States since 1888. The father earns 814.4 per week and has one other child. The triplets weigh five pounds each.
Anagonda News reports Whitney Opera presents Oscar Straus The Chocolate Soldier at the Margaret theatre tonight. The production receives high critical regard and features Antoinette Kopetsky Nadina Lottie Colling Lucille Saunders Charles Purcell Francis Boyle George Tallman Sylvian Langlois in the cast.
Pathe's Weekly offers a program of several reels including The Story of a railway survey through a family graveyard and a romantic love tale along the Nile. Other features include The Honor of the Force and The Stolen Face with Japanese themes. The program repeats tonight.
The figure shows over three million American women work outside the home in occupations beyond household duties highlighting the expanding role of women in the workforce.
An advertisement touts 8.8.8 blood purifier as rapidly clearing acne eczema and other skin conditions by selecting nutrients from blood vessels in the skin. It warns against cathartics and claims the product restores healthy tissue while erasing disease symptoms. The Swift Specific Co publication explains the mechanism and directs readers to get a bottle at drug stores.
A special committee led by C. In Swick plans an Elks fair in November at the new lodge building in Anaconda. Proceeds fund furnishings for the $40,000 structure with gifts including a Ford and a $200 Victrola. Patronesses and many local supporters noted, funds directed to interior finish and lighting.
John Scott and Miss May Walker were married yesterday at the Presbyterian temple. Mrs. W H Harris hosted the reception at 311 East Park, with Mr. Harris as best man and Mrs. Harris as matron of honor. The couple will reside in Anaconda after a honeymoon trip to Spokane and Seattle.
Joseph Faulk was arrested in Okla on a charge of striking his wife with a brick to prevent her from keeping a diamond valued at 609 dollars. The couple separated in June and argued over property. Paulkner faced a charge of assault with intent to kill and was held on 2000 dollar bond.
Harry Stewart, janitor at the Anaconda National Bank, fired a revolver in a morning incident. Officers Donovan and Gillespie entered from a rear door as Stewart claimed he was making a moving picture. The gun misfired, but Stewart continued waving the weapon until disarmed and taken to the police station.
Hugh J. Maguire a chemist at the Anaconda mining company and Miss Jen sen Thomas of Wallace Idaho secured a marriage license today. The wedding is set for tomorrow and follows a romance that began in an eastern university and continued through years of correspondence.
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