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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
6
City Treasurer Shovtin announced the tax notice project finished in about two months, breaking prior time records. The effort, begun in October, extended tax rolls and will allow notices to go out by November 1, with all taxpayers in Butler to receive them.
An American theater schedules a four part photo play titled Tigris the Master Cracksman. The drama follows the famed Tigris gang in Paris in a suspenseful chase with daring escapes and a climactic railway train sequence highlighting criminal ingenuity and pursuit by a keen officer.
Sunday evening lecture at the Unitarian church by Jemea Drin on Wilh Ort 26. His topic titled ideal Citizenship. Mr Brinson, recently arrived in Butta, formerly deputy attorney general at Colorasto, will speak. Public invited.
Schatzlet offering low prices this week on varnishes fuels paints and mulches. Buln Mulches and Fypor paints and house paints priced to move. Everyone’s Shoe Store at 14 West Broadway and 10 West Park street promoting a large selection of men’s footwear and upcoming women’s and children’s department arrivals.
A Montana tuberculosis hospital four miles from Warm Springs operates with main building and six wards, housing 12 patients while demand exceeds capacity. Miner John X. Smith of Butte, cured after open air treatment, urges expansion. local support led by Representative James McNally seeks funds to add accommodations as more patients await treatment.
Vancouver reports that several prominent Nanaimo miners union officers and three foreigners received two year prison terms for rioting. Twenty three others got fines or short jail terms, with nearly 200 cases yet to be heard by a special assize court and jury. The president and vice president of the Larysmith miners union and the Ladysmith union secretary were among those sentenced.
Yesterday morning at Immaculate Conception church Esther Berry officiated the marriage of Miss Katie Hussy of County Kerry and James Dwyer. Miss Jesse Brickwas served as bridesmaid and Dennis Sullivan as best man. The couple, popular in Butte, will reside there after a wedding trip lasting several weeks.
The steamship Victoria reached Seattle after a Nome voyage through a great storm. Six passengers paid fares. Captain John O'Brien reports little destitution in Nome and the Bear will help those without means. One miner, Morrison, drowned. five crews perished near Nora wreckage. Victoria to sail again for Nome with freight and a few passengers. Captain Backland, explorer, and two crew members aboard. Transit near Cape Smythe may be salved next summer by Bachlanl.
Rand, a London resident and daughter of Henry T. Gage of California, faced Tungstown police court on kidnapping charges involving two boys under 14. The adjourned case ties to a Dublin transport workers strike plan to place children in England, backed by James Tarkin and opposed by Archbishop Wale and Catholic clergy.
Elderly readers are told Croxone relieves bladder and kidney troubles by reaching the kidney cores and cleansing filter glands. It claims to neutralize uric acid, ease joint pain, and improve blood cleansing, with immediate action and a money-back warranty if unsatisfied.
The clergy return the children to shore as Mrs Montefiore, a London philanthropist and magistrate, seeks to be the defendant instead of Mrs Rat. She states their actions stem from humanitarian motives driven by the great distress in Dublin.
Arguments were heard in the US Court of Appeals for a writ of error by John Bullock and Charles Hionston of Seattle against the United States government. They face one year in prison and a $2000 fine each for conspiring to defraud the government by about 50,000 on coal bids for firing paste in Alaska. The case questions indictment details and the admissibility of certain evidence amid wartime pardon considerations.
Representative Stout today was named a member of the congressional committee to attend the rededication of Congress hall the Padjudede phi next Buterday.
An advertisement extols Hyomei as a complete remedy for catarrh and related symptoms. It promises relief from stuffed noses, throat irritation, and unpleasant breath, claiming the treatment clears mucous and restores health. The copy targets those suffering from chronic nasal and throat conditions with bold guarantees and listed benefits.
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