The Butte Miner, 1920-08-01, p.12

# Column 1 # IRISH SOCIETIES TO PICNIC TODAY ## 500 Natives of "Auld Sod" and Their Children to Hold Annual Outing at Washoe Park, Anaconda. Natives of the "Green Isle," and their sons and daughters, together numbering more than 500, will journey toward Anaconda today for the annual picnic of the Irish societies of Butte, which will be held at Washoe park. Special trains will be made out to supplement the usual Sunday service of the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific railway of Butte, which will be liberally granted. Arrangements have been made for entertaining the guests at Washoe park following their arrival at Anaconda. To the woman winner of the 50-yard dash a prize of unusual proportions will be given. In the awarding of a crown of wild olive branches, the custom will be followed at Olympia, but promised to be equally interesting. The prize to the family contest will be the largest family on the grounds. Dancing throughout the day will be one of the attractions of the outing program, which also includes a band concert. For the athletic events suitable prizes are offered. It includes a 100-yard dash, broad jump step and jump, 100-yard dash for boys under 14, 50-yard dash for girls under 16, 100-yard dash for men and 50-yard dash for women. The committee members in charge of the arrangements are Miss Catherine Harrington, Miss Mary McLaughlin, Miss Catherine Gilmore, Miss Mary Connelly, Geraldine McDermott, Lavina Collins, Mrs. Ella Boylan, Mrs. Margaret Riley, Mrs. M. O'Meara and Mrs. John Glynn. The committee members also include the following well-known Celtic workers in all the Irish welfare work: Judge J. J. Lynch, chairman of the committee; James W. Gleason, Patrick J. Brophy, F. J. Neill, Charles J. Finch, James Kelley, William Coughlin, T. McCarthy, Hugh Daly, John G. Murphy. ### WILL RACE TO MISSOULA FOR LARGE SIDE BET M. C. McQuiston and John Daly have signed articles Saturday afternoon to race from Butte to Missoula on Aug. 1 and Sept. 1. McQuiston is to drive a Frontenac. J. McLeaning will drive Dary O'Connell's Holson car. Each driver is to carry a passenger and the race is for Missoula and return. Winner of the race will also win $1000 which is put up on each side. Further details and conditions of the race will be announced later. --- When in Butte make your home at the Grand hotel, 124 West Broadway.—Adv. --- **The Eyes Often Cause HEADACHES** Have your eyes scientifically examined and fit you with proper glasses. **LORENZ OPTICAL PARLORS** 64 W. PARK ST. 115 N. MAIN ST. BUTTE. --- **DR. DODD** Goldberg Block. Eye and nervous diseases. Cross eyes straightened glasses. Take elevator. --- *Morvel Waving Chiropody, Massage.* **The Broadway Hair Dressing Parlor** [illegible] Phone 298, 127 W. Broadway, Butte. --- **Mem. Elsa MacPherson** School of Advanced Piano Playing 700 WEST GALENA ST. --- **KELLEY OPTICAL PARLOR** Eyes Examined 27 N. Main Butte, Mont. --- **DR. CHEW MING** [illegible] Chinese parlor and Sanatorium [illegible] No. 8 East Park Street [illegible] and 263 East Granite Street Phone 3171 **BUTTE, MONTANA** ## Column 2 # Winner Miner's Photography Contest [IMAGE: Photograph of a person on a rocky mountainside, captioned:] *JOSEPH B. BARRACH, NORTH MEADERVILLE* The Butte Miner will pay $2 as a prize each week to the amateur photographer submitting the best original picture for publication. The picture will be judged on the beauty of the subject, novelty of the situation depicted, clearness and "interest." Pictures taken indoors or outdoors—under any conditions—may be submitted by amateur photographers. The prize-winning picture will be published in the Sunday magazine, but must be submitted one week previous to the date of publication. --- # TO ARRANGE PLACING OF EXHIBITS TUESDAY ## Manufacturers to Meet With Special Committee at Chamber Commerce Quarters. Arrangements for the assignment of space to exhibitors who wish to place samples of their products in the new Chamber of Commerce headquarters building, will be made Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when the Butte industrial exhibit committee will meet at the Butte manufacturers' headquarters in the Pullus building. "At the Tuesday afternoon meeting, we want every manufacturer in Butte to be represented," said Peter Frawley, man of the committee, stated yesterday. "It is the first meeting of exhibitors' since the new plan for the exhibit such as will do credit to the industries of Butte and certain to attract every one to help in the work." In order that as many industries may be represented, no charge will be made for the display by manufacturers. A special booth will be erected to facilitate placing of exhibits, a blue print of the new headquarters and the display space has been prepared, the names of exhibitors received for the first allotment shown on the print. Details of financing were worked out at Tuesday's meeting of the industrial exhibit which will be a feature of the Fall festival. The Butte Chamber of Commerce headquarters committee met and voted at Tuesday's meeting of the exhibit committee which was called. Arthur W. Shelly, J. O. Largey, [illegible] Knappman, Charles Buchward, E. M. McKeen, C. B. Strands, James Burton, Mrs. A. R. Christie, C. H. Clamp, C. B. O'Brien, G. O. Reynolds, Walter Dohm, C. V. Gorrio, J. Bryan Cook, Chas. V. [illegible], architect; A. M. Burton, Walter Sherwood, J. W. Woodrow, [illegible], Mrs. Chas. Lauret Rog, H. E. Koenigsberger, George Walsh, H. Hoover, W. H. Merriman, Carl Nasher, H. D. Murphy, Paul Paras, N. B. Fanning, J. M. Springer, Herman Breasfield, H. J. Lawton, A. H. [illegible] ball, E. E. Thomas, John Tross, Mrs. A. Crow and J. [illegible] McAdams. "At the Tuesday meeting we met with Peter Potter as chairman, at the Chamber of Commerce headquarters," are several meetings on following Monday evening when they will gather for another session; similar meetings are being conducted for school children. --- ## WILL THORNTON HERE TO VISIT WITH FRIENDS Will Thornton, who was formerly well known in Butte where he resided for many years, has been visiting with relatives and renewing acquaintances. He left Saturday for his home in Missoula. --- ## EX-SHERIFF SENTENCED. Minneapolis—Otto Martinez, who pleaded guilty to complicity in the illicit transportation of liquor from Canada to Minneapolis, Minnesota, while he was Hennepin county (Minnesota) sheriff, was sentenced by a federal court here today to two years in the Leavenworth federal penitentiary. --- **TIRED NERVES** For that fagged, restless feeling—too tired to sleep— **BAUME ANALGÉSIQUE BENGUÉ** *(Saves five and ten cent size)* Lann, Lanning & Co., N. Y. --- ## MRS. JOSEPH KEEGAN DIES AT FAMILY RESIDENCE Mrs. Joseph Keegan, 78, a native of Michigan and a resident of Butte for more than 14 years, died at the family home on Nevada avenue Saturday morning after a short illness. She is survived by her sons, Maurice and George, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Betz and a daughter, Mrs. J. L. Draper, and Robert Strader, all of Butte. The funeral will be held from the family residence at a time to be announced later. The abnormal rains throughout California this year has given a roadway on a portion of the State highway to put over which horses cannot travel. ## Column 3 # INDUSTRIES SLOW IN GIVING INFORMATION ## Distrust of Printed Questionnaires, Retarding Work of Industrial Census. Lack of co-operation on the part of industrial firms and corporations in Montana is greatly hampering the industrial census of Montana, which is now being taken in this state, according to Allen E. Drake, who is supervising the work in this state. "The census, which includes statistics covering manufacturing, quarrying and mining industries of the state, would progress much more rapidly were it not for the distrust with which the general public and particularly the taxpayers regards the printed questionnaires used in gathering necessary data," Mr. Drake stated. "No information that could in any way react unfavorably upon the furnishing firm is sought through the census bureau's agents, but nevertheless the fact that this data must appear upon printed sheets creates an atmosphere of confusion which is retarding the work to a large extent," he said. Supervising Drake's officers are in the Butte Federal building. --- ## *BUTTE-IN-BRIEF* **TAKEN TO HELENA**—Lester Williams, arrested, wanted by Officer C. O'Donnell Friday afternoon at the circus grounds of a traveling show, was taken to Helena Saturday morning by an officer from the state capital. Williams, a resident of Butte, was in session when arrested which, it is alleged, had been stolen on Helena sometime previous. He answers the description of one of the two men charged with the robbery in the capital city. **NOT WITH NONPARTISANS**—Michael Lanigan, who has been identified with the non-partisan league politics, stated Saturday that he wanted it generally understood that he had no connection whatsoever with the Nonpartisan Labor league as was understood. He stated that he is a republican. Levi S. Wild, republican, filed for the legislature on Saturday. Dorris Lee, democrat, also filed for the legislature. **SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT**—The teachers of Mountain View Methodist Sunday school are invited at a meeting at the home of Mrs. C. M. West of West Galena street, this evening at 8. This is the regular meeting place of the teacher training class and anyone interested in Sunday school work, is cordially invited to present. **CONGRESS RACE**—Thomas J. Walker, prominent Butte attorney and formerly assistant United States district attorney for River Bow county, and heretofore identified in the nonprofitional policies, yesterday declared his candidacy for office as Republican representative in western Montana for congress. **WILL HOLD EXAMINATIONS**—Eighth grade examinations are being conducted by Mrs. Nellie B. Snail, county superintendent of schools, Aug. 23 and 27. This examination will permit applicants who failed to pass the examinations in the spring and wish to enter high school in September. **SUNDAY SCHOOL TO PICNIC**—Members of Order of Odd fellows of Butte will hold their annual picnic next Tuesday at Columbia Gardens, leaving the main lodge hall at 10 a.m. Lunch, supper and a baseball game will be features of the outing, climax of which will be a picnic lunch. **EXPECTED HOME TODAY**—Joseph Craig, manager of the Butte Photograph company, is expected to return to Butte today, following a short absence on account of a much-needed vacation. While in California he visited with his mother residing at Pasadena. **LODGE TO HAVE WORK**—There will be work in the second rank at the regular of Damascus No. 4 Maccabee lodge, tonight at 8 o'clock, at the hall. The services of the three Butte and Center lodge officers will be held at the hall, Centerville, Wednesday night. **CHARGES DESERTION**—Charging desertion, Ethel May Peardon entered a plaintiff for divorce in district court this morning against W. Cardon Peardon, alleging that he deserted the defendant in this city Nov. 12, 1919. **LEAVES FOR BILLINGS**—Mrs. Charmers, agent of the state government, left Saturday for Billings for a few days. Clay Withers and a trip through Yellowstone park by auto will be made next week. **TO RETURN HOME**—Misses Della and Deborah McFatridge, sisters who are visiting in Butte preparatory to leaving for the N. E. A. convention, will return home on Monday. Van, will leave this morning on all [illegible] **TO TOUR YELLOWSTONE**—Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stuffer, accompanied to Williams today, Mr. Parker, will leave this morning on all packed, will be completed in 1922. **BACK FROM UNIVERSITY**—Among the college students who returned from the University of Montana last week are the Miss North Charlie, who returned from the University for the weekend. **WHEN YOU NEED** wrapping paper, twine, sweeping compound, sanitary toilets—phone Carolina Paper Co.—Adv. **THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL** and the Cosmopolitan Magazine, August numbers, are on sale today at the P. O. News Stand.—Adv. **CITY COUNCIL BOULDER**—Alderman John Wilson and family left Saturday for Boulder, montana, motoring for the weekend. **RETURN FROM PARIS**—[illegible] returned from an automobile trip through Yellowstone national park. They expect to be absent from Butte for two weeks. **SILVER BOW STORAGE & TRANS-FER**, 212 South Montana street. Phone [illegible]. Distances stored.—Adv. **LISA'S NEW STORE** for imported delicatessen, table olive oil, delicacies, staple groceries—Adv. **UNCLE SAM'S TOBACCO CURE** for tobacco habit. Sold by Hostetler Co. 75 West Park street.—Adv. **BUSSES** and Passenger trucks for picnic parties at Sherman & Reed's. Phone 51.—Adv. Dr. Roberts—Consulting chiropractor. Butte building.—Adv. **SALES MANAGER WANTED** to advance charges of product to the KWIK-AN-SHUR company, a reliable firm in the West. Appeals to garage men, hardware dealers etc. Exceptional opportunity for right man, no experience necessary, will teach reliable conservative advertising methods that will help him develop it. Right man's earning power is unlimited. Success magazine proven our product. Apply with full information and application blank.—Adv. **SUNDAY CLUBS** The People's Congregational church will have a picnic Sunday at the park near Columbia Gardens. The automobile will leave from the church at [illegible] o'clock. Sunday school entertainment in the canton at 11 o'clock. At the First Episcopal church at 11 o'clock. An entertaining program of exercises has been planned for the All Saints' Sunday school. The morning church service will be held at 7 o'clock. The Swedish parliament has definitely approved of the electrification of certain railroads, and this great undertaking, costing millions of dollars, packed, will be completed in 1922. --- # OFFICES OPEN TODAY TO GET FIRE PATROLS ## 15 Additional Experienced Woodsmen Needed for Idaho and Montana. Recruiting of experienced woodsmen for fire patrols in the Anaconda district of northern Idaho and western Montana was in progress Saturday, because of the necessity of selecting fire guards was announced in the line of work, according to J. L. Ketzrigan, forest examiner of the Boe Lodge national forest, who is in charge of the Butte [illegible] commission at Butte, to whom applications may be filed. "Ten men were shipped to Missoula from Butte Saturday night and others will be sent out just as fast as qualified applicants appear. To speed up recruiting in the emergency, the offices of the Boe Lodge forest service on the seventh floor of the [illegible] company's building will be opened Sunday afternoon," Mr. Ketzrigan said, to interview applicants there. "Experienced men are paid $100 a month and board, room and equipment is furnished, with in addition to which their transportation is paid both ways. Fifteen additional men are still wanted for this work." --- # PEOPLE IN BUTTE *Items concerning people coming to and leaving Butte are desired for this column. If you see an item, or if you have one, call the Miner, second floor, phone 625.* N. R. Larsen and wife of Great Falls arrive in Butte Saturday afternoon and registered at the Finlen hotel. Mrs. A. A. McDonald of Phillipsburg, is in the city attending to business and is registered at the Thornton. G. B. Duncan of Anaconda is a business visitor in the city. Mr. and Miss Marie Murphy of Anaconda will be in Butte for a few days. N. Maiden of Helena is among the out-of-town guests at the Butte hotel. E. C. Fisher of Helena is at the Thornton for two days and is a guest at the [illegible] hotel. Mrs. A. J. Cook is in Butte for several days and is here this week attending the meeting of the Montana editors. Cecil Clears, Helena newspaper man, is attending to business affairs in Butte today, Mr. Clears, who is a prominent Montana newsman, also attended the meeting of Montana editors. A. B. Sprague is among the business men from the capital city who were here. [illegible] of Helena is registered at the Thornton. 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