First Team Defeats Second in Season Opener
In a practice game at the east side baseball park yesterday afternoon the first team beat the second team 7 to 4. Shurtliff the catcher led offense with several timely hits as the regulars rallied, while Morley Atkinson and Lavonne contributed key plays for the first team. Umpire Mr. Hardy worked the two hour forty minute game amid a solid crowd.
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East Side
Shurtliff
Hittville
Sanderson
George
Oram
Brazee
Rainey
Thompson
Graff
Young
Atkinson
Morley
Lavonne
Mr. Hardy
Larned
Benson
Bena
Metzger
Embree
Shurtlitt
Attkinson
Lauvonne
Goodwin
Maccabee Ladies Call Special Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
All Maccabee ladies are requested to attend a special meeting at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon at the Odd Fellows Hall. Signed Mrs EB, C White, Commander.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Eb, C. White
Buskirk to lecture on Christian Science at auditorium
Hon Clarence A Buskirk will lecture on Christian Science at the auditorium Thursday evening at 8 30.
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Clarence A. Buskirk
McGee’s Baby Elixir Promises Quick Weight Gain
An old advertisement touts McGee's Baby Elixir as a remedy for sluggish digestion, stomach and bowel troubles, and fretfulness in infants. It claims babies should gain a quarter pound weekly and urges purchase from Mrs A. L. Cook with price listed as 50 cents.
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McGee
Mra A. L. Cook
Ben Bean Leads Gun Club Shoot With Tight Race
Ben Bean, famed as a top trap shooter at the Pocatello Gun Club, led yesterday’s trap shoot north of town with George Oliver close behind. Scores report 125 targets, Bean at 98, Oliver near, Steger 62 of 75, MacLeod 17 of 20, and other results include Foams 108 and Csoenen 99.
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Ben Bean
Pocatello Gun Club
George Oliver
Boys Stole Coal But Weepful Lesson Ends in Warning
Two boys, B Ellsworth and Lee Smith, were arrested this morning for coal theft from the Short Line. Before Probate Judge T A Johnston, acting as juvenile judge, they received a stern lecture, tearful promises to reform, and a warning that repetition could send them to the state reform school. They were released with admonitions to desist.
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B. Ellsworth
Lee Smith
T. A. Johnston
Local Briefs From Mountain Home And Nearby
Local notes reveal D Worth Clark in Mountain Home for legal business while Judge Hopson returns from Salt Lake. Stork delivers a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Frank Mallard on North Hayes. Miss Scadden reports a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs J L Griffin on South Ninth Avenue. Engineer H G Havener from Salt Lake joins Bannock Engineering with brother City Engineer W P Havener. KE Betty of Filer visits Mountain Home with Bannock National Bank staff. promotes Filer and Twin Falls tract. Greene family retrieves son who died in Ocean Park California. funeral at Trinity Episcopal with interment by Manassa. W A Staley starts two greenhouses on Fifteenth Avenue supervised by Ignace Hajek. project aims for top local conservatory. Pocatello Floral Conservatory to be the firm title.
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Dr. Bean
Frank Mallard
North Hayes
KE. H. Betty
Filer
Church
Bannock National Bank
Retty
Twin Falls
Filer Independent
W. A. Staley
Fifteenth Avenue
Ignace Hajek
Chicago
Staley
Pocatello Floral Conservatory
Miner awarded hundred dollars in beating case
Matt Halloran, a miner beaten by Les Campbell a negro, was awarded $100 and costs in a suit for $300 damages. The trial occurred before Justice of the Peace Masonheimer last Saturday with Robert M. Terrell for the plaintiff and Col. Ferguson for the defendant. Halloran remains hospitalized from his injuries.
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Matt Halloran
Les Campbell
Justice of the Peace
Masonheimer
Robert M. Terrell
Col. Ferguson
Halloran
General Hospital
Important Decision on Foley's Honey and Tar
A Temple Pharmacy notice urges consumers to choose Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. It claims the product cures stubborn coughing and expels the cold with no harmful drugs. Consumers are advised to insist on this remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Talbot Occupation Tax Case Set For Trial Tomorrow
The city against Trux Talbot will be tried before Police Judge Kane tomorrow at 10. A demurrer to a new complaint was entered Saturday by C. A. Boyd, the defendant’s attorney, and overruled by the court. Trial was moved from this morning to tomorrow morning.
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Trux Talbot
Kane
C. A. Boyd
Tenement Buildings Collapse in Castle Street
A pair of old tenement houses in Castle Street collapsed early today in London. By noon eight bodies were recovered, with several more believed buried. Twenty people were rescued, none seriously hurt, as foundations weakened by excavations for a new building caused the disaster.
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London
Castle Street
Plot To Assassinate Chicago Police Inspector McCann
Chicago April 6 reports an alleged attempt to murder Police Inspector McCann. Police say 20 to 30 suspects are arrested as part of the conspiracy. McCann has been active in suppressing opium dens and brothels in the red light district.
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Chicago
McCann
Red Light
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Caeloom
Oue & House
Abr
H A Poe
Wwood
Bbs
A McAuley
If Senate
Be ‘Nson
Ore
Rickinson
iMorley
Eteewe
iLavonne
See
Eeee
Votele Ists
Terete
Oren
Peeatsea
Hood
If Cee
Johnston
Mountain Home
D. Worth Clark
Judge Hopson
Judge W.S. Hopson
Salt Lake
Bannock Company
H. G. Havener
W. P. Havener
Bannock Engineering Company
Hbeo
Oghe
Gem Theatre
General Banking
Pocatello, Idaho
Lyman Fargo
G. H. Olmstead
D. W. Church
F. D. Clements
Asa’t
A. J. Pierce
McCornick
Talbot Case
Continental Oil Company (Incorporated
T. C. Martin
South Main
Orpheum Theatre
Ali Baba and the
40 Thieves
Joan
Earl
Sloan
Boston
Mass
B. Wrensted
Wrensted Bldg
S. Main St
Preston Flour
Blyth & Fargo Company
D. W. Standard
N. Kenny
V. D. Sexview
HH. KR
Wastuy
Asst
First National Bank OF Pocatello, Idako
Genfeal
Se Turf Cafe
W. Center
Pocatello
J.C. Garvin
C.J. Cannon
North
J.c.hawks
Electric Supply Company
Pocatello Idaho
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