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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1925

Page

7

Curb Pumps Debated by City Council in Second Reading

A committee led by F. E. McKenzie urged the city council to restrict curb gasoline pumps in a downtown district rather than abolish them. They warned 20 garage and retail dealers would lose business, noting pumps bring motorists to merchant lines and extend late hours. Final vote on the ordinance set for two weeks.

Pocatello F. E. McKenzie Mr. McKenzie McKenzie West Center Street Hayes Street East Center Street Third Avenue Main Street Center Street Arthur Street First Avenue Sam Cox D. M. Gallafent Clara Sell W. EB. Marshall

Butterfield youths held on arson charge near Bancroft

Ernest and Joseph Butterfield aged 22 and 23 were arrested Tuesday night near Bancroft on arson charges for burning five hay stacks on E. A. Madison farm. They were arraigned in justice court this afternoon after being lodged in the county jail. The stacks, about 25 tons each, were destroyed after a prolonged feud between local factors.

Ernest and Joseph Butterfield Bancroft E. A. Madison Justice Court Roe White White

Fall Athletics Planned by Railroad Y M C A

The railroad and city Y M C A physical education committee plans a new gym annex on the second floor and will install a wrestling mat for U S S Athletic club wrestlers. Facilities aim to support training for the Union Pacific system athletic meet in Pocatello in September. Additional small group programs and equipment will expand fall and winter activities for regular workouts.

Railroad and City Y. M. C. A U. 8. S. Athletic Club Union Pacific

Economy program prompts cautious praise in hotel lobby chatter

In the hotel lobby the visitors discuss the state administration’s economy program with mixed views and caution about rigid adherence. A humorous Isaacstein anecdote accompanies a long list of registering guests including Bannock C. H. Doyle and J. M. Murphy among many others from Denver to Salt Lake City and Boise.

Isaacstein Senior Abe Fadder Bannock C. H. Doyle St. Louis J. M. Murphy Contact Nev J. Hi. Wilkinson Denver W. C. Green U.S. Army H. Marshall Twin Falls J. J. Carrigan Butte G. T. Hanson American Falls W. E. Palmer Logan G. H. Solmes Boise Kk. D. Wood Indianapolis W. Lynch Chicago F. P. Breen Salt Lake B. A. Strong W. E. Mitchell B. E. Rowley E. P. McPherson Fred C. Weberm Newpool D. Denver Seattle J. W. Mann E. C. Fawcett W. H. DeBolt Door RB. Johnson Rupert R. V. Owens J. C. Pratt St. Marie August Krussman Nampa J. L. Moody Oakland Calif Ben Holler Ogden Harry Applebaum Murtaugh Idaho F. A. Bhering James D. Pratt K. Durham Omaha M. Pendegrast L. Cain

All Sports Bulletin Returns to Local Shops

Miss Laura Johnson, a payroll typist, is laid off due to illness. The backshop ball team travels to Burley Sunday, with Bears taking players from the shop squad for Salt Lake. A Sunday horseshoe tournament at Overland park decides unit and system meet reps under national rules. Union Pacific riflemen shoot at 9 a m with eliminations for the unit meet. McFarland and Cullen plan Salt Lake trip for M E A convention to elect officers.

Laura Johnson Burley J. Keil Roundhouse Clerks Bears Salt Lake Overland Park Union Pacific Riflemen C. M. McFarland Group F System Board of Adjustment J. Cullen, Jr Uniteneral Maintenanc Employee Association U. P All Sports

Arrest of Paul Peck After Liquor Chase Near East Center

Paul Peck of Lava Hot Springs was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Charles Hell near the East Center Street open air dance pavilion on liquor possession charges. The pursuit lasted several blocks and Peck discarded a pint bottle, which was recovered intact at the scene. Peck is held in the county jail.

Paul Peck Lava Hot Springs East Center Street Charles Hell Peck Bell Peek

Daisy Belle Beauty Shop Offers Hair Care Services

A Daisy Belle Beauty Shop with a staff of beauty culture experts and professional barbers advertises barber and beauty parlor services. Prices list ladies shingle at 75 cents and children at 50 cents as part of the shop's offerings.

Daisy Belle Beauty Shop

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