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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
13
The December term of district court will convene Monday morning at the county building with District Judge O R Baum presiding. Trials include the state versus H N Cassel for possession of intoxicating liquor and Clyde Hansen appealing a reckless driving conviction.
J A Anderson was elected chancellor commander of Fortall lodge No 6 Knights of Pythias at the annual election. Installation set for the first Tuesday in January. Lee Blackmer named vice chancellor C L Beach prelate J I Breeding master of work Ole Bates records E G Houde exchequer T Christopherson master of arms F E Grooms inner guard W C Steel outer guard G N Fox trustee for three years.
Vernal Utah Dec 2 Dr Harvey Doe Hullinger claims to be the oldest practicing physician in the United States with seventy five years to his credit celebrated his 101st birthday by going about his work as usual today. Hullinger a Mormon pioneer and Civil War veteran known as Utahs oldest citizen was born in Ohio and came to Utah in 1859 and was a close personal friend of President Brigham Young of the Mormon church.
Washington dispatch reports Major General Robert L. Howze as president of the Mitchell court martial declaring that prosecutors and defense must shield witnesses from irrelevant or insulting questioning and from harsh treatment during proceedings. The warning emphasizes orderly conduct and the avoidance of mistreatment of witnesses in court.
Secretary E. J. Lee reports a letter from Driggs Athletic Association stating the basketball team plans a tour through southeastern Idaho and northern Utah during the holidays and is eager to play in Pocatello. Local teams should contact W. J. Sewell at Driggs.
A Lions club meeting in Malad organized a chamber of commerce with Pocatello participants led by Mayor Ben Ross and Ed Brimm. Delegates from Oneida county praised the Eastern Idaho Fair move and noted Elkhorn dam repairs. Jesse Dredge reported on champion bull at Pacific International show and dairy herd plans. committees were named to liaise with the Idaho chamber in Idaho Falls.
The American Legion will hold its annual meeting and officer election Friday evening at Antlers hall, moving from Thursday due to hall reservations. Twenty seven nominees seek roles including commander and two executive committee members, with a list featuring Leo Hood, J M Dean, C E Connors, and others.
Spug Myers a Pocatello junior writer meets Lew Paluso of Salt Lake City in a twelve round bout scheduled Monday night in Salt Lake. Myers trained in Pocatello and will travel Thursday with trainer Spider Roach to prepare for the fight at Bonneville park pavilion. Local fans expect a tough battle and many Gate City enthusiasts will attend from across the intermountain region. Seat reservations via promoter Hardy K. Downing care of The Mint Salt Lake City.
On a northern river location for Steele of the Royal Mounted at the Strand a canoe miscue endangered star Bert Lytell when the canoe struck a pontoon. A technician grasped Lytell by the leg and kept his head above water until crew freed him from the wires.
The Merry Widow stars Sally O Hara in a Montebranco romance with Prince Danilo and the aging Baron Sadoja. The film features a duel between Danilo and the crown prince and a lavish, extravaganza style staging described by eastern critics.
Cecil B. De Mille builds a full scale K-4 engine replica for a dramatic crash scene in The Road To Yesterday. Starring Joseph Schildkraut Jetta Gondal Vera Reynolds William Boyd and Julia Faye, the film runs four days starting today.
The Cloud Rider thrilling film opens at the Rex theater today starring Wilson, famed World War I flyer celebrated as a premier stunt aviator and screen idol. The production promises world class romance and melodrama renowned for its entertainment value.
Portland officials report a reconstructions scheme with strong Japanese links, detailing a four decade timeline for Tokio and Yokohama projects, with uncertainties and advisories issued to local markets and agencies.
Theatrical feature White Cargo stands out as the outstanding offering of the season at the Auditorium on Wednesday December 9. Producer Karl Carroll maintains his high standard with an original company in every detail.
Seattle physician Dr Arvid C Silverberg is ordered to stand court martial as a suspected World War I draft evader. He has been under arrest since November 24 at Fort Lawton. The precise charges will be determined by the judge advocate at Ninth U S Army Area Headquarters in San Francisco.
AVP Commercial Attache Calder of the American Embassy visited the railway department of the Japanese government and was informed officials have no plan to race the railroads but a 40 t program bids will be accepted and considered from any country.
Washington reports the extradition and border smuggling treaties with Mexico near signature after diplomatic talks begun in El Paso. Ambassador Telez is instructed to sign, mirroring the Canada pact that unites border patrols against aliens, liquor, drugs, and stolen goods.
A posse gathered near a cornfield five miles from Creston after two men fled from Diagonal following an unsuccessful bank robbery attempt at the First National Bank. The cashier challenged the suspects to shoot and they escaped in a car.
Hamilton N Y Dec 9 The alumni football committee now decides if Colgate Universitys Maroon football team will play in the Tournament of Roses at Pasadena on January 1. Graduate Manager William Red notes the uncertain outcome lies with alumni.
John L Brady opened the Y M C A Boyology course with a talk on the importance of studying boys. He warned that nearly half of penitentiary inmates cannot read or write and urged guiding children before adulthood to shape character.
Showcasing radio displays, exhibition panels and vendor booths at the December radio show event. Attendees visit booths, view equipment and hear demonstrations over two days.
Joseph E. Sheedy resigned as vice president in charge of European operations. He was called to London by President Crowley and accepted the resignation effective at once. He arrived in Washington after meetings at the Shipping Board and submitted the resignation following sessions with board commissioners.
Cairo report cites unconfirmed AP dispatch claiming tribesmen from Syria's Dhuse group are moving toward Damascus with a large battle expected imminently.
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