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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1925

Page

10

Four Year Tech Club Plans Downtown Demonstration

A monster demonstration is scheduled for Saturday afternoon by the Four Year Tech club. Bands will perform and tables will be set in the downtown district for registration of those who wish to identify with the organization. Members pledge to support only candidates favoring a four year course for the Technical Institute. The city council designated Saturday as Four Year Tech Day.

Southern Idaho Technical Institute

White Cargo Provokes Enthusiastic Auditorium Reception

Review lauds the White Cargo production for strong performances led by the press agent and a campus of vivid tropical atmosphere. It praises the doctor and Witzell for dramatic depth, notes the single female role, and argues the show succeeds through realism and intense emotion, with the torrid mood drawing audience reactions.

White Cargo Combination Ita Tropics Witzell Audiorium

London shoppers aid ex service men and aristocrats wed

London observers note Queen Mary buys gifts in small offbeat shops run by ex service men. New York reports wedding plans for Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt to Earl E. T. Smith on January 7 with details from St. Patrick's Cathedral.

London Queen Mary New York Thomas Margiy St. Patrick’s Cathedral Conseulo Vanderbilt Earl E. T. Smith Muriedwayne i LM .F Boston Fetter Motobe W. K. Vanderbilt Virginia Fair

City Scouts Plan Leadership Training Meeting

A meeting of scout leaders and supporters is set for this evening at 8 at the First Ward L D S meeting house. C W Holder will give a first aid demonstration and Dr E N Roberts will critique it. Harvey Balderson will read and Phyllis Beckley will sing. Dr O F Cali chairs the leadership and training committee with J Tiffany assisting.

First Ward L. D C. W. Holder E. N. Roberts Harvey

Fifth Ward L D 8 Basketball Berth Reassigned

The Fifth ward L. D. 8 squad failed to appear at the Y and the berth is given to the Christian Young Men's squad. Douglas and Gus Anderson return strengthens the Christian lineup and they may hold the berth on an emergency basis. A new intermediate league team is sought to occupy the Methodist berth and room is available for younger players under eighteen from Sunday schools and the Y.

Fifth Ward L. D Douglas Gus Anderson Methodist

Commission warns against Chicago optical firm sales plan

A communication from Idaho law enforcement Commissioner F A Jeter warns against a Chicago optical firm seeking agents to sell spectacles. The plan would let buyers test their own eyes with supplied charts, which violates section 2155 of the Idaho optometry act and agents are told to avoid entering contracts with firms whose sales are prohibited by law.

F. A. Jeter Chicago Jeter

Individual booked for intoxication fails to appear on court

Dan Clark booked at police headquarters Wednesday night on intoxication charge. Released on $25 bond but failed to appear in court this morning and bond forfeited. Harry pled guilty to intoxication, sentenced to jail after default on a $15 fine by Police Judge John W. Peter.

Dan Clark Harry John W. Peter

Style Show Burlesque at Beda Kensington Meeting

Beda Kensington will host a meeting at the ee a hall on Friday December 11. A special feature will be a burlesque on the style show presented by hostesses Wastelatn Wanamaker Orr Gathe Curry McDougall and Waring.

Local De Molay Elects Officers for Next Year

The annual election of officers was held Wednesday night. Elected: Hughes master counsellor, Lord Johnson senior counsellor, Carl Hoover junior counsellor. Installation set for December 16.

Order de Molay Hughes Lord Johnson Carl Hoover

Death Notices for Mrs Licht in Seattle

Mrs. B L Gillett of West Clark street reports the death of her mother Mrs Licht in Seattle on December 5. Burial is planned in Alma Kansas. Mrs Licht is survived by three daughters Mrs Gillett of Pocatello and Misses Dorothy and Minnie Licht of Seattle and a son A Lieht of Salina Kansas.

B. L. Gillett West Clark Street Licht Seattle Alma Kans Gillett Pocatello Dorothy Minnie Licht A. Lieht Salina

Appointment of Jack Eee as Scout Master for Troop 13

Hyrem Crane, chairman of the troop committee for Troop 13 in Sixta ward L. D. 8 church, announces Jack Eee as scout master. Eee, employee of the O. & A. railroad, is described as a capable young man.

Hyrem Crane Sixta Ward L. D Church Jack Eee Cherry Cedei Idsho Fockaleat Iie 0. &. al. Railroad

Brotherhood Meeting Eighth Postponed After Audit

Fragmentary report notes a 1925 audit of the county with bid amount remaining unclear. Nicholas Ifft is named as a speaker at the meeting.

Ha’ Tin Coun Nicholas Ifft

Deputy appointed to serve in Pocatello from Homstreet Bros

Deputy Commissioner B N Lott of Homstreet Bros House Furnishings is appointed to serve in Pocatello. He previously acted as scoutmaster in Cache Valley council of the Boy Scouts of America.

B. N. Lott Homstreet Bros. House Furnishing Co Pocatello Cache Valley Council Boy Scouts of America

Ladies Night Rotary Dinner at Ban nock Hotel

The Rotary Club hosts a dinner meeting tomorrow at 6 30 PM at the Ban nock hotel with guest Rotary members attending.

Rotarians Bannock Hotel Rotary

Banquet Attendance Noted for Galt City Reporter

Frank Kutchings of Galt Lake City representing the Western News is visiting Pocatello to attend a local banquet tonight.

Frank Kutchings Galt Lake City Western Newspasque A. Oe Pocatello

Prominent Attorney Matteca Passes From Public Life

A. A. Matteca, long noted as a leading attorney and former Caribou county prosecutor, is described in reports from local archives as stepping back from public duties.

Hees A. A. Matteca Ce Ae. Se Aatorney Caribou Eyenty

Paralytic Stroke Ties NYC Visitor to Bannock Hotel

Mrs. Emily Brown of New York City, affiliated with the National Committee of Visiting Teachers, suffered a paralytic stroke at Bannock hotel. She was hospitalized at General Hospital and her condition remained unchanged this afternoon. Dr. HK N Roberts says it may be several days before any change. Mrs. Brown is connected to the New York office of the committee.

Emily Brown New York City National Committee of Visiting Teachers Bannock Hotel General Hospital HK. N. Roberts Brown New York

New Day Jewett Auto Displayed In Wintry Window Scene

The Gem State Auto showroom features the Paige-Detroit Motor company’s latest thousand dollar class Jewett six cylinder two door sedan. Finished in two tone green with black trimmings the car’s design appeals to all seasons and occasions with up to date devices promised to enhance pleasure and profit.

Gem State Auto Company Jewett Paige- Detroit Motor Company Auto Company

Execution of a student for urging the four year course

During a school assembly period the Tech engineers proclaimed several engineering branches and executed one student for advocating the four year program. The authority for the act was said to come from higher authority, according to the report.

Teddy O'Hara Draws Crowds On The Coast

Boxer Teddy O'Hara a well known figure in Pocatello is described as drawing crowds on the coast by sports writers. Reports say he is proving a strong drawing card and knocking them cold in recent press accounts.

Teddy Teddy O’hara Pocatello

Guard drill tonight at Idaho unit scheduled

Headquarters company 200th Infantry Idaho National Guard will hold a regular drill tonight. Lieutenant E. J. Thorkildsen, commanding officer, states that he expects every man in the organization present.

200Th Infantry Idaho National Guard E. J. Thorkildsen

Ford Dealers Meeting Called by Salt Lake Branch Manager

Ford dealers in the territory are convened by F. T. MacKay, Salt Lake City branch manager. A dinner will be served at the Neck Hotel, followed by a business session.

Ford Dealers Mest Ford F. T. MacKay Salt 6 City Ford Iges Neck Hotel

Ford dealers meet as Griswold arrives in Pocatello

W H Griswold of Salt Lake City in charge of Ford distribution arrived in Pocatello to attend tonight's meeting of Ford dealers.

W. H. Griswold Salt Lake City Ford Motor Company Pocatello Ford Dealers

Basins visitor visits Albion banker in Pocatello

D. W. Standrod Jr of Albion, cashier of the Albion bank, is spending a few days in Pocatello visiting his relatives, Mr and Mrs D W Blondrod, and his cats.

Senate to Study Dodgers Law Proposal on Teapot Scandal

Washington notices a Democrat Senator Walsh of Montana plans a law to curb government counsel influence in investigations following the Teapot scandal. The move aims to check paths of inquiry and restore oversight amid growing concerns.

Law Dodgers Washington Walsh Montana Teapot Home Committee

Donation Aims to Build Women's Residence Hall

A donation of one million dollars was announced today to fund a residence hall for women and girls. The project aims to provide housing and support facilities for female students.

Mick

Edison Medal Awarded to Stanford Professor J. Ryan

New York December 10 AP reports J. Ryan professor of electrical engineering at Stanford has won the Edison Medal for 1925. The award honors his work on the transmission of power. The announcement came today from the American Institute of Electrical Engineers.

New York Ae J. Ryan Elect Cale Stanford Cal American Institute of Electrical Engineers

Forest Week Set for April 18 in 1926

Washington December 10 AP The American forestry week committees announced that American forest week for 1926 will begin April 18. The committee plans to ask President Coolidge to issue a presidential proclamation designating the week for forestry.

Washington Coolidge

Yardow Tradi P Dee Military Detachment Incident

An American infantry unit was aboard a transport when a detachment mishap occurred during an interzonal assignment. Details are unclear due to damaged text but involve the armed forces and an official operation.

Legion Auxiliary Sends Xmas Boxes to V Boise Hospital

A meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held at Mrs. Nicholas Ifft’s home with Mrs. Damron presiding. Changes to the constitution were adopted adding a second vice president and December elections with January installation. Eleven boxes for boys at Boise hospital were packed with clothing, gifts, games, cigarettes, and a dollar for each patient, ahead of the January dinner.

American Legion Auxiliary Nicholas Ifft J. E. Damron M. F. Penfield FE. Tydeman Paul Bryan Holian H. H. Hughart Penfiell Alberta Reasoner Reginald Cleare F. M.biatline Ralph ‘Jones Mia Lou Bryan George St. Marie Boise Hospital Bannock County Auxiliary

Reverend Cora Kincannon Smith Arrives for Lecture Series

Reverend Cora Kincannon Smith, a northwest spiritualist, arrives in Poca tello to speak on Spiritualism at Franklin hall tonight and air on Wan hall Sunday. She says she is an ordained minister for twenty years and has advised prominent figures nationwide. She credits predicting the oil strike in district 16 at Great Falls and the Shelby boom and Senator Wheeler’s election.

Cora Kincannon Smith Northwest Pocatello Franklin Hall Wan Hall Smith District 16 Great Falls Shelby Wheeler

Personal notes from Pocatello area and surrounding towns

Local ill health and recent operations are reported for residents including Lawrence Robinson of Rockland Idaho Andrew Keplinger at 222 McKinley avenue and Mrs J C Whitehead of Preston who returned home after surgery Mrs Wilford Palmer underwent surgery at Lyon Brothers hospital Vance Chandler suffered a head gash while playing Axil Johnnson and J E Farley are also mentioned among regional travel and visits by Boise Portland and Rockland residents

Lawrence Robinson Rockland Idaho Pocatello Perciani “Garcia North First Avenue Andrew Keplinger McKinley Avenue C. M. Jeffry West Center Wilford Palmer South Tenth Avenue Lyon Brothers Hospital J. C. Grow Vance Chandler Charles Chandler Axil Johnnson South Hayes W. Dill Shoshone Ee. E. Zimmerman Boise Y. A. H. Chambers Portland Portland Cement Asscciation Tello J. C. Whitehead Preston LeRoy BeVard Idaho Falls E. J. Farley San Francisco Yellowstone Hotel Annie Anderson

Bannock County Meeting and Local Society Notices

A Bannock County men's association meeting is set for 8 o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce. Several groups announce Friday evening gatherings including Masonry communications at 7:30 and a Ladies of L F and E meeting at the W O W hall with officer elections. A public card party, Methodist church supper and a literary society program at Allen E E church are listed, with music by the Marilyn Walker orchestra at Se Dense Williams.

Bannock County En’s Association Chamber of Commeres L. A L. F W. O.W. Hall W. P. Ketizaring W. Jenning Fourth Avenue Men’s Brotherhood of the Methodist Church Jean Bistline Theale the Literary Society of Allen Eee A. M. E. Church Caerch Meryin Walker Dense Williams

Pocatello Fire Dept Plans 25th Masked Ball New Year's Eve

The Pocatello Fire Department prepares for its twenty-fifth annual masquerade ball at the Dance Palace on New Year’s Eve. Committees project strong ticket sales with a campaign on fire prevention and safety messages printed on the tickets. The event aims to be the department’s most enjoyable yet and urges the public to help prevent fires.

Pocatello Dance Palace

Fullmer Funeral Held Tuesday in Lava Hot Springs

The funeral for Mrs. Alta Parish Fullmer wife of W. W. Fullmer of Lava Hot Springs was conducted Tuesday at the L. D. S. church in Lava with Bishop Monroe presiding. She died Saturday in Salt Lake City and is survived by her husband three children Billy Bobby and Teddy Parish and Fullmer grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W Parish and sisters Dorothy Parish and Mrs. R. B. Bistline of Pocatello.

Alta Parish Fullmer W. W. Fullmer Lava Hot Springs L. D Lava Bishop Monroe Fullmer Salt Lake City

Christian Science and Third Ward Teams to Clash Tonight

Tonight at the Y two top below high school teams meet in a season opener. The Christian Science team and Third Ward, last year's junior league champions, bring strong rosters and familiar lineups, with potential player moves noted and Max Howard absent for the Christian defense.

Christian Science Third Ward de Pirate Iiser Harney L. D Sungagpchool Bill’’ Hall Burns Christian Befence Max Howard

YMCA Memberships Promote Christmas Gift Certificates

The boys' committee at the YMCA mails out folders advertising membership certificates as Christmas gifts for parents to give their sons. The folders promise a year of recreation, companionship, and development of character in body mind and spirit.

Card of Thanks for bereavement

The Parish family expresses gratitude for the kindness shown during the loss of wife, daughter and sister. They thank everyone for the floral offerings and support extended to Mr. and Mrs. W Parish Loraine Bistline and Dorothy Parish.

W. Parish Loraine Bistline Dorothy Parish

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