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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1925
Page
20
In a dim December setting Henry and Bill debate a new lighting system for golf yards. They recount a late night round where white balls and torches let Pete and Henry play after dark, with misadventures including a broken window and a police alert, ending in a playful mismatch and a bet loss. The tale ponders when such lighting will spread globally.
An offer of about 13 million dollars for six sugar centrals controlled by the Philadelphia National Bank was submitted to the bank’s board of control by Hayden Stone & Co. Conference with Negroea province planters will follow to gauge views on selling to outside interests.
Hupmobile eight sedan driven by H M Lee of Lansing Michigan and his son David W Lee set a 454 mile Buffalo New York to Glastonbury Connecticut run in 9 12 hours averaging 45.68 mph. The trip over unfamiliar routes included the Catskills and Berkshires with night driving and heavy grades.
Mrs Jertha Olson was charged with the murder of her husband John Olson, a wealthy lumberman in Colorado and New Mexico. His body bearing a bullet wound was found near Fort Lupton on December 6. she was arrested December 9 as parties including her son and daughter faced arrest, with all others released.
A Taylor Players production of The Whole Towns Talking is praised as a sparkling farce. A philandering husband and a bachelor plot cause mistaken affections, forged notes, and a competitive Letty Lythe arrival that drives the town into uproar.
A Charleston ballet is an interesting feature of Bright Lights at the Orpheum Theatre. Pauline Starke plays a chorus girl and learned the Charleston especially for this film.
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