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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1925

Page

9

Borah Makes Idaho Famous in East Visit

Mrs. Murray Cole of 221 North Harrison returned from a trip to eastern cities to visit her son Charles in Wortland Maine. She met Congressmen Addison T. Smith and Senator William E. Borah in Washington and praised Borah on the world court issue.

Murray, Cole North Harison Charles Wortland Boston Rochester Albany New York Washington, D. C Kansas City Washington Addison T. Smith Sena W. E. Borah Cole Idaho Senator Borah West Connec State Sena

Tech saxophone band forms on campus under Gard ner

A new Tech Saxophone Band led by Prof James C Gardner forms with 40 members. The group, covering soprano to baritone saxophones and including flute clarinet oboe and bassoon, plans its first Berry concert in January.

Tech Tech Saxophone Aradite James C. Gardner Tech Conservatory Pocatello Berry Cecil Jorgenson Elden Fracer Eva, Johnson Doshia Jones Louise’ Marshall

School Band Members and Soloists Listed by Instrument

The piece lists musicians across woodwinds and brass with soprano and tenor saxophones, alto sax, flute, oboe, clarinet, and multiple players named. It notes the band is divided into several quartets and quintets and that many members are excellent soloists connected with local orchestras.

Mond Swartz James Mitchell Henry Brady Alton Foutz David Damewood Prank Keys Ingard Neilsen Robert Neilsen Mark Jorgenson Dee Jackson Jimmie Scanlan Hugh Hough Norman Beakley Floyd Bruton Kenneth Williams Russell Crockei Raymions’ Meal Russell Sodruff Seveal

Chamber to Launch Industrial Survey in Pocatello

The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce will oversee an industrial survey starting the second week of January. The Idaho Technical Institute's commerce department will collect data from wholesalers and manufacturers and aim for high return rates to build vital city statistics without identifying individual firms.

Pocatelloe E. J. Fjeldsted Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Department of Commerce Idaho Technical Institute Fieldsted Pocatello

Skyline Club to Visit Lava Beds for Hieroglyphic Inscriptions

Skyline Club members depart from the Telephone building at 1 30 p m to explore lava rocks south of Pocatello near Portneuf. A campfire and coffee will be provided as guides interpret ancient carvings. Return planned for 5 p m.

Arthur and Lewis Streets Club Sinks Desirs Ts Portneuf Pocatello

Bannock County Trustees Endorse Four Year Course

Bannock County School Trustees endorsed a state provision for a full college course in southern Idaho and a revision of administration methods. The session in Potatello heard addresses by education leaders and noted a savings of $23,800 from 1925 auto registration fee cuts.

Bannock County Bannock Idaho Bannock County Trustees’ Association Joseph Brim Cambridge M. M. Bush Inkom E. O. Hendricks Wan Lake J.B. Retherford Idaho Technical Institute J. L. Brady Edna Swingle Pocatello Ethel E. Redfield William H. Mendenhall Thatcher Walter R. Siders Potatello Public A. J. Pierce

New 1926 License Plates Issued But Not Placed

County Assessor Charles Brown announces 1926 motor vehicle license plates are being issued but cannot be placed on cars until after January 1. Applications should be made between January 1 and February 1. Plates are black numerals on an orange background.

Chas. Brown Brown

Better Support Urged by Athletic Coaches for Pocatello Teams

City leaders and coaches in Pocatello push a buy at home campaign to boost local athletic programs. The meeting at Bannock hotel included chamber of commerce officials and retailers to align purchasing with local merchants and schools.

Pocatello Bannock Hotel Chamber of Commerce E. J. Fyselsted Chamber Railroad Association Pocatello Athletic Club

Reporter Victim of Xmas Spirit Poem

A Christmas poem depicts hustle in town as shoppers scramble in stores and post offices. It notes long lines at the post office, stressed clerks, and the rush to buy cheap gifts before holiday travel. The piece ends with nostalgia for home and a playful jab at the season's chaos.

Poe

Gambling concern for man with weak heart heard in court

A medical question about gambling as a dangerous pastime for a man with a weak heart was submitted to Police Judge John W. Peters during Saturday police court session. An unreadable portion follows.

John W. Peters Police Court

Chess on Trial for Vagrancy and Gambling

The defendant Chess admitted occasional gambling but claimed heart disease prevented work. City Attorney B. W. Davin questioned the risk of gambling for a man with a weak heart. Judge Peters fined Chess fifty dollars, deeming gambling dangerous for him in his condition.

Chess B. W. Davin Chesa Peters

Spanish-American Veterans Organize in Nampa

Twenty-two veterans of the Spanish American War living in Nampa attended a City Hall meeting, signed the roster, and applied for a charter in the United Spanish American War Veterans. The group named its local post after General Arthur MacArthur and plans a Camp with 75 or more members.

Nampa Arthur McArthur General MacArthur United Lynn EF. McKeeth Louie J. Young A.C. Laster Thomas Daugherty William A. Bell James W. Selvidge L. Terry George Parsons Wilson John E. Earlburg W. D. Robbins Dan W. Pfaff K K. Lewis W. G Adams Trosper John Sewell Grant D. Mathers William Dunn H. Garrison Ben McComber T. J. Mahoney

Vacation for Civics School Final Sessions Next Week

The YY M A Ameéficanization and civics schools plan final sessions Monday and Tuesday before a holiday break. Reopening January 4 with a second civics course, the programs cite volunteer instructors and growing enrollments, led by Miss Himena Hoffman.

YY. M. ©. A. Ameéficanization and Himena Hoffman JT. FE. McDougall McDougall Percy D. Simpson Frank Smuller Francis Martin Frank Leute Smullen Naomi Fraker Martha Nielson A. R. McPherson Nettie Merta Doris Jennings Jennings Ella Ewing K. S. Botts Frank Ohlsen Kathryn Leute

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