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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1925

Page

10

Pocatello Realty Board Plans Growth and Legislation Changes

At a noon meeting in Hotel Bannock the Pocatello Realty board accepted a committee report to drop two members for non payment and voted a drive to recruit more real estate men into the board. Incoming president F C McGowan announced new committees including statistics for state advertising and a proposed bill for the Idaho legislature designed to keep money from leaving the state.

Pocatelo Realty Board Hotel Bannock R. H.esbell W. R. Snyder F. C. McGowan Ben Gillis McGowan Idaho R. S. Turner Pocatello Board Turner J. A. Harader Chamber of Commerce G. Nicholas Ifft W. L. Ferris Harvey Holmes Harry Fox People of American Fells and Pocatello Getti

Dance Palace Tonight Show Promises Special Features

Local theater highlights a special features program at Dance Palace this evening featuring live performances and community acts. Selections include dance showcases and brief guest appearances set to start at seven.

Farmers cooperative marketing urged by Lowden at Washington

Washington January convention of the National Council of Farmers Cooperative Marketing Associations focused on formulating a policy for pending legislation. President Coolidge welcomed delegates. Frank Lowden urged organization to balance marketing power, keep farmer price control, and avoid indiscriminate selling or monopolistic control.

Washington Jan National Council of Farmers Cooperative Marketing Associations Coolidge White House Frank O. Lowden Illinois R. W. Bingham Louisville A. J. McPrail Canadian Cooperative Wheat Pool Lowden Lochlen

Mrs Ross Becomes Wyoming State Executive

Mrs. Ross assumes executive duties in Wyoming renewing vows of cooperation with state officers and the legislature. She notes the public trusted her due to her husband’s devotion to Wyoming’s progress and pledges dedication to the coming responsibilities.

Mrs. Ross Wyoming

Wyoming's First Woman Governor Takes Office

The Wyoming government transfers to Nellie Taylor Ross at noon as she assumes governorship following the death of Gov William Bradford Ross. The piece notes suffrage milestones from 1869 and 20 years later with congressional approval, highlighting a historic day for women in public life.

State of Wyoming Nellie Taylor Ross William Bradford Ross Congress America

Refunds and emergency funds cited in tax bill action

A House committee backs urgent additions to a taxes bill with 14000 for naval observatory messengers and 7500 for coast guard staff. It notes eight year internal revenue receipts total 27.6 billion with 404.9 million in refunds to 253k taxpayers 1923 24 and five months of 1925, while denying a 12 million refunds request.

Naval Observatory Washington Coast Guard

Local Personal Notes on Travel and Family Visits

John Raaf son of Dr and Mrs J J Raaf left this morning for Palo Alto California to attend Leland Stanford University. Mr and Mrs A E Bonham returned Saturday from Sheridan Wyoming where they were called by the death of Mr Bonham s father Christmas eve. Miss Ida Tracy returned to Woodland Sunday after a several days visit in Pocatello over the weekend.

John Raaf J. J. Raaf Palo Alto Calif Leland Stanford University A. E. Bonham Sheridan Wyoming Mr. Bonham Ida Tracy Woodland Pocatelo

Y W C A Notes Board Meeting and Club Plans

The Y W C A schedules its regular monthly board meeting for Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Committee chairmen who received annual report blanks should return them filled. Thursday evening a Girls Reserves Advisory supper at Miss Miriam Pearson s home outlines January activities and thrift program plans. Reserves members earning honor points must check with advisors or secretary Miss Minson by Thursday morning. divisional meeting Saturday afternoon will award honors. Out of town visitors listed include Miss Josie Prentice Hollister Mrs Charles Dienst Boise Miss Mabel Davis Shenandoah IA Mrs Spencer Salt Lake City Mrs S Hunt and Miss Florence Hunt Hey Inkom.

Miriam Pearson Minson Josie Prentice Hollister Charles Dienst Boise Anna Dienst Idaho State Journal Mabel Davis Shenandoah Iowa Spencer Salt Lake City 8. Hunt Florence Hunt Hey Inkom

Sugar Market Firm as New York Opens

Raw sugar held firm with Cuban duty paid at 4.65 and prompt sales of 19 000 bags to Outport refiners at 4.77. Another 12 000 bags were booked for February at 4.65, refined sugar steady to down 25 points with granulated 6.50 to 7.19 for prompt shipment and a refiner at 6.25 for January 12 to 17. Futures were nominal with January 2.82 March 2.82 May 2.93 July 3.04.

New York

Soldier shoots at Rockwell car near Fort Rosecrans

Mrs. Charles Rockwell, wife of a leading San Diego real estate dealer, was wounded when a soldier on sentry duty fired on the Rockwell automobile as it entered Fort Rosecrans yesterday. He said he fired to stop the car for cameras he believed might be inside. The baby in her arms was unharmed.

San Diego Charles Rockwell Rockwell Fort Rosecrans

Twin Falls Man Chosen Idaho House Speaker

Boise Jan 5 AP W P D Gillis of Twin Falls county was unanimously chosen as speaker for Idaho's House of Representatives in the Eighteenth legislature. John Murray of Cassia county was unopposed for president pro tem of the Senate. The legislature convened today after officers were sworn in and houses organized.

Boise W. PD. Gillis Twin Falls County Idaho

Sentry fatally wounds woman at Fort Rosecrans

San Diego tale of Private Sterrett who fired at an automobile at the Fort Rosecrans gate wounding Mrs. Charles M. Rockwell in the back. A two year old in her arms escaped injury. The bullet lodged in her right lung. surgery planned after transfer to a city hospital. Sterrett was arrested awaiting court martial.

San Diego Calif Charles M. Rockwell Sterrett Fort Rosecrans Rockwell George Cook

Red Prince mining claims leased to Eccleson Mining

The Red Prince group of claims long operated by D. J. O Mahoney has been leased to Eccleson Mining and Development company for two years. Development will start soon with plans for a small mill and a thorough productive opening of the vein to access higher values.

Red Prince D. J. O’mahoney Eccleson Mining and Development Company O’mahoney

Real Estate Transfers Filed Saturday

Real estate transfers recorded include Christine J. Johnson to North American Mortgage Co. for multiple lots in townships 8 and 39. Norman etux to William M. and C. Hall etux Hattie to William Akers for a block in Fairview. E C White Co to Alice McDonald covers a portion of Block 212.

Johnson Christine J North American Mortgage Co South Range E. Nisson Norman Etux Thomas William M C. W E. B. M. Hall Hattie Etux William Akers Fairview White, E. C. Co Alice McDonald

Supreme Court Rules Unlawful War Seizure of Property

The Supreme Court ruled the wartime seizure of a Behn Meyer and Co property unlawful and ordered its return to the owners. The case involved a British Straits Settlements incorporated firm owning Philippine property. In Boston a hospital fire killed one and left three seriously injured at Shobey Hospital.

Washington Supreme Court Behn, Meyer and Company British Straits Settlements Philippines Boston Shobey Hospital

Bank Clearings Hit 310 Thousand In Pocatello

Pocatello Saturday bank clearings totaled 310 690 94 dollars as residents return to normal activity. Mrs Agnes Carmean, local dancing teacher, is home from Salt Lake after completing a ballroom dancing course. City Engineer A E Fox left for American Falls on a business trip and was expected back this evening.

Pocatello Lake Agnes Carmean Salt Lake

Miss Juliet Minson Returns From Boise Visit

Miss Juliet Minson returned home Sunday evening from Boise where she stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bates Pratt during the holidays.

Boise Juliet Minson William Bates Pratt

Hill Couple Welcomes Daughter At Gem State Auto Official Home

A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs William Hill. Mother and daughter are doing nicely. Mr Hill is an official of the Gem State Auto company.

William Hill Hill The Gem State Auto Company

Cooley Sings at Dance Palace Feature

Mrs C W Cooley daughter of W B Williams visits Pocatello to entertain at the Dance Palace this evening and will perform several songs as one of the featured acts.

C. W. Cooley Williams Pocatello Dance Palace

Clarence Sell Returns to Washburn University in Topeka

Clarence Sell of this city left Sunday evening to return to Washburn University in Topeka Kansas where he has been studying. He had been visiting his parents here during the holidays.

Clarence Sell Washburn University Topeka Kansas

Ida Mathews Undergoes Appendicitis Operation At St Anthonys

Miss Ida Mathews a former Tech student now attending the University of Idaho was operated on for appendicitis at St Anthonys hospital this morning and is reported resting easily.

Ida Mathews Tech University of Idaho St. Anthony’s Hospital Miss Mathews

Edna Jarboe Returns to St Marys College Notre Dame

Miss Edna Jarboe, daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Jarboe, leaves today on No 18 for Notre Dame Indiana to resume studies at St Marys College after visiting her parents in the city during the holidays.

Edna Jarboe C. W. Jarboe Notre Dame Indiana St. Mary’s College Jarboe

St Marys Students Return to Salt Lake Academy

The Misses Mary Wright Edith Wright and Margaret Ford daughters of local residents Mr and Mrs Wright and Mr and Mrs Ford return to Salt Lake City to resume studies at St Marys academy after a break.

ST. Mary's Mary Edith Yes W. Wright Margaret Ford John Ford Salt Lake St. Mary’s Academy

County Attorney Hogan Recovered From Operation

Friends learn County Attorney R. J. Hogan has fully recovered from a serious operation at St. Anthony's hospital and is back in his Portneuf block office today.

R. J. Hogan St. Anthony's Hospital Portneuf Block

Brothers George and Delevan Marmen return to Oregon

George and Delevan Marmen sons of Mr and Mrs J P Marman of South Main street return tomorrow to St Benedict Oregon where George studies at St Anselm Benedictine seminary and Delevan a Mount Angel student. Delevan is a senior in the academic department and will graduate this coming June.

Oregon George Delevan Marmen J. P. Marman South Main Street St. Benedict St. Anselm’s Benedictine Seminary Delevan Mount Angel Ae Delevan

Joint Installation of Knights and Pythians in Eagle Hall

Fort Hall Lodge No. 6 Knights of Pythias and Gate City Temple No. 2 Pythian Sisters hold a joint officer installation Tuesday evening in Eagle hall. Sisters drill team performances and a musical program will follow with refreshments served.

Fort Hall Lodge No. 6 Knights of Pythias Gate Ea Temple No Pythian Sisters Eagle Hall

Chorus Opens With Gounod Oratorio In Pocatello

The Pocatello Community Chorus holds its first meeting tonight at 8 at the Congregational church. Alec Simson, chorus director, announced the session for members and invitees to discuss The Redemption.

The Pocatello Community Chorus Congregational Church Alec Simson Chorus

Preston editor develops Q. R. Ointment for colds

E. O. Strong, editor of a Preston paper in town for Idaho editors sessions, has become a manufacturer. He has invented the Q. R. Ointment, touted as a meritorious remedy for groups and colds. Strong, formerly from St. Anthony, is a well known newspaper man and will soon be called upon.

E. O. Btrong Preston Idaho Strong St. Anthony

Hunt Begins Fifth Term as Arizona Governor

George W. P. Hunt, a Democrat, started his fifth term as governor of Arizona this morning. Inauguration ceremonies were simple and brief.

Banished Player Controversy Touches Giants Goal

National League president Heydler said he would back suspensions for George Kelly and Sam Bohne if they are found playing on the same basketball team as Jimmy O Connell, the ex Giants outfielder banished for bribery. Pending full facts, no action would be taken yet.

New York Heydier National League George Kelly New York Giants Jimmy O'Connell Giants Ana O'Connell Cozy Heydler Kelly Bohne O'Connell

O Connell Dismissed From Hoop Team In San Francisco

San Francisco AP report says Dan Maher dismissed Jimmy O Connell a suspended Giants first baseman from the professional basketball league to avoid embarrassment for George Kelly Kelly and O Connell were slated to play on different schedules with the team the league organizing its season next Saturday night.

O'Connell San Francisco George Kelly Dan F. Maher Jimmy O’connell Giants Kelly O’connell

High School P T A Plans Interesting Tonight Meeting

The High School Parent Teachers Association invites members and officers to an evening program by Miss Ethel Liggett on a new movement to beautify Pocatello schools and grounds. Adelaide Anderson School of Music provides music followed by a social half hour.

Parent-Teachers’ Association Ethel Liggett Pocatello Adelaide Anderson School of Music

Firemen Challenge to Tribune Bowlers Accepted

Workmen loaded materials for a new Columbia bowling alley on North Arthur in Columbia and opening this week. In Pocatello bowlers, long without an alley, accept a fire department challenge to the Tribune team for the opening game.

Columbia North Arthur Pocatello Fire Department Tribune

Announcements of Local Lodge and Club Meetings

Gate City Commandery No 4 E T will meet Tuesday evening for regular business. Masonic Building Corporation directors meet tonight in the secretary’s office. Modern Woodmen of America holds its first regular meeting Tuesday at 8 in K of P hall with candidate adoption and social time. Pocatello Chapter No 6 BR A M meets this evening at the Masonic Temple. Young Women’s Athletic Club holds a special meeting at the Y M C A tonight at 8 for women interested in athletics.

The Masonic Building Corporation Masonic Building Modern Woodmen Modern Woodmen of America GC. Hall West Center Street Forester Pocatello BR. A. M Masonic Temple

Dance Palace Tonight With Special Features

Tonight at the Dance Palace features special programing for entertainment seekers. Also scheduled bicycle racing at the Roller Rink adding sports action to the venue lineup.

Reverend Coleman Dies After Short Illness

The Rev. James Benjamin Coleman pastor of the A. M. E. church in Pocatello died Sunday at his home 625 East Fremont after a brief illness. He was 44 and survived by his wife and two sisters in Florida. He led local church and civic activities and previously pastored in Billings and Havre Montana. The MelHan Undertaking Company cared for the body. funeral arrangements will be announced. Mary Willis, sister of Mrs. Coleman, arrives Tuesday from Havre.

James Benjamin Coleman Fremont Coleman Florida Pocatello Havre Montana Billings MelHan Undertaking Company Mary Willis

School District Names New Junior High Physical Director

Harold S. Chinn has been approved as physical director for the city’s new junior high schools. He trained at La Crosse normal school in Wisconsin and brings years of experience from several schools. Miss Wilhelmie Grotmut will join Jefferson school to teach third grade and is remembered from a previous local stint. Pocatello principals and supervisors meet with the superintendent to plan for the semester close, which ends Friday January 23.

Harold 8S. Chinn la Crosse Wis State Normal School Chinn Wilhelmie Grotmut Jefferson School Miss Grotmut Pocatello

Pocatello High School Reopens After Winter Break

Principal George B Crawford returned to work at Pocatello Senior High School after a family trip to the south during Christmas. Several faculty and students also spent the holidays out of town, reporting an enjoyable vacation as the sixteenth week of the term began, with three weeks left in the semester.

George B. Crawford Pocatello Senior High School Peee Cit

Celeste School of the Dance Announces New Course

The Celeste School of the Dance announces a special course for young ladies starting Thursday January 8 at 7 p.m. Call 407-W to enroll with instructor Marie Love Procter.

THE Celeste School OF the Dance Marie Love Procter

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Dance Palace Tonight Citizens Bank and Trust Company Citizens Bank & Trust Company Pocatello, Idaho Buch Twin Falls W.D. Gillis Gate City Commandery No. 4 E. T A. M. E. Church Spinet Petersen Furniture CO
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