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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1908

Page

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London Olympic Games Weather Delays Passes as Events Begin

London awoke to rain yet clearing, delaying the opening at Shepherds Bush. Garret of the Chicago Athletic Association led a parade with an American flag as athletes from Ireland, Canada and the United States competed in early track and swimming heats. Sheppard set an Olympic record in the 1500 metres, while multiple heats in the 1500 and 400 metres events progressed with strong performances from Irish American, New York, and English clubs.

London Shepherds’ Bush Garrett Chicago Athletic Association J. P. Sullivan Irish-American Athletic Club J.D. Lighbody Meadows Canada Melvin W. Sheppard Irish- American N. F. Hallows England Lunghi Italy Riley Deakin, Wilson and Crawford

Garfield Coming to Pocatello on Idaho Tour

Secretary of the interior James Garfield arrives in Rupert en route to Pocatello for a tour of Idaho irrigated districts. The Commercial club plans an elaborate reception for the distinguished cabinet officer in Pocatello this week.

James Garfield Interior Pocatello Rupert Idaho Commercial Club

Northwest grain crop damaged by heat in Pacific Northwest

Reports from eastern Washington to the state grain inspector say heat is shrivelling wheat and the crop may total only about twenty two million bushels, down nearly fifty percent. Merchants Exchange hedges on Oregon Washington Idaho yields, calling damage reports exaggerated with estimates from fifteen to thirty percent.

Tacoma Eoastern Washington Portland Merchants Exchange Oregon Washington Idaho

Idaho saloonman heads to mines after sale

John Wallenstine, a leading saloon man from Idaho Falls, traveled from Sunnyland to Idaho Falls to conduct business and attend a ball game. He has sold his saloon and will depart tomorrow for Spring Mountain to oversee development of a rich mining property in which he is a major owner.

John Wallenstine Idaho Falls Sunnyland Gate City Wallenstine Spring Mountain

Armstrong Named Bell System Manager in Southeastern Idaho

G R Armstrong of Butte takes formal charge of Bell Telephone interests in southeastern Idaho, succeeding V R Lane-strem as division superintendent in Pocatello. Lane-strem resigns, Armstrong tours new territory with Lane-strem, praising Twin Falls and Pocatello, and plans end of week transfer formalities with D M Malm urn auditing books.

Butte Armstrong Idaho G. R. Armstrong Bell ‘Telephone Company V. R. Lanestrem Pocatello Lanestrem Bell Company Mr. Lanestrem Twin Falls Wood River Valley of the Snake Idaho Falls Montpelier Mackay Lanetrem Gate City

Pocatello Band Consolidation Unites Two City Groups

The Gate City band formed by merging the Eagle band and the Gate City band under W. A. Samms now claims top status in Idaho. Thirty-two skilled musicians joined the reorganized group, which debuted publicly Saturday guiding the Tammany Tigers, and again Sunday at the ball, earning praise for refined music. Prof. John Von Prosky, former Eagles director, moved to Boise to lead the Columbia band of 40 pieces.

Pocatello Idaho W. A. Samms Gate City Eagle Band Tammany Tigers John von Prosky Eagles Boise Columbia Band

Deep well drilling boom eyed for Lost River region

J Lindquist of this city returns from Lost River country where he drilled deep wells for Idaho farmers. He completed a 427 foot well before hitting an adequate flow. He says the Lost River area is on the boom and big irrigation enterprises will drive major development next year.

J. Lindquist Lost River Country Idaho yHe

Bryan to Keep Silent on Roosevelt Policies Across Campaigns

Democratic figures arrive in Fairview with John W. Kern and labor leaders while discussions in Lincoln and California focus on Roosevelt policy reception. Bryan backs reform links, signaling Roosevelt policy not a Pacific coast issue. Clayton to set formal nomination date after Taft’s, with exact timing to be announced after his Pacific tour.

Pacific Coast Bryan Roosevelt California Bell Fairview Lincoln John W. Kern Mr. Bryan Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison James Duncan American Federation of Labor Theodore A. Bell Clayton Alabama Constititee Taft

John Sharp Williams Passes Through Pocatello En Route to Oregon

Senator-elect John Sharp Williams of Mississippi, Democratic leader in Congress, traveled via Short Line train through Pocatello on a summer vacation toward Portland and Oregon City where he would be hosted by Governor Chamberlain.

John Sharp Williams Pocatello Oregon Short Line Congress Mississippiip Williams Portland Oregon City Chamberlain

Beaten and Robbed by Disguised Man in Pocatello

Wong Sing a Chinese market gardener in Pocatello was set upon by a man in disguise as an Indian along the river bank early Sunday morning. The assailant pressed Wong to surrender cash and valuables, beating him when he resisted, and demanded a check for fifteen dollars before the loot was found.

Wong Sing Pocatello Wong Treasur

Taft Says Golf Is Medicine At Hot Springs

Taft arrived at Hot Springs Virginia for the renomination conference in Cincinnati. He began his day with golf on the links playing 18 holes and plans to golf daily during his stay, noting he will use golf instead of medicine.

Hot Springs Taft Cincinnati

Thaw Case Postponed For Jury Trial In Westchester

Proceedings in Harry Thaw's bid for a jury trial on his mental condition were adjourned by mutual consent to the September term of the Westchester County Supreme Court. Thaw remains in custody of Duchess County sheriff and jailed in Poughkeepsie during the interim.

White Plains N. Y Harry Thaw Supreme Court of Westchester County Thaw Duchess County Poughkeepsie

Bear Lake Republicans Set July 15 for Delegates Convention

Bear Lake county Republican central committee fixed July 15 as the date for the county convention to select 14 delegates to the state convention at Boise. The convention to nominate a county ticket will be held in Montpelier on September 26.

Bear Lake Montpelier Republican Central Committee Bear Lake County Boise

Members Meeting at Y M C A Rooms

Last Saturday's annual members meeting at the Y M C A rooms drew a large audience. Reports from Educational Religious Social and Building committees were discussed along with the general secretary's annual report. Membership stood at 4 04 seniors 86 students and 75 boys with 2019 works drawn 20000 visits and 5404 baths in the first half of the year.

Dr. Steely J. EK. Sturtervant C.V. Pomeroy Soial John P. Cong Pargellis

Arizona Storm Ravages Tempe Area With 100 Degree Heat

A severe wind and rain storm struck Tempe near Phoenix last night, causing substantial property damage but no loss of life. Similar storms have been common in central Arizona for a week, with oilstones covering the ground and temperatures near 100 degrees.

Phoenix Ariz Tempe Arica

Church Tea Set at Mrs LoRelle's Residence Today

A church tea will be held tomorrow afternoon from three to nine o'clock at Mrs Rh P LoRelle's residence on North Garfield. Sherbet and cake will be served and all are invited to attend.

Rh. P. LoRelle North Garfield

Eleven-Inning Victory Sealed In Pocatello Clash

In a marathon game between Pocatello and Idaho Falls, the Sunnylanders fell 9 to 4 in eleven innings. Bistline scored the winning run on a ground rule play after an overthrow, while Atkinson and Collins pitched well for their teams amid disputed calls and lively crowd support.

Pocatello Idaho Falls Sunnylanders Bistline Pippin Collins Boston Bloomer Girls Atkinson Claud Bisiline Allen Academy of Idaho New Gate City Tom Hannigan Tommy Qne Bill Morley Cloud Ranaway Changnon Bisié Giat Hannigan

Tammany Delegates Welcome in Gate City Before Yellowstone Trip

A party of about 50 New York Tammany delegates to the Denver convention spent five hours in Pogatello awaiting the Yellowstone park train No 15. They were met at the depot by local Democrats, given a reception at the Elks Club, and heard brief addresses from Judge Smock and Secretary Harman.

Denver Gate City Yellowstone National Park Elks Club Tammany Braves New York Po‘catello Yellowstone Park Pogatello Aati Judge Smock D. Worth Clark Harman Pocatello A. J. Pierce

Building Activity Sparks Local Home Upgrades

Contractor Paul Gartner secures a $6000 two story residence on North Arthur near Wyeth for A Igo Idaho Short Line chief dispatcher. He also remodels Carl Valentine’s South Arthur home for about $1800, and renovates W A Anthe’s South Ninth avenue bank cashier home for $2000 with new porches and interior changes.

Paul Gartner All Bee North Arthur Avenue Wyeth A. Igo Idaho Division Short Line Gartner Carl Valentine South Arthur W. A. Anthes Citizens’ Bank South Ninth Avenue

Officials on junket tour Shasta route in Pocatello

A party of Shasta route officials visited Pocatello Sunday to inspect yards and shops and learn how the Short Line operates. Leading the group was Superintendent L. R. Fields. The delegation traveled in a private car and was escorted to Salt Lake on No. 10 yesterday by Division Superintendent Stevenson, who spent a couple of days in Pocatello.

Shasta Pocatello L. R. Fields Salt Lake No. 10 Stevenson

Sage hens season dates clarified for hunters

The article clarifies that the sage hens open season starts August 1 and runs to December 1. It notes that some believe July 15 is the start, but that is incorrect. Grease season begins August 15 and ends December 1.

Sage

Idaho Falls and Pocatello Rivalry Ends in 12-4 Loss

Idaho Falls falls 12 to 4 to Pocatello in a rain delayed game. Morley had a sacrifice hit and stole a base. Collins hit a three-base shot and scored twice while Hy Collins and McAuley both were hit by pitches. Off Atkinson, Collins struck out 12 times.

Morley Changnon Jones Collins Allen Wilson Atkinson Hy Collins McAuley Idaho Falls Pocatello

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