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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
6
Boston June 2 under a new law in effect today licensed dealers may not transport liquor from a license community into a no license city or town. Temperance forces long pressed for the restriction.
Louise Lovely stars in The Gilded Spider at Rex today and tomorrow with a gripping five act drama and moving pictures. Chaplin delivers The Floorwalker while The Cratchfields perform rope spinning dancing and singing as part of a high quality vaudeville program and Fatty Arbuckle appears in a new comedy at tomorrow's matinee starting at 1 PM.
Fatty Arbuckle stars as janitor barber in the Orpheum program with Waifs starring Jane Grey. A matinee for Fatty’s young fans is planned for tomorrow at 1 PM. At the Crown, The Danger Signal, from Canavan the Man Who Had His Way, is the featured film today with Arthur Hoops and Ruby Hoffman in the cast.
A standout program at the Auditorium drew a crowded audience last night with strong performances and positive reception from local patrons.
In a fast seven inning Short Line league game the Apprentices beat the Round House 7 to 6 after taking a lead in the seventh inning. Davis stole second and third, Donaldson was hit, Holmes reached on an error, and Reeves cleared the bases with a two bagger. Hubbard pitched for the Round House until the fourth, Murphy replacing him. Both teams had six hits and errors were charged to both sides.
Columbus Ohio June 2 The Ohio State University begins its commencement events today and will run through June 6 for the largest graduating class in college history Bishop C D Williams of Michigan will speak Miami University marks 170th year with exercises starting today On June 8 170 graduates will receive degrees from the Teachers College and the College of Liberal Arts Mitchell D Hollenshee of Chicago serves as speaker at Cincinnati Law School with twenty three students earning law degrees
In Chattanooga Tennessee on June 2 the conference of Mayors of American cities opens to discuss greater national defense. Mayor Jesse M Littleton chairs the meeting with attendees from many southern cities and some prominent northern mayors. The gathering aims to express Southern and Southwest sentiment.
Michigan State convention of Prohibition party held in Detroit. Democratic committee of arrangements meets in St Louis. Ohio Socialist convention opens in Columbus. Virginia Democratic convention in Roanoke. California delegation heads to Chicago for the national convention.
The High School Echo from Pocatello High School showcases biographical sketches of the students Margaret Ellen Bell Jean Nesbitt Bistline Elizabeth Barbara Bowerman Florence Ethel Clerk Marion Charlotte Fargo Cora Aileen Franklin Gladys Marguerite Green Lacey Roberta Murphy Doris Jennings Fred De Leon Quinn Mabel Alice Rowland Mildred May Slingerland Percy Vieter Stafford Audrey Trene Warden Clarence Henry Tolman Sara Margaret West. Engravings of Shakespeare skits and student life scenes accompany photos and a financial note showing a profit overall except for basketball debates and the band leaving about 5.42 dollars in the black.
The passage lists the Echo year staff with roles including editor Jean Bistline and assistant editor Agnes Knowles, business manager Clarence Tolman, and others. It notes the Echo is issued by the senior class twice a month during the school year and describes the current year's issue as a good product, printerily and otherwise.
Notice states no classified ads can be handled for tomorrow after 1 30 p m at the Tribune office. Plentiful old papers available. Five cents per bunch. Read The Tribune Want Ads.
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