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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
10
Pocatello chamber members attended Preston’s monthly dinner where Paul Clagstone of the US Chamber spoke. The program included M. P. Eckelman and a brief talks by local farmers businessmen and educators. Morgan pea cannery district manager also praised national commercial organizations.
Foreign forces have landed in Shanghai to protect interests as strikes threaten markets and services. The Chinese government protests violence toward students, demanding releases and safeguards, while Paris notes one French cruiser suffices to shield nationals.
Lemhi Indians James Tisidimit Ben Ariwite and Elmer Whittentone face murder charges in district court for the death of Bannock Charley Deveney. They pleaded not guilty this afternoon before Judge Bayne. Trial slated for Monday June 8 with jury selection Thursday at 10 o clock. John Carl Smoot’s trial for grand larceny set for Friday morning.
The Pocatello YWCA hosts a Friday noon luncheon for Miss Laura Parker secretary of the missionary council, followed by the Know Your Town session on Recreation and Social Life of the Town led by Mrs. Smullin and Christian church women. Girl reserves plan a supper hike with chaperone Miss Juliet Minson meeting at 3 and returning by 8. The monthly board meeting is postponed to Friday at 7 30 with continued reserve work and mid-year planning.
Mrs L D Dotts leaves for Kansas City to visit relatives. Miss L L Moore heads to Minneapolis for summer with kin and returns in fall. B M Rowan plans a Reno stay for a few weeks after leaving this morning. Carrie Sewell moves to Seattle for summer teaching duties. M E Hooker visits Niagara Falls briefly. Elizabeth Fagan travels to Kansas City for summer, returning to Pocatello in September. Mrs Ed Phillips to Omaha for six weeks visiting daughter Mrs Carr.
Dawn finds 65 volunteers midway through a relay reading of the Bible at First Methodist Church Yucaipa begun at midnight Saturday. Daniel completes Old Testament portions, with New Testament ahead as readers endure genealogies and tongue twisters in a faith driven effort to foster scripture literacy.
A Margerite Devine quartet will present vocal and instrumental numbers at the Elks lodge tonight. The act has appeared in Salt Lake City and coastal towns and is now engaged at a local cafe. A class of candidates will be initiated and a banquet will follow the show.
The annual state convention of the P E O sisterhood opened in Pocatello with a luncheon at the Savoy cafe and a registration of delegates. The banquets planned at Bannock hotel feature addresses by W H Cleave and Mrs. Sarah Blackler, with Mrs. Winona Reeves discussing The Living Element of the P E O. Official delegates from many Idaho towns are listed.
The New York Court of Appeals held that Guy Stillman is presumed legitimate but refused to rule on his actual status. The decision, written by Judge Andrews, states the court had no jurisdiction to render a judgment on legitimacy in this divorce context. The ruling references section 1760 of the code and notes presumptive legitimacy during marriage.
Temperatures hit 92 in Chicago and related cities with a heat wave. Severe weather spread from Iowa to New York with deaths, damage, and power outages reported.
The American Legion vaudeville revue features two popular plays Ts Zat 8o and Madame Atupide starring Savoy and Brennan. A 35 member cast directed by Lewis L. Lacey rehearsed at Antlers hall for the June 8 to 10 performances by the local post.
Miss Helen Morrel of the J. B. Baggerton Company has returned from a visit to her parents at Fair Oaks.
Town notices report the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Perry Harrison at General hospital May 26. Funeral services for Mrs Clara Woodside will be held at A M E church Thursday at 2 30 p m with burial at Mountain View. Two men, John McGinley and John Burriston, convicted of liquor possession, were fined 150 and 50 respectively by Justice E G Houde. An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis McNally is described as seriously ill with stomach inflammation.
Charges of obtaining money under false pretenses preferred by Marian na Fernandez against Petra Delgal Ito were dismissed today for lack of evidence at a hearing before Justice of the Fence E G Houde.
Mrs Rampton mother of Mrs Arthur Peterson fell ill while visiting in Salt Lake City. She is reported out of danger and recuperating. Mrs Peterson remains with her mother in Salt Lake and will likely stay two or three weeks.
The Pocatello Stake M I A will hold a parade drill this evening at the new L D 8 recreation hall for attendees of the M I A jubilee convention in Salt Lake City from June 6 to 10. Drill begins at 7 30 to ensure proper marching order and formation.
The Alameda community Sunday school Ladies Aid society presents Katie's New Hat and A Special Sale this Thursday at 8 PM. Local talent shines in rehearsals and proceeds benefit the church debt.
Miss Laura Parker secretary of the Missionary Council of Women will visit Pocatello this Friday as honor guest of the city’s missionary societies. A luncheon at the YWCA at 12 o clock is planned with reservations due by Wednesday noon. Mrs. Ernest Pearson leads the YWCA social committee and ministers’ wives will handle arrangements.
Elks club hosts initiation and entertainment with a banquet. Invitations have gone to neighboring lodges and many visitors are expected alongside a strong local turnout. Reports will include grave decoration and flag day observance plans for June 14. Ells dance set for Thursday, June 11, organized by a new social committee led by Al Stoker.
Local groups collect magazines and call for donations. Knights Templar meet to elect officers at the Masonic temple. Portneuf lodge meets in stated communica tion. G I A meeting postponed to June 17. Births announced at General hospital. Jenkins Bloomquist families welcome newborns. Ivy Kensington to meet at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow at 2. Visitors include Mrs. William Main and Miss Selma Wilson. George Rolf visiting from Glenn Montana. Jerry Upton announces a baby girl. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet Wednesday at 2:30. Commercial hall dance well attended with Mellveen brothers. another dance planned for June 6.
The Blackfoot high school band of forty performs a 45 minute concert at the First Ward L St church at 7 30 pm as a prelude to local boy scout activities. Chief Tendoy of Fort Hall will attend with Superintendent William Donner and an interpreter. Frank Brown will address the scouts at 8 15 pm and presentations for the afternoon field meet awards will be made by Dr. Call and Dr. Howard.
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