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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
4
After weeks of inactivity the YMCA pool resumes operations with a pure white enameled surface. Filled with spring water at the right temperature the pool offers a inviting plunge. The management invites the public to visit and learn to swim this season.
William Hoagland of Hesse's Hot Springs says his room mate Harry Bush robbed him in the Perkins hotel room last Friday night. Bush was arrested, held by the county sheriff after a third degree interrogation and is facing a formal complaint by County Attorney Terrell.
Two Ford cars from New York to Seattle arrived in St Louis at 6 55 a m with a Shawmut machine two hours later and the Acme just before noon. Drivers reported bad roads from Chicago as they pressed on inland in the ocean to ocean race.
An advertisement from The Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins Pocatello and McCammon Idaho promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for hoarseness bronchitis and throat troubles. It claims quick soothing healing for inflamed throat and bronchial tubes and persistent coughs.
James Wright of Spurlock Kentucky writes of feeling like a 16 year old after six bottles of Electric Bitters. He cites thirty years of kidney trouble eased by the tonic, praising its benefits for weak sickly seniors. The ad claims 60 cents at Ferguson Jenkins Drug Co as a godsend for aging people.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy claiming it tones kidneys and bladder, purifies the blood, and restores health. It emphasizes pleasant taste and absence of harmful drugs and invites readers to Temple Pharmacy Ferguson & Co.
John Deye of Gladwin Michigan endured a running ulcer for 12 years and spent over 400 dollars on doctors without relief. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed the ulcer and cured fever sores boils felons eczema and other skin troubles. It’s sold for 26 cents at Ferguson Jenkins Drug Co.
Classified ad offers a single nicely furnished front room for rent to gentlemen only at 230 West Garfield. Contact number 349.
A small folding pocket book containing receipts and a pass was found. Finder urged to return it to the Tribune office for a liberal reward.
For sale standard sewing machine in good condition and household furniture cheap if taken at once. Address 2578 Hayes. Contact number 348.
Police Judge Alf Moyes saw a mix of Saturday and Sunday drunks among the defendants. Dan Harrington faces a $10 fine or 6% days. Martin Johnson gets 3% days. Others, including Clark Coveland Duffey Boyle, receive chain gang terms. James Williams and Williams receive hearings. Leahy gets a floater for street fighting. Lambert Manders attends a hearing for fighting and bad language.
The Hub's 7 to 5 victory over Idaho Falls in the second game of the series featured wild plays and seven Idaho Falls errors. Eddie Tuschman pitched consistently for Pocatello as Harmon homered and Brezee drove in two runs.
The Short Line division officers meeting in this city has been postponed due to high water on Idaho and Montana divisions. It is likely to be held the first Sunday in July. W. R B Armstrong returns to Montana division duties amid Superintendent Olmstead's illness and Salt Lake treatment. A class of older brakemen tested for conductorships under Superintend ent W H Jones and Idaho division officials. most exam takers returned on No 5.
The game features a late surge as Idaho Falls and Pocatello exchange hits and defensive miscues. Brewers Brezee and Rasher supply multi base hits while Collins and Tusehman fuel a pitching duel. Kestner umpired quickly as the two teams note earned runs and bases on balls with a two hour fifteen minute finish.
After the contest Jack Neve, manager of the Sunnylanders, offers a $500 wager that his lineup can win a rematch. With two cripples on Pocatello, Barrett failing to prove steady, and Tuschman exhausted, a planned second game proved unfeasible. Claud Bistline shone with a sensational steal and slide on Brezee's two bagger. Brezee regained his batting eye with two doubles and a single yesterday.
Dispatcher Schultz left on a fishing trip to Big Springs on the Snake River north fork and will be away until morning. H. E. Godwin, traveling freight agent from Salt Lake, arrived for the postponed division meeting. James A. Weed, bridge and building foreman, returned from Boise after inspecting the Boise River bridge, which was endangered by high water but deemed safe.
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