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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
6
City council urges steps to secure 60 second feet of Fort Hall canal water for East Side use. Mayor proposes an East Bench reservoir or standpipe to avoid open ditches while noting funding and pipe work. Fire and Water committee to report next Thursday.
A Pocatello delegation of Masons travels to Twin Falls to assist in conferring the first Royal Arch degree. The visiting party includes N. D. Brookheart, William Wallin, William Kelly, James A. Weed, Fred Bryden, George Miller, J. B. Orr, Joe Ruess, Ray R. Wilson, W. J. Harvey, Richard Douglas and others. Twin Falls lodge prepares a warm reception and entertainment. Next Monday another Pocatello Mason group plans to attend a Grand Chapter meeting in Boise.
A New York Times aphorism notes that a man’s foresight is often wasted on events that never occur. The remark emphasizes the futility of predicting unlikely outcomes.
The Pocatello Indians defeated the Loganites 10 to 4 in a home game, marking a second straight win in the series. Brinson debuted at short, Barthold showed versatility, and Claud Bistline stood out with stellar plays. Fortier and Embree hit home runs as Lowe was relieved in the sixth.
J. T. Young, president of Idaho Wholesale Grocery, touts a major Fourth of July event in Idaho Falls and Pocatello. The plans include an automobile parade, Indian war dance with Blackfoot and Lemhi participants, motorcycle and horse races, baseball, a twenty round boxing contest, and prizes for best decorated autos. A special Ashton to Pocatello train will bring crowds, with organizers promising a hosted, entertaining day.
The Harbin Jewish community of about 5,000 enjoys tolerant treatment from the governor and officials. Harbin is described as a rare Jewish paradise in Russia, serving as a historic base of the Russian army in the Far East and noted for liberal attitudes toward Jews.
The class of 1910 presents The School Mistress by Arthur Pinero in three acts tonight at 8:30 in the Academy of Idaho assembly hall. Miss Alice Lorraine Daly directs with high expectations for the amateur production at Pocatello.
President Henry L Southwick of The Emerson College of Oratory Boston will appear in a June 10 recital at the Auditorium Theatre hosted by Idaho Academy expression department and student patrons. He will perform Twelfth Night in comedy, with Lewiston and Boise appearances noted and praise from newspapers.
Tomorrow at the Academy two charity style baseball games are planned with no admission charged. The 2 PM opener matches the Pedagogues against the Ministerial association, featuring new star players and Fox on the faculty side. The 3 30 PM capper pits Academy alumni, led by Claud Bistline, against the current Academy team as Bantams clash with old gamesters.
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