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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1911

Page

6

Creamery Leader Sees Rapid Growth in Idaho and West

W P Jensen head of Jensen Creamery reports rapid expansion with 18 000 pounds weekly with gains in southeastern Idaho and western Wyoming. He notes cream from isolated districts feeds Pocatello plant and discusses 16 16 ounce butter labeling amid legal queries to Idaho Attorney General about exact weight compliance.

Big Jensen Pocatello W. P. Jensen Jensen Creamery Company States of America Jensen Salt Lake Tribune America Pocatello Creamery Idaho Wyoming Star Valley Gate City Fremont County Oneida County Oregon Pure Food Commissioner Wallis Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson McDougall

Ice Supplier R W Hoshine Offers Pure Ice Delivery

R W Hoshine sells artificial ice described as pure and clean with best service and quick delivery. Telephone Bell 19 Red is listed for contact. The brief promotes reliability and prompt drop-off.

R. W. Hoshine

Steel Trust Head Before Committee

Judge E H Gary chief of the steel trust testified before the House committee on the Tennessee Coal and Iron absorption. He said Roosevelt and Root sanctioned the move to avert financial disaster and argued for closer government oversight of corporations. Gary asserted the trust never sought a monopoly and opposed such combinations as dangerous to the industry.

Washington E. H. Gary Steel Trust Committee of the House Littleton Tennessee Coal and Iron Company Trust Gary Roosevelt Root Tennessee Company

War inaugurated on Secretaries

Two undesirables of the secretary order were haled before Police Judge Knowles this morning and fined $100 each. One was given hours to leave town, and went, while the other is being held in the city jail to await further investigation by Immigration Inspector Andrews of a suspected case of white slavery. Chief of Police Ellis is firm in his intention to rid the city of this most undesirable class of citizens.

Knowles Andrews Ellis

Knox Testifies On Canadian Reciprocity In Senate Hearing

Secretary of State Knox appeared before the Senate finance committee to explain the reciprocal trade pact with Canada. The committee, in executive session, hopes to vote on the measure today and seeks Knox's opinion on the Root and other amendments.

Washington Knox Senthe Finance Committee

Taft to Attend Lacrosse Game as Rooter

President Taft will root for Montreal against the Crescent Athletic Club champions in a lacrosse match tomorrow. He plans to arrive at 5 p m and depart immediately after the game aboard the revenue cutter Henry.

Taft New York Montreal Crescent Athletic Club Henry

Ex Premier Maurice Rouvier Dies in Paris

Paris reports the death of Maurice Rouvier a former French prime minister who served twice and was a prominent senator. The passing occurred on June 7 and ends a long political career marked by influence in French government.

Paris Maurice Rouvier France

July Wheat Closes at 9234 in Chicago Trade

Chicago June 7 July wheat finished at 9234 amid steady trading. Market watchers note slight shifts in nearby contracts as prices reflect ongoing supply concerns and demand signals.

Chicago

Idaho Pioneer Day Proclamation Calls State Celebration

Governor Hawley proclaims June 15 Idaho Pioneer Day to honor early settlement. Citizens urged to gather, form societies, and preserve historic data. aims for a lasting annual holiday commemorating the state's beginnings. Corn fed beef ads and real estate notes accompany the notice.

Idaho Hawley James H. Hawley State of Capitol A. D

Pocatello High plans student exhibits and prizes

Domestic science and manual training departments display student work tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 6 with a bake and art show plus fifth through eighth grade projects. Senior class day at 2 includes life sized busts of Whittier and Longfellow and speeches by Hortense Mullen, then field day events with prizes for top grade performers in running, jumping and throwing.

Pocatello High School Auditorium Theatre Boone College of Idaho At Caldwell West School Whittier Longfellow Siders Tribune Hortense Mullen Dorothy Hull Marietta Higson Grace Gallet Marguerite Bunting Isabel Bonner Ruth Daniger Maes Sane Ener Hortense Mullen

Pocatello school games promise prizes and free admission

Swanson and Mullen lead field events with strong shows in shot put and dashes as Wade and Houde shine in pole vault. Pocatello merchants sponsor prizes across age groups from under 14 to eighth grade with handbags, shoes, chocolates, belts, and gifts. A high school student can win a fountain pen for most points. scoring uses five for first, three for second, one for third.

West Side Swanson Moscow Mullen Wade Houde Pocatello Pocatello Public People’s Store J. P. Wirtz George Slingerland Golden Rule Mercantile Co George H. North Murphy Cigar Store Straus & Glauber Supt. Siders A. L. Cook T. C. Martin Pocatello Electric Supply Company C. B. Howard H. K. Higson & Brother Quinn & Son Pharmacy

Donlin Joins Pittsburg as Texas Trade Talk Rises

Mike Donlin former New York outfielder and recent national commission reinstatement joined the Pittsburg team here today. Report indicates a trade possible to St. Louis or Cincinnati. Donlin prefers a minor league assignment over Cincinnati.

Pittsburg Mike Donlin New York National Commission St. Louis Cincinnati Donlin

Senate names eight to Lorimer inquiry subcommittee

The senate by unanimous vote approved a subcommittee of eight to conduct the Lorimer investigation. The panel, empowered with wide authority, will begin work immediately.

Washington Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Lorimer

Heat Wave Eases Across Southwest

Kansas City reports cooler weather this morning ending several days of intense heat as the heat wave recedes in the southwest region. Weather observers note relief across the area with lower temperatures and lighter humidity.

Kansas City

Indians Arrange Summer Schedule in Twin Falls Trip

The Pocatello Indians announce a summer schedule starting with two games at Twin Falls over the weekend. Later dates include June 17 and 18 at Twin Falls, June 24 and 25 at home vs Twin Falls, June 24 and 25 at Montpelier, July 1 and 2 at Idaho Falls, July 4 pending, and July 7 and 8 hosting Blackfoot.

Pocatello ‘‘Indians Twin Falls Magic City Pirates Montpelier Idaho Falls Pocatello Blackfoot

Smelter Strike Halts Work at Agarico Plant

Six hundred fifty workers at the Agarico smelter near Torreon, owned by the American Smelters and Securities Co, go on strike for higher wages. The plant is shut down and guarded by soldiers.

el Paso Agarico American Smelters and Securities Company Torreon

Wool Tariff Bill Sparks General Debate in Congress

Washington June 7 The Underwood wool bill opened with a general debate. The Republican minority aims to mount a vigorous assault as the discussion begins in Congress.

Washington

Strike in Cleveland Shows Union Demand

Cleveland June 7 Six thousand garment workers walked out seeking official recognition of their union.

Cleveland

Steamer Oxonian Fire Off Waarden

A large steamer is on fire off Waarden near Flushing in Holland on June 7. The vessel is reported to be the Leyland liner Oxonian and crews are fighting the blaze.

Flushing Holland Waarden Oxonian

Weather Hint for Southern Idaho Showers Cooler Tonight

The southern Idaho forecast calls for showers and cooler conditions tonight. Thursday should bring fair weather with a continued cool spell. Yesterday’s high reached 82 degrees and last night’s low was 57.

Idaho

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Idaho Druggist

A California druggist endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient expectorant with no opiates or narcotics and safe for children. The Temple Pharmacy in Idaho advertises the product in its yellow package, promising relief for colds without nausea or digestion interference.

California Cal Foley & Co Foley Co ‘Ard Drug Co C. L. Parsons, Sec’y and Treas Foley's Temple Pharmacy Ferguson & Jenkins Pocatello and McCammon Idaho

City of Pocatello calls warrants for payment

City Treasurer Pauline E Bryan announces warrants numbers 7117 for April 16 1907 through 2396 dated Sept 13 1910 will be paid on presentation at Bannock National Bank with interest to date of this call Deputy F D Clements dated Feb 16 1911.

Pocatello Bannock National Bank Pauline E. Bryan F. D. Clements

Rexford Praises Foley Kidney Pills After Severe Cold

Rexford of 615 New York Life Building Kansas City Missouri reports a severe cold settled in his back and kidneys. A friend recommended Foley Kidney Pills and two bottles cured the pain. Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins Props Pocatello and McCammon Idaho.

Rexford New York Life Building Kansas City Foley Temple Pharmacy Ferguson & Jenkins Props Pocatello and McCammon Idaho

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