Local Brevities Chapter Masons-Pocatello initiates two
Chapter Masons Pocatello plans to initiate two candidates tonight in the Mark Masters degree. T H Gathe departed Sunday for California to attend the big expositions. Kensington Eastern Star meets tomorrow with Mrs J T Bourne. Mrs F H Paradise Jr leaves for Boise to visit for a few days. Miss Aldwilda Trapp left for Portland. Miss Stella Butte and Miss Jessie Archibald stay with Mrs William Bolder while en route to Albion summer school. Mrs R J Maguire, Mrs Tom Shelley and Miss Catheryn and Elizabeth Elliott from Shelley visit then depart for California to see the expositions.
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Masons
Pocatello
Stella Butte
Jessie Archibald
William Bolder
Albion
Idaho
R. J. Maguire
Tom Shelley
Catheryn
Elizabeth Elliott
Shelley
California
Kansas City Trip For Cole Son Of Murray Cole
Charles C. Cole, son of Murray 8. Cole, of one of the Stort Line departments, left yesterday for Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Charles C. Cole
Murray
Cole
Stort Line
Business Trip to Billings for Wallard Lund
Wallard Lund left yesterday evening for Billings Montana to handle business matters today.
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Wallard Lund
Billings
Montana
Election of Officers Forth Hall Lodge No 6 K of P
Fort Hall lodge No 6 K and P will hold its semi annual election tomorrow evening followed by a smoker with members urged to attend.
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Fort Hall Lodge No. 6
K. of P
Brewer Back-Superintendent Visits Utah-Montana Division
Brewer A F Kirewer of the Utah Montana division revisits the town for an inspection of the north end of the division.
Mrs Nate Franklin Heads to Coast for Fair Vacation
Mrs Nate Franklin and her daughter left yesterday for the coast to attend fairs and enjoy a vacation of a couple of weeks.
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Nate Franklin
Coast
Confer Degree Pocatello Chapter Meets To Confer M M Degree
Confer Degree Pocatello Chapter No Gi Ro A M will meet this evening to confer the M M degree on a couple of candidates and to transact regular business.
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Pocatello
District manager Carlyle Hall visits Jensen Creamery
District manager for Jensen Creamery, Carlyle Hall from Salt Lake City, arrived yesterday to oversee company affairs and operations.
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Carlyle Hall
Jensen Creanery Company
Salt Lake
Find
Employee leaves for Felt City on two week visit
Fred Kingston of the storehouse department departs this morning for Felt City Idaho to spend a two week visit with his sister Mrs. R C Babbitt.
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Fred Kingston
Storehouse
Felt City
Idaho
R. C. Babbitt
Trip to Portland by Miss Mabel Kasiska
Miss Mabel Kasiska left last night for Portland on a private trip.
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Portland
Mabel Kasiska
Water Company Head Arrives for Talks in Pocatello
James A. Murray head of the Pocatello Water Company arrived from Butte and met with Alex Murray and other stakeholders in conference today. He is to depart tonight or tomorrow.
Local Knights of Columbus member stays in Salt Lake City
Stayed over Henry Higson of the Knights of Columbus did not return with the other boys. He remained in Salt Lake City for a couple of days to handle business matters for the order.
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Henry Higson
Knights of Columbus
Salt Lake
Order
Ftah City
Fishermen Trio Headed to Dubois For Fly Casting
Carlyle North Lee Hazel and Charles Carmack left Saturday night for Dubois to fish. They aimed to impress locals with their fly casting in what promised to be a good day of angling in the favored location.
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Carlyle North
Lee Hazel
Charles Carmack
Dubois
Food Inspector Elrod Leaves City After Cleanup Campaign
Deputy sanitary commissioner Dave J. Elrod departed for Boise on department business after completing most of the cleanup work in the city. The three week effort saw several prosecutions promoted by the department during its public health drive.
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Dave J. Elrod
Boise
Diamond From the Sky at the Orpheum Tonight
The fourth chapter of The Diamond From the Sky runs at the Orpheum for one night only with two other reels. The serial grows more interesting each chapter and pleases patrons. Lottie Pickford and Irving Cummings star in this attraction.
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Orpheum
Lottie Pickford
Irving Cummings
Knights of Columbus Return from Salt Lake Session
Members report a most enjoyable session held yesterday at the Hotel Utah ending with a banquet. About twenty attendees traveled from the group as the third degree work was conducted by the Pocatello lodge.
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Knights of Columbus
Salt Lake
Hotel Utah
Pocatello Lodge
Medals Awarded for Piano Pupils at Lowe School of Music
Last week two medals were awarded to Lowe School of Music piano pupils. In June each year a gold medal goes to the top pupil and a silver to the runner up. This year Mary Roberts won the gold and Marie Holmes the silver.
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Lowe School of Music
Mary Roberts
Marie Holmes
Railroad officials visit to inspect Yellowstone park hotels
General Manager EB B Calvin of the Short Line superintendent E C Manson and assistant treasurer A Jenkinson arrived from Yellowstone tonight with the first division of employees headed to the park to open the hotels for the season. The officials, accompanied by their wives, spent the day here on a general inspection.
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EB. B. Calvin
E. C. Manson
A. Jenkinson
Yellowstone
Park
Mr. Calvin
Cup of Life shown at Orpheum next Tuesday
The five part Mutual Master picture The Cup of Life featuring Bessie Barri scale plays at the Orpheum next Tuesday only. Produced by Thos H Ince it is billed as the best Mutual Master attraction yet. Matinee prices hold while evening prices rise.
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Bessie Barriscale
Mutual Master
Orpheum
Thos. H. Ince
Ellison-White Chautauqua head tours city for big show
FE White, a head of the Ellison-White Chautauqua circuit, visited the city to review the setup for the upcoming week. He praised the local committee’s work and said the season’s attractions surpass any recent Chautauqua offerings, with a highly encouraging outlook.
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C. FE. White
Cup of Life at Orpheum with Bessie Barriscale
Tomorrow night the Orpheum presents the five reel Mutual Master attraction The Cup of Life starring Bessie Barriscale and Enid Markey. Admission prices rise for this feature while afternoon prices stay unchanged. The film portrays gripping scenes from New York tenements and the Great White Way with lavish costumes and a strong moral lesson.
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Orpheum
Bessie Barriscale
Enid Markey
New York
No License After Catching Lone Fisherman
Deputy Game Warden L A Lehrbas trapped Sam Detom during a fishing outing in Portneuf. Detom courted speckled beauties and evaded payment for a license. He was unable to produce a license when challenged and faced further action after being caught in willows with a nibble.
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L. A. Lehrbas
Sam Detom
Sam
Portneuf
New Battleship Arizona Set for Launch This Month
Reports describe the launch of the battleship Arizona at New York yard on June 19. The vessel will displace 31,400 tons, carry twelve 14 inch guns and twenty two 5 inch rifles, and cost about 16 million dollars in total when commissioned.
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Washingtom
Dune
America Navy
Arizona
New York Navy Yard
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Newport News
Oregon
Santiago
United States
New York
Connecticut
Florida
Texas
Navy Department
California
Navy
Aone
Esther Ross
Preston
Arizo
Hunto Arizona
Daniels
English Wives Not Protected in Riot Hostility
London reports that looting during anti-German riots stemmed from higher living costs and price hikes by shops. Sylvia Parkhurst notes English wives of Germans suffer as German spouses in England face internment, while German wives of English men remain unmolested. suffragists failed to amend the aliens act last August to shield English wives of alien enemies.
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London
Sylvia Parkhurst
American citizens in Dresden lose passports
Berlin June 7 The American embassy ordered revocation of passports for Leon Raines and Karl Reecknagel both residents of Dresden. They had criticized the American government during the crisis and said in a newspaper article they were ashamed of their citizenship.
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Berlin
London
Dresden
Leon Raines
Karl Reecknagel
State Department
Washington
Roland A Nichols, Forceful Speaker
The renowned lecturer with a wide experience in human nature is highlighted. The account recalls his evangelistic years and a notable 1885 meeting in Crafton Ohio with Harold Bell Wright who began skeptical questions about Jesus. Nichols recounts presenting his address The Sage of Nazareth and Wright's eventual capitulation after an hour.
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Harold Bell Wright
Crafton
O. Wright
Nichols
Wright
Jesus
Nazareth
Card of Thanks for condolences and floral aid
We express our appreciation for the thoughtfulness and solicitude of friends who assisted during our bereavement. The floral offerings are gratefully acknowledged by Mrs. D. F. Myers and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thorbarn, and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Weffington.
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D. F. Myers
J. J. Myers
W. A.thorbarn
J. F. Weffington
War damage insurance taken on Italian property
From May to mid May Lloyds in London reported rising demand for war damage insurance on Italian property. Premiums varied by city from one to five percent with policies set for six months, covering Udine Venice Ancona Brindisi Como Padua Palermo Bologna.
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London
Italy
Lloyds
Retes
Udine
Venice
Ancona
Brindisi
Como
Padua
Palermo
Bologna
War Proved Boon To Some British Color Firms
The cutting off of the German supply of aniline has brought sudden prosperity to several British color manufacturers. A Manchester firm after nine months of war boom has just paid off fourteen years' arrears on its 6 per cent cumulative preferred stock.
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London
Manchester
Plenty of old papers at the Tribune office.
An advertisement notes a sale of old Tribune papers with copies priced at five cents per ounce.
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Tribune
the Tribune
Pocatello City Revenues and Property Valuation 1914 15
City of Pocatello Idaho reports general revenues for the 1914 15 fiscal year including police fines taxes occupation and dog taxes rent and scales. The total assessed value of all property within the city limits for that year was 6 602 741 dollars.
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Pocatello
Idaho
T Ed Keene
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