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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1912

Page

8

Sunnylanders Beat Indians 3 2 In Snappy Idaho Falls Tilt

In a brisk season showcase the Sunnylanders of Idaho Falls edged the Indians of Pocatello 3 to 2. Kirkendahl dazzled on the mound with 11 strikeouts for the Indians while Lee fanned 10 for Idaho Falls. Mize hit the first Brady Park homer as the brisk contest featured solid defense and timely hitting. Time 2:00. Umpire Higson.

Sunnylanders Idaho Falls Indians Pocatello Kirkendahl Katz Fort Hall Lee Mize Brady Park Johnnie Johnson McConnell Bistline Kietch Barry Womstead Kitteh Higson

Princess Theatre Reopens Under Barrett Brothers Lead

The Princess theatre closes tonight for alterations and reopens tomorrow under Jack and Bill Barrett from New York and Chicago. They pledge hard work to offer a metropolitan show with 4000 ft of new pictures each night, one illustrated song, a character song, spotlight, and a four piece orchestra led by Prof. Von Prosky all for ten cents admission. A big band concert and street parade will greet opening night in Pocatello.

Princess Princess Theatre Jack Bill Barrett Barretts New York Chicago Prof von Prosky Pocatello

Maine's First Primary Sets Stage for Septembers Vote

Maine held its first state-wide primary to pick Republican contenders for governor and U S senator alongside other state races. Republicans faced three governor hopefuls William T. Haines Frederick E Boothby and Albert H Shaw and three U S Senate contenders Edwin C Burleigh Herbert M Heath and Judge Frederick A Powers. Democratic renomination of Governor Plaisted and Senator Gardner found no opposition. Complete results were not expected until tomorrow.

Augusta Maine United States Congress Plaisted Gardner William T. Haines Waterville Frederick E. Boothby Portland Albert H. Shaw Bath Edwin C. Burleigh Herbert M. Heath Frederick A. Powers Houston

Special sale of uillow plumes at Paris Millinery

A special sale is announced for Monday and Tuesday at the Paris Millinery shop managed by Mrs. Chris Armstrong offering uillow plumes for lid and hat accents.

Paris Chris Armstrong

Trist Auto Co Taxicab Service Ad Listing

Day and night taxi service advertised by Trist Auto Co Bell 200 block Ind 226. Cement from Utah Portland cement. Pocatello Coal Co 241 North Main Street listed.

Trist Auto Co Bell Blk Ind Utah-Portland Cement Pocatello Coal Co Main St

Eagles Leave for Tri State Meet Heading to Salt Lake

A large group of Eagles departed for Salt Lake City to attend the Tri State convention with Utah Nevada and Idaho represented. Thousands are expected as they travel by passenger trains heading south with departures from Pocatello including James Astle M K Hughes D J Eldred and others. The event features a morning Eagle club gathering and an afternoon Lagoon outing. One and one third fare is set for the round trip valid until next Sunday.

Salt Lake Lagoon Utah Nevada Idaho Noor Iun Eagle Club Angle Club Salt Lake Aerie Pocatello James Astle M. K E. Hughes D. J. Eldred W. T. Walker W. R. Blalock R. O. Hughes Wm. Bohlscheid L. C. Wardrop W. ©. Crookston M. L. Dick G. Y. Pugmire W. J. West

FitzGerald to stand trial in $173000 government theft case

George W. Fitzgerald, former Chicago sub-treasury teller, faces trial in U S district court this week on an indictment alleging he stole $173,000 more than five years ago. The money, mostly in $1000 bills, vanished while he handled large government funds daily.

Chicago George W. Fitzgerald United States District Court Fitzgerald Sub-Treasury Secret Service

Class Day at Yale Brims With Tradition and Parade

Yale’s class day featured seniors from two departments singing, parading, dancing, and smoking the sachem pipe of peace as they heard class oration and poem. Alumni day follows, then commencement. Hundreds of visitors attend the elegant festivities.

New Haven Conn Yale

Labor Conditions Probe Journey Across Western Canada

Ottawa June 17 Hon T W Crothers minister of labor left for an extensive Western Canada trip to study labor conditions. He will visit Winnipeg Saskatoon Edmonton Calgary Vancouver Rossland and other major industrial centers on the tour.

Ottawa Ont T. W.crothers Canada Winnipeg Saskatoon Edmonton Calgary Vancouver Rossland

Firemen Tourney Draws Delegations to Pierre

Pierre South Dakota June 17 Numerous delegations of firemen arrived for the annual meeting and a tournament of their state association. Welcoming exercises a parade and review are planned for tomorrow and the rest of the week will be devoted to prize competitions.

Pierre

Steamship Men Meet in Buffalo Conference

An important conference opened in Buffalo with members of the interstate commerce commission and representatives of leading U S water transportation lines. They discuss a uniform system of accounts and a plan of cooperation between steamship companies and the interstate commission.

Buffalo Interstate Commerce Commision United States Interstate Commission

O Keefe to Plead Self Defense in Freeman Murder Case

John T H O Keefe a Menlo Park politician and former saloon keeper stands accused of killing Albert Freeman in a street altercation. The case opened today with O Keefe expected to claim self defense.

Redwood City Cal John TH O'Keefe Menlo Park Albert Freeman Freeman

New Homestead Law Text Enacted by Congress

The act amends sections 221 and 2297 of the Revised Statutes detailing conditions for homestead patents. It requires three years before patent, residence and cultivation for three years following filing, and specific exceptions for absences, heirs, and commutation. It also outlines cultivation minimums and special provisions for Kinkaid and reclamation acts.

Senate House of Representatives United States of America Congress United States Land Office Secretary of the Interior Jane

Funeral for John Amer Held in Anaconda

Funeral services for John Amer of 531 South Harrison avenue were conducted Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at the First ward meeting house. Walker Funeral Co. led the rites with pallbearers W A McHan P Rush C P Hansen J M Knowles William Thomas Joe McQuade. Elders David Clark Noah Pond and Bishop M A Hendricks offered condonances. Arthur W Hall sang God Moves in a Mysterious Way. Amer, formerly a blacksmith helper, died in Anaconda after an accident that broke his leg three months prior. He leaves a wife and grown daughter. The service drew many shopmen and friends.

John Amer Harrison Avenue Anaconda Montana First Ward Walker W. A. McHan P. Rush C. P. Hansen J. M. Knowles William Thomas Joe McQuade David Clark Noah Pond M. A. Hendricks Arthur W. Hall

Residence requirements in 1912 land act approved

The act requires entrymen to establish permanent residence within three years from the date of entry or risk reverting the land to the government. It authorizes extensions up to twelve months for climatic sickness or other unavoidable causes and directs notices to affected entrymen. Approved June 6 1912.

Secretary of the Interior General Land Office

Woodmen excursions offer Rexburg trips in June

The Woodmen of the World announce excursions to Rexburg Idaho on June 19 and 20 via Short Line Limit with a return on June 25. Details and rates available from agents.

Woodmen OF the World Rexburg Idaho

Social Monday Evening at J B Bist Home

A social gathering is scheduled for Monday evening at the home of Mr J B Bist on South Fifth Avenue. Event details are limited in the readable text.

J. B. Bistline South Fifth Avenue

New State Bridge Across the Snake Opens in Idaho

The new $30,000 state bridge over the Snake River links western Idaho with eastern Oregon at Payette. The Payette Oregon Slope Irrigation district bonds total $270,000 with a $40 per acre water right. Governor Hawley, State Engineer Robinson, and Carey Act Commissioner Shawhan attended the opening.

Boise Idaho Snake River Oregon Dead Ox Flat Payette- Oregon James H. Hawley Robinson Carey Act Shawhan Payette Idaho-Oregon Light and Power Company Snow & Moody

Minnesota State Federation of Labor Opens Convention

Brainerd Minn June 17 president E G Hall presides as a record attendance delegates arrive for the annual Minnesota State Federation of Labor convention. Routine business and talks on legislative measures affecting organized labor to fill the week long gathering.

Brainerd Minn Minnesota State Federation of Labor E. G. Hall

Strawberry based desserts and serving ideas

The article discusses early strawberry seasons and improved transport. It describes serving strawberries with delicate cakes and suggests recipes such as Strawberry and Banana lattice dessert, Strawberry Fluff with custard, and Strawberry Omelet. It includes steps like sieving strawberries, whipping eggs, and decorating with cream and berries.

Filavor

No Bolt Says Borah No Bolt Says Borah

Roosevelt leaders insist he will be nominated for president at Chicago despite delegate tallies Taft forces claim Roosevelt aims to steal delegations. Borah doubts a bolt or third party and says no rump convention will form. southern delegates may decide the balance of power as the convention approaches.

Roosevelt Chicago Taft National Committee Republican Party Borah

Fighting Resumes Along Concho River Fight Near Chihuahua

The report from Chihuahua dated June 17 says fighting along the Concho river 95 miles south of the city resumed at noon. General Salazar commands about 200 federal troops with a similar opposing force. Both sides have been reinforced and a battle expected by both armies.

Chihuahua Concho River Here Salazar

Joys in every age with Chamberlain's Tablets

The ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a gentle digestive aid to strengthen digestion and keep bowels regular for middle aged and older adults. Sold by all druggists.

Tailoring Offer Free Trousers With Suit Order

Pocatello Tailoring Co announces an offer giving an extra pair of trousers free with every suit order through August 1. Promotions apply to all menswear selections and include standard tailoring options.

Pocatello Tailoring Co. Lmo

Rent Ad Request for Tribune Classifieds

The Tribune is urged to publish a short want ad for available house or room rentals to attract local tenants and facilitate quick occupancy.

the Tribune

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Central E. L. Farwell Eagles Firemen's J. P. Morgan R. H. Thomas James B. Mabon New York Stock Exchange J. Pierpont Morgan Ransom H. Thomas Exchange Banking and Currency Committee Mr. Morgan Thomas Stock Exchange James B. Mahon Amer Governor Labor Federation Strawberry Dainties Keumes Senator Arpheum Fuel House Big Enoch Arden Teddy” Roosevelt Orpheum Standard
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