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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
8
McNichols and Wright Hall drew enthusiastic crowds for the opening program of an eight day session. The event featured a splendid concert by the Schumann Quintet and a lecture by Lou Beauchamp. An attractive program is planned for tomorrow and every day for a week.
Today features a full schedule from 5:00 p m with a Chautauqua Round Table on The World of Chautauqua and a Grand Concert The Music of Norway by the Schumann Quintet at 5 00 p m An 9:00 a m Das Garten Speil for children 10:00 a m Bible Round Table 11:00 a m Open Forum Shall We Make Our Laws at Boise or the Ballet Box 2:00 p m Afternoon Concert 3:00 p m Lecture The History of Music by Prof Lambert 5:00 p m Touring Two Americas with Chautauqua and a Grand Closing Concert by the Schumann Quintet
McNichols hall overflowed for the opening session as Rev. Frederick Vining Fisher praised Pocatello’s turnout which he called the largest opening session in the west. The program featured the Schumann Quintet with Lampert, Beauchamp lecture, Lamkin folk games, and multiple concerts planned through the week. Tickets are on sale at local drug stores. season passes cost two dollars.
London June 24 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst militant suffragette leader was freed from Holloway prison due to health decline after hunger strike. Other prisoners including Mrs Pethici Lawrence are being forcibly fed. Pankhurst had been sentenced to nine months for conspiracy and inciting to malicious damage to property.
Mrs. E. A. Bishop of Brooklyn New York writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her with long standing organic female troubles and she urges other suffering women to try the remedy. She notes the product has been a standard female health remedy for forty years.
Moose, Attention all L. C. O. M. are notified of a special meeting this evening at the Woodmen Business. Great important business will be transacted. Smoker will be provided. All Moose urged to attend. By order C. V. Foster and K. Higson, dictator.
Nominations for Bannock County offices must be filed by week’s end with eleven filings to date. Names listed include L. B. Case for county assessor, W. S. Hunt and Meyers Cohn for county commissioners, Louisa Jones for county treasurer, Will T. Walker for coroner, Theodore Swanson and Burnett McGarvey for sheriff, Mrs. Alice Cosgrove for county superintendent, O. J. Bell for probate judge, and James Francis for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. No filings yet for second or third district commissioners, county attorney, surveyor, or state offices. Case has filed and is acting as assessor. Hunt formerly a pastor now ranching near Inkom.
Heirs accuse Edwin Driscoll eldest son of late Mrs. Ganser of refusing fair division and trust handling. Contestants in probate court claim mental infirmity or undue influence, seeking equitable distribution of numerous city lots blocks and 160 acres plus canal shares. A district court suit was filed by heirs left out of the will challenging the trust arrangement and requesting division.
Weekly lineup includes Monday Pocatello events with The Music of Norway and Schumann Quintet, city council meeting. Tuesday Music Day lectures by Prof. Lampert and closing concert. Wednesday Labor Day lecture by John Mitchell and Romania Hyde orchestra. Thursday Chautauqua Wo man’s Day and Romania Hyde performances. Friday National Day with Romania Hyde Orchestra and Byron Troubadours. Saturday Children’s Day with grand pageant and Das Garten Spiel. All week motion pictures at three theatres.
Proceedings continued after adjournment to allow Colonel Ferguson to present an additional witness. The trial stalled Friday and Saturday, with the case resuming this morning and the adjournment extending to accommodate further testimony.
A liniment for rheumatism neural headaches and bruises is sold by The Val House with Hyrum Kay as guarantor and special representative located at 454 N Arthur Avenue.
In a 17 inning game at Brady Park Sugar City Beet Biggers defeated the Pocatello Indians 4 to 1. Harrison pitched 23 innings in two days and held the Indians in check while Kirkendahl faded late. Bryan and Kutch sparked Sugar City with key hits as Pocatello left runners stranded. Downey beat Idaho Falls 7 to 1 in another area result.
Fifty delegates from various parts of the state arrive in the Gate City to open a three day convention. Local workers meet to perfect plans for the gathering and related activities.
Pocatello Sunday school workers at the Y M C A prepared to welcome 50 delegates from across the state for the Idaho State Interdenominational Sunday School union convention. Mrs. E C White will lead general arrangements as sessions begin tomorrow morning and run through Thursday evening. Los Angeles notes: Darrow trial resumes. Harrington to testify. Darrow and wife expected to testify later in the week.
A report quotes Bryan discussing his own candidacy for temporary chairman and noting a possible progressive candidate against Parker. He says the fight would be decided at the convention floor if no suitable nominee is found.
A compilation of witty lines on Cleopatra's nose Pascal and the hazards of age and courtship. Ricard cites mistimed marriages while Hugo and Beaumanoir offer sharp social observations on women, fools, and revenge.
When a child has whooping cough keep the cough loose and expectoration easy by giving Chamberlains Cough Remedy as needed. The remedy liquefies thick mucus and aids coughing up. It has been used successfully in many epidemics and is safe and sure. For sale by all druggists.
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