Police Court Busy Session Reports Fines and Forfeitures
Police Judge John W. Peter and Justice B G Houde presided as John Brown Gas Theros Chris Pappas and Geo Morris faced disturbing the peace. Brown fined 50 and Theros 25 while Pappas and Morris were dismissed. Ernest Brightenber and Jack Miller convicted of intoxication each fined 25. Several defendants who failed to appear had bonds forfeited. Other intoxication and public drinking cases also settled with fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Peter
Moing
Justice of the Peace
B. G. Houde
John Brown
Gas Theros
Chris Pappas
Geo. Morris
Brown
Theros
East Side
Pappas
Morris
Ernest Brightenber
Jack Miller
Frank Willet
C. L. Taylor
Lloyd McCullough
Annie Johnson
P. C. Shea
Ralph Doe
Chas
Randolph
Local Hospital Notes Highlight Illness and Recoveries
Dr J H Lynn of Lynn Brothers hospital was sent to American Walls on business yesterday. Mrs J H Myers at 645 South Third is ill at home this morning. Mrs H Hl Pugmire at 707 North Northur underwent an operation yesterday and rests well. Lee Wagstaff, union official, leaves hospital for home after six weeks with double pneumonia. Mrs E B Ringo of 606 North Garrison fractured a rib in a seat fall and was treated at Lynn Brothers. Mrs H R Robinson of Montpelier consulted physicians. The Rinehart child at 1235 East Fremont improves at home after illness. Robert Gordon at St Anthonys hospital underwent surgery. Mrs M C Clark at St Anthonys left for home today. Mr and Mrs L Hackworth welcomed a son yesterday at St Anthonys. home address 729 South Ninth. Mrs F Zalier of 220 North Fourth underwent an operation yesterday. Mrs D W Karr of Burley left St Anthonys for home yesterday. Charles Romreill at 246 Randolph Avenue ill with pneumonia improving this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lynn
Lynn Brothers Hospital
American Walls
J. H. Myers
South Third
H. Hl. Pugmire
North Northur
Lee Wagstaff
South Second
E. B. Ringo
North Garrison
H. R. Robinson
Montpelier
A. N. Rinehart
East
Fremont
Robert Gordon
Blackfoot
St. Anthony’s Hospital
M. C. Clark
St. Anthony's Hospital
L. Hackworth
Hackworth
South Ninth
F. Zalier
North Fourth
D. W. Karr
Burley
Charles Romreill
Randloph Avenue
Idaho Tech Debating Cup Triumph At Rexburg
The Idaho Tech debaters won the silver cup after defeating the Ricks Normal in Rexburg and later beating Gooding College in Fra nzier Hall. Coach Annie Pyke Green weed organized the debate program and weekly practice debates boosted student skills. A prize case will display the two trophies beside the poultry show cup from Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding College
Tech
Rexburg
Ricks Normal
aThe Tech
Gooding
Franzier Hall
Annie Pyke Greenweed
Agriculural
Pocatello
Agricultural Department
Frazier
Juno Comes From Abroad In A Mixed Puzzle Tale
June puzzle story presents Juno an exotic creature from India kept by a timid keeper. Clues map to numbers representing actions, objects, and places as readers decipher a whimsical narrative puzzle.
Notable Hotel Guests Reported in Pocatello
The Stroller lists visitors at local inns including W. H. Berhdolt Kuna. C. J. Canfield Boise bank examiner. C. E. Vaughn Rexburg court reporter. F. M. Snell Salt Lake real estate man. Guests at Bannock Crow St. Marie include H. P. Lewis Rupert and J. Adams Idaho Falls. Names from Twin Falls Rexburg Ogden and Denver appear among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Berhdolt
Kuna
Idaho
Bannock
C. J. Canfield
Boise
C. E. Vaughn
Rexburg
F. M. Snell
Salt Lake
Crow
H. P. Lewis
Rupert
St. Marie
Lewis
Weather Report for Pocatello Idaho March 2 1925
Fair tonight and Tuesday with moderate temperatures. Highest yesterday was 45, low today 34, mean 40. Precipitation total 2.23 inches since January 2 with .64 inches excess. Sunset 6:20 p.m. sunrise 7:03 a.m. Meteo meteorologist A R Telinule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatelllo
U. S&s. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
R. Teliule
Pocatello Debaters Club Defeats Boise Team
The Pocatello senior high negative debate team defeated Boise's affirmative team 2 to 1 after visiting Boise high school and state capitol buildings. Coach Miss Grohe praised the trip, noting courteous reception and entertaining events including a minstrel show and a party at Boise High School gym. Debaters Dorothy Bucks Wilbur Lawrence Betty Thompson led with James E. Brady as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Boise
Capital
Miss Grohe
Capitol
Boise High School
Newcomb
Pocatelo
Dorothy Bucks
Wilbur Lawrence
Betty Thompson
James E. Brady
Radio Program Listings Across Major Stations
A compiled schedule of evening and late night broadcasts from stations including KFI KFRKU KFKX KFOA KGO KLX KNX KPO KSD KOA KOB WBAP WEBW WCCO WDAF WHO and WOAW. Entries note times genres talks music orchestras and special features such as a Motorist's Duty in Case of Accident and Ducks meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFI
Los Angeles
KFRKU
Lawrence
KFKX
Hastings
KFOA
Seattle
KGO
Oakland
KLX
KNX
Hollywood
KPO
San Francisco
KSD
St. Louis
Glee Club
KOA
Denver
KOB
State College
N. M
WBAP
Fort Worth
WEBW
Beloit
WCCO
Minneapolis
Elks
WDAF
Kansas City
Night Hawks
WHO
Des Moines
WOAW
Omaha
Orpheum Organ Restored After Ten Day Overhaul
The Orpheum's Hope-Jones organ has received a ten day overhaul by a factory crew. It is returned in prime condition with improved tone after eight years of service. Organist Ed Head can now accompany films more effectively, drawing praise for the enhanced music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Hope-Jones
Ed Head
Scotch Clans Meet Tonight in Pocatello Ball
A Scotch concert and ball is set for 8 PM at the L D S amusement hall in Pocatello with J F Murray presiding. The program features songs and readings including Afton Water and Through the Flood, violin and bagpipe performances, dances, and a Burns address by Judge D W Brandred. A record crowd is expected as local musicians and dancers participate in the Highland themed evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
J. F. Murray
Jim Crum
Douglns Donaldson
Jock Stirling
J. Fr. Murray
Johnston
Marshall
Wee Deech
Paris
Trixie From
Dixie
Afton Water
Mary
Agnes Warner Bowen
Mother Machree
Douglas Donaldson
Shirley Marshall
Ma Daisy
Jock
Dinnie Brophy
Professor Roubidoux
Bonnie Sweet Bessie
Tech Notes and Campus Events Highlight Busy Week
Tech Education department notes Miss Lowe returns to supervise regu lar classes after a Cincinnati convention. Glee club plans a Wednesday concert in Frazier hall following a southern state tour. Engineers meet tonight with new officers presiding. March 14 Commercial Club ball features St Patrick decorations. Campus plans include new driveways walks and landscaping. Faculty meeting Wednesday at 4 pm to discuss studies and remedies. Grace Anderson visits Idaho Falls. Home Economics club meets with President Frazier speaking on Land Grant Colleges. Tur ner prize orations deadline extended to March 4 and winners go to intercollegiate contest at Gooding. Students asked to submit photos for the Wickiup through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Club
Frazier
Tribune Popular With Tech Students
The Pocatello Tribune is on file in the Idaho Tech Library and sent to each dormitory nightly with over 43 students on the subscription list. School organizations cooperate with the Tribune news department and publish daily Tech notes and news columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho Tech
The
Tribune
Tech News
Tribune News Department
Tech
Town Talk Bank Clearings and Visitors Visit Pocatelto
Bank clearings Saturday reached 237927.44 dollars. Visitors from Wyoming Mr and Mrs George P Herrill of Kemmerer were in the city yesterday renewing old acquaintances. the Herrills formerly lived in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Wyoming
George P. Herrill
Kemmerer
Woo
Herrills
Pocatelio
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk Office
Saturday marriage licenses issued to Edwin J. Budge of Twin Falls and Mildred Brown of Montpelier and to Thomas Adama and Irene Ethel Walton, both of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Budge
Twin Pails
Mildred Brown
Montpelier
Thomas Adama
Irene Ethel Walton
Pocatello
Buick Touring Car Stolen From Campbell Home
Campbell of 1255 East Center reported a Buick touring car stolen overnight from his home. The vehicle bears Idaho license plates 45-522. Dr. and Mrs. Lt. F. Castle left for an extended visit in the East with Mrs. Castle visiting relatives in St. Louis and the doctor pursuing a three month post graduate course in eastern clinics and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Campbell
East Center
Idaho
F. Castle
Funeral for infant Caroline Rose Tompkins held at Schumacher and Hall
The funeral of Caroline Rose Tompkins infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Tompkins of 407 North Main was held this afternoon at 2 30 from the Schumacher and Hall company chapel with Rev J C Dolan officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Rose Tompkins
Will Tompkins
North Main
Schumacher and Hall Company
J. C. Dolan
Utah Port Line Accountant Resigns for New Role
Arthur Jansen division accountant for the Utah Division of the Port Line resigns to join Utah Construction Company. Carl Riddle serves as acting division accountant in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jansen
Utah
Ofhe Ort Line
Utah Construction Company
Carl Riddle
Funeral for infant John Robert York Tuesday
The funeral of John Robert Bob York infant son of Mr and Mrs N J Bullock will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock from Schumacher and Hall chapel. Dr Sutton of the First Ward bishopric officiating. The child died Sunday at the family home 845 South Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robert Bob York
N. J. Bullock
Schumacher and Hall Company
Sutton
First Ward
South Main
David Andrew to stand trial tonight in Athens case
David Andrew, detained in the investigation of local grocer Tom Athens, will receive a preliminary hearing in Judge F. G. Houde's court at 8 p.m. tonight. He is accused of issuing two checks for $55.50 and $20.00 and cashing them without sufficient funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Andrew
Tom Athens
F. G. Houde
Sp. m
Andrew
Athens
Pocatello Chamber Plans Day Trip to Preston Dinner
Members of the Pocatello chamber of commerce plan a 74 mile auto trip to Preston Thursday afternoon. They will depart at 3 30 and attend the Preston chamber annual dinner at 7 30 with Pogatello chamber providing entertainment. Roads are reported in very good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocateco Chamber of Commerce
Hogan Night Observed by Pocatello Knights of Columbus
Pocatello council No. 892 Knights of Columbus will hold Hogan Night honoring B. J. Hogan former Annik County prosecuting attorney now practicing law in Salt Lake City. Hogan, past grand knight, will be in town for the Wednesday meeting followed by an entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Council No
Knights of Columbus
Hogan
B. J. Hogt
Annock County
Salt Lake City
Pocatello Council
Pocatello
Ma’ Ferguson
Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Negro Normal College
Ku Klux Klan
Jewish Relief Fund
Texas Ranger
Pocatello 1925 City Directory Issued by Polk Company
H. C. Adams representing the R L Polk company distributes today the new Pocatello city directory for 1925. It lists a complete alphabetical roster of business firms corporations and private citizens of Pocatello and Bannock county. It also includes a miscellaneous directory of officials churches colleges schools secret and benevolent societies and a landowners directory for Bannock county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Adams
R. L. Polk Company
Pocatello
Bannock County
United States
Short Line Conductor Dice Travels Through Town to Lava Springs
Frank W. Dice a well known Short Line conductor and former Pocatello resident now of Shoshone, visited town en route to Lava Springs for business. He notes Lincoln county sportsmen have fed many pheasants and quail this season with quail losses mostly from cold weather while pheasants remain in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Dice
Pocatello
Shoshone
Lava Springs
Dice
Lincoln County
Musical program at First Ward L D 8 church Tuesday evening
An 8 oclock program presented by the Y M M I A and Y L M I A at First Ward L D 8 church. Admission is free and the public is invited. The program includes Morning Invocation by Dudley Buck, arias and duets by various soloists, a Gypan Chorus piece, and a male quartet with performances on piano violin and voice throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Buck
Benna Napoli
Boscovitz
Arline Choralcimh
Editor Sumner Reports West State Trip Conditions
Chas G Sumner editor of The Tribune returns after a week touring western communities. He describes fine conditions for the coming year with heavy snow on ranges and ample irrigation water on Camas prairie. He notes rapid progress on the American Falls dam and widespread optimism, though political faith waned on the Twin Falls tract amid local dereliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. G. Sumner
the Tribune
Snake
Camas Prairie
American Falls
Gradinn Senate
Spirit of
Opti
Twin Falls
Legislative map shows regional losses and possible adjustment
A description notes many legislative members fail to uphold beneficial aims. The south and east suffer material losses on the legislative map, but overall the situation remains adjustable and subject to potential rebalancing.
Utah Weather Report Indicates unsettled spell with warmth in southwest
A weather brief notes fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with unsettled areas in the extreme northwest. It mentions warmer readings in the southwest portion as a contrast to potential unsettled weather.
Madison Square Garden Hosts Record Six Day Bicycle Event
The management of the international six day bicycle race starting March 1 brings together an unusually fast field of riders for the final event at historic Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Royal Coach Transit Purchases New Bus
Gust Chopp, manager and driver of the Royal Coach transit line, arrives with a new Christie Body Seattle bus to replace a burned car. The 26 seat White vehicle includes brown leather, automatic heaters, separate women’s seating, and a men’s smoking compartment. The $10,000 investment aims to resume regular service tomorrow after a tough winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Chopp
Royal Coach
Tansit Company
Poonatello
St. Anthony
Seattle
Firth
Chopp
Christie Body Company
Gust
Glee Club Sets Kiwanis Program During Tour
The Tech glee club will perform at a Kiwanis meeting tomorrow with ensemble, quartet, and solo numbers. Neilson will brief members on reception abroad during a recent south Idaho tour that earned praise for its program. Two concerts are planned in Blackfoot this week and a March 11 annual concert in Pocatello at Frazier hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanians
Tech Glee Club
Ae Neilson
Idaho
Blackfoot
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Waal
D. V. Niebold
Family
Mackay
A. J. Davis
Soda Springs
Daller
J. T. Sparkman
Ashton
Geo. Durfee
Haven Leigh
J. R. Bothwell
Walter J. Hall
Aberdeen
S. Newton
T. Clark
Teton
Ruby Walker
Isabelle McKinley
Mary Spittler
Glenn's Ferry
J. D. Crosby
Ogden
C. R. Hall
Portland
Charles Pond
Island Park
Jews Black
Miss Pearl Wilson
M. E. Crandall, Jr
Springville
J. W. St
W. C. Stine
W. B. Eckhard
W. J. Laurie
Arco
F. D. Kelly
N. E. Burke
Rigby
Miss Lowe
Tech Educational Department
Cincinnati
Ohio
Frazier Hall
Miss Grace Anderson
Idaho Falls
Jansen
Preston
Trip
Vaa
Royal Coach Transit
H. E. Coles & Co
N. Arthur Ave
House of North
Western Auto Top & Awning Company
E. Center
Idaho Coal & Ice
Easy Vacuum Washing Machine Company
West
J. £. Camron, MD
Carlson
T.B. Smith Co
Willard Lund
Tewelay Limon
Center ST
Bureau of Insurance
State of
Northwestern National Insurance Company of
Milwaukee, Wis
Fletcher R. Barrus &Co
N. Main Street
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