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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1925

Page

10

Pocatello Kiwanis Hear District Fair Plans

Pocatello high school basketball team that placed second at the Rocky Mountain states tourney in Boulder was guest at Kiwanis luncheon. T. J. Bennett of Shelley spoke on southeastern Idaho fair plans and district formation with Bannock Bingham counties. A memory training demonstration by F. Hollister closed the program.

Pocatello High School University of Colorado At Boulder Kiwanis Club Bannock Jean Bigsilvie Harold Stowell Josh Moore Kenneth Barrett Tommy Thompson Chic Garner Bill Gross Mac McMillan James Brady Wesley Shurtleff Bert Houde Bill Cox Rich Fox Bistline Boulder Pocatello Jw . Tiffany J. W. Thomett T. J. Bennett Shelley Idaho Snake River Valley Salt Lake City Blackfoot Bingham County Bonneville Sesson Bingham Eville Dee Busi A. F. Hoilieter Sanco Hollister Hiellister

Democratic nominating convention set for April in Franklin hall

The Democratic city nominating convention will be held in the Franklin building at the Chamber of Commerce hall on April 2 at 8 p m. Dr J K Lynn is chairman and Joe Gallett is secretary.

Franklin Building Cold Chamber of Commerce J. K. Lynn Joe Gallett

Car crashes into street light injures firefighter heroes

A Chevrolet driven by T O Smith skidded on a wet street at West Center and North Arthur. The car struck a light standard on the northeast corner, causing arcing and a brief fire. Patrolman William Price and Harold Pierpont freed the car, Price suffering a shock while moving the fender.

West Center North Arthur Avenue T. O. Smith Arthur Standard William Price Harold Pierpont Price

Missionary Describes Persia Conditions at Brotherhood Meet

At the Presbyterian brotherhood gathering in the Hotel Bannock’s Kowanie Room 40 members and guests heard Ross W. Bates report officers elected for the year Alfred Stewart president John Sterling vice president Oscar Donaldson secretary Mr Myer treasurer J Christy Wilson of Tabriz Persia gave the principal talk detailing Persia history economic conditions where 20 cent daily wages denote feudalism and three principal races Armenians Assyrians Persians with notes on Ottoman era events and missionary work in the Near East.

Presbyterian Brotherhood Bannock Aes I. E. McDougell Ross W. Bates Alfred Stewart John Sterling Oscar Donaldson Mr. Myer J. Christy Wilson Tabriz Pepsia Wilson Presbyterian Church Near East Persia Darius Cyrus Ester Mr. Wilson Allenby Maud Palestine

American minister visits Armenia relief and education efforts

The speaker described relief work in the country and American society involvement. He noted schools in Tabris with about 500 students, including Armenian and Agserian Christians and Persian Mohammedans. He showed a Persian rug and explained rug making. Dr Lampe outlined the Presbyterian church board policy on churches near state institutions during a tour from Logan to Pocatello.

Tabris Mohammedan Frirla Wilson Orient Br. M. W. Lampe Board of Christian Education The Presbyterian Church Church Board of Education Lampe Pocatello Logan Utah

Hung jury in case of Cisto Palagi

A hung jury was reported in the case of Cisto Palagi who lives south of Pocatello charged with possession of twenty four quarts of moonshine and maintaining a nuisance. The jury was dismissed. The U S versus Lee Wilson occupied the court this afternoon. Wilson faces multiple counts of violation of the national prohibition act and is represented by Downing and Haas. Haas moved to quash counts one to seven. the motion was denied and a bill of particulars was ordered.

Cisto Palagi Pocatello U 8 Lee Wilson Wilson Downing Haas Salt Lake

Blackfoot Office to Remain Open in Idaho

Washington reports that Secretary Work will countermand the February order and keep three land offices in Idaho for the coming year. Boise Blackfoot and Coeur d Alene will stay open while Lewiston and Hailey close. Senator Gooding supported keeping all three southern offices, with Boise retained and Hailey closed.

Washington Boise Blackfoot Coeur d’Alene F. R. Gooding Lewiston Hailey Werk Senator Gooding Gooding South Idaho Haisey Haga Boise Land Office Interior Departments Frank R. Gooding O. 0 Boise Chamber of Commerce Boise Chamber

Tri-County Fair Move Gains Momentum in Idaho

Representatives from Bannock Bingham and Bonneville counties met in Blackfoot to back a planned tri county fair for fall with dates tentatively set September 15 to 18. Petitions aim to reach 51 percent of last governor election voters in the three counties.

Bannock Blackfoot Bingin Berneville F. ©. McGowan Pocatello Fair Board Bingham Bonneville Tri-County Fair Association Chambers of Commerce Idaho

Tech notes include inter class games and campus events

Three inter class basketball games are set for the Tech gym at 4 15. Teams include the teachers versus engineers, commerce against shops, and college quintet versus pharmacy five. A flashlight photo captured the Tech Symphony last night at Frazier hall.

Tech Gymnasium Engineers Commerce Pharmacy Tech Symphony Orchestra Frazier Hall Poitivin Tech Omaine Idaho Falls Lulu Robertson Home Economics Department General Hospital Home Economic Club Tech Engineers Minnie Howard The Dever Howard Gettysburg Concord Tech Forum

Architect DeBoer Plans Campus Landscape and City Layout

Denver landscape architect and city planner C R DeBoer begins study of the Tech campus. He will give an illustrated lecture at 8 pm in Frazier Hall auditorium on landscape architecture and city planning with free admission for the community.

C. R. DeBoer Denver Colo Tech

Marmola Prescription Tablets Ad Promotes Quick Fat Loss

An old advertisement claims Marmola Prescription Tablets help overfat people slim down without exercise or starvation. It sells a remedy framed as a proven doctor-recommended fat reducer, offering direct mail order from Marmola Co in Detroit with worldwide pricing and no unpleasant effects.

Marmoeola Co Tors Brég Detroit Mich

Tech Professor Honored By National Society

Prof. E. Angst of the Idaho Technical Institute was elected to membership in the Society of American Bacteriologists, a high honor in academia. He earned a 1923 master’s from the University of Washington, joined Idaho Tech two years ago as associate professor, now heads his department. President C. R. Frazier calls him a real scientist with a scholarly attitude and predicts greater heights in science.

E. ©. Angst Idaho Technical Institute Society of American Bacteriologists Angst University of Washington Itato Tech C. R. Frazier

Coyotes win title by defeating Tech wrestling team

Caldwell march 17 the Coyote mat men defeated the Pocatello Tech Tigers 22 to 13 to claim their third southern Idaho conference title this school year after earlier wins in football and basketball. Bryant and Woods won for the Coyotes, Albertson and Ford won by decisions, and Hibbard scored two falls for Tech was the Tigers only wins.

Ford College of Idaho Conan Tech Bryant Coyote Beckstead Albertson Wickstrom Woods Worley Hibbard Tigers

Local School Art Exhibit Showcases 170 Pictures

An art exhibit of 170 pictures opens at Irving High School this week with viewing hours today 7 to 4 30 and tomorrow 3 to 5 30 and 7 to 9 30. The collection moves to Franklin Junior High for Thursday and Friday sessions 3 to 5 30 and 7 to 9 30. Tickets cost five cents for students and twenty five cents for adults with sales run by each home room to fund pictures for both junior high buildings. The high school art department backs the project with help from the picture producers.

Irving High School Franklin Junior High School

Rockwell to Speak at Forum Meeting in Pocatello

At the regular chamber forum luncheon in the Bannock hotel Senator I E Rockwell of Bennevue will be principal speaker along with members of the state board of education and M F Hollis a psychologist and human engineer The program also includes a musical segment led by Professor Neilson A large attendance is anticipated.

Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Bannock Hotel I. E. Rockwell Bennevue State Board of Education M. F. Hollister Neilson

Idaho All State Five Named After Moscow Tourney

Coach David MacMillan of the University of Idaho announced the all state five at Moscow after the state basketball tournament. Rupert of Moscow and V for Ward, Grant, Chenemeees at center, Frazier of Moscow, and Foe App Kellogg guard earned spots with Rupert receiving the state championship cup and Moscow a runner up silver cup.

Moscow David MacMillan University of Idaho Rupert Grant Chenemeees Frazier Foe Kellogg

Idaho Techniad Staff for 1925 Named

The Idaho Techniad staff for 1925 includes Editor W Bottscher, associate editors Monroe Kelsey Carl Webb Constance Fox Miss Jackson Helen O Connor and Kenneth Folk man. Gordon P Gray is circulation manager with Richard Stratford as business manager. Faculty advisors are Prof Annie Pike Greenwood Prof Albrethson Prof C Goggins and Prof A Van Nuys.

Idaho ‘‘Techniad W. Bottscher Monroe Kelsey Carl Webb Constance Fox Miss Jackson Helen O’connor Kenneth Folkman Gordon P. Gray Richard Stratford Idaho Tech The Techniad Annie Pike Greenwood Albrethson C. Goggins A. van Nuys

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