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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
6
Federal court ends with destroying liquor case evidence and moonshine stills in the upper federal building precincts. Fifty liquor violation cases with 56 defendants saw convictions or guilty pleas in most, three acquittals, two hung juries. Fines totaled 9,250 dollars and combined custodial time reached eight years and ten months.
The Tech student body assembly opened at 11 with a piano solo. Rev. B. C. d Eastm, Oxford graduate, spoke on Choosing a Vocation. He shared experiences from London to Canada and stressed interest in work and opportunity to serve after training.
W Hufford, president of Superior Coal Mining Co, announced an eastern consulting firm has requested data on local coal and shipping facilities with the aim of developing a large industry, likely a smelter, in this state section. The inquiry seeks coal analysis and transport capacity information sent promptly.
We extend our thanks to friends who remembered us in this hour of sorrow with flowers and sympathy. Special thanks to the Masons for their time and services and to Ruth Chapter Mrs B F Brown and Mr and Mrs Z Brown and Mr and Mrs H F C Brown for their kindness.
An advice note urges drinking water to flush acids and toxins when kidneys ache or back pain occurs. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily before breakfast for a few days to aid kidney function and relieve related symptoms.
Police were alerted to shots heard near the 300 block of East Fremont on Wednesday night. Chief I A Lehrbas and officers rushed to the scene with revolvers and shotguns but found no disturbance, later told the press joy riders fired from a car.
The memory training course led by Beckman Hollister & Co. of San Francisco starts Friday at 8 p.m. in the Bannock hotel Rowanis room. J. F. Hollister will oversee the class open to the public with no admission fee.
Last evening the Tech forum met in the faculty club rooms with guest Rev. B. C. d'Easum recounting experiences as a cowboy and teacher in the United States and Canada. Impromptu speeches followed and several Tech songs were sung before adjournment.
The National Student Secretary of the Y W G A will meet all members of the local order and their advisors at the Tech dining hall next Sunday March 29.
Gordon P. Gray Lois Stuart and Madel ey depart tomorrow with Miss Hurst head of the Tech department of expression for the Idaho Techniad in Gooding. The event brings the Tech students to the contest.
The South Idaho commercial contest will be held at the Tech tomorrow. Students from Pocatello high school and nine others in the southern part of Idaho will compete in typewriting bookkeeping shorthand and rapid calculation. Leo Levine was elected captain of this year’s baseball team, active in athletics at the Tech and a deserving choice.
Ivy Rebekah lodge No 23 initiations this evening with all members urged to attend. Methodist Church Ladies Aid holds monthly tea and business meeting Friday afternoon with a musical program and an unnt party hosted by Mrs Henry Hipke and Mrs McDougall. Lady Macabees meet 7 30 p m tomorrow at Eagle hall. Dance tonight at K C hall West Center Street with Melliween Bros providing music. Ladies Republican club meets tomorrow at 8 pm at the public library. Willing Workers of the Christian church meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs K Bryning at 1104 South Fourth.
Jackson Lake storage shows 181 160 acre feet on week ending March 21 posted at Moran outlet. Inflow for Sept 1 to Mar 21 totals 178 750 acre feet, compared with 138 810 a year ago. Moran precipitation for the week 0.30 inches. season total 15.54 inches, down from 16.96 last year.
Thompson Falls reports Don De Shirlin also called Yellowstone Jack, a former notorious figure, was sentenced to five to ten years in Deer Lodge state penitentiary for first degree assault tied to a 1921 attempted shooting of Dave Stout, Paradise police officer. He had lived in Pocatello and was captured by Montana authorities recently and brought back for trial.
Mrs Liday died Monday night at her son John A. Liday’s home at 509 South Johnson. The service at 1 30 pm in the Schumacher and Hall chapel was led by Bishop M A Pond of the L D B church. A vocal duet by Mrs A L Thorn and Miss Iane Walker accompanied by Mrs Ellsworth and Arthur W Hall featured the ceremony. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers pallbearers included Joseph Burton I J Bufink George Delury John Fowler A H Abercrombie and Dan McDonald.
Committees from Rotary Real Estate Board Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce and other city organizations will cooperate with the O S L Athletic Club in its junior program A meeting for planning a building program with athletic fields and tennis courts is set for Friday at 7 30 in the Elks club committee room George C Fish W J Halil and R A Stearns lead the O S L club reps others named include C H Archibald Dick Wells Harvey Holmes Clarence Stevenson D Moore Ivan Gasser Jean Bistiurne Ray Downing Claude Bistline J I King and C Ben Ross.
Dean Young of Nampa, a Tech student, underwent surgery at Lynn Brothers hospital this morning. Mary Murray of Montpelier, with her mother, visited local physicians. Lucile Agnew sustained elbow injuries requiring an X ray, and George Craig remained in serious condition after yesterday’s St. Anthony’s operation.
Cooking and heating stoves and furnaces made in America grow in demand abroad with shipments rising sharply last year compared with 1923, signaling broader international adoption of American home heating and cooking appliances.
No direct steamship service links Canton China with foreign ports as imports and exports pass mainly through Hong Kong 90 miles away.
A vintage advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple weight loss aid. It claims gradual, easy reduction without dieting or exercise, priced at one dollar and available from local druggists or by mail from Marmola Co in Detroit Michigan.
President Coolidge locks horns with the Senate over the Woodlock nomination to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Democrats fear southern representation and rail interests may shape the panel, while Republicans split with insurgents. Recess appointment faces pay and political risk as Congress reconvenes.
The executive and legislative branches face changes as Mr. Coolidge bears continuing burdens and fears for the future. Mr. Woodlock steps into a new post, aware he may lose it, yet accepts the role with presidential persuasion.
Casper Wyoming March 26 AP former Wyoming governor Robert D Carey told Casper Chamber of Commerce the nation can not aid farmers until farm factions unite on agricultural policy. He urged cooperative marketing and said producers must set prices and drive reform at Washington noting agriculture officials resist change without reorganization.
The Salt Lake and Denver railroad filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to build 297 miles of new track from Provo Utah to Drake Colorado. Utah state permit already allows 185 miles. No cost estimates were provided. The line aims to shorten Salt Lake City Denver travel and serve Uintah basin areas in both states.
The eye specialist Dr H H Scarborough will be at the Bannock hotel on Saturday March 28 offering consultations.
Calgary report details General A. J. Boulter s 110 strong unemployed march to Edmonton ending in jail for trespass after riding a freight train. They were remanded to July 3 and later escorted home with warning not to return if work is found. Premier Greenfield urged government aid while Drumheller miners prepare a possible second march.
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