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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
1
Mexico City reports Chilabas in the state was destroyed by a night quake. A dwelling caught fire and the city burned as residents fled in terror. Chilaba housed about 15 000 people, located 115 miles south of Mexico City.
Justice of the Peace Van Rueth sustained the verdict in favor of Church & White against Arthur A. Elder. The district judge ordered the jury to return a verdict for the plaintiff for a little over $60 on a $50 note secured by a real estate contract.
James Monroe of Eight Mile was arrested by Deputy Game Warden Harrison for fishing without a license. He paid a 10 fine plus costs after appearing before Justice Drew ery, who noted licenses are valid only until January 1 following purchase and warned readers to read the license terms carefully.
Salt Lake City reports Charles F. Hall a carpenter broke from arrest for petit larceny ran to a shed and drew a razor slicing his throat before officers could intervene He was taken to a hospital in dying condition The theft involved several small items from a residence during repairs
Kansas City dispatch reports 36,000 coal miners in Missouri Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas set to strike April 1. Charles S. Keith, a leading operator, says mineowners are prepared and expect a conference if terms are agreed. Operators claim ample supplies and railroads are well supplied.
I B Perrine owner of the Blue Lakes fruit farm on Snake river near Twin Falls arranges to plant 200000 slips from apple trees. Cuttings from various varieties grafted on a rootstock that thrives in the Snake river valley. Slips to be grown in a nursery then transplanted. Some slips may be sold. Apricots and peaches on the Perrine farm already in bloom.
Pittsburg March 27. Henry Rieber and John Young both tellers at the Farmers Bank were charged by examiner W L Folds with applying funds totaling 1 105 000. They are in jail on 25 000 bail each as examinations and audits of the bank nearly complete. The shortage allegedly dates to March of this year and may implicate other business men.
Liverpool March 27 The Grand National steeplechase over roughly four miles carried 3000 sovereigns and attracted 24 starters. The field failed at the difficult jumps leaving Rubio to capture the prize as a long outsider amid heavy betting against him. Foxhall Keene's Chorus and Prophet III failed to place money for backers.
Washington March 27 the house public lands committee favorably reported a bill from western members to enlarge homestead units to 320 acres. it cites a president message note that 160 acres is inadequate for the great plains and says the change will encourage settlement and boost eastern and middle states seeking new homes. a minority report warns of land famine if increased. western lawmakers back the bill with speeches expected from more supporters.
Tonight at McNichols and Wright hall the Academy of Idaho boys meet Pocatello High in a season finale described as a game for keeps. Both squads seek a win after strong practice as the 8 o clock tipoff signals a crucial contest for local fans.
Chief of the Forest Service Gifford Pinchot dispels reports he would stop public meetings in the West. In a March 14, 1908 letter to the Pocatello Tribune he says he will continue traveling, meeting Westerners, and discussing forest policies to widen understanding and improve national forest use. He emphasizes open public discussions as essential to policy success and says he plans more meetings next summer.
By stipulation of counsel Police Judge Kane postponed the occupation tax hearing for G. J. Slingerland and Dr. Earl D. Jones until Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Philadelphia report says Senator Penrose, recently dangerously ill, is better this morning and hopes for a full recovery are entertained by associates and family.
The fifth annual Grand Commandery conclave of Idaho will be held in Pocatello June 16 to 18 with eight commanderies attending. A parade of uniformed Knights from Boise Lewiston Moscow Pocatello Wallace Idaho Falls Weiser and Coeur d Alene is slated as a featured event. Delegates from Gate City Commandery extended the invitation, and local officers plan elaborate entertainment.
Milk wagon drivers voted to strike in Chicago last night demanding a weekly raise of one dollar. The action requires sanction by the Teamsters Joint Council before it can take effect, with potential disruption of ninety percent of the citys retail milk delivery.
Travel groups and salesmen face higher costs as a planned increase in excess baggage rates from 12 to 16 2 3 percent takes effect July 1. The Trans continental Passenger association backs the move and roads east of the Missouri River reportedly agreed, with western lines near approval. The tariff rise, 42-3 percent higher, aims to offset lower passenger rates in eastern and central states.
The American car in the New York to Paris rally departed San Francisco on the City of Puebla for Seattle where it will be moved to the Humboldt and sail for Alaska on April 3.
Rochester dispatch reports Erie train No. 13 the Wells Fargo express struck at Belvidere near Hornell. Two men dead one fatally injured and four others slightly hurt in the morning wreck.
Go to A J Cibulka upstairs at 240 West Center for a tailored suit. Phone contact available for fittings and price guidance.
John Feeney sued Bancroft Land & Irrigation for land injury from a leaking canal. A jury awarded damages of 870 dollars as the district court case concluded after days of testimony. Attorneys Clark and Budger represented the defendant. Standrod and Terrell the plaintiff.
The American torpedo boat flotilla, which departed Panama on March 22 for Acapulco, sailed past Santa Cruz at 6 this morning.
California quail, twelve dozen pairs, arrive from Boise and are released by Poeatel Gun club to stock Bannock county ranges. Six dozen go to Ross Fork, six dozen to Inkom with plans to protect birds for two years to encourage propagation and sport. Local sportsmen urged to refrain from shooting during establishment. State Game Warden W. N. Stephens aided redistribution.
George Sutton and Willie Hoppe clash tonight at Madison Square Garden for the world balk line billiards championship at 18.2 inches with Sutton as the current title holder and emblem holder. Hoppe challenges for the crown in a high profile match.
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