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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1908
Page
1
Belgrade reports war seems inevitable as war minister Pasics warns of a critical situation. A mass meeting and parliament crisis reflect rising warlike sentiment and Austrian monitors near the Servian frontier alarm the public.
The Italian fleet, after completing fall maneuvers, has received orders to stay concentrated at Spezia, Italy, effective immediately.
The Vienna Temps reporter says the Eleventh and Thirteenth Austro-Hungarian army corps with arms and ammunition are being sent toward the Servian frontier. Hospital trains are being prepared at Vienna and Budapest.
In Monroe City Missouri at 7 30 this morning William Jennings Bryan told a crowd he knows Missouri’s election outcome predicting a larger majority for the electoral ticket than in past campaigns He said a national Democratic administration is needed but will fail without a 60 seat Senate and House majority.
A Wisconsin mother from Casimer Casimer Wis Temple Pharmacy reports her three year old son suffered severe constipation and high fever. After two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative the fever vanished by morning and the child recovered fully. The account endorses the product's life saving effect.
The Surveyor General at Boise awarded two contracts totaling 15124 for surveying about 500000 acres tied to Twin Falls Brun ea project. Frank I Maxwell and Walter E Tolboy bid 7911 for all townships while Oscar Sonnenkalb and Fred W Mitchell bid 7113. Bond requirements rise with bid. Work starts soon with crews. construction slated for next spring.
Football today pits Pocatello High against Idaho Falls High on Academy field after a postponed game. Visitors lineup includes Dick and Laythe on the line, Culver and Laythe in backfield, Hubbell and Changnon in back positions, with Changnon at full back and Kamas among substitutes.
San Francisco Oct 10 The Trans- Mississippi congress opened the final day with a lengthy report from the resolutions committee and a likely sharp debate on several national issues. Key items include the parcels post resolution and a resolution backing the national administration’s water rights merchant marine and Pacific battleship fleet policy.
Democratic County Chairman James Astle announced Daniel Buckley of this city as the Democratic candidate for probate judge. The Thursday convention produced no opponent to incumbent Judge Johnston, and Buckley’s name was certified to County Clerk Gallet in time to appear on the ticket.
Detroit and Chicago opened the world championship series with Chicago defeating Detroit 10 to 6 after a late surge. The lineup featured Cobb and Tinker for Detroit and Sheckard and Evers for Chicago. Umpires were Sheridan, Connelly, O'Day, and Klein.
The Ciceronian Debating society of the YMCA held its first program last evening. The issue of electing senators by direct vote was debated with the affirmative favored by the jurors John Dimmick F G Windsor and Walker. Next Friday the question will be resolved capital punishment should be abolished with Clay Davis F G Windsor for the affirmative and Lee Walker Jas McClosky for the negative. Sunday meetings move to 3 30 p m with Bible study at 4 30 Rev Lawrence will speak on The Cost of a Man s World All men welcome Reading room open all day and evening Sunday.
The Ladies Circle of the First Presbyterian church hosts eighty five guests for a reception at Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gray East Center street to welcome new teachers members and adherents. Musical program features Miss Gray Clyde Gray Gustav Voelcker and Prof Carlton with readings and solos. A two course luncheon followed served by Ada Shellenberger and Y P S C EB young women.
The Bannock County Sunday School convention begins at the Congregational church this afternoon at 4 p.m. Additional sessions follow this evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening. Organizers urge Sunday schools to start with a song service and scholars to attend. Miss Byers presents "Organization" this afternoon and "A Teacher in Training Class" tonight. Rev. W. H. Woodhull speaks tonight on "Hinderances to Sunday School."
A Miller of Miller Stone and Taylor, Blackfoot, passed through Pocatello last night en route to Nampa for a West ern Wool and Storage Co board meeting. The firm member will discuss the warehouse fire at the Nampa facility reported earlier this week.
Fred Weiss and his two sons Henry and Leonard, age 13 and 11, began a foot journey from Chico California August 11 toward Chicago. They arrived near the city at dusk after 50 days and 1217 miles with four rainy Oregon days and three in Idaho. The trio camps east of town and plans to return to Chico once their purse and schooling chance are secured. They carry camping gear, bedding and provisions on their backs.
Congressman Burton L. French and D C McDougal Republican candidate for attorney general addressed a full house in the McCammon opera house. French stressed national issues and the tariff, while McDougal contrasted Idaho’s current finances with the Democratic era. They planned stops in Downey Malad Preston and Pocatello.
Philip M. Phillips of Idaho Falls married Miss Dora Pratt of Downey at the Presbyterian church in Boise. The couple, who traveled via Pocatello to Idaho Falls, were joined by the bride’s sister Nellie M. Pratt. Only a small group attended the ceremony.
An old advertisement claims people with kidney trouble are weak and half alive. It promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a cure to restore healthy kidneys and vitality. The notice urges refusing alternatives and directs to Foley's Temple Pharmacy.
For rent a four room furnished house offered by Nielson and Sons at 623. The listing notes furnished accommodations and the address, likely inviting inquiries for occupancy and terms.
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