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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1925

Page

3

Coast Would Buy All Idaho Sale Products

Frank L. Coates special representative of the Los Angeles chamber of commerce arrived in Pocatello to discuss Idaho sales to California. He toured Utah and Idaho stating California needs Idaho food products to feed a growing population and that Idaho should market surplus supplies through broader alliances.

Frank L. Coates Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Pocatello Idaho Coates Tribune Twin Falls California Chambers of Commerce Pacific Coast Los Angeles

Copeland Endorses Al Smith for 1928 Nomination

Albany Ga October 22 AP Senator Royal S Copeland said he will back New York Governor Al Smith for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1928 despite New York reports that Smith might retire from politics Copeland spoke to the local chamber of commerce declaring Smith is his personal choice and his state's choice.

Albany New York al Smith United States Royal S. Copeland Copeland Chamber of Commerce Senator Copeland

Coal Robbers Seize Five Tons On Staten Island Barge

Five tons of coal were stolen from a barge in Staten Island sound. The thieves towed the loot on a battered boat before abandoning it on an idle barge. Marine police traced the theft and recovered the coal, with authorities noting the robbers planned a return trip with a stronger boat.

New York Staten Island Sound Marine

Common Sense Rules Rejected in Love Says Judge Gemmill

Chicago October 22 AP says Judge William N. Gemmill of the Chicago court of domestic relations argues that common sense rules fail in love. He notes how resisting and pursuing love is instinctive and that many marriages hinge on puppy love versus lasting commitment. He warns against planning a wife and questions rational timing in romance.

Chicago William N. Gemmill Court of Domestic Relations Evangeline Maud Muller Ife

Catholic Women's League to Host Annual Hospitality Meeting

A regular meeting of the Catholic Women's League will be held Monday afternoon at the Knights of Columbus hall. The event features a report by Mrs. John Hood on the Coeur d'Alene convention, plus readings on Chaucer and Sister Madaleva. Reverend J C Dolan will share his Europe trip. Ten will be served. officers include Mesdames Derham, Ennenbeck, Foley, and Ford. Mrs. Roy Black will sing.

Catholic Women’s League K. of C. Hall John Hood Catholic Women’s Organization Coeur d’Alene Chaucer Madaleva Sacred Heart Academy Olphin Lucile Hood J. C. Dolan Europe Mesdames Michael Derham Peter Derham H. J. Ennenbeck James Foley John Ford Roy Black

P E O Chapter K Hosts Whittaker Visit in Pocatello

Mrs. Bertha J. Whittaker, state organizer of P. E. O. visited Mountain Home on Wednesday. Chapter K entertained at luncheon at Mrs. E. E. Moberly’s home honoring her. Past presidents and officers attended including Mrs. George Gasser, Mrs. Pauline E. Bryan, Mrs. Frank Sprague, Mrs. E. E. Manni, Mrs. C. A. Bryan, and Mrs. Walter Newcomb. A dinner at the Bannock hotel followed, with a business session at Mrs. Gasser’s home on South Seventh avenue.

Bertha J. Whittaker Mountain Home Pocatello E. E. Moberly Walter Newcomb Whittaker Bannock Hotel George Gasser South Seventh Avenue

Idaho mine inspector in town to meet Mrs Campbell

Stewart Campbell, Idaho state mine inspector, visited Pocatello briefly to meet his wife, who is returning from Salt Lake. He described a Boise to Salmon river district trip via Montana, noting eleven inches of snow at higher elevations and heavy big game activity with twenty deer seen near Mack. He and Mrs Campbell continued to Twin Falls en route to Boise.

Stewart Campbell Idaho Pocatello Mrs. Campbell Salt Lake Mr. Campbell Boise Salmon River Montana Mack Twin Falls

Photographs of Idaho at Legion convention on display

A window exhibit at J. E. Edgerton’s office in the First National Bank Building on South Arthur features photos from the National American Legion convention in Omaha. Images include the convention storeroom interior and exterior, the Blackfoot Legion band, Idaho delegates in the parade, and menus from cafes serving Idaho lamb potatoes cheese and beans.

National American Legion Omaha J. E. Edgerton First National Bank South Arthur Idaho Blackfoot Legion Band

Discovery Gulch Mining Company Incorporation Filed

Articles of Incorporation were filed at the county clerk’s office on Wednesday. Poeat lle is named as the principal place of business. Capital stock is $50,000 with 50,000 shares at par value $1 each. Subscriptions total $300 by George W. Oliver, Earl W. Oliver and Edward H. Miley.

Discovery Gulch Mining Company Poeat Lle George W. Oliver Earl W. Oliver Edward H. Miley

Paul Smith Visits Twin Falls for Woodmen Membership Drive

Paul Smith from Twin Falls, district deputy of Ida ho’s fourth district, arrives in the city to stay a month at St. Marie Hotel. He promotes Modern Woodmen of America in town and explains the group runs a tuberculosis sanitorium at Woodmen Colo near Colorado Springs treating members free of charge. over 5,000 men have recovered in 15 years.

Paul Smith Twin Falls Idaho Modern Woodmen of America St. Marie

Plea Accepted in Gould Street Crossing Case

W. S. Caton pleaded guilty at police court to failing to obey the watchman's signal at the Gould street crossing and paid a $15 fine. George Ellis was found guilty of reckless driving and fined $25. Bert Orin's speeding case was continued until Monday morning.

W. S. Caton Gould Street John W. Peter George Ellis Bert Orin

Legion Leader Worthwine Visits Pocatello for Federal Court Business

O W Worthwine Boise attorney and state commander of the American Legion spent yesterday in Pocatello on federal court business. He plans a tour of north Idaho Legion posts and reports the Idaho organization in excellent condition and cites the Omaha convention delegation’s showing.

O. W. Worthwine American Legion Boise Pocatello Worthwine North Idaho Legion Idaho Omaha

College Club Meeting In Pocatello Women’s Group

The Pocatello branch of the American Association of University Women will hold a meeting Friday evening October 23 at the Y W C A. A business meeting is set for 7 30 and 8 30 p m Congressman Addison T Smith will address the group on Women’s Influence in Congress. Guests may be invited by notifying Mrs R F Hutchinson.

Pocatello American Association of University Women Addison T. Smith Association Congress R. F. Hutchinson

Warburtons Visit Pocatello With McKee Family

Mr and Mrs W H Warburton of Salt Lake City traveled to Pocatello to visit their daughter Mrs K E McKee. Mrs McKee and two sons returned from Salt Lake where they had been visiting the Warburtons. The families plan a pheasant hunting trip to Shoshone Sunday.

W. H. Warburton Salt Lake City Pocatello K. E. McKee McKee Salt Lake Sunda Warburtons Warburton Shoshone

Y M C A Board to Hold First Evening Meeting Tonight

The board of directors of the Y M C A will meet tonight at 7 30 at the Y M C A. After noon meetings this year several men have been unable to attend and important business is expected to be presented at the evening session.

Fine vegetable display at Brady-McGowan window

An exhibition in the Brady-McGowan show window features produce from K Okamura gardens two miles north of Pocatello. The display includes potatoes onions squashes peppers and pumpkins.

Brady-McGowan Company K. Okamura Pocatello

Divorce Granted to Matel Fishbeck from Freeman Fishbeck

Matel Fishbeck was granted a divorce from Freeman L. Fishbeck by District Judge Robert M. Terrell on October 14. Desertion and non support were the basis of the action. The plaintiff was represented by the law firm of Jones, Pomeroy and Jones.

Matel Fishbeck Freeman L. Fishbeck Robert M. Terrell Jones, Pomeroy and Jones

Stort Line Car 0301 Arrives in Pocatello for Showings

The safety first car No 0301 arrives in Pocatello after trips to Lima and upper Snake River valley towns. It will be parked on the business car spur until October 27 with daily safety first moving pictures shown in the car at 5 and 8 p.m.

Stort Line Safety First Pocatello Lima Snake River Valley

Sale of Indian Lands Planned for December 22

Frank Kyselka Fort Hall reservation lease agent reports a prosperous tract and that arrangements are nearly complete for a sale of Indian lands on December 22 during a business visit.

Frank Kyselka Fort Hall Reservation

Vitts Visit Pocatello During Salt Lake-Oakland Trip

Oscar Vitt manager of the Salt Lake team arrived in Pocatello with Mrs. Vitt and their son Bobby while traveling by motor from Salt Lake to Oakland, stopping over yesterday in transit.

Oscar Vitt Salt Lake

Halloween Tea for Ladies Aid at Church Parlor

A Hallowe en tea will be given Friday afternoon by the Methodist Ladies Aid at the church parlors following the regular monthly business meeting.

Halloween Party at Church With A Seasonal Menu

A church plans a Halloween themed gathering with decorations in the church parlors and a menu that follows the Halloween motif for the event.

Congressman Smith Addresses Idaho Meetings and Clubs

Congressman Addison T. Smith of Twin Falls visits Pocatello to discuss southern Idaho agriculture, citing a Twin Falls potato sale at 500 dollars per acre. He speaks to multiple student assemblies, Rotary, WCTU, and meets reclamation officials, with local officials attending Rigby boosters.

Commerce leaders to attend Boise rate hearing

Colonel James M. Ingersoll and E. J. Fjeldsted of the Pocatello chamber of commerce will attend the public utilities commission rate hearing in Boise on October 26. Ingersoll serves on the traffic committee and the group is keen on the outcome of freight rate discussions affecting the region.

James M. Ingersoll E. J. Fjeldsted Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Public Utilities Commission Boise Ingersoll

Community Chorus Plans Friday Rehearsal And Funded Access

The community chorus will meet Friday night with music arrived and first rehearsals arranged. Promoters report arrangements for financing the chorus will allow all city singers to participate without individual assessments.

Cit

Death of Wesley Uffelmann at Tyhee

Wesley Uffelmann son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Uffelman of Tyhee died this morning at the family home five miles north of the city. The body is in charge of the McHan Undertaking company and funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Wesley Uffelmann Jacob Uffelman Tyhee McHan Undertaking Company

McHan brothers return from Loon Creek hunting trip

H L McHan returns from a week in the Loon creek section with his brother Dr E R McHan of Idaho Falls. Each hunter reported taking a deer.

H. L. McHan Loon Creek E. R. McHan Idaho Falls

Chase-Johnson Auto executive leaves for Salt Lake trip

Ralph Beamguard of the Chase Johnson Auto company departed Wednesday for a business trip to Salt Lake City.

Ralph Beamguard Chase-Johnson Auto Company Salt Lake Ity

Dahlquist announce birth of daughter at General hospital

Mr and Mrs E L Dahlquist of 1022 North Lincoln announce the birth of a daughter at the General hospital this morning.

E. L. Dahlquist North Lincoln The General Hospital

Tech football team heads to Ogden for Weber game

The Tech football squad departed at 4 50 this afternoon for Ogden where on Friday they will meet the Weber college eleven.

Tech Ogden Weber College

Pocatello Chamber Chief to Attend Boise Meeting

E. J. Fieldsted, manager of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce, will attend the meeting of chamber secretaries to be held in Boise Friday.

E. J. Fieldsted Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Boise

Moberly Family Heads to Colorado for Visit

Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Moberly and their son Bobby left this noon for Colorado to visit Mr. Moberly's relatives for several weeks.

E. E. Moberly Bobby Colorado Mr. Moberly

Petersens Host Father-in-Law on Westward Visit

Mr and Mrs Carol Petersen entertain Mrs Petersens father M B Cherry as a guest. Mr Cherry travels from the middle west toward California and is stopping over during the trip.

Carol Petersen Mrs. Petersen M. B. Cherry Mr. Cherry Middle West California

Birth of son announced for Mr and Mrs Howard Spencer

Mr and Mrs Howard Spencer of 823 North Main announce the birth of a son on October 21.

Howard Spencer North Main

High School Notes on Eligibility Rule and Activities

The Wednesday high school notes discuss athletic eligibility rules, noting past leniency in grades and current standards. Pocatello High School supports the rule, with many athletes kept from championships for poor grades. A girls council meeting assigned duties, Erma Williams as president, and Helen Loux as vice president. The girls hiking club planned a City Creek Canyon hike after school. School starts at 8:30 to allow time for an afternoon game, and Addison T. Smith addressed students.

Neil Pocatello High Miss Hoffman Erma Williams Helen Loux Eeehicke Ag Athletic Association City Creek Canyon Addison T. Smith

Polish wrestler to meet Sik for world Negro title

Wiadek Zbyszko from Poland and Reginald Sik are slated for a finish contest in Salt Lake City next Wednesday night. The card's semifinal features Abe Kaplan versus Charles Nowyna, both heavyweights from Slovakia.

Salt Lake City Utah Wiadek Zbyszko Reginald Sik Abe Kaplan Charles Nowyna

Bethlehem Steel Q3 earnings rise, hit 8.34 million

Bethlehem Steel reported net earnings for the third quarter of 1925 at 8,337,762 dollars, down from 9,708,428 in the previous quarter but up from 6,495,781 in the same quarter of 1924.

New York Bethlehem Steel Corporation

Special Venire Called in Sherman Kelly Case

A special venire was called to fill the jury box for the retrial of the Sherman Kelly case. Della Huntsman testified as chief government witness, confirming earlier statements with minor detail changes. Jurors summoned include FE. L. Anderson, Walter Cleare, W. P. Whitaker, Harry C. Scanlon, J. D. Rupp, and others.

Sherman Kelly Della Huntsman FE. L. Anderson Walter Cleare W. P. Whitaker Harry C. Scanlon J. D

Short Line Staff On Vacation and Visits

William J. Mullen of the general offices takes a short vacation. A C Hinckley, superintendent of motive power, was a business visitor in Kemmerer. Miss Mary Lee O Malley will visit friends in Sak e. F D Nauman conducts an inspection trip over the Idaho division. Dr Pfoutz eye and car specialist and Superintendent R E Brooks visit belt line between Idaho Falls and St Anthony.

William J. Mullen A. C. Hinckley Kemmerer Yesteray Mary Lee O'Malley F. D. Nauman Idaho Pfoutz R. E. Brooks Montana Idaho Falls St. Anthony

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