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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1925

Page

15

Pocatello to host Home Products Week with Idaho-wide representation

Pocatello will host a statewide Home Products Week with programs across Idaho. A special one cent a mile railroad rate via the Short Line is offered, tickets on sale November 13 to 16. Entertainment includes a style show, football game, dances, and tours of local industries, with committees named for finances publicity hotels and more.

Pocatello Idaho Home Products Committee M. W. Williams J. I. King C. A. Valentine J. C. Galbraith Nicholas Ifft Frank Brown Walter Cleare Richard Wells F. Peterman S. FB. Brady R. S. Turner T. C. Brinckley Phil St. Marie W. P. McDonald J. *Y. Thomas Noah Pond A. R. McPherson Bnes C. B. Johnson C. Ben Ross A. B. Canfield Claude Bistline D. M. Gallefant Jesse Chese William Hill Butte Rotary Club East Tdaho Chambers of Commerce Tdaho

Indians to Meet Gonzaga in Spokane Test

The Haskell Indian football squad of 24 players led by head coach Dick Hanley and assistant John Levi arrived in Spokane for a Saturday game against Gonzaga. Gonzaga may be without star Mel Ingram who broke a small toe. he was hospitalized today. Ingram injured the toe in the Montana game but played last week against Idaho, handling kicking and two touchdowns. Efforts aim to reduce swelling to allow his return.

Spokane Wash Idaho Ingram

Funeral for infant son of Hall family held in Salt Lake

Mr and Mrs James Sims and Mr and Mrs Arthur Hall returned from Salt Lake City after attending the funeral of Douglas Hall infant son of Mr and Mrs H Hall former residents of Pocatello Mrs Hall formerly Miss Ruth Traynor of this city a child died Friday and the funeral was held Sunday

James Sims Salt Lake City Douglas Hall H. Hall Pocatello Hall Ruth Traynor

Harris Funeral Service Held For Edward Harris

The funeral of Edward Harris was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the chapel of the MeHan Undertaking Company.

Edward Harris MeHan Undertaking Company

Great Revival Campaign Comes to Salvation Army Hall

Brigadier and Mrs. G T Jordan start a ten day revival in Pocatello at 8 o clock tonight. The retired officers bring 46 years of service across Idaho Montana St Helena Great Britain and the United States with special music and singing.

Salvation Army South Second Avenue G. T. Jordan Pocatello Idaho Montana United States

Four drink defendants fined by Police Judge in intoxication case

Police Judge John W. Peter dealt with four defendants for intoxication this morning. Ed Roach received a $50 fine and will work it off on a wood pile due to finances after earlier being released on a suspended fine. Roach was jailed again last night on intoxication charges. R. C. Walton William Black and Harry Lawrence each got $25 fines after pleading guilty to imbibing liquor.

John W. Peter Ed Roach Roach R. C. Walton William Black Harry Lawrence

Elks Prepare Halloween Dance With Festive Decor

Plans are nearly complete for the Elks Hallowe en dance set for Friday evening. The large hall will feature corn pumpkins and witches with black and yellow colors. The social committee promises fine entertainment and a buffet lunch. The lodge was to meet in a regular session tonight.

Elks’ Hallowe’en Lodge

First Congregational Church Bible Class Forms Plan

The first meeting of the Congregational churchmen's adult Bible class drew 80 people on Sunday morning. Federal Judge F B Dietrich addressed the group, over forty expressed intent to form a permanent class, and officers anticipate a successful year. Members thank Judge Dietrich for the inspiring talk.

Congregational F. 8. Dietrich Dietrich

Idaho products move by Oregon EFhort Lime shipments rise

G. Y. Bywater, car distributor of the Short Lie, stated that the first twenty-three days of October show an increase of 4,537 cars over the same period last year. Wheat apples potatoes vegetables and sugar beets lead the heaviest rise in shipments this year.

Idaho Oregon G. Y. Bywater Aren

Mrs Nevin Edgington Leaves for San Francisco Visit

Mrs Nevin Edgington who has visited her mother Mrs Peter Layng for weeks departs Wednesday to return to San Francisco She will be accompanied to Salt Lake by Mrs Layng and sister Miss Cecilia Layng who will continue to Pocahontas for a few days

Nevin Edgington Peter Layng San Francisco

Moonshine Found In Rooming House Arrest For Ned Jordan

An individual identified as Ned Jordan was arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriffs Chas Bell and J L Haring on possession of intoxicating liquor. A pint of moonshine was found in his room at an east side rooming house. Jordan is lodged in the county jail.

Ned Jordan Chas. Bell JL. M. Haring Jordan

Woman in Disorderly Charge Bonds, Fails to Appear

Fan Nie Stine was booked at police headquarters Monday night on a disorderly conduct charge. She posted a $25 bond and was released but did not appear in court this morning, triggering bond forfeiture.

Fannie Stine Shoe

Chicago merchant visits Pocatello on travel to Spokane

Hr. A. Jacobs of Chicago a former dry goods merchant arrived in Pocatello yesterday with his family and will depart tomorrow for Spokane. He left Pocatello about ten years ago with his family.

Hr. A. Jacobs Chicago Pocatello Spokane Mr. Jacobs

Mason arraigned on unlawful liquor possession charge

Charles Mason appeared in Judge Houde's court for arraignment on an unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor case. His bond was set at an amount and he was released on his own recognizance.

Charles Mason Houde

Trude and party travel through Pocatello to Chicago

Judge Trude and entourage rode a special car through Pocatello last night en route to Chicago. Trude owns a ranch in Island Park country and has long been a regular visitor to the area.

Trude Pocatello Island Park Country Chicago Judge Trude

Country Gentleman Reporter Visits Pocatello for Potato Plant Feature

Malcolm C. Cutting, rep for the Country Gentleman farm publication, is in Pocatello gathering material for an article on the Kahn Potato Packing plant. He met with the chamber of commerce this morning seeking photos of the plant exterior.

Malcolm C. Cutting Country Gentleman Pocatello Kahn Chamber of Commerce

Federal Agent Departed to Butte to Aid Prohibition Enforceme

Oscar Kuchenbecker a federal agent based in Poca tellso left for Butte Montana where he will assist at Colonel Elias Marsters headquarters as prohibition director for the intermountain states Mrs Kuchenbecker accompanied him Local citizens welcomed his removal noting his enforcement efforts in this district are well and favorably known

Oscar Kuchenbecker Pocatello Butte, Mont Elias Marsters Intermountain States Kuchenbecker Mr. Kuchenecker

Local Article Seeker Visits Idaho Farm and Kahn Plant

A reporter from St. Paul Minnesota spent the day gathering facts at the Kahn plant and among Idaho potato fields. He aims to base his article on the figures and observations collected during the visit.

Kahn Chain Idaho Kahn Mr. Cutting St. Paul Minnesota

Domestic Arts club Holds First Meeting At King's Home

The Domestic Arts club opened its season at 251 Roosevelt avenue with Mrs. R. H. Nipper as new president guiding the session. Mrs. W. H. Hanson Mrs. LaVan Williams and Mrs. George Robinson led discussion and committees. Mrs. E. A. King to serve as pianist with Mrs. G. Harris as chorus leader. Halloween decor featured orange and black motifs as members hosted a tea arrangement with Mrs. Nipper and Mrs. Williams at the tea table.

Domestic Arts Club E. A. King Roosevelt Avenue R. H. Nipper W. H. Hanson LaVan Williams George Robinson Charles Rogers G. Harris

State Education Board to Visit Idaho Schools in Southern District

The Idaho state board of education will tour southern institutions the week of November 16. Inauguration of J E Retherford at Idaho Technical Institute in Pocatello is set for November 20. Visits to Industrial Training school in St Anthony slated for November 19. Dates for Albion State Normal school and the State School for the Deaf and Blind at Gooding are not yet fixed.

State Board of Education Ethel E. Redfield J. E. Retherford Idaho Technical Institute Pocatello Industrial Training School St. Anthony Albion State Normal School Albion State School For the Deaf and Blind Gooding

Funeral service for Mrs Mary Lotz at St Josephs Cathedral

The funeral for Mrs Mary Lotz wife of George Lotz of 503 North Hayes will be held Wednesday at 9 AM from St Josephs pro cathedral. Solemn high mass will be offered by Rev James C Dolan and burial will be in Mountainview cemetery under Schumacher and Hall camper direction. Mrs Lotz was mother of Harry J Scanlon and Geo F Lotz both of Pocatello.

Mary Lotz George Lotz North Hayes St. Joseph’s Pro-Cathedral James C. Dolan Mountainview Cemetery Schumacher and Hall Camper Lotz Ts. Harry J. Scanlon Geo. F. Lotz Pocatello

Rotary delegation to attend Dinwoodey funeral in Idaho Falls

A large Pocatello Rotary delegation will leave Friday morning for Idaho Falls to attend the 2 p m funeral of Charles Dinwoodey past district governor of the Utah Idaho Rotary district. Dinwoodey was well known and greatly esteemed by Pocatello Rotary members.

Pocatello

Special Railroad Rate to Seattle October 24 to 30

A special certificate plan rate to Seattle runs October 24 through 30 with return by November 4. The fare structure requires full fare to Seattle and half fare on the return trip under the limited offer.

Pacific Congress Seattle

Pacific International Livestock Exposition Dates Set

The Pacific International Livestock exposition will be held in Portland from October 31 to November 7. A special reduced rate will be offered for this exposition with tickets going on sale October 29 to November inclusive and return no later than November 20.

Portland

U Club Hosts Meeting for New Members at Congregational Church

The U club of the Congregational church met Monday evening at the church to honor new members. Plans call for a series of dinners to be held at the church during the winter season.

U’’ Club Congregational Church

Alfred K Stewart Transferred From National Guard Unit

Alfred K Stewart of the headquarters company first battalion lion 200th infantry national guard unit stationed here has been discharged to enter the United States I corps He will enlist at Port and

Alfred K. Stewart 200Th Infantry National Guard United States I Corps Portand

Domestic Arts Club Holds Ribbon Flower Session

The Domestic Arts club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Rogers home 229 Roosevelt Avenue. Miss Mildred Anthese taught members to make ribbon flowers during the special meeting.

Domestic Arts Club Charles Rogers Roosevelt Avenue Mildred Anthese Seasion

Round Trip Excursion to Moscow for Football Game

A round trip excursion rate will be in effect to Moscow for the football game on Saturday October 31. Tickets go on sale October 29 with a return limit of November 3.

Moscow

Retailers to Discuss Window Decorations Weeklong Exhibit

A meeting of all retailers will convene at the chamber of commerce this evening to plan display decorations and exhibitions for Home Products week running November 9 to 14. The event aims to coordinate storefront appearances and promotional happenings among local shops.

Chamber of Commerce

Ramey Siblings Visit Pocatello After Jackson Hole Trip

B A Ramey and sister Mrs H B Wolfe of Coburn West Virginia arrived in Pocatello yesterday touring from the Jackson Hole country. They plan a few days visit before returning east to their home.

B. A. Ramey 8. B. Wolfe Coburn West Virginia Pocatello Jackson Hole

Matt Elliott Elected Vice President of Eagles Lodge

Matt Elliott was chosen as vice president at the Eagles lodge regular meeting held at the Eagles hall. His installation to office also occurred during the same gathering last night.

Matt Elliott Eagles Lodge Eagles’ Hall

Attorney Anderson Announces Move Through Portland California

Attorney Walter H. Anderson departs for Portland today then travels to California before returning to Pocatello. He plans to resume duties after the trip.

Walter H. Anderson Portland California Pocatello

Local Names Appear in Fragmentary Note

A partial OCR item mentions Mrs P e naa, Lee var and Bill Floyd in St Charles. The readable text lacks full context or dates, leaving only scattered names and place reference.

Lee Var Bill Floyd Charlea

Girl Reserves Meet At Buhl Conference

The Girl Reserves of southern Idaho plan a fall conference over two weekends with about five hundred attendees in two districts. Buhl hosts October 31 and November 1 for Pocatello Twin Falls Filer Hazelton, while Nampa hosts November 7 and 8 for Mountain Home Meridian Nampa Boise Emmett. Grace Miller will be principal speaker with leaders including Miss Weaver Mrs Gibson and Miss Madden.

Southern Idaho Pocatello Twin Falls Filer Buhl Hazelton Nampa Mountain Home Meridian Boise Emmett Betty Wilson Southern Southern Idaho Girl Reserves Atherine Ogden Mias Grace Nutting Miller National Y. W. C. A Mary Weaver Girl Reserve Ise Will Gibson National Committee Katherine Madden Boise Y. W. C Katherine Ogden Miss Galey Grace Miller World Fellowship Helen Flack

New Testimony in Diver Case From City of Rome

Timothy Dreyer, third officer of the City of Rome, testifies before the naval board of inquiry in Boston on October 27. He says only a single bright white light was seen until near collision with the submarine 8 51, which sank September 25 with 33 lives lost. He describes actions taken and uncertainties about the submarine’s identity and course.

Boston Mass City of Rome Timothy Dreyer Savannah

Sun Forces Advance Slowed by Rail Shortage

Peking October 27 AP The advance of General Sun Chuanfang toward Hsuchow in northern Kiangsu moves slowly due to a lack of rolling stock on the Tientsin Pukow line between the Yangtse and Heuchow. Marshal Chang Tso Lin's forces also show slow movement and serious fighting is not expected for about a week. Shanghai dispatches had earlier claimed Hauehow fell to Chang's enemies but did not confirm if Chekiang troops were involved.

Peking Sun Chuan Fang Hsuchow Kiangsu Tientsin-Pukow Yangtse Heuchow Chang Tso-Lin Shanghai Hauehow Chang

Prank Fire Kills Boy. Four Burned At McPhee School

In Montrose Colorado on October 26 a blasting powder prank set the McPhee school furnace ablaze. Rolly Boyd, 14, died from burns while four other youths suffered serious burns and fled the burning room.

Montrose Colo McPhee Rolly Boyd

Huxley Quote on Fishing Ground Yield

A famous line from Thomas Huxley asserts that an acre of fishing ground can produce more food in a week than the best land can in a year. The remark emphasizes superior productivity of fishing resources.

Thomas Huxley

Rummage Sale for Scholarship Fund Aids Local Student

A rummage sale planned by the local branch of the American Association of University Women aims to raise funds for a $100 scholarship for a Pocatello high school girl entering the Idaho Technical Institute junior college. The event follows a Friday night college club announcement and invites bundles of clothing to be delivered Friday for Saturday sale.

Pocatello Idaho Technical Institute College Club American Association of University Women van E. Rogers R. F .Hutchinson C. H. Kinkerton H. A. Chase W. G. McReithr Will Smith C. B. Johnson

Personal notices from Blackfoot and nearby towns

William Turner of Blackfoot left yesterday for Omaha on a several days business trip. Fred Lynn of the Lynn Brothers hospital traveled to Rockland on business. Ephraim Thornton of Downey was in Pocatello yesterday consulting local physicians.

William Turner Blackfoot Omaha Fred Lynn Lynn Brothers Hospital Rockland Ephraim Thornton Downey Pocatello W. H. Stratten South Main Leo Matclaff South Fourth B. F. Lass North Garfield C. W. Halliway South Harrison E. C. Norton West Center Teck Stewart American Falls Pat Patterson Walter Reid Boise Lilia Ely Juliet Minson Naomi Fraker

Funeral Today for Harold Samuel Blundell at McHan Chapel

The funeral for Harold Samuel Blundell was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the McHan Undertaking chapel with Bishop E. Horsfall of the First Ward L D. 8 church officiating. Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery.

Harold Samuel Blundell McHan Undertaking Company E. Horsfall First Ward L. D Mountainview Cemetery

Congregational church board to hold first meeting tonight

Announcements include the Congregational church board’s regular meeting this evening for the newly elected trustees with full attendance urged. The Fourth Ward L D B 8 church hosts an Indian festival and Halloween program Friday at 7 PM in Fourth Ward Hall. The L D B 8 Fifth Ward plans a Friday dance in the Alameda Fifth Ward Amusement Hall. Fort Hall Lodge No 6 Knights of Pythias meets this evening. members urged to attend.

Congregational Church Ag Thia Newl Fourth Ward Piiliary Association Fourth Ward Fifth Ward Alameda Fort Hall Lodge No Knights of Pythia

Y W C A Announces Quarterly Membership Meeting

The Y W C A quarterly meeting is set for Thursday evening with Mrs C E M Loux arranging a program including a dramatic skit What Every Member Should Know About the Y W C A directed by Mrs Paul Smith Adelaide Anderson School of Music will provide musical numbers and a Girl Reserve candle light service will welcome twenty new members Committee day follows with all committees meeting at usual hour Industrial groups led by Mrs F L Hart and Mrs George Sloan form a business and professional group of girls inviting women from local businesses to speak Tribune Want Ads Bring Results.

Mra. C. E. M. Loux Paul Smith Adelaide Anderson School of Music F. L. Hart George Sloan

Redfield Addresses Techniac Row At Idaho Institute

Boise, Oct. 27. Miss Ethel E. Redfield, Idaho commissioner of education, states that students at the Idaho Techniac institute are not aware of state law governing the junior college work. She notes the state board opposes a four year course and reiterates that law fixes the course of study and controls school publication practices. The controversy over four year offerings and student censorship reflects 1925 legislative debates.

Boise Idaho Tee Institute Ste Ethel E. Redfield Fenal State Board of Education Mise Redfield

Forum Meeting Prominent Crime Expert Headlines Pocatello Event

At a regular forum of the Pocatello chamber of commerce noon session speaker Sellars, once Revelare Secret Service head, now noted for coast murder case solves. Jean Bisiline leads, Paul Pasto performs musical numbers.

Pocatello Chamber of Commerce R. Sellars Revelare

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