Noted Coaches in Conference Name Teams
New York AP report recalls a dinner with Glenn Warner Tad Jones Fielding Yost and Knute Rockne discussing American football selections. Quotes cover Thorpe weaknesses Yost coaching at Champaign and Benny Friedman scoring records with remarks from Ruth and Rockne.
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New York
Jim ‘Thorpe
Fielding
Yost
Babe Ruth
Knute Rockne
Glenn Warner
Stanford
Tad Jones
Yale
Michigan
Knute ‘Rockne
Notre Dame
Ertie Nevers
Goen
Warner
Thorpa
Willie ‘Heston
Nevers
Thorpe
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Indians
Goaline
Jim
George Little
Ole Zuppke Ofllinois
Illinois
Red Grange
Champaign
Zuppke
Idaho Ends Year On Sound Basis In Lumber and Crops
Idaho closes 1925 on a sound financial footing with improved lumber demand and high crop prices. Boise-Payette reports 1925 business at 1,000 cars above 1924 while October potato prices rose from 1.25 to 3.00 to 4.50 per hundredweight. A St Anthony farmer reportedly nets about 70 000 from 180 acres after costs, and Idaho Falls earns the nickname spud alley as November potato shipments reach 2 386 car loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Boise-Payette Company
Riest
St. Anthony
Idaho Falls
Belgium challenger leads Schaefer in billiards title match
Edouard Horemans from Belgium led world champion Jake Schaefer 500 to 301 at the end of the first 500 point block in the 1 500 point world billiards championship. Horemans ran 500 in eight innings and had a 236 high run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Jake Schaefer
Horemang
Horeman
Horemans
Schaefer
Papal Pilgrimage Possible to Assisi for Saint Francis Anniversary
Rome reports the pope may visit Assisi for the seven hundredth anniversary of Saint Francis' death next year. He may inaug urate restoration of the Franciscan monastery there in a joint effort by the Italian government and the Holy See, ending the papal confinement in the Vatican since 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Tribuna
Assisi
Francis of
Francis
Holy See
Vatican
Arimo Farmer Defends Suit Over Damages
A. M. Curtis, a prominent Arimo farmer, faces a $20,620 damage suit filed Monday in district court by Horace Allen of Arimo and Jerry Seibert of Pocatello through the Ty ler and Christensen law firm. The plaintiffs claim their reputations were harmed by a prior charge brought by Curtis, who had accused them of petit larceny in a grain theft case that was dismissed for insufficent evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Curtis
Arimo
Ioa
Tyler and
E. G. Houde
H. J. Swansey
Real Estate Board Advances Multiple Listing Plan
The Poca tello Real Estate board met at Bannock Hotel with President F C McGowan to discuss a committee report on a multiple listing bureau. Harry Fox outlined rules, copies will be sent to members, and the system will be presented for ballot soon. The plan links listings to all bureau members and divides commissions between offices involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Real Estate Board
Bannock Hotel
F. C. McGowan
Committee On
Harry Fox
Boise
Portland
Seattle
Pacoma
Spokane
St. Louis
Cleveland
New Orleans
Salt Lake
Ogden
Real Estate Board Considers Formation of Listing Bureau
The committee proposes a multiple listing bureau formed by active card members who wish to join. R. S. Turner urged board members join the state insurance association. Secretary Ben Gillis announced the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in New Orleans in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Turner
State Insurance Association
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Ben Gillis
New Orleans
Nominations Made for Chamber Board Election
The Pocatello chamber of commerce nominating committee reports fourteen nominees for twelve board seats with two ties. Six members will be elected, mail ballots go out now for return by December 10, listing Jean Bastine J O Galbraith O R Baum Richard Wells Rev George Sloan George Jorgenson Jay Tiffany Fred Caldwell Nathan Block Fletcher Burrus W H Jackson A J Pierce H J Peterson E P Calph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Board
Chamber
Jean Bistiine
J. O. Galbraith
O. R Baum
Richard Wells
George Sloan
George Jorgenson
Jay Tiffany
Turks Determined to Invade Irak Report
A London report says Turks are determined to invade Iraq and eject the British if the League of Nations denies a Turkish verdict on the Mosul boundary dispute. Rumors of Turkish troop movements persist, with Angora preparing for a worst case if league decisions go against Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Irak
Forcigl
League of Nations
Mosul
Turkey
Great Britain
Geneva
Angora
Second Volleyball Series Opens Tonight
The Y M C A reorganizes for the second volleyball series with nineteen players split into two nine-man teams. Play begins this evening at five with A D Lawrence switching sides to balance squads, captains to be chosen by each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
A. D. Lawrence
McGowan
Raaf
Quinn
Wells
Sloan
Newton
Cleaves
Fish
Ray
Bentley
Damron
Bird
Davis
Bernhisel
Slingerland
Tydeman
Gliem
Sanford
Mystery Box Sale At Rudman And Gottberg
Mystery box sale begins at Rudman and Gottberg department store with special offers and limited quantities announced to shoppers. Early buyers may find exclusive items and doorbuster pricing throughout the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystery Box
Rudman & Gottberg
Hazelton Woman Becomes Legion Auxiliary President
A Hazelton meeting at Mrs. W. D. Service’s home elected Mrs. J. E. Damron as unit president with 30 members present. Plans include a special meeting on December 9 to pack boxes for 11 Boise hospital boys and raise funds from Poppy Day proceeds for Christmas boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
W. D. Service
Charles Sprague
Phil Nash
J. N. Harvey
J. E. Damron
Dessnaer
G. N. Ifft
F. E. Tydeman
Brand new Happy Home Frocks special $1 sale
An advertisement promotes Happy Home Frocks jackets or dresses described as of high quality with a special price of one dollar. It emphasizes value and urges purchases.
Hazelton’s Detweiler becomes state president after resignation
H Detweiler, first vice president from Hazelton, automatically assumes state presidency as Mrs J E Damron resigns to take on national duties in the western district. Following the meeting, bridge results showed Mrs Ralph Jones with high score and an attractive supper was served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Detweiler
Hazelton
J. E. Damron
Department
Ralph Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernie Nevers
Ruth
Rockne
Four Horsemen
Benny Friedman
Wolverine
Friedman
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Security Loan & Jewelry Co
Young Schaefer
Packard
Jewett
GEM State Auto Co., Lm
Kot! Banxo
Phome 770
Arimo Farmer
Justice Court
Horace Allen
Jerry Seibert
D. H. McEntyre
South Arthur
West Center
Zenith
Coste
Chrysanthemums
Legion Auxiliary
Wrights
Scott
Scott’s
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N.J
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