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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1925

Page

5

District Meet of American Legion District Sixth Attended

About 150 members of the American Legion and its auxiliary from the sixth district attended a Downey meeting to plan joint preconvention council, aiming to smooth the Hailey state convention. Tom Sparks presided. delegates from American Falls and others reported. Speakers urged stronger delegation for Omaha and state activity. dance and banquet followed.

American Legion Downey Hailey Tom Sparks American Falls Pocatello J. D. Morgan Legion Blackfoot Legion Blackfoot Malad Legionnaires Paris Soda Springs Preston

Local travelers depart for Western destinations

Mrs. William J. Mullen and son immie plan a week in West Yellowstone beginning Sunday. Alfred Grimes and C. W. Lawrence drive to Salt Lake City for a few days of business. The Pocatello Trap Club holds its regular weekly shoot at 9 o'clock with several visiting shooters expected to join.

Park William J. Mullen Immie West Yellowstone Alfred Grimes C. W. Lawrence Salt Lake City

Brothers Reunite After Sixteen Years Visit in Pocatello

Ed E. Erickson of Elrey Wisconsin visits his brother E. A. Erickson a Tribune mechanical staff member in Pocatello. The brothers have not met for sixteen years and this is their first reunion in that span.

Ed E. Erickson Elrey Wisconsin Pocatello E. A. Erickson Tribune Mechanical Force

Wagon found on North Main held for owner

A child's wagon was found Friday on North Main and is being held at the police station pending identification by its owner. An Idaho motor vehicle license plate No. 63-963 is also being held at police headquarters for the owner.

North Main Idaho

Salt Lake City Oil Manager Visits Idaho Falls

Harry M. Martin, manager of Alien Oil in Salt Lake City, visited Friday evening and left this morning for Idaho Falls to inspect the company stations there. Martin is a former resident of Pocatello.

Harry M. Martin Alien Oil Company Salt Lake City Idaho Falls Mr. Martin Pocatello

Distance swimming aims to build endurance not records

Local YMC A distance swimming plan emphasizes teaching swimmers to complete at least one mile with ease rather than chasing new records. The program invites men, boys and girls under eighteen to participate, with August contests designed to encourage the first mile and recognize notable distance swimmers.

William Hall Bannock County Immer Miss Wainwright Gertrude Ederle English Channel Lillian Harrison Pocatello

Ricks Celebrate Birth of Son at St Anthony’s Hospital

Mr and Mrs P J Ricks of 955 East Center announce the birth of a son on Wednesday morning July 15 at St Anthony's hospital. Mother and child are reported to be doing nicely.

P. J. Ricks East Center St. Anthony’s Hospital

Crystal man joins party to view Gros Ventre landslides

E G Stanley of Crystal with Mr and Mrs Henry Beck of 705 West Bonneville left this morning for Jackson Hole to view the Gros Ventre river landslides and then tour Yellowstone park.

E. G. Stanley Crystal Henry Beck West Bonneville Jackson Hole Gros Ventre River Yellowstone Park

War Mothers Meeting In Eagles Hall This Monday

The regular monthly meeting of the American War Mothers will be held in the Eagles hall on Monday July 20 at a o'clock. All members are expected to attend and several important business matters will be discussed.

Eagles’ Hall

Chamber Board Meeting Sets Monday Night Session

The board of directors of the local chamber of commerce will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 oclock Monday night at the chamber office. All members are expected to attend as important business matters are on the agenda.

Chamber of Commerce

Visiting Wolfs in the City With Family Ties

Mr and Mrs C Ross Jackson visit with Mr and Mrs R R Wolf. Jackson, a brother of Mr Wolf, works for the High and Fritch man bond company in Boise. Mrs Jackson and her daughter Helen and Miss Davis stay in the city through next week.

C. Ross Jackson Helen Boise Katherine Davis Silver City New Mexico R. R. Wolf Mr. Jackson Mr. Wolf High & Fritchman Bond Company Beise Mrs. Jackson Miss Davis

Boise Judge Dietrich Tours West Before In Court Duties

Judge F. 8. Dietrich of Boise arrived in Pocatello from Carson City Nevada where he had presided for two weeks. He will hear Tuesday the injunction suit over water shutoff rights for Boise Payette protect holders against the government and plans to go to Seattle early next month for a federal court session.

Dietrich Boise Pocatello Carson City Nevada Boise-Payette Seattle

Western Railway Association meeting ends with car shortage relief

Mayor Ben Ross and officials including J Fieldsted secretary of the chamber of commerce J J King freight agent Short Line and James Barlow agriculturist returned from the Western Regional Advisory Board meeting of the American Railway Association in Boise. They reported satisfactory adjustment of the impending car shortage affecting shippers of five western states with about 125 in attendance.

Ben Ross J. Fieldsted Chamber of Commerce J.J. King James Barlow Western Regional Advisory Board American Railway Association Boise Fjeldstend

Noted Scientist to Visit Idaho

Dr. Allen K. Krause associate professor of medicine and director of the Kenneth Dows Tuberculosis Research laboratories at Johns Hopkins will visit Idaho July 31 to August 1. He meets Dr. Ray Matson in Boise for the trip to Portland and will speak at the Idaho Tuberculosis Association events and a clinic for physicians and nurses at the veterans hospital. He plans a four month Western tour visiting Colorado Montana Oregon Washington California Arizona Texas and New Mexico.

Allen K. Krause Kenneth Dows Johns Hopkins Hospital Idaho Pocatello Krause Idaho Anti- Tuberculosis Association Idaho State Medical Association Ray Matson Portland Boise Tuberculosis Association Veteran's Hospital Matson Brewer Veterans’ Hospital No Government Iie Colorado Montana Oregon Washington California Arizona Texas New Mexico West United States

James Rogers Freed After Vagrancy Charge

James Rogers appeared in police court on a Friday night charged with vagrancy. He was released on the condition that he leave the city by evening.

James Rogers Rogers

Evacuation of Ruhr Continues Across German Cities

Berlin reports the Ruhr evacuation under way with French forces leaving Recklinghausen today. Gelsenkirchen to depart tomorrow and Hattingen on Monday. Evacuations also planned for the sanctions cites of Duesseldorf Duisburg and Treheort in AU.

Berlin Ruhr Recklinhausen Gelsenkirchen Hattingen Duesseldorf Duisburg Treheort

Idaho students plan Fort Hall trip this July

Summer school students from the Idaho Technical Institute plan a 250 person trip to Fort Hall in July to visit the site of the new memorial. The chamber of commerce seeks local car donations to transport the group, with departure at 8 oclock in the afternoon and return the same evening.

Idaho Technical Institute Fort Hall New Chamber of Commercce Minnie Ea Eee

Elks Delegation Arrives From Portland on Special Train

About 200 Iowa and Brooklyn Elks rode a special train from Portland, arriving in Pocatello and being hosted by the local lodge. The Brooklyn group left at midnight for Yellowstone Park while the Town delegation pressed on homeward. Visiting Elks enjoyed soft drinks, a dance, and activities in the club rooms after touring the area. It marks the first delegation through Pocatello returning from the sixty-first grand reunion of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in Portland.

Iowa Brooklyn Orders of Elks Portland Ore Focal Lodge Brooklyn Elks Yellowstone Park National Playground Elks Pocatello The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke

Donner Leaves For Green Bay Transfer To Menominee

Superintendent William Yonnoer of Port Hall agency Mrs Donner and two children depart this evening for Green Bay Wisconsin where Mr Donner has been transferred as avent to the Menominee reservation thirty miles from Green Bay The transfer is a promotion and he will work in a different capacity at a big saw mill connected with the agency Charles Ziebach from Crow Creek reservation South Dakota will succeed him in Pocatello En route the Donners pass by his old home Monroe Wisconsin.

Donner William Yonnoer Port Hall Green Bay Wisconsin Asa Avent Menomine Pocatello Charles Ziebach Crow Creek South Dakota Downer Menominee Fort Hall Monroe

Railroad Picnic At Lagoon Highlights Oregon Short Line

The Oregon Short Line picnic at Lagoon draws large attendance with about six hundred aboard a special train. J J Kelker attends as shops superintendent and several railway staff participate in motor car inspections and maintenance notices. The engineering department prepares to move a 100 ton steam shovel from Salt Lake City to Granger for widening work.

Oregon J. C. Upton Kk. M. Clark General Hospital Rhea Corwin Corwin California Pit Oviatt

Community notices and schedule changes in local fraternal groups

The Woodmen of the World free silver camp Neighbors No 364 plans a July 22 gathering at Migelitoot with Cara provided from 241 North Main at 7 pm. The YSM LA of the first ward holds a cooked food sale starting noon Saturday July 2 at Commercial Electric 113 North Main, formerly Garbett Electric. Moosehear Legion cancels July and August dances at the K of C ball on West Canter Street until a later date.

Woodmen of the World Migelitoot North Main Street First Ward Commercial Electric North Main Garbett Moosehear, Legion Wish Canter Street

Praised Tribune Reclamation Edition Draws Wide Compliments

The Pocatello Tribune receives commendations from Kansas City firms and Idaho businesses for its reclamation edition. Letters from Garrett Transfer and Storage, Idaho Wholesale Grocery, Morton Salt, Shaw and Borden, and others praise the issue’s advertising and local data, noting its impact on Idaho’s image and economy.

Tribune Ueded Groves Storage Warehouse Company, Inc Kansas City Garrett Transfer and Storage Company Pogatello Tribune Pocatello the Tribune A. L. Merrill Pocatello Tribune W. P. McDonald Idaho Wholesale Grocery Company Twin Peaks Sneha Salt Lake City McDonald Morton Salt Company The J. T. Boaden Idaho Pocattello Shaw and Borden Company Spokane Povateile Tribune

Camp Tendoy Welcomes New Arrivals and Scout Activities

Recent arrivals at Camp Tendoy include Frank Stratton and William Musselman from troop 1, John Henry and Jack Guheen from troop 4, and others. A road crew under Assistant Camp Director James E. Brady works on the camp road junction with Justice Park, while heat eases and interest grows. Thursday featured a two hour Capture the Flag game in Justice Park with Scout Frank Stratton’s forces capturing the opposing flag. Merit earners include Charles Herndon, Charles French, James Scanlon, Clarence Walters, and LeRoy Kirkman achieving 100 percent duty status. others near 300 points aim for the coveted rating. Attendance rises as applications exceed capacity, and Mrs. M. F. Seth led a nature study identifying over 65 plants with Thelma Beardsley. A court of honor is set for Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. scouts should present test certificates and arrange transport if needed.

Camp Tendoy Frank Stratton William Musselman John Henry Jack Guheen Jenry Carter Elston Inkley Bobby Scanion James Frank Hewlett Judson Sedam Justice Park Eottages No-Man’s Land Daniel Boone Charles Herndon Charles French James Scanlon Clarence Walters LeRoy Kirkman

Board denies tax exemption for Lynn Brothers Hospital

Bannock county commissioners meeting grants no tax roll placement for Lynn Brothers Benevolent Hospital. County Attorney Swanson advised that Section 3099 Idaho statutes allows exemption only if no profit is derived, and no evidence of profit was presented. Today's session also reviewed affidavits for widow's exemptions.

R. R. Deacon Lynn Brothers Benevolent Hospital Bannock County Board of County Commissioners N. J. Swanson Idaho

Local Social Roundup Amid Travel and Health News

Mr and Mrs E W Rowles and son Edward of Idaho Falls visited Pocatello after a short trip with friends, Irene and Charles Waring returned from three weeks in Pacific coast cities including Portland San Francisco Los Angeles and Ventura where they felt the Santa Barbara area earthquake. Henry Blickhawk of Giteon survived an eye injury from the Fourth of July and was sent home. Mrs R Holmes and Mrs J A Foden plan a two week motor trip to Portland and Oregon cities. R Cornwell The Tribune manager leaves for Pendleton for a vacation with his wife and daughter. Lucile Bailey Tribune reporter heads to West Yellowstone for two weeks with her parents.

E. W. Rowles Gon Edward Idaho Falls Henry Blickhawk Giteon R. Holmes the Tribune J. A. Foden Portland Oregon R. Cornwell The Tribune Pendleton Ore

Sunday church activities schedule for Union service

Sunday school opens at 10 o'clock with 11 16 preaching. Evening union service at Congregation church. Activities include baptism, Christian Endeavor, and plans for annual Sunday evening meetings and a church picnic. Delegates Max Donaldson James Latimer and Ralph Peterson returned from the international Christian convention in Portland.

Metheast Uuurea Congregation Church Mink Ersek Christian Endeavor Societies Congregational Church Max Donaldson James Latimer Ralph Peterson Portland

Church Services at Commercial Hall Life Subject 219 1925

Sunday service at 11 p m with life as the theme. Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Wednesday 8 p m testimonial services. Free grading room in Carlson building open Sundays 8 5 and weekdays 2 4 p m except holidays. Reading room available. public invited.

North Main Street Carlson

First Presbyterian Church plans Sunday service and meeting

Rev. G William Barnum returns from Bellevue conference to lead 11 o clock service at First Presbyterian Church Fifth avenue and Lewis street. Sunday school at 9 45 with faded classes. O E Bates superintendent. Session calls a congregational meeting at the church.

First Prosbyterian Fifth Avenue Lewis Street G. William Barnum South Fifth Avenue Barnum Bellevue E. Bates

St Joseph’s Church Services and Schedule

Catholic Church St Josephs at 453 N Hayes lists Sunday masses at 7:30 and 9:30 with weekday mass at 7:30. Rev J C Dolan is pastor. Christian Sunday school at 10 preach at 11 with sermon Freshing Shade for All by the pastor Rev P Simpson. Union service at 8 at Congregational church preached by Rev Anderson. Junior C EL at 4 Senior CE at 7.

St. Joseph's Church N. Hayes J. C. Dolan Christian Sunday School P. Simpson C. E Anderson

Brady to Speak on The Scopes Trial at Baptist Church

John L. Brady editor of The State Journ will preach at Sunday morning services. He will address The Scopes Trial topic during the sermon at the Baptist church.

John L. Brady The State Journ Baptist Church Brady Scopes

Transfer of Pocatello Furniture Co to new owner

The business and good will of the Pocatello Furniture Co has been sold to Dewey Raymond on July 9 1926 the date of transfer All bills due and payable prior to that are to be settled with the old firm at the same location All obligations since that date are matters of business with the new proprietor By V. V. Meeks

Pocatello Furniture Co Dewey Raymond Billy Due Billy V. Meeks

Life Savers between smokes advertised in nicotine tale

An old cigarette ad touts Life Savers as a way to freshen a smoker between cigarets. It claims the candy neutralizes dullness, improves taste, and enhances wakeful enjoyment with peppermint and other flavors. The text urges smokers to try Life Savers between smokes for quicker relief and steadier nerves.

Life Savers, Inc Port Cheetos

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J. E. Daniron Legion Auxiliary E. J. Thorkildsen Omaha A. H. Christiansen L. R. Morgan Christiansen State Department Morgan R. FP. Hamilton F. FE. Tydemar J. &. Damron Ivan Gasser Ed Haun Milton Penfield Robert Pugmire Frank Lewis J. Peterson Theodore Swanson J. Downing Harry Bryan Ralph Jones Thorkildsen William Turner Ross Bates Pocatello Region Lee Treseder Salt Lake Visitor George Corgan America Ormegt Carson James E. Brady Camp Tenday M. FE. Seth Thelma Beardsley Public Library Court of Honor Showing Profit Institute Cnomrels Alien Chapel Third Avenue H. Parks Mite Siaieoey Society Mack Johnson South Third Avenue Christian Science
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