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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1930

Page

9

Officials to Confer on Idaho Biennial Budget

State Education Commissioner W. D. Vincent of Boise and Idaho board president Asher B. Wilson of Twin Falls will meet with Dean John R. Dyer of the southern branch late this week to discuss next year's biennial budget. If approved, the budget heads to the legislature next year. Dean Dyer leaves Saturday for the National Education Association meeting and will attend the convention all week. Miss Ethel Redfield serves as summer school executive during his absence.

W. D. Vincent Boise Asher B. Wilson Twin Falls State Board of Education Clency St Clair Idaho Falls John R. Dyer Southern Branch Dean Dyer National Education Association Ethel Redfield

Pirates Lose After Big Lead In Franklin League Game

The Pirates led for six innings but fell 31 to 12 to the Yankees in a Franklin playground league match yesterday afternoon. Four Yankee players homered, Wayne Thomas and Charles Myers hit two apiece, Walt Karstead homered for the Pirates. The lineup lists Yankee players Claude Adamson to Jimmie Hronek and Pirates from Paul God r¢c to Jim O Connell. A girls teams game is set for tomorrow at 4 pm after the Tribune jackstone tournament with other girls teams and a four team tie advancing to the city championship with Irving playground. Twilight leagues play on two diamonds at Franklin field, one for older youths and one for under 14s. Frances Meade of Keokuk, Iowa, escaped injury after falling from a train going 50 miles per hour and said she enjoyed the experience.

Pirates Yankees Yanks Yankee Wayne Thomas Charles Myers Walt Karstead Claude Adamson Wayne Thomas P Gray Kinnersley Lewis Myers She Irving Playground Franklin Field Twile

Smuggling War Rages at El Paso Juarez Border

A probe into cross border bootlegging describes $2 pint whiskey in Juarez and $2.50 on the U S side, with nightly clashes between smugglers and customs and immigration officers. Cordova Island near El Paso serves as a shielded chase area where rum runners cache loads under cottonwood cover.

EL Paso Tex Juarez Mexico Rio Grande United States Customs Leadter Patrol United States Border Patrol Old Mexico New Mexico Gulf of Mexico Cordova Island Cordova International Boundary Commission el Paso del Norte Juares H. Horsley

Cows Milk More From Rubber Seed Feed in Virginia Tests

Virginia Tech researchers Cc W Hola day and Dr W B Ellett report dairy cows fed rubber seed meal produced about four to five percent more milk than those on linseed meal. Rubber seed meal, a by product of para rubber kernel processing, is high in protein and produced in larger quantities yearly. The story also notes a Chicago woman, Mrs Clara Vaughn, won a divorce after presenting a photo of her husband with another woman at a Michigan resort.

Blacksburg Cc. W. Holaday W. B. Ellett Virginia Polytechnic Institute Clara Vaughn Chicago Michigan Shore

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