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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1930
Page
18
Bill Hill and Elmer Brunner won the doubles 6-3 6-4 over B il Smith and Joe Sebesta as no other players entered from Pocatello. Hill won the singles 6-4 6-1 against Sebesta, setting up Brunner to face Hill in the championship with the final rounds likely Tuesday morning and the finals on Tuesday afternoon.
About 250 delegates attend the Idaho State Elks convention with most lodges enrolled. Lodges contributed over 10 000 to charity last year, possibly exceeding 18 000 total. Events include ritual contest Logan vs Caldwell, a grand ball, and a lunch and theatre party for ladies.
Portneuf lodge No. 18 A F and A M announces a special Wednesday meeting to confer the third degree. The event, last before July August recess, includes invited lodges from sixth district Caribou lodge No 84 Soda Springs and King Solomon lodge No 27 Montpelier. A program with Spike Flint Katherine Groom vocal selections, dinner at 6 30 by Bethel No 1 Job's Daughters, and remarks by Albert R Manock and Steve Collins. All Masons in Pocatello and vicinity are urged to attend.
James Milton Erickson three son of J ON Erickson a prominent Oxford merchant was instantly killed Sunday afternoon when struck by a car driven by Paul Winn of Preston. No inquest will be held as all parties agree the accident was unavoidable. Deputy Sheriff Baker investigated. The child reportedly ran into the road before the driver could stop.
Reported military moves near the Yellow river prompt northern advances but press in Nanking is strictly censored. Chinese news agencies and war correspondents face intensified control, limiting dispatches and public updates on the civil conflict.
Notice states the signer Roy Lakin will not be responsible for debts contracted by others. Dated in Pocatello Idaho on June 23 1940. Signed Roy Lakin 856 No Harrison 125.
Pocatello lodge led by B M Hargraves hosts Elks visiting for the Idaho State Elks association convention. A program of lodge events and athletic activities is planned under his direction with a cordial welcome to all attendees.
The Elks rifle team led by John Reubke of Wallace edged the PAC team captained by George Van Natta on the 200 and 600 yard ranges. Poor weather and wind kept many Elks away, but local members supported the Elks as the match proceeded with the 200 and 600 yard events, while the 300 yard course was dropped due to showers.
Salt Lake lodge number 85 dispatched representatives to the Idaho state convention led by e Dan Daynes exalted ruler Ed Swift secretary P B Spry and others including H S Joseph Leopold Yost W H Rowe and D J Martin Yost will judge the drill and is noted as a military conductor at Fort Douglas. Mrs C H Puller alias Betty Stone was arrested in Great Falls Montana and extradition to Montana is requested.
Byrd and Lindbergh held a close discussion touching on recent high altitude flight from the west to the east and the value of Antarctic aviation. Lindbergh praised polar exploration and noted aviation has transformed exploration methods while evading mention of his baby.
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to Greene-Higson Co. are requested to settle their accounts at once. In a short time these accounts will be turned over to attorneys for collection. R. D. Leach, Receiver, 129.
The Pocatello chamber outlines policy to cooperate with local and state groups in securing conventions. It lists past and upcoming events including the Idaho State Grange gathering, 4H clubs program, district teachers meeting, Major General Bullard visit, and the 1931 Utah Idaho Lions convention invite.
The University Golf Club FOB tournament begins Tuesday with 18 hole scores due as soon as possible. Twenty low scorers receive FOBs and may challenge the holder of the next lower FOB. Close competition and many players are expected to join.
The Pocatello Elks golf team of R. S. Belnap, Harry Leonard, J. H. Petersen, and Roy F. Miller won the four man match at the Pocatello Country Club. Idaho Falls placed second. Belnap led with 81, while Leonard scored 87, Petersen 84, and Miller 87 for a total 339.
Pocatello Elk trap team won the trophy for the third straight year by eleven points in a windy morning shoot. The team included Arch Townend, O. P. Barber, L. H. Stratford, J. O. Cotant and W. M. Benson of the Pocatello Trap Club. Townend led the individual scoring. Blackfoot took second with Idaho Falls and Twin Falls also competing. Salt Lake City sent a strong outside contingent.
Ruth connects for 24th homer of the season in the second inning of the first game of today’s Yankees Browns double header. Attendees include F Delano E W Little Fred Rosene H D Connor J J McCue Julian Anduiza Caldwell J H Roblger E R Lewis Hamblin M H Eustace A C Garber C C Borman F M Wilson Earl Boyes Hugh Caldwell Wayne Gordon O W Wagner C O Hammer G D Williams Glen Spurgeon Nicholas Ney Emery Royce Pete Olesen J D Fink Carl Platt Earl Burcham H B Dykstra Ralph Colvard J E Eustace C M Emery Oril Johnson R L Griffith Frank Hartkopf Doyle Fender E P Jensen C M Grisson Jim Taylor C B Squires Fred Finlayson B P Melquist Dr Lenzi Don Kugler J Johnston J J Bybee and wives H R Revedee and wives M W Garrett Par ley Rigby T C Wasley W G Bowers J H Boozer R C Lindstrom D O Deschamps and wives L B Bybee Twin Falls Fred G Schwartz E Hollingsworth Asher B Wilson P J Moore Alvin Harbour M Slatkin R E Bobier E L Patrick Herman Dice O P Duvall W E Weaver E T Schmidt John P Ford F L Filer A F Oslund Wallace S H Fairwater John A McLeod Horton Ostrander John E Ryan F R Shango A W Anderson John Ruebke Doran Robinson A M Frink J M Harrell Clyde Savage Charles Salt Ted Strope C W Beamer C D Miller W C Bullman James M Pearce Mose Ruth notes a baseball game report.
The notice advertises the Green Triangle Inn as a welcoming place near two and a half miles north, inviting travelers to make it their home with hours open until the wee hours.
Wall Street opened with heavy selling then a brief rally as short covering lifted most major stocks. U S Steel, Radio, American Telephone edged near year lows before recovering. July wheat fell below 90 cents a bushel. Volume neared 3.9 million shares.
Hogs 45,000 in Chicago with direct sales, prices mostly 25 lower. top 9.60 for 180-240 lb. cattle 13,000 with calves 2,000. undertone weak, steers 10.25-12.50 in slaughter, yearlings 10-12. sheep 10,000 with lambs 11.50-12.25 and ewes 1.50-3.75. Omaha hogs 18,000 mostly 25-35 lower, top 9.00. sheep 13,000 mostly 25 lower, lambs 11.50-11.85, natives around 10.75.
Stocks list shows widespread names such as Am Can, Am Loco, AT & T, Bethlehem Steel, Coca Cola, Chrysler, Coca Cola and Union Pacific with varied gains and losses. Raw sugar prices ease while refineries hold steady as markets react to London’s weak showing and ongoing Cuban supplies. Trade activity centers on July liquidation and shifting deliveries amid steady to lower prices.
Chicago reports show heavy harvest arrivals in the southwest boosting wheat selling pressure while market rallies helped stabilize prices. Wheat prices fall to 18 cents below two weeks earlier as Texas Oklahoma and southern Kansas terminals ship 1100 cars. Corn and oats rise modestly while provisions drop. cattle and calves trading slow with undercurrents weak and prices generally lower.
Call money steady at 2.25 percent all day while time loans hold, 30 to 60 days at 2 3/4 percent, 90 days at 2 1/2, and 4 to 5 months around 3 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted at 3 1/4 to 3 1/4 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged with 30 days 2 1/2, 60 to 90 days 2 1/4, 4 months 2 1/4 to 2 1/2, and 5 to 6 months near 2 1/2 percent.
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