No Opposition In Tennis Play In Elks Competition
Bill Hill and Elmer Brunner won the doubles 6 3 6 4 against Bull Smith and Joe Sebesta as only local players entered in Pocatello. Hill also swept Sebesta 6 4 6 1 in singles while Brunner beat Smith 6 3 4 6 6 2 in the other semi. Brunner favored to meet Hill for the title with the finals set for Tuesday afternoon.
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Elmer Brunner
Elks
Bull Smith
Joe Sebesta
Pocatello
Sebesta
Brunner
Smith
Hill
Bill Smith
Williikely
Idaho State Elk convention highlights busy session
About 12 lodges were absent from this morning's Elks convention in Idaho but most delegates attended and more are expected Tuesday. Some 250 accredited delegates participate in convention activities as charity donations exceed ten thousand dollars for the year and Lewiston contributes cherries. A Grand Exalted Ruler message boosts spirits while ritual contest between Logan and Caldwell caps the evening. Ladies' events include dinner theater and a grand ball at the Dance Gardens.
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Pocatello
Committee On Social and Community Welfare
Lewiston
A. T. Shirley
Lewiston Lodge
Walter P Andrews
Mother Ash
Temple
Logan
Caldwell
United States
Fike
Elks
Third Degree of Masonry Will Be Conferred Here
Portneuf lodge No 18 A F and A M will hold a special meeting Wednesday to confer the third degree. Caribou lodge No 84 Soda Springs and King Solomon lodge No 27 Montpelier will take part with a program including vocal selections by Spike Flint and Katherine Groom. Dinner at 6 30 p m served by Bethel No 1 Job's Daughters. Albert R Manock grand junior warden and District Deputy Steve T Collins will be present. All Masons in Pocatello and vicinity are invited to attend.
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Portneuf
Caribou
Soda Springs
King Solomon
Montpelier
Atend
Oxford Child Killed When Struck by Auto
James Milton Erickson age 3 son of Oxford merchant J. O. Erickson was killed Sunday afternoon when a car driven by Paul Winn of Preston struck him. Deputy Sheriff Baker said no inquest will be held as all parties agree the accident was unavoidable. The child reportedly ran out in front of the car before it could be stopped.
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James Milton Erickson
J.o. Erickson
Oxford
Paul Winn
Preston
Baker
Military censorship widens as civil war reports scarce
News from Nanking shows strict press censorship with military dispatches sparse. Chinese agencies previously filled with war updates offered little information as rebels threaten the Yellow river region and northern forces move.
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Yellow River
Nanking
Notice of Self Responsibility for Debts
Notice dated June 23 1930 from Roy Lakin of 856 North Harrison Pocatello Idaho states he will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than himself. The notice is signed Roy Lakin and includes the address.
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Pocatello Idaho
Roy Lakin
No. Harrison
Idaho Elks Convention Opens Under Hargraves Leadership
Pocatello lodge hosts the 1920 Idaho State Elks Association convention with B. M. Hargraves as exalted ruler. A robust program of lodge events and athletic activities has been planned under his direction. A cordial welcome is extended to visiting Elks.
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Idaho State Elks Association
Pocatello Lodge
B. M. Hargraves
Hargraves
Ellis
Elks Rifle Team Beats PAC Crew Beneath Windy Skies
John Reubke leads the Elks squad from Wallace to victory over PAC marksmen led by George Van Natta on the 200 and 600 yard ranges despite a weather disrupted day. Scores show Elks totaling 134 to PAC 131 with strong showings from Crane Evans and Bockman as key contributors.
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John Reubke
Wallace
P. A.C
George van Natta
P A. C
OH. RP
Salt Lake City Lodge 85 Delegates at Idaho Convention
Salt Lake lodge number 85 sent representatives including Dan Daynes exalted ruler Ed Swift secretary P B Spry secretary of the state association and inner guard H S Joseph organist Leopold Yost W H Rowe and D J Martin also visited Yost will judge the drill and is noted as conductor of a Fort Douglas military unit. Arrests in Montana Mrs C H Puller known as Betty Stone was arrested by local detectives at Great Falls request.
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eDan Daynes
Ed Swift
P. B. Spry
State Association
H. S. Joseph
Leopold Yost
W. H. Rowe
D. J. Martin
Yost
Fort Douglas
Montana
C. H Puller
Betty Stone
Great Falls
Mont Communications
Jack Balderston
Byrd and Lindy Confer on Aviation Advances
Byrd and Lindbergh meet in a continued page one exchange praising the West to East altitude record and Antarctic flights. Lindbergh notes aviation’s role in polar exploration while Byrd’s recent acclaim is cited. Lindbergh avoids personal talk, while Byrd wears white ducks and epaulettes.
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Col Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Raf
Greene-Higson Co. Accounts Foreclosure Notice
All persons knowing themselves indebted to Greene-Higson Co. are urged to settle their accounts at once. In a short time these accounts will be turned over to attorneys for collection. R. D. Leach, Receiver.
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Greene-Higson Co
R. D. Leach
Biggers and Better Pocatello Chamber Push Plan
Local chamber outlines policy to cooperate with state groups for attracting conventions to Pocatello. Highlights include hosting Idaho State Grange attendance, 4H Girls and Boys clubs short course, district teachers meeting entertainment, Major General Bullard visit support, and upcoming Utah Idaho Lions convention invitation.
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Tomlinson
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University Extension Division
4H Gurlls
Idaho
Lava
Bullard
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Boise
Tigers
State Hardware, Implement and Paint Dealers
Postmasters’ Association
Holsten-Friesian Breeders’ Association
Idaho Creamery
Kiwanis
American Legion
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Lions
Gate City
Golf Tournament Will Start Here Tuesday
The University Golf club fob tournament will start on Thursday. All members wishing to take part will register with the attendant at the course and turn in an 18 hole score as soon as possible during the week beginning Tuesday. There will be 20 jobs awarded to the 20 low scorers with each fob winner open for challenge from the next lower fob holder. Competition is expected to be close and many players will participate.
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University Golf Club
Pocatello Elks Take First Golf Match Victory
The Pocatello Elks won the four man team golf match at the Pocatello Country Club led by R. S. Belnap with 81. Harry Leonard 87 J. H. Petersen 84 and Roy F. Miller 87 contributed to a 339 team total with Idaho Falls in second place.
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R. S. Belnap
Harry Leonard
J. H. Petersen
Roy F. Miller
Pocatello Country Club
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Belnap
Pocatello
Leonard
Petersen
Miller
Pocatello 674 Team Wins Trap Trophy For Third Year
The Pocatello Elk trap team claimed the trophy by eleven points at a windy morning shoot. Team members Arch Townend O P Barber L H Stratford J O Cotant and W M Benson represented the club with Townend taking the individual high score. Blackfoot placed second with Idaho Falls and Twin Falls among competitors. Salt Lake City sent a strong outsider squad.
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Pocatello Trap Club
Arch Townend
O. P Barber
L. H. Stratford
J. O. Cotant
W. M. Benson
Fik
Salt Lake City
Townend
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Visiting Elks at Convention List of Attendees
A long list of Elks from across the country attends a convention with members from Idaho Falls Twin Falls Moscow and other cities. The roster names include Delano Little Roblger Hamblin Grisson Esser Esser Kelly and many more. Ruth connects for his twenty fourth homer in the Yankees Browns doubleheader in New York June 23.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Browns
Green Triangle Inn Opens Late North of Town
Elks advertise the Green Triangle Inn inviting guests to use the lodging just two and a half miles north, staying open until the wee hours. The message positions the inn as a welcoming local stop.
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Green Triangle Inn
Market ends dull after morning rally on Wall Street
Stocks slipped at open then rallied on short covering but remained cautious as U S Steel American Telephone Radio Bethlehem Steel and Allied Chemical weakened to near year lows. Gains came late with most leaders up 1 to 3 points, July wheat under 90 cents, 3.9 million shares traded.
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Wall Street
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American Can
Case
American Tobacco
Westinghouse Electric
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
American Power & Light
United Carbon
Air Reduction
Vanadium Steel
Livestock Prices Across Chicago and Omaha Markets
June 23 livestock report shows hogs, cattle, and sheep mostly steady to lower with demand weak in Chicago and slower trade in Omaha. Key figures include hogs at 8.75 9.60 in various weight ranges, cattle mostly 9.00 12.50, and sheep around 11.50 12.25 with broader price dispersion.
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Chicago
US Dept. Agriculture
Omaha
U.S. Dept. Agriculture
Idaho
Dales
Raw Sugar Futures Edge Through Uneven trading
Raw sugar in New York opened steady with 30,000 bags of Cuban cargo shifted to an out port refiner in Norfolk. July futures dipped on liquidation amid weak London showing, then steadied, trading 1 to 4 points higher than intraday lows as selling pressures returned. refined market held at 4.00 to 4.70 for fine granulated with good withdrawals but no new business.
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Norfolk
London
Pric
Wheat Gains Offset by Selloff as Harvest Rush Crowds Markets
Large wheat receipts from the southwest paired with heavy stop loss selling while stock rallies helped prices recover. Prices fell to 18 a bushel below two weeks ago, with Texas Oklahoma and southern Kansas terminals shipping 1,100 cars of new wheat. Cattle and calf markets showed slow demand and uneven prices, with feeders scarce and slaughter steers weak to lower.
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Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Potatoes market and shipments report from Chicago and Salt Lake City
AP dispatch notes potato prices and US shipment totals for June. Chicago figures show 167 a track 221 total shipments 1 117 for the period with assorted prices for Irish cobblers and sack stock. Salt Lake City lists 1 117 total US shipments with state totals Arkansas California Oklahoma and Virginia and June 21-22 figures.
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Dept. Agriculture
United States
Southern
Bliss
North Carolina
Salt Lake City
Money Market Rates Report From New York
Call money steady at 2.4 percent all day. Time loans steady across terms from 30 to 60 days at 2.3 percent, 90 days at 2.4 percent, 4 months 2.3-3 percent, 5-6 months 3-3 percent. Prime commercial paper at 3-3.4 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged with 30 days 2-2.4 percent, 60-90 days 2.1-2.2 percent, 4 months 2.4-2.5 percent, 5-6 months 2-2.2 percent.
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New York
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