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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1925

Page

6

Avita Tang Avialuins Fly Again Sunday

Local army air service reserve officers will undergo final pre camp flying at Fort D A Russell Cheyenne next month Sunday will feature dual instruction with De Haviland planes. Capt Armin F Herold and Master Sergeant F Steinley arrive from Cheyenne and Salt Lake City respectively to lead pilots Harry McDougall Ray Shrader Ralph Fry Hobartly Jack Olmes in preparation for the advanced camp.

Army Air Service Fort D. A. Russell Cheyenne Armin F. Herold 104Th Division Air Service Salt Lake F. Steinley de Haviland Herold New American Falls Tinley

Swimming Classes Close Enrollment At Y M C A

Enrollment for novice swimming instruction at the Y M C A pool closes tomorrow and Friday at 10 45 for boys and girls respectively. Nine lessons run in sequence with no makeups and August offers life saving courses.

Life Saving Courh

Scarifier in Use on City Streets

The city council bought an ecarafier for street work. Mayor C. Ber Ross says it is a real success after a few days in service. It has been used on Fast Center, North Harrison, West Fremont, West Center and North Twelfth, with more streets to follow.

C. Ber Ross Fast Center Seventh Twelfth Avenue North Harrison West Fremont West Center North Twelfth

AP Celebrates 25 Years With Notable Honors

A special bulletin marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the Associated Press and honors president Frank B. Noyes for long service. The issue notes the May New York meeting where Kent Cooper became general manager succeeding Frederick Roy Martin and cites Noyes receiving a silver loving bowl. About 1,800 members are served by the AP.

Organization of the Associated Press Frank B. Noyes Association Enterprise New York Kent Cooper Frederick Roy Martin Noyes Associated Press

Church societies and Kiwanis host meetings this week

The Women's Missionary society of the Church of the Nazarene meets Thursday at 2 30 at Mrs Oral Thomas home. Kiwanis board holds an executive meeting at Hotel Bannock tomorrow night at 7 30. Baptist Ladies auxiliary meets Thursday at 2 30 at Mrs M R Hatfields 508 West Carson. Methodist Ladies Aid tea Friday afternoon at the parsonage on North Hayes avenue. Eagle ladies host a gathering tomorrow night at 8 at the Eagles hall inviting members and families with a program and refreshments.

Women's Missionary Society of The Church of the Nazarene Oral Thomas Kiwanis Club Bannock Baptist Ladies’ Auxiliary M. R. Hatfields West Carson Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society North Hayes Avenue

Barnes and Van Vleck Lead Tribune Sell Idaho Contest

John Barnes and Edgar Van Vleck tie for first with 46 450 points in The Tribune Sell Idaho contest. George Schaffer trails by 75 points, Lee Bowser remains third as only six days remain until finals. The paper offers 400 extra points for the top day, plus 125 to second and third, with standings listing Barnes Van Vleck Schaffer Bowser and others.

John Barnes Edgar van Vieck Tribune Idaho George Schaffer Barnes van Vleck Schaffer Lee Bowser Olibekaoreicsvnss OO Edgar van Vleck Eosin Cent Ernest Peterson Ralph Smith Charlie Niles Alfred Chandler Nce Myrle Reddick Russell Woodruff Pellemey

Dr Mitchell Re-Elected Leader At Blackfoot Asylum

Members of the Blackfoot Asylum for the Insane board met Tuesday and re-elected Dr I W Mitchell as head of the institution. Ed Whitman offered his resignation which will be acted on later. Governor C Moore and Public Welfare Commissioner David Burrell advised with the board. Rep Howard Thoreson and Senator Charles Baker attended.

The Blackfoot Asylum For the Insane Dr. I. W. Mitchell Ed Whitman C. Moore David Burrell Eoward Thoreson Hinckfoot Charles Baker Custer County

Addison T Smith Cancels Trip To Pocatello Forum

Congressional representative Addison T. Smith of Twin Falls failed to attend the Chamber of Commerce forum in Hotel Bannock Pocatello due to a telegraph notice saying he is vacationing in Long Beach California. An earthquake caused structural issues at the Victoria Museum in Ottawa while a building was repaired. The report notes a dramatic estimate of 9 100 000 eggs.

Addison T. Smith Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce Forum Bannock Pocatello Mr. Smith Long Beach Calif Victoria Museum Ottawa

Secrets of gland experiments told

Working secretly for a year the head physician at a California state institution reveals glandular treatment results. In a thousand cases over 90 percent report benefits from stimulation of vital glands, including mental and physical rejuvenation and ailment relief. Glandogen tablets offer a simple method of glandular therapy, with Schramm Johnson Drug Stores Co. as distributor.

California Ier Schramm-Johnson Drug Stores Co

CROSSWORD PUZZLE SUGGESTIONS FOR SOLVING CROSSED PUZZLES

Start by filling words you are sure of to clue others. The puzzle lists horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and abbreviations. Read across and down to solve items such as large package, interdict, a horse native of Barbary, common familiar man’s name, derivation abbr, and many more. The answer will appear in tomorrow's Tribune.

Switzerland Island Indies Aally Afghanistan Aola Arabia Mitylene Aegean Sea Continents Giri Ocean Palestine Tibet India Ouatom Pather Modern Language Association Arte

Old Sol Laughs at Pocatello As Spring Dances In

In a lighthearted weather note from Pocatello the sun return brings warm temps and fresh air. Mr. Teeple the observer reports yesterday’s high of 87, today rising, with 56 at night and no dip in sight. Front porch spooning becomes possible as lighter clothing returns and the damp weeks ease away.

Sol Pocatello Mr. Teeple Dad Sol

Notable Birthdays Mark Anniversary in 1920s

Gustave Carpentier born Alsace Lorraine 65 years ago today. Rt Rev John Thomas McNally Catholic bishop Hamilton Ontario born Hope River Prince Edward Island 54 years ago today. Henry W Watson representative Ninth Pennsylvania born Bucks County 69 years ago today. Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion born Manassa Colorado 29 years ago today.

Gustave Carpentier Louise Alsace-Lorraine John Thomas McNally Hamilton Ont Hope River Henry W. Watson Congress Pennsylvania Bucks County Jack Dempsey Manassa Colo

State Committee to Decide on Wet Talk at Legion Meet

A Nebraska American Legion convention in Columbus will hear if Congressman Phillip Hill of Maryland should speak there on July 20. A subcommittee ruled the local convention committee overstepped by withdrawing the invitation, sending the matter to the state executive committee, which will meet July 25. Objections cited Hill's likely stance against prohibition and against Dawes' senate rules campaign.

Columbus Neb Phillip Hill Maryland Nebraska America Legion Hill Dawes Senate Solon

American dry law to face two day Paris conference

In Paris on June 24 AP reports a two day conference on prohibition is set to open tomorrow and Friday. Chauncey Hackett American prohibition counsel Dr Dolores of the French academy of medicine and English delegate Mr Oldmedow will present their views. The event follows an international congress banquet at the Grand Palais exhibition grounds.

Paris Chauncey Hackett Dolores Rench Academy of Medicine Oldmedow Grand Palais

Delegates From Many Nations Open Trades Convention

Seattle June 24 AP delegates from twenty countries and most U S states gather for the opening of the national foreign trades council three day meeting. About 1200 delegates are present with expectations of 1800 by tomorrow. A Charleston bid for the 1926 convention is announced by Mayor Broneye.

Seattle Wash Coutries National Foreign Trades Council China Japan Brazil Belgium France Suracey India Indo-China Java Mexico Thomas P

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