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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1923

Page

6

Realtors Aid Bond Election At Poratello Luncheon

Members of the Poratello Real Estate Board at a noon meeting urged large support for the school bond election this afternoon. Superintendent Walter R. Siders spoke on its importance and committee work covered power line safety and high voltage risks near fire streams. A five member adjustment committee for the multiple listing system was authorized and notes on the Better Homes exposition and Bowerman Lumber exhibit were discussed. The Portland Real Estate Board invited Pocatello to the Northwest convention in July, with plans for local attendance and the 1925 event.

Poratello Real Estate Board Bannock Walter R. Siders Chamber of Commerce B. O R. Turner F.C. McGowan J. E. Edgerton Eity Joy Bistliember Company Ter C. C. Bowerman Bowerman Lumber Cony American Berman United States Portland Real Estate Board Pocatello Board Northwest Real Estate Association Portland Northwest Pocatello

Fun Fest Initiation Races Stir Pocatello Crowds

Sporting circles in Pocatello anticipate tonight’s Center street derby for La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux initiation. Favorites include Leo Hood on Man o’ War with Trapper Bill Mullen aboard Gunpowder or Canoe if needed. other riders include George Gleason on Fireater and Doug Henderson on Mah Jongg.

Pocatello Center Street la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et 8 Chevaux Leo Hood Bill Mullen Gunpowder Portneuf peCamp Rosinante Bill Mullenee

Parisian stock sold at creditors' sale by shop

Stock and fixtures of Parisian bought at creditors sale by the shop must be sold before July 1. Open evenings till 9 p m. 125

Canary Second Sheets at Half Price for Practice Paper

Canary Second Sheets offered as typewriter practice paper at half the usual price. The Tribune Co Ltd advertises with contact phone 123 for purchases and inquiries.

The Tribune Co., Ltd

Town Talk Mrs W 8 Vinson of Ottumwa Dies

Mrs. W. 8. Vinson of Ottumwa died Saturday in town. The remains were prepared by Will T. Walker funeral porters and shipped last evening on No 4 to Ottumwa for interment.

W. 8. Vinson Ottumwa Town Mackay Will T. Walker

Jost Returns From Minnesota Visit as Mia Heads East

W. F. Jost, a local seeler, returns from an extended trip to Minnesota and other eastern points. Mia Jost stays in the east to visit relatives for several weeks.

W. F. Jost Sewler Minnesota Mia Jost

Transport duties for President Marding discussed at depot

Volunteers signed on to escort President Marding and party meet at the Oregon Short Line depot tomorrow evening at 7 50 to review the itinerary and march life details.

Marding Oregon Short Line

Children to greet president at noon Thursday

All the children living on the east and west sides will meet at the school and at the Tech at noon Thursday to greet the president.

The Tech

Bank Clearing Totals From Saturday Compare Poorly

The Pocatelio bank clearing on Saturday was 3475.04 dollars, down from 56524.68 dollars the previous year. Checks cashed at local banks on June 23 totaled 153160.48 dollars across the period.

Pocatelio

Sisters to Attend Funeral of Arnold Zumbrunner

Mrs. F E Salsbury of North Pomcatello joins sisters Mrs. Willis Turner of La Grande Ore and Mrs. W B Richmond of Glenns Ferry en route to Montpelier to attend the funeral of their brother Arnold Zumbrunner who died Saturday morning at Montpelier hospital. Mrs. Turner was accompanied by her husband.

F. £. Salsbury North Pocatello Willis Turner la Grande Ore W. B. Richmond Glenns Ferry Montpelier Arnold Zumbrunner Montpelier Hospital

Wardle Undergoes Appendix Operation at General Hospital

Vernal H Wardle son of Mr and Mrs Wardle 612 West Center street underwent an operation for appendicitis Sunday evening at the General hospital. His condition is serious but reported as doing as well as could be expected.

Vernal H. Wardle Boyle- Scanlan Hardware Company Wardle West Center Street General Hospital

State weights and measures chief visits Pocatello

Joel Brown director of the state department of weights and measures visits Pocatello to urge city inspectors deputized by the state. The department will supply standard weights and measures for tests and aims to have cities appoint inspectors. Brown then left for Shelley.

Joel Brown State Department of Weights and Measures Pocatello Brown State Department Idaho Shelley

Rotary leader Tom Davis visits Pocatello after LA conference

Tom Davis of Butte Montana last district governor of Rotary's old twentieth district toured Pocatello today en route home from a district conference in Los Angeles. Davis a member of Rotary's international committee is beloved in the west. Pocatello Rotary members hosted him at a luncheon at the Bannock hotel.

Tom Davis Butte Montana Rotary Pocatello Los Angeles Davis International Committee of Pocatello Rotary Club Bannock Hotel

Real estate transfers filed Saturday list multiple property deeds

Larkin W A and wife to C H Rumrill. lots 9 10 block 322. Louis Seiolle and wife to Lee Parente. lots 8 9 10 block 218. L H Poynter and wife to E C White et al. lots 1 2 3 block 177 and lots 11 12 13 14 15 16 and part 17 block 157. Patrick 8 Taney and wife to John Taney. SW half NW half section 20 and SE quarter NE quarter section 19 two 6s r 35. Patrick 8 Taney and wife to Mary Taney. above. Preety A Bistline and wife to Vaude Bistline. com N corner lot 1 block 323 450 feet. Citizens' Securities Co. to Citizens Holding Co.. mad land. Mamie Kalvey to J E Garrett and wife. lot 6 block 491.

Larkin W. A C. H. Rumrill Louis Seiolle Lee Parente L. H. Poynter E. C. White Patrick Taney John Taney Mary Taney A. B. Bistline Vaude Bistline. Com Citizens’ Sec. Co Citizens Hold. Co Mad Mamie Kalvey J. E. Garrett

Auto Accommodation for Harding Visit Requested

Citizens committee seeks volunteers to supply auto accommodations for visiting officers. Call W. P. Havener or leave name at the Chamber of Commerce with car details and capacity. Out of town visitors should register at the Chamber for parade parking instructions.

Citizens’ Committee Harding W. P. Havener Chamber of Commerce

Community Notices From Local Organizations

Swimming classes for women are held each Monday at the Y M C A pool. Congre gioan ladies host a Thank Offering Tea at Mrs. D. W. Standrrd home on Wednesday afternoon. Calvary Baptist Sisterhood to meet Tuesday at Mrs. T. J. Sedan 433 North Buchanan. Beehive girls hold a general meeting at the First Ward meeting house for 2 39 p m Wednesday. members urged to attend.

D. W Sisterhood of the Calvary Baptist Church T. J. Sedan North Buchanan First Ward

Kiwanis Club Lunch Meeting Slated at Hotel Bannock

Samcheon weekly Kiwanis luncheon will be held at the Hotel Bannock tomorrow. The agenda includes important business, and all members are urged to attend.

Samcheon Kiwanis Club Bannock

Women’s Committee Plans Reception for Mrs Harding in Pocatello

The women’s committee in charge of the reception for Mrs. Harding during the president’s official visit to Pocatello will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Bannock hotel. All committee men are urged to attend and finalize arrangements.

Mrs Richards Praises Tanlac After Health Turnaround

Mrs H H Richards of 125 Montana St San Francisco says Tanlac restored her appetite strength and sleep after two years of sickness and weight loss She reports improved nerves and energy after five bottles and urges others to try Tanlac Vegetable Pills, noting widespread availability and over 37 million bottles sold.

Tanlac San Francisco H. H. Richards Montana St Taniae Alwas

Wheat futures hold near steady amid light export activity

Market reports small net price changes with limited export demand. 68 000 bushels sold locally while seaboard trade remains weak and Europe reports a wet harvest. Visible stocks fall 1 876 000 bu week with 183 000 bu local decline as harvest speeds in the west and Canada.

Seaboard Europe Southwest Northwest

Livestock Market Rundown Omaha June 25

In Omaha on June 25 hog receipts reached 10 000 with demand uneven and mostly 15 20 cents lower. Cattle receipts 8500 mark slower trade with lower bids and some spots higher. veals and bulls mixed with steady to firm upstairs. Sheep receipts 6500 with lamb prices down 25 to 59 cents and best Idaho lambs around 15 00.

Chicago market report hogs cattle and sheep June 25

Chicago reports hog receipts about 64 000 with prices 600 to 735 in the 150 to 300 pound range. Cattle receipts 23 000 with slow activity and lower bids. beef steers 925 to 1069, yearlings about 1058, vealers around 900, stockers scarce. Sheep receipts 11 000 with best fat lambs firm, muttons around 850 to 900.

Chicago Eity

Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Summary from Kansas City

Kansas City market update shows cattle receipts 13000 with calves 2060 and limited early trading. Beef steers and yearlings mostly steady to 25 cents lower. hogs receipts 12000 with prices generally 5 cents down. sheep receipts 8000 with lambs 25 to 50 cents lower and natives around 1400 to 1450.

Livestock Market Roundup From St Joseph Sale

Hogs receipts 6 500 early sales 5 to 10c lower now bids steady to lower good and choice 199 to 300 pound averages mostly 68 54700 750 bid little activity now packing sows 58 cattle receipts 2 000 very slow beef sales down 15 to 25c and veal calves 50c lower top yearling steers 970 beef 65 0 veal calf 4000 lambs 4 600 fat lambs 26 50 lower bulk native lambs 14 50 with calls mostly at 8 06 Idaho lambs 1590 average 69 pounds common to medium Texas lambs 14 00 600d to near choice 87 pound fat ewes 5 50 to 6 00 other handyweight sheep.

Kansas City Texas ST. Joseph St. Joseph Idaho

Potatoes Trade Mixed on Good Sack Quality

Chicago potatos market reports firm on good sacks and slightly stronger barrel sacks. Receipts total 75 cars with 49 percent shipped. Louisiana Alabama and Mississippi sacked Blies Triumphs 250 300, North and South Carolina Irish cobblers 510 525.

Chicago Louisiana Alabama Mississippi North South Carolina

Grain supplies show losses across major cereals in New York

The visible supply of American grain in New York declined for Wheat by 1 276 000 bushels, Corn by 1 167 000 bushels, and Oats by 1 230 000 bushels. Rye fell 77 000 bushels while Barley rose by 73 000 bushels.

New York

New York Raw Sugar Market Rises on Firm Demand

In New York on June 25 spot sugar prices jumped 18 cents with Cubas cost and freight at six cents and centrifugal at 7.75. Traders sold 20,000 bags to an outport refiner while the raw futures climbed 13 to 17 points on covering and buying by commission houses and trade interests. Refined sugar remained firm with good inquiries and prices ranged 9.25 to 9.90 for fine granular refined futures nominal.

New York Cubas Ces

Exchange rates and international currency quotes

Foreign exchange page shows bid and cable rates in cents for major currencies. Britain demand 461 percent, France 618, Germany 0.0008 percent, Holland 917, Norway 1657, Sweden 2650, Poland 0.09 percent, Argentina 3562, Brazil 1085, with Montreal 97 percent.

Exchange New York Foreign Exchange Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Nmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Argentine Brazil Montreal

Commodity Prices Report Copper Tin Lead Zinc

New York market summary shows copper steady with spot and futures around 15. Tin prices hold at 4087 spot and 4037 futures. Lead remains steady at 700. Zinc quoted as 72 in East St. Louis. Northern No 1 and No 2 grades cited with various price points.

New York East St. Louis

New York Money Market Report June 25

Call money strong with high and low at 6 percent. Ruling rate closes at 6 percent with last bids and offers at 6. Four year Catt loans against acceptances at 4 percent. Time loans mixed with collateral 60 to 90 days at 4 to 5 percent and 4 to 6 months at 5 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 5 percent.

New York Prime I Mercantile

World metal prices show mixed foreign and London rates

In New York on June 25 foreign bar silver quotes at 64 1 8, Mexican dollars at 47 7 8, while in London the same day bar silver runs at 21 1 2 percent.

New York London

Bomb Explodes Under Car Seat Kills Long Beach Man

Lemuel Ferris Van Tassel oil worker was killed when a bomb hidden under a car seat exploded as he lifted the seat cushion in Long Beach California. Edward Engmann and Beatrice Madison were arrested in connection with the case. Mrs Van Tassel had remarried Engmann after a divorce and had a four year old daughter.

Long Beach Cal Lemuel Ferris van Tassel Edward Engmann Fullerton van Tassel Beatrice Madison

Endurance Flight Set to Start by San Diego Aviators

Captain Lowell H. Smith and Lieutenant John P. Richter at Rockwell Field prepare to attempt world records for duration and distance with a projected takeoff between 7 and 7 30 p m next Wednesday. A possible 4 p m start could allow an in flight refueling contact before dusk.

San Diego Cal Lowell H. Smith John P. Richter Rockwell Field

Russia Plans Big Air Fleet

Moscow on June 25 AP reports Russia launched an aviation week after months of preparation and voluntary subscriptions to build airplanes. The program aims to arouse nation wide interest in a Soviet war and peace air fleet with regular aerial links between Moscow and Tiflis Tehran and Koenigsburg among others. most planes are of German origin or aides.

Moscow Russia Tiflis Teheran Koenigsburg

Drownings Reported Amid Heat Wave Across Michigan

In a sweltering June scorcher, two people drowned in Michigan lakes near Grand Rapids while three others died and two were drowned in Detroit. Official readings peaked at 93 degrees in placed cities and Grand Rapids.

Yerg Michigan Grand Rapids Re S Detroit

Special Train to Pocatello Thursday for Harding Reception

Short Line officials announce a special train from Buhl to Pocatello on Thursday morning June 28 to aid residents attending President Harding's reception. Open round trip fare is one and one third from Buhl and intermediate points to Pocatello and Bliss to Minidoka. Tickets limited for return to sale date.

Short Line Pocatello Buhl Harding Bliss Minidoka A. M. Btation P. M. Ige Aentia Twin Falls Formberly Secese Coco Murtaugh Bree Iales

Reunion Postponed for Scottish Rite Masons in Pocatello

The Scottish Rite Masonic reunion planned for Wednesday and Thursday in Pocatello has been postponed to October.

Pocatello

Dr and Mrs Irwin Return From Utah Conference

Dr. H. G. C. Irwin and his wife returned from Salt Lake City after he attended the Utah State Medical Conference.

Lake Dr H. GC. Irwin Salt Lake City Irwin

Former Kansas City Attorney William J Strong Dies in California

William J Strong age 67 and once city attorney of Kansas City collapsed and died at the Los Angeles Country Club. Doctors attributed the death to apoplexy. He was said to have been connected with D M Delmas, the lawyer in the Harry Thaw trial over Stanford White.

Los Angeles

Selecting jury for second trial in Mann murder case

San Diego on June 25 reports the selection of the jury for the second trial of Dr. Louis L. Jacobs Camp Kearney public health service physician charged with murdering Fritzi Mann, a young San Diego dancer.

San Diego Cal Louis L. Jacobs Camp Kearney Fritzi Mann

Local Juror Deadlock Ties Up Case In Superior Court

The jury in a Delmar county case failed to reach a verdict after nearly three weeks of testimony. The physician defendant remains jailed as authorities pursue charges connected to the disappearance of a girl whose body was found on a beach near Delmar last January after an alleged visit to La Jo? a resort.

Superior Court Delmar This County

Indianapolis-Chick Evans Triumph at Amateur Vivi Tournament

Indianapolis player Chick Evans of the Chi station captured victory in the amateur Vivi tournament. The event drew regional participants and showcased rising talent in amateur cage play.

Indianapolis Chick Evans Chi Station Cage

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