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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1929

Page

10

P. A. C. Shooters Post Strong Performance

A brisk turnout and clear day accompanied a shooters meet as Lloyd Lewis impressed veterans and young rivals. Mann and Powers led with high scores, while Riddie’s Cats defeated Mardy Evers 64 to 41 and Abel’s team edged Sea per 62 to 60 amid tight competition.

Pocatello Avnetic Mann Lloyd Lewis Hecco Powers Givant Rector Cracker Rossiter Riddie Beo Mardy Evers Aediway Evers Bell Bels

Baseball and hockey scores from Sunday games across leagues

Summary of many late Sunday results across American leagues. Baseball shows scores for the National and American Associations with teams like Philadelphia New York Boston Detroit and St. Louis. several 14 inning and high scoring games. Hockey results include Montreal Rochester and Toronto with varied outcomes.

Philadelphia New York Washington Boston Detroit Cleveland St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati American Pet St Louis National Pet

Renewal talk on Army Navy football relations

Washington reports secretary Good announced negotiations with secretary Adams to resume football games between West Point and Annapolis. They seek clarity on eligibility rules that caused the disruption and await general staff input before confirming any year games, noting schedules are already set for the period.

Dickerings Washington Adams West Point Annepolis Pulletstis Srvice Howard Army Navy

Ball Club Postpones Plan at Dance Tonight

Announcement regarding the Pocatello Baseball club will be made at the evening dance at the Dance Gardens. In one month the club plans a feature attraction to close its books and pass out of existence for an indefinite period. The dance will be held despite delays and the campaign to raise funds to cover the deficit failed, serving as a parting signal from directors to cancel the club’s obligation.

Pocatello Baseball Club

Tariff items debated in senate subcommittee on wool and wastes

F J Hagenbarth of Spencer Idaho testified on a House tariff plan urging higher duties on wool waste top waste garnettied wastes noils and thread yarn waste and a new rung duty while Chester Gray of the American Farm Bureau Federation pressed tax on agricultural imports from the Philippines and Cuba.

Senate F. J. Hagenbarth Spencer Idaho National Woolgrowers’ Association Cuba Chester Gray Washington American Farm Bureau Federation Philippine Islands Ihsam Hagenbarth

Snook Pleads Not Guilty in Dual Murder Case

In Franklin County two men pleaded not guilty before a judge in a first of its kind appearances with both defendants handcuffed. The other defendant is Albert C. Gunning accused of first degree murder. The case marks a historic moment in local criminal procedure.

Albert C. Gunning Columbus Wee Alayer Pranklin County Gunning Abo Veterinary School Ohio State University Snook Miss Hix Willam Ford

Texas Company Sues J M Shady in Attachment Action

A Texas firm filed an attachment suit against J M Shady in district court seeking a total of 214995 dollars. The action aims to secure claims and recover funds through court process.

Texas Company J. M. Shady

Pocatello Nine Beats Eagles in close league game

Pocatello Model A’s defeated the Idaho Falls Eagles 3 to 1 on the Eagles’ field. Monroe earned the win for Pocatello with a strong pitching showing, while Keller took the loss for the Eagles. A return game is scheduled for next Sunday at Overland Park.

Pocatello Idebe Overland Park Fagee Idaho Falls Idaho Palls Neh Idy Tuarner Armstrong Smith Monroe Isham Pocato Battery Kelier A. Meppin Eagles Nxt Hpoae Thames Funis Sham MceGaugh Onium Oh Abrhore Ferrier Snrnaegwna EB. Tobin Isray Vy Lundberg Purcell Erisdsesz T. Meppin G. Tobin Woodard Meppin Keller Horner E. Tobbin Lundberg Sagles Armstrong Tshem Purell Pirst Leyte Raidy Keler Anderson Tobin Cox

Marriage of Ethel Strong to Hayden Stites in Soda Springs

Ethel Barbara Strong daughter of Mr and Mrs A R Strong of Soda Springs married Hayden Stites son of Mrs R F Neal of Butte Montana Sunday noon at 422 West Fremont. Rev Joseph Chester officiated with immediate family present. The couple left by automobile for Yellowstone Park. Evangelistic meetings begin tonight at Church of the Nazarene corner Garfield and Fremont led by Rev Victor Abbey newly arrived from Pittsburg Kansas. Rev Mack Anderson to conduct with Mrs Anderson a noted gospel singer assisting.

Ethel Barbara Strong A. R. Strong Soda Springs Hayden Stites R. F. Neal Butte Montana Jeanette Patterson Jennie Olson West Fremont Joseph Chester Yellowstone Park Church of the Nazarene Garfield and Victor Abbey Pittsburg Kansas Mack Anderson Anderson

Petersen to Speak at Commerce Forum Meeting

Carol Petersen, chairman of the retail bureau, will address the member of commerce forum at noon at the Bannock hotel. She will outline plans for the fall style show and merchandise fair at the new Gardens on September 10 and 12.

Carol Petersen Retail Bureau Bannock Hotel Petersen New Gardens

Pocatello Elks Head to Jackson Hole for Lodge Program

Several Pocatello Elks departed Sunday and this morning to attend the Idaho Palls lodge program at Jackson Hole. Notable locals include R Jones A J Pierce W Wellin R E Watson Ed Freeman H J Fox H R Turner J L Barnes L M Earl Don DeShira also called Yellowstone Jack. A Hudson sedan owned by Joseph Hamilton struck a telephone post near the Pocatello Mill Elevator plant at 2 am, demolishing the car. Cecil Jorgensen and Bland Sutton have mission plans in Germany with a farewell set for Monday at the Recreation hall. Hartwell KR Ball of McCook Nebraska visiting two weeks with Mike Henry. Ball is a Pocatello High School alumnus and former university student.

Pocatello Elks Jackson Hole Idaho Palls Lodge Pocatello R. Jones A. J. Pierce William Wellin R. E. Watson Ed Freeman H J. Fox H R. Turner J. L. Barnes L. M. Earl Don DeShira Yellowstone Jack Joseph Hamilton Pocatello Avenue Cecil Jorgensen George M. Jorgensen Bland Sutton JH Button L. D 8S Germany Recreation Hall Hartwell KR. Ball McCook Nebraska San Francisco Mike Henry North Hayes Ball Pocatello Highchool

Packing Plant Projected for Idaho Potatoes Brand Golden West

The Golden West Idaho baking potatoes will be packed in 10 25 50 and 100 pound sacks as well as 15 pound curtons and 69 pound count pack boxes. The new plant will be among the state's largest potato warehouses and 85 percent of output will be marketed east of Denver. Key figures include Mr. Harper of W J Hearty and stockholders M W Johnson and Murphy guttner Israel. Construction partners with Idaho Portland Cement plant at Inkom.

Ture Golden West Idaho Denver Harper W J Hearty New York City M. W. Johnson Ogden Murphy Guttner & Israel Kansas

Elrod to Montana Airways Agent for Yellowstone Tour

George Elrod will move from Salt Lake City to Butte Montana to run the Idaho agent duties for the Salt Lake Great Falls airline. He will operate from the new headquarters in Butte with E L Anderson succeeding locally. Hangar and office completion slated for June 15 were delayed by a general teamsters strike.

Yellowstone Park National Parks Airways George Elrod Butte Mont Elrod Idaho Salt Lake-Great Falls E. L. Anderson Teamsters Salt Lake City

Tyhee Resident Grace Frier Dies at 65

Grace Stuart Frier of Tyhee died at a local hospital yesterday morning. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM in the L D S church at Tyhee with Bishop Samuel Dunn officiating. interment in Mountain View cemetery. Survived by 11 children, two sisters, two brothers, 44 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Mrs Frier active in L D S relief society. Born in England moved to America 48 years ago, Idaho resident 25 years. Viewings at Arthur Hall until 1:30 PM tomorrow.

Grace Stuart Frier Tyhee L. D Samuel Dunn Mountainview Cemetery Suzie Leger Salt Lake City Lizzie Curzon Onyx J. H. Stuart W. C. Stuart J. E. Stuart W. E. Nelson A. E. Stuart Fannie Thomas Louise Johnson Pocatello Myrtle Chapman Lewiston Idaho Annie Kersley Victor Lizzie Giles Bountiful Utah William Waterfall Charles Waterfall

Kiwanis Club Zero Hour Program Tonight at Bannock Hotel

The Kiwanis club holds its regular annual zero hour dinner at the Bannock hotel starting 7:30 PM. Events include a moment of silent fellowship, singing of America and God Save the King, a message from O Samuel Cummings, and a fellowship session. Kiwanis ladies meet at 6:15 PM with Mrs S H Masters in charge.

All-Kiwanis Bannock Hotel America O. Samuel Cummings The Kiwanis S. H. Masters

Rich ore struck at Portneuf Point Sunday

Workmen blasting to cut the turnout uncovered a vein of rich silver lead ore near the tunnel portal at Portneuf Point on Sunday. A prospector named Rockefeller spent much of his fortune nearby while searching the ore body. Several filings are already recorded with claimants including Charles Ryeberg T. J. McHugh Chester Cowley and Raymond Miller.

Portneuf Point Rockefeller Charles Ryeberg T. J. McHugh Chester Cowley Raymond Miller

First Public Rites in Mexico City After Closure

Crowds flock to the Guadalupe shrine as priests plan reopenings across Mexico City churches after government surrender. Archbishop Diaz conducts baptism as a symbolic revival of public rites, following months of religious controversy. Pilgrims plan long kneeling processions with hundreds of thousands visiting the shrine over the weekend. The ceremony marks the first public act by a Roman Catholic clergyman since the dispute intensified.

Guadalupe Mexico City Shrine Diaz Vito Alesseto Robles Entireelectionist Eas Alleassio

Public card parties and meetings announced

Announcement of multiple social events includes Ladies Eagles Avenue No 119 card party Thursday at 2 PM at the Eagles hall The W E A card party Friday night June 28 at the hall Reservations call 499-3 Thimble club No 3 Neighbors of Woodcraft picnic Wednesday June 26 at 2 30 PM at Mrs W W Littles home Members urged to attend bring children Mrs J C Jensen 177 North Lincoln called to Los Angeles Illness of her father GOA members urged to pay insurance dues during Jensen absence Alter Society St Josephs church card party Thursday at St Josephs hall Women of Mooseheart Legion meet tonight at 8 PM in W O W hall Silver tea after business session All members invited

Ladies Eagles Aenue No Eagles Thimble Club Woodcraft W. W. Littl

Midyear call money tightens as market edges higher

Trading showed market expansion with pools fueling a recovery in stock prices despite a firm call money rate. Atchison, Pennsylvania, New Haven and Union Pacific hit new highs while GE, Goodyear, Johns Manville and United Aircraft dipped. Total volume neared 3.2 million shares as summer railroad optimism grew.

New York California Youngstown Atchison Pennnsylvania New Haven Union Pacific New High Grounds Cal General Electric Goodyear Rubber Johns Manville United Aircraft Armarily Rock Island

Chicago and Ogden auction prices for hogs cattle and sheep

Chicago hog receipts 45 000 with direct 20 000 and up to 1 125 top. cattle receipts 18 000 calves 3 000 steer trade 25c lower with various weight ranges. sheep receipts 11 009 with weak to 25c lower. Ogden reports hogs 518 receipts including local, cattle 628, sheep 90 11. Sheep and cattle price ranges shown with weights and tops. Saint Joseph reports hogs 6 000, steer and heifer prices steady to up 10c, lambs 25c lower.

Chicago Esky Goa Bul’sa Bes Rangers Ogden Ogden USDA ST Joseph Colorado Texas

Wheat market jitters as crops threaten prices

In Chicago on June 24 the wheat market surged amid reports of adverse conditions in winter and spring wheat areas. Profit taking trimmed gains as prominent buyers sold off, while European cables showed unease over North American crops and tainted imports. Argentina shipped 1.6 billion bushels, with U.S. and Canada holding steady or lower for corn and oats.

Chicago Europe United States Canada

New York Stock Prices Review Major Industrial Shares

A broad list of stocks and percentages appears with many names such as Am Can, Kresge, Bethlehem Steel, Armour, Coca Cola, Gen Motors, Pennsy RR, Westinghouse, and U S Steel. Prices show varied gains and losses across diverse sectors.

All C & Dye Kelly Spefid Allis Chaims Kennecott C Kolster Radio Kresge T & Tel Lambert Co Ligg & Myers Po Loew Mariand OU Armour Delpit/y Radio Corptn Coty Reynolds Cudahy Pack Bara Roe Dela & Hud Sinclair Calloon Fastmn Southern Pac Elec P & Let Stan

Money market report shows firmer call money and ruling rate

In New York on June 24 money markets moved higher with call money firmer at 16 high 7 low 7, ruling rate 7 and close 10. Time loans strengthened across 30 days 8 60 to 90 days 8 and 4 to 6 months 7 percent. Prime commercial paper 6 and bankers acceptances unchanged.

MONEY New York

Potatoes Market Briefs Across Regions

Chicago reports 124 new potato cars and 20 old cars with 208 new and 73 old in transit. Weekend shipments total 834 cars with 32 on Sunday as market steadies. Prices show old stock slow with light gains for some regions. Virginia and North Carolina barrels mix with Irish cobbler varieties. Shiver New York notes spot silver at 52.5 cents.

Chicago Southern North Carolina Fast Shore Virginia Barrel Wiscomein

FLOCK MARKET MINNEAPOLIS REPORTS INACTIVE DAY

AP dispatch from Minneapolis notes little change in carload freight with small quotes on family patents and cotton shipments. Mentioned barrels of bran and poru cotton, with figures 248 and 22504.

Flock Market Minneapolis

Sugar market unmoved as July contracts slip on notices

New York reports raw sugar steady at 3.52 spots with no sales. Raw futures opened modestly lower before rallying as near months recovered losses from liquidation following 151 notices. Refiners show demand for refined sugar while new business remains light, with prices around 4.85 for fine granulated. Bar Silver quoted in London at 24'4d per ounce.

New York Commission House

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