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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1931

Page

11

Doctors Elect Pocatello Man Doctors Elect Pocatello Man

Dr. Leslie Webster of the Rockefeller Institute addressed 60 northwest doctors in Seattle praising human control of health and inherited resistance to disease. Dr. B D Gillies of Vancouver was elected president with officers Mrs Lambert and W F Howard and secretary treasurer Frederick Epplen. Councillors named from Oregon Idaho Montana Utah and Utah regions.

Seattle Leslie T. Webster Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research New York City Webster B. D. Gillies Vancouver B. C Northwest Association S. EB. Lambert Spokame W. F. Howard Pocatello Idaho Frederick Epplen Drs. E. A. Sommer Portland Oregon J. L. Stewart Boise D. E. Cornwall St. Maries J. B. Shanley Butte Montana BE. F. Root Salt Lake City Uteh

Grove City Scouts Head to Camp Tendoy

Grove City scouts depart for Camp Tendoy with fifteen boys from troop 21 led by John and Jud son Yancey and others including Russell Ward Jack Farmer and Homer Ward. Troop 25 sends a group led by Archie Kennedy while volunteers arrange final details.

Grove City Tendoy Blackfoot The Pocatello Tribune Tenday John Judson Yancey Russell Homer Ward Jack Farmer Russell Thomas Joe Roberts Ben Hunter Bruce Barclay Eldon Larsen Stanley Gagan Lester Hopkins Vaughan Stewart Robert Sarles Jack Collins Ronald Bitton Lloyd Davis Archie Kennedy

Idaho Bar Association Meet Set in Moscow

The Idaho State Bar and Latah County Bar invite members to the annual meeting in Moscow on Friday and Saturday July 10 and 11. A commissioners’ meeting follows the banquet at the Moscow hotel Friday evening with speakers from various bar sections expected to share insights.

Board of Commissioner Idaho State Bar Latah County Bar State Association Moscow Moscow Hotel

Hoover Dam Power Line Completed

Nevada-California Company and Southern Sierras Power Company turned on the 135000 volt Hoover dam line from San Bernardino via Victorville to Boulder City. Editors and public officials from California and Nevada attended the ceremonies marking completion ahead of schedule.

Boulder City Hoover Dam Nevada-California Company Southern Sierras Power Company San Bernardino Victorville California Nevada

Spalding Dominates Boston Pitching in 1875 Season

A. G. Spalding was the lone Boston pitcher in the early National Association from 1871 to 1874. In 1875 he pitched 64 games with 57 wins 4 losses and 3 ties for a 0.934 average, including 24 straight wins from April 19 to June 3. George J. Fox, once a circus partner, was crippled by a fall and later wheelchair bound after a 1925 U.S. tour. Ferns and ohialehua koa forests in Hawaii total about 130 species varying in size. Readers may request more proof by sending stamped self‑addressed envelopes to the author JOhn Hix. Tomorrow: One Man Who Never Smoked.

A. G. Spalding Boston Spalding Lillian Leuvel United States Ohialehua Koa Hawaii John Hix

Quarrel Ends in Farmer's Death

Boise, June 29 AP W G Little, 70, Boise valley farmer, is jailed on murder charges for the death of Roy M Treat, 50, from a head blow in a water dispute. Witness A A Miller, ditch rider, said Little struck Treat with a shovel after a challenge to fight. First degree murder replaced the prior assault charge yesterday.

Boise W. G. Little Boise Valley Ada County Roy M. Treat A. A. Miller Little Trent

Aberdeen Woodmen Defeat Blackfoot In Close 13-12 Game

Modern Woodmen from Aberdeen defeated Blackfoot 13-12 on the waterworks diamond. Aberdeen battery was Aber crombie with Turtle. Blackfoot’s pitchers were Nugent and Fresh. Later Kimball nine defeated a picked Woodmen team 27-6 and Kimball and Blackfoot meet Wednesday evening.

Blackfoot Specil Pocatello Tribune Modern Woodmen Aberdeen Blackfoot Modern Woodmen Waterworks Aberdeen Batteries Abercrombie and Turtle Nugent Fresh Kimball Nine Blackfoot Modern Woomen Kimball

Scout Camp Leader William Wessels to Visit Tendoy

Camp Tendoy on Mink Creek will host a one day visit by William Wessels national camp leader from New York. D C Watkins Eastern Idaho area council executive announced the June 30 event with a camp program and activities led by the visitor.

Tendoy Mink Creek William Wessels New York D. C. Watkins Idaho Wessell

Scout Tour Reports Northwest Camps In Logan

Mr. Watkins via John Piper reports Pocatello from Logan touring the northwest region inspecting camps. About sixty boys are expected to register this week for camp and the number is likely to rise as the season continues. Sixty new teepee tents have been pitched and cabins will remain in use.

Pocatello Logan Northwest Mr. Watkins John Piper Salt Lake City Ister Watkins

Youth Rescued From Well After 22 Hour Ordeal

Ottawa Illinois June 29 A 16 year old Howard Smith was rescued conscious and smiling after 22 hours trapped in a cave in well near Wedson. He was uninjured. Smith was repairing a farm pump owned by his grandfather Frank Debolt and uncle Frank W. Rabe when the incident occurred. State mine rescue crew and volunteers dug a lateral to reach him and later helped remove him from the well with a rope aided by W Spencer Kellogg of Seneca.

Penesacre Ottawa Ill Howard Smith Wedson Frank Debolt Frank W. Rabe Young Smith W. Spancer Kellogg Seneca

Toponce Kelley plan Fourth of July celebration in Idaho

Members of the Toponce and Kelley L. D. 8. wards organize a July 4 event at Toponce grove picnic grounds featuring horse races bucking contests rodeo stunts boxing and wrestling with the Kelley nine in the afternoon Families are urged to bring lunches A benefit dance under stake M I A auspices will be at Bancroft Amusement hall Saturday night Central community orchestra engaged

Toponce Idaho Pocatello Tribune Kelley L. D Toponce Grove Kelley Stake M. I. A Bancroft Amusement Hall Central Community Orchestra

Copeland Child Drowns Near Blackfoot River

A child drowns in a ditch near Blackfoot after wandering from neighbors. Deputy Buchanan locates the body about half a mile from where the ditch flows into the Blackfoot river. Authorities reported the incident occurred around evening with a search initiated after the child failed to return home.

Copeland Blackfoot Tribune Jng Mae Ing Buchanan Blackfoot River

Jardine Resigns as Oregon State College Agricultural Director

Corvallis Oregon June 29 AP Majes T Jardine resigns after 11 years as director of Oregon State College agricultural expert program and leadership.

Corvallis, Ore Majes T. Jardine Oregon State College Agricultural Expert

Former Agriculture Chief Jardine at Station Office Move

Lars William M. Jardine, former secretary of agriculture, arrived in 1920 after 13 years leading forest range investigations for the federal government to become chief of the office of experiment stations of the United States department of agriculture.

Ment Office of Experiment Stations United States Department of Agricultu Lars William M. Jardine Secretary of Agriculture

Wickersham Commission Near End of Task

Washington June 29 The Wickersham commission nearly completes the largest crime study begun two years earlier with only two workdays left before the June 30 deadline. Details of assignments from President Hoover may not be finished before funds run out.

Washington Wickersham Commission Hoover White House

Blackfoot Infant Dies of Automobile Crash Injuries

The five week old daughter of Howard and Mrs Marsden of Blackfoot Idaho died Saturday from injuries after an automobile struck a Shetland pony and rolled over six miles north of Ogden. The child's mother was hospitalized with a broken arm and other injuries. Vera Marsden L H Marsden and Mrs J E Williams suffered minor injuries. Howard Marsden escaped unharmed. The pony was killed and the driver said the pony loomed suddenly near the road.

Ogden Howard Marsden Blackfoot Idaho Here Vera Marsden L. H. Marsden J. E. Williams Firth Marsden

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