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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1925

Page

9

Grid Practice Under Way at Pocatello High School

Coach Fox leads spring football drills with about 50 candidates at the O G L field. Two weeks remain to refine fundamentals before a five week schedule gap until the Salt Lake West game. The aim is strong play this fall and to bolster local athletic stature. Regulars from last year compete with many hopefuls.

Fox Salt Lake West High School Athletic Association Pocatello Arrett Thames Grass G. Anderson Brennecke Barlow Kelstead Shurtliff

President Upham to Speak in Pocatello Sunday Evening

University of Idaho President A H Upham will address the Congregational church in Pocatello on Sunday evening May 17 as part of a southeastern Idaho tour delivering lectures in multiple towns. Reverend George Sloan will preach the baccalaureate in McCammon that same day, freeing the Congregational church for Upham’s appearance.

A. H. Upham University of Idaho Pocatello Upham George Sloan Congregational Church

Governor Moore Pushes Bechler Road to Yellowstone Access

Idaho Governor C. C. Moore travels to Washington with Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work to press for a Bechler road and Idaho entrance to Yellowstone Park. The telegram to Mayor C. Ben Ross confirms the effort and mentions support from Congressman Addison T. Smith and local chambers urging $180,000 be used for the Bechler route rather than diverted.

C. C. Moore Idaho Washington, D. C Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work Bechler Road Yellowstone Park C. Ben Ross Chamber of Commerce Bat St. Anthony Pocatello Washington Addison T. Smith Moore Snake River Valley

Sophomore Program Planned in Frazier Hall May 30

Tech Notes report Miss Chrystal Bingrich left for Twin Falls to spend the summer with her parents. The sophomore class met at 1 o clock and decided a sophomore program would be given in Frazier hall on May 30. The commerce club held a meeting at 1 o clock for elections officers for the next year. President R. Frazier traveled to Salmon to deliver the graduation address to Salmon high school graduates.

Chrystal Bingrich Twin Falls Frazier Hall Commerce Club R. Frazier Salmon Salmon High School

Music Department Recital at Tech in Frazier Hall

Twenty two musicians of all ages performed a two hour program in Frazier hall for an appreciative audience. Students of Professor L Roubidoux and Professor J C Gardner presented pieces by listed instructors and peers.

The Aw Eee Frazier Hall Elizabeth Brown Enry Aiken Grace Holbrook Fdyth Brashears Mrs. Ayres Ada McCarty T. R. Neilson Eileeneonard Rank Watson Dorothy Carmen Leona Evana Verda Henderson

Know Your Own Town program at YWCA examines women and industry

The fourth Know Your Own Town program at the YWCA featured Mrs. J H Petersen leading a discussion on The Commercial and Labor Organizations and industry as they affect Women. Miss Mabel Hackworth reported for the Business and Professional Women's club on the organization survey.

J. H. Petersen Mabel Hackworth Ewing

Idaho Industries Association Meeting Tonight

The Idaho Industries association will hold a meeting this evening in the chamber of commerce rooms with T. O. Smith as president and Norman B. Adkison as secretary. Discussion will cover the organization and future work of the association, and Adkison has recently become secretary to Governor Moore.

Chamber of Commerce T. O. Smith Norman B. Adkison Idaho Industries Association Adkison C. Moore

White's Cream Vermifuge Advertises Worm Cure

The surest sign of worms in children is paleness and loss of interest in play. When these symptoms appear, give White's Cream Vermifuge. A few doses drive out the worms and restore health. Fifty years of use. Price 35¢. Sold by Watson Drug Co.

White Watson Drug Co

Glenns Ferry and Pocatello in Trap Event

Glens Ferry and Pocatello trap clubs from the Union Pacific Athletic association will clash at the Pocatello Trap club grounds next Sunday. Officials include referee Chas Sumner scorer Doc C F Rork and captains Howard Shafer Frank Hronek with hour to be announced.

Pocatello Trap Club Gileanas Ferry Trap Club Union Pacific Athletic Association Pocatello Club Union Pacific Salt Lake Gleans Ferry John Nevine Short Line Athletic Body Chas. G. Sumner Doc C. F

Proposed Memorial for Fort Hall Gains Publicity

The Tribune reports Palmer Rogers, New ark architect, says Fort Hall monument drawings were featured in a recent architectural exhibition. Meeker planned Washington meetings with Senators Borah and Jones to seek President’s support. The project is sponsored by the 5th chapter D A E and the Southern Idaho Historical Society.

the Tribune Palmer Rogers Newark Fort Hall Palmer Motorravel Rogers Mara Meeker Washington Borab Jones Old Fort Hall Eth Southern Id Historical Society Reese

Forest Fires Rage in Arizona Mountains Near Douglas and Tucson

Fires in the Chicahau range near Douglas were slowed by 115 firefighters while the Coronado forest blaze near Tucson remained out of control. Civilian volunteers, cattlemen, and 40 Camp Henry J. Jones Negro soldiers aided in protecting camps as the Douglas fire consumed over 500 acres and the Coronado fire surpassed 300 acres with efforts to steer it toward Mica Mountain.

Tucson Ariz Chicahau Douglas Coronado National Forest Henry J. Jones Forest Service Coronado Forest University of Arizona Mica Mountain

Poppy Day Talk at Junior High Assembly

Mrs. J. E. Cameron led the Poppy Day program at a Junior high school assembly. The Athletic Association organized the event and honored track teams set to compete with Franklin Junior High tomorrow. Students spoke on track value and the actual pep songs closed the program.

J. E. Cameron Rying School Athletic Association Franklin Junior High School

Court Quiet and Police Newshound Issues Ultimatum

The NewsHound reports no police court sessions for three days this week puzzling the department. A warning to Sergeant Robert Pugmire says if business does not pick up the police station may be scratched from calling places. Last night two calls came in a bicycle theft and a dog accident, while the Allen Chapter of a church hosts a dance at 236 N 3rd from noon to seven.

Evidenss Pasies Tribune Robert Pugmire

Unsure OCR fragment hints at travel notes

Fragmentary text mentions someone named Roman traveling to Tanho Paits and planned return to Pocatello by Saturday. appears to be a city visit with a person noted in the city Thursday.

Sversl Oca Roman Tanho Pocatello Turday

Thomas Announces Sofas Plan Aims for Favorable Location

A statement by Thomas outlines the Sofas strategy to secure a favorable location. He indicates ongoing steps and a timetable to advance the plan. The remarks emphasize positioning and anticipated progress toward the target site.

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