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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1925

Page

10

Sportsmen vow action against magpies in Bannock area

Ban nock Sportsmen's association votes support for government muzzles on predatory birds. T. B. Murray of the biological survey outlines baiting methods using jackrabbits to lure magpies to roosts and avoid dog poison risk. A $100 contribution is approved. Talks cover fish district gains with 3,000,000 trout distributed and 25,000 trout placed in Lava Hot Springs waters. President Newcomb and others discuss general game conditions as Bannock closes the season while Bingham keeps open.

Bannock Sportsmen’s Association T. B .Murray Fort Hall Creek Bannock Creek State Fish and Game Department Department of Fish and Game Lava Hot Springs Will Hayes Newcomb Bob Graham Chas. G. Sumner

Union label urged for widespread use in goods

The American Federation of Labor in Atlantic City adopted three resolutions urging trade unionists to buy wallpaper hats and handmade window placards bearing the union label.

UNION Atlantic City N. J American Federation of Bor

CROSS WORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES

Puzzle clues list with many misspellings and OCR errors for horizontal and vertical entries. Includes hints like At sea, Greek letters, naval title, and various word definitions, plus a long instruction paragraph at the end about solving.

Indian Cattle Auction on Fort Hall Reservation

The Fort Hall round up ends with a public auction selling about 680 head of cattle for prices from 6.80 to 4.75 per hundred. Indians will receive roughly 40,000 dollars. 200 to 300 Indians are involved in distribution overseen by Chief Clerk Allen. Shotting on the reservation will be allowed with permits from Superintendent Ziebach. Havre France】 Caillaux returns from the United States with no public remarks until tomorrow’s ministerial council.

Fort Hall Allen Ziebach Havre France Caillaux United States M. Caillaux Council of Ministers Doumergue

Pocatello Boy Earns Line Spot on Idaho Freshmen

Titus Cornell, a former Pocatello high star, joins the Idaho freshmen football first string. He has seen action in practice and dressed for the Cheney Normal game. Freshmen schedule includes Montana trip October 21 and clashes with Whitworth, Spokane College, Gonzaga, and Washington State venues later.

Moscow Titus Cornell Pocatello University of Idaho Cornell Taek'e Cheney Eehbool Wash Whitworth Spokane Rockies University of Montana Missoula Idaho U. S Washington State College Pulman Idaho J Montana Mosccow Gonzaga University Mocena

Street of Forgotten Men at the Paramount Orpheum

The Street of Wieetine tests opens at the Orpheum with Percy Marmont Neil Hamilton and Mary Brian. The Bowery late 1890s tale follows a fake cripple Easy Money Charlie and a girl's pursuit of marriage to a millionaire. The program includes Remember When and Pathe News with Jack Derville's Orchestra. Beggar on Horseback begins tomorrow.

Paramount Ducti Wieetine Testes Orpheum Theatre Liberty Magane George Ribbe Turner Percy Marmont Neil Hamilton Mary Brian New York Bowery Charlie Georgie ‘Loane Tucker Harry Langdon Pathe News Ahd Jack Derville

Ranger of the Big Pines at the Strand

Western story feature "The Ranger of the Big Pines" screens at the Strand tonight. Kenneth Harlan leads a cast including Helen Costello and others with the Rocky Mountain backdrop and a two reel comedy as a second attraction.

Big Pinés Strand Theatre

Lorraine of the Lions at the Capitol opens Sunday

Norman Kerry, famed motion picture actor, gains star status with his new contract. His first film under the deal is Lorraine of the Lions, heading to the Capitol Theatre Sunday.

Norman Kerry Lorraine of

Commodity Notes Reflect West Coast Lumber and Pacific Industry

Lumber mills on the West Coast produced 100,819,673 feet last week and sold 107,000,000 feet while shipping 108,685,000 feet. The Dupont Rayon plant in Buffalo will see an $8 million addition to double capacity, with work starting within 30 days and completion in about one month.

Portland West Coast Lumbermens’ Association Buffalo Dupont Rayon Company

Pirates World Series postponement shapes tense Washington day

Washington fans crowd in rain awaiting Landis decision as Pirates meet in World Series postponement. President Coolidge and wife attend photos at the White House. fans seek seats, tout scalpers, and discuss pitching plans for game four contingent on today’s outcome.

Quebec Taking to Wine and Beer

Washington reports the Prohibition amendment study group says Quebec is moving toward temperance. Since the liquor control bill, Quebecers drink more wine and beer while liquor sales drop about 50 percent. The committee aims to suggest exchanges with Congress to ease Volstead act effects amid higher arrests in Montreal versus Washington.

Washington Quebec Congress Montreal Washington, D. C

Clinch Coast Title for San Francisco in 12 Inning Victory

San Francisco clinched the 1925 Pacific Coast league pennant by beating Vernon 2 to 1 in 12 innings. Salt Lake, in second, lost to Seattle, keeping San Francisco 144 games ahead with few games remaining.

San Francisco Vernon Salt Lake Seattle

Fashion Notes New York Trends of 1920s Hats and Silhouettes

The piece highlights fur hats from Angora rabbit skins that are wind and water resistant with delicate dye shades. It notes one piece pajamas for winter travel in striped tub silk, a loose upper with V neck, and tight lower legs. Waistlines reappear, boosting corset makers profits and introducing a lace bodice attached to the corset.

Florida Ward

Pact Approved in Redrafted Form by Allies and Germany

Tocama Switzerland Oct 10 AP allied and German statesmen gave general approval to a proposed security pact in redrafted form. Elder Dumas, in a single year, produced one novel per week, eclipsing prior literary records.

Tocama Switzerland Dumas

Ellen M Boyenger Moves Chiropodist Office to 327 W Lewis

Chiropodist Ellen M Boyenger announces new office location at 327 West Lewis Avenue across from the post office with telephone number 703 for appointments and inquiries.

Ellen M. Boyenger W. Lewis Avenue

Two Bears Bagged by Local Hunter

C P Barber described his bear hunt near his Stanley Basin camp, about 35 miles northwest of Stanley. He shot and killed both a cinnamon bear and a yearling black bear after spotting them from a ridge while pursuing deer. The hunter towed the carcasses home and later had them sent to Idaho Falls for tanning.

C. P. Barber the Tribune Stanley Basin Stanley Barber Mr. Barber Idaho Falls

Heavy Increase in Crop Yield Reported by Agriculture Dept

The Agriculture Department, citing foreign service data, reports a sharp rise in wheat yields across 28 northern hemisphere countries reaching 2.153 billion bushels, with the United States bringing total world crop to 2.851 billion bushels, about five percent of the global total excluding Russia and China. Hungary Romania and Bulgaria corn production is estimated at 308.408 million bushels versus 282.813 million last year.

Washington Agriculture Department Foreign Service United States Russia China Hungary Rumania Bulgaria

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