Inter class YMCA volleyball series opens with mixed results
The YMCA volleyball series pits the 5 oclock class against the 6 oclock class in a four game set. The 5 oclock squad won two of the four games 15 8 and 15 3 while the 6 oclock side took 15 13. The two teams next play Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 5 15 with both sides winning two games so far. McGowan Cleaves Raaf Sanford Bentley lead one side while Damron Bernhisel Fish Newton Slingerland lead the other. O P Barber left for Kansas City to attend the 35th annual Voster Advertising convention with Mrs Barber.
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Ee 2
McGowan
Cleaves
Raaf
Sanford
Bentley
Damron
Bernhisel
Fish
Newton
Slingerland
O. P. Barber
Barber Poster Advertising Company
Kansas City
Voster Advertising Association
United States
Canada
Barber
Port Hall project talks with Congressman Addison Smith
Businessmen reclamation experts and others meet this afternoon with Congressman Addison Smith at the chamber of commerce to discuss Port Hall project details and appropriations. Government has allocated 100,000 to enlarge the Fort Hall ditch to provide water to Michaud flats. Discussions cover about 24,000 acres on the Michaud flats and 18,000 acres on later development, with 90,000 to 40,000 acres under the Greater Fort Hall plan. The 24,000 acres on the island flat are held in trust by the government for Indians.
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Greater
Port Hall
Mrs Locke Attends National Convention in Pasadena
Mrs. Harry H. Locke returned Tuesday from Pasadena California where she served as a delegate to the national convention of the Women’s Home Missionary society of the M F E church. She said about 100 delegates attended representing all states with visitors from Japan China and Canada. On return she visited daughters Mrs J M Simmons in Los Angeles and Mrs George Shugrue in Oakland before traveling home via Portland.
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Harry H. Locke
Pasadena
Calif
Women's Home Missionary Society
M. FE. Church
My Sex Needs This B Above All Facial Cleanliness
An advertisement by Edsa Wallace Hopper claims a facial regimen called Facial Youth, inspired by Lucie Lantelme, promises deep cleansing without skin absorption and youth beauty. It urges women to try the product sold at toilet counters with a coupon.
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Edsa Wallace Hopper
Lucie Lantelme
Mars
Edon Wallace Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Piano Recital At TL D 8 Second Ward Channel
Piano students of Mrs. Ethel M. Smith performed in a recital attracting a large audience of parents and friends. Beginners and advanced students displayed rapid progress under Mrs. Smith, an accredited teacher authorized to issue credits for work completed under her direction.
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TL. D
Ethel M. Smith
Kane to Attend Boise Conference On Reinstatement Case
John H. Kane of The Tribune and State Athletic Commission leaves tonight on No 17 to Boise for a Saturday conference with F A Jeter and T J Sherlock. Ira Dern seeks reinstatement after a recent ban for competing in an unlicensed Mackay match on September 3.
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John H. Kane
the Tribune
State Athletic Commission
Boise
F. A. Jeter
Department of Law Enforcement
T. J. Sherlock
Athletic Commission
Ira Dern
Salt Lake
Dern
Mackay
Whittier Parent Teachers elect officers for year
An election of officers was held at a Whittier Parent-Teachers Association meeting last night. W. P. Whittaker was elected president, Mrs. E. D. Wilson vice president, Miss Frances Stawkes secretary and treasurer. The meeting featured a report on the annual convention by Miss Hoffman, a vocal duet by Miss Rachel Crane and Miss Marie Smith, and a reading by Miss Kennersley. The program committee includes Miss Secier Denham, Mrs. E. W. Hall and Mrs. L. A. Fossom.
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Whittier
Parent- Teachers’ Association
W. P. Whittaker
E. D. Wilson
Frances Stawkes
Parent Teachers’ Convention
Hoffman
Rachel Crane
Marie Smith
Kennersley
Secier Denham
E. W. Hall
L. A. Fossom
Pure bred livestock exhibition draws farmers to Short Line Yard
Farmers and stockgrowers from across southeastern Idaho travel to the city Sunday for a pure bred livestock exhibition at the Short Line track 14 passenger yards from 9 to 10 30 a m. The stock is shipped by special train to the Pacific livestock exhibition in Portland and will later go to the national exhibition in Chicago. The exhibit is described as among the finest ever gathered in the country and will interest Idaho farmers and stockgrowers.
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Southeasternerdaho
Portland
Chicago
Idaho
Golden Rule Stores expands to new townsite in American Falls
John Hood, president of Golden Rule Stores, returns from a business trip to American Falls and reports the store is now established in the new townsite. He notes active moving. only partial water and light service in the old townsite prompts many to seek locations in the new townsite.
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John Hood
Golden Rule Stores Company
American Falls
Mr. Hood
Golden Rule
Falls
National Apple Week Celebrated Across Union Pacific Routes
National apple week runs October 31 to November 6 with apple dishes in dining cars on Union Pacific lines and similar menus in hotels and restaurants. The Tribune also received a recipe book with 150 apple dishes issued by the Union Pacific agricultural department in Omaha.
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Union Pacific System
The
Tribune
Agricultural Department of the
Omaha
Chamber envoy heads from Pocatello to Boise after talks
Frank E. Coates, special representative of the Los Angeles chamber of commerce, has spent two days in Pocatello meeting local business leaders and chamber officials. He departs tonight for Boise to address state secretaries of chambers at a meeting called by J. A. Harader, secretary of the Boise chamber.
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Frank E. Coates
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Boise
Chambers of Commerce
J. A. Harader
Boise Chamber
Logan Pleads Guilty in Arbon Post Office Embezzlement Case
Jennie A Logan, postmistress at Arbon, pleaded guilty to embezzling post office funds before Federal Judge F. 8. Dietrich. She was fined $500 or a Power county jail term, with a ten day stay of execution. Paul Heath in an N P A case was released on own recognizance to appear at the March term.
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Jennie A. Logan
Arbon
Feder
Dietrich
Power
Paul Heath
Mareh
Federal court case and church notices in city
Fred Kahin pleaded guilty to counts one and three of the National Prohibition Act. Mrs. Charles W. William of the Presbyterian Foreign Missions will speak at a Sunday meeting and lead the pulpit service at 3 59 p.m. Mrs. G T Davies will sing. Congressman Addison T. Smith and Mayor C Ten Tors spoke at Irving junior high. Mrs. Smith discussed Initiative and Mr. Ross spoke on Old Transides. Students were urged to attend the Pocatello Preston game this afternoon.
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Fred Kahin
Sitdak
Charles W. William
Foreign Board of Missions of
The
Presbyterian Church
Porthind
Oregon
William
G. T. Davies
Addison T. Smith
C. Ten Tors
Irving Junior High School
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Ross
Coach Fox
Pocatello Preston
Secretary Fieldstead to Visit Caldwell and Boise Meetings
Secretary E. J. Fieldsted of the chamber of commerce leaves for Caldwell to visit a livestock show and will attend a late secretaries of chambers of commerce meeting in Boise. He also plans to visit the Pacific livestock exhibition in Portland before returning home.
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E. J. Fieldsted
Chamber of Ecommerce
Caldwell
Chambers of Commerce
Boise
Recital Tonight at Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Pupils of Evelyn Landgren present a program at 8 p m at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music. Performers include Ethel Smith Kathryn Kay Olga Hines Jean Ilingsworth Vivian Mole Ada Westrom Florence Bourne Evelyn Laabs Helen Young and Violet White.
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Evelyn Landgren
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Ethel Smith
Kathryn Kay
Olga Hines
Jean Ilingsworth
Vivian Mole
Ada Westrom
Florence Bourne
Evelyn Laabs
Helen Young
Violet White
Improvements Underway on North Garfield and North Arthur
Improvements noted as several new modern residences rapidly near completion on North Garfield and North Arthur avenues. New homes for Charles Renfro on North Garfield and Fred Malley and A. E. Forster on North Arthur are under construction.
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North Garfield
North Arthur
Charles Renfro
Fred Malley
A. E. Forster
Local man James Poter Pleads Guilty at Bail Court
James Poter, arrested Thursday night on intoxication charges, appeared before Police Sergeant John W. Peter this morning. He pled guilty and, failing to pay a $25 fine, was committed to jail.
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James Poter
John W. Peter
Hospital mixup renames newborn as daughter to Dahlauiat family
A hospital erred in a birth report yesterday by stating a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Dahlauiat of 1042 North Lincoln. They are instead the parents of a son.
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E. L. Dahlauiat
North
Lincoln
Primbses Announce Birth of Son Francis George
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Primbs announce the birth of a son Francis George at their home 246 North Lincoln on October 22.
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Rudolph Primbs
Francis George
North Linecoln
Local Detective Chief Visits Pocatello
Clark Sellers former head of Revelare Detective agency in this city is a visitor in Pocatello today. He is currently residing elsewhere.
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Clark Sellers
Revelare Detective Agency
Pocatello
Mr. Sellers
Idaho attorney in city for federal court business
Idaho Paris attorney Douglas Hix is in town today on federal court matters. Pomona California resident Mrs. Springer Evans visited E. E. Moheelys home this week with several parties given in her honor. Blackfoot contractor Jack Hartong and family depart for Boise to spend winter after securing the Boise Nampa road contract.
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Douglas Hix
Idaho
Paris
Springer Evans
Pomona
Calif
E. E. Moheely
Evans
Pocatello
Jack Hartong
Boise
Iartong
Nampa
Idaho Vandals to Meet Gonzaga in Spokane Game
The University of Idaho Vandals will face Gonzaga University this Saturday in Spokane. Idaho remains undefeated this season while Gonzaga lost to Oregon Agricultural College and tied with Montana. Coast Conference games listed include Idaho versus Gonzaga in Spokane and other matchups across California Oregon Stanford Palo Alto Los Angeles.
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University of Idaho
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Idaho
Gonzaga
Oregon Aggies
University of Montana
Epekane
California
Oregon
Portland
Stanford
Palo Alto
Arizona
Southern California
Los Angeles
Expert criminal identifications work in Los Angeles noted
In Los Angeles he is engaged in expert criminal identification work with services in demand in major California cases. Mr. Sellera is en route to Boise and stopped in Pocatello to visit old friends.
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Los Angeles
California
Sellera
Boise
Pocatello
Funeral for Wesley Uffelmann Held Near City
The funeral for Wesley Uffelmann son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Uffelmann was held this afternoon at 3 o clock from the family home five miles north of the city Interment followed at Mountainview Cemetery under the direction of McHan Undertaking Company
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Wesley Uffelmann
Jacob Uffelmann
Mountainview
The
McHan Undertaking Company
Cattle Shipped From Pocatello to Ogden Stall at Peck Bros
Two cars of cattle moved from Pocateilo to Peck Bro. Commission Co. in Ogden Thursday night and one car this morning. Brands were inspected by Constable Barney McGarvey.
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Pocateilo
Peck Bro. Commission Company
Ogden
Barney McGarvey
Carrothers Drive to Salt Lake for Utah Colorado Game
Mr and Mrs R D Carrothers are traveling to Salt Lake today to attend the University of Utah versus University of Colorado game slated for tomorrow.
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R. D. Carrothers
Salt Lake
University of Utah
University of Colorado
J. E. Shotwell Leaves for Florida Winter Retreat
J. E. Shotwell, a tree and lawn service specialist, departs for Florida today to spend the winter there and plans to return to Pocatello for spring landscaping duties.
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J. E. Shotwell
Tree and Lawn
Florida
Mr. Shotwell
Pocatello
Whittleseys Visit Boise for Weekend with Brooks Family
Mr and Mrs H B Whittlesey and their small daughter Patricia depart for Boise to spend the weekend visiting Mrs Whittlesey parents Mr and Mrs B B Brooks.
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H. B. Whittlesey
Patricia
Boise
Mrs. Whittlesey
Mrs
B. B. Brooks
Mrs Patterson Leaves for Carsen Nev from Aunt’s Home
Mrs David Patterson visits her aunt Mrs M Hawkins for ten days then departs this morning for her home in Carsen Nevada leaving behind no further details about travel or destination.
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David Patterson
M. Hawkins
Carsen
Nev
Boise High School Eleven Saturdays Afternoon
The Boise high school eleven played Saturday afternoon with a squad of sixteen players appearing in the lineup.
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Boise High School
J C Phillips Found Guilty on One Prohibition Count
J C Phillips tried in federal court on three counts involving the national prohibition law. He is not guilty on two counts of selling and possession, guilty on one count of possession, and will be sentenced later.
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J. C. Phillips
Mayor Urges End to Leaf Burning Along Streets
C Ben Ross mayor asks residents to stop burning leaves along street edges to protect asphalt and prevent damage on city roads.
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C. Ben Ross
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