Inter-class volleyball opens season at Y M C A with mixed results
A 5 o'clock class team beat their 6 o'clock rivals 4 games to 1 by scores of 15 8 15 3 15 10 15 3 while the 6 o'clock team won the second game 15 13. The series continues Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 5 15 with McGowan Cleaves Raaf Sanford Bentley on one side and Damron Bernhisel Fish Newton Slingerland on the other. O P Barber leaves for Kansas City to attend the 35th annual Poster Advertising convention with Mrs Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almong Wen
Y. MC. A. Lastight
Re Ir
McGowan
Cleaves
Raaf
Sanford
Bentley
Damron
Bernhisel
Fish
Newton An Slingerland
O. P. Barber
Barber Poster Advertising Company
Kansas City
Poster Advertising Association
United States
Canada
Barber
Greater Port Hall project discussion with Congressman Addison Smith
Businessmen reclamation experts and others meet this afternoon with Congressman Addison Smith at the chamber of commerce to discuss approvals and details for the Greater Port Hall project. The government has already released 100,000 to enlarge the Fort Hall ditch to supply water to Michaud flats. The discussions cover 24,000 acres on Michaud flats held in trust for Indians, a Power county project of about 18,600 acres, and later development between 30,000 and 40,000 acres under the Greater Fort Hall project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Port Hall
Fort Fall Sicket
Michaud Flat
Mrs Locke Returns from National Missionary Society Meet
Mrs. Harry H. Locke came back Tuesday from Pasadena where she attended the national convention of the Women's Home Missionary society of the MFE church with about 1400 delegates from all states and visiting delegates from Japan, China and Canada. She then visited her daughters Mrs. J. M. Simmons in Los Angeles and Mrs. George Shugrue in Oakland before returning home via Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Locke
Pasadena
Calif
Women's Home Missionary Society of the
MFE
My Sex Needs This Pik Above All Facial Cleanliness
An ad from Edna Wallace Hopper promotes Facial Youth a skin cleansing formula inspired by Lucie Lantelme. It claims deep cleansing without skin absorption and promises clear skin free of blemishes. The copy urges women to clip a coupon and try the product now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
Lucie Lantelme
Mars
Ednn Wallace Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Piano Recital Highlights Work of Mia Ethel M Smith Students
A piano recital last night at the L D B Second ward chapel featured Mia Ethel M Smiths students, both beginners and advanced, under her instruction. A large audience of parents and friends praised the rapid advancement and the teacher was described as an accredited state authorized to issue credits for work done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. B. Second Ward
Kane to Attend Conference on Athletic Reinstatement
John H. Kane sports editor of The Tribune and State Athletic Commission member departs on No. 17 for Boise to join F. A. Jeter and T. J. Sherlock for a Saturday conference. Tara Dern of Salt Lake seeks reinstatement after being barred for an unlicensed Mackay match on September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kane
the Tribune
State Athletic Commission
Boise
F. A. Jeter
Department of Law Enforcement
T. J. Sherlock
Athletic Commission
Tara Dern
Salt Lake
Dern
Mackay
Whittier Parent-Teachers Elect Officers At Meeting
An election of officers was held for the Whittier Parent-Teachers association last night. W. P. Whittaker was chosen president with Mrs KE D Wilson as vice president and Miss Frances Lawkes as secretary and treasurer. The meeting featured a convention report 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 Leonel Denham and Mrs FE W Hall along with Mrs L A Fossom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
Parent- Teachers’ Association
W. P. Whittaker
KE. D. Wilson
Frances Lawkes
Parent Teachers’ Convention
Hoffman
Rachel Crane
Marie Smith
Kennersley
Leonel Denham
FE. W. Hall
L. A. Fossom
Purde Bull Strong Stock Exhibit to Open Sunday
Farmers and stockgrowers from southeastern Idaho will attend a pure bred livestock exhibition at the Short Line track 14 passenger yards from 9 to 10 30 a m. The stock ships by special train to the Pacific livestock exhibition in Portland and will later go to the national exhibition in Chicago. The exhibit is one of the finest gathered in the country and will interest Idaho stockgrowers and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Pacific Livestock Exhibition
Portland
Chicago
Golden Rule Stores opens new American Falls location
John Hood, president of Golden Rule Stores, reports the American Falls store is established in the new townsite. He notes moving activity ongoing and limited water and light service in the old townsite, prompting many to seek locations in the new townsite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hood
Golden Rule Stores Company
American Falls
Mr. Hood
Golden Rule
Falls
National Apple Week Observed Across Union Pacific Lines
National apple week will be celebrated from October 31 to November 6 with apple dishes featured in dining cars on Union Pacific system lines and similar menus in hotels and restaurants. A Tribune recipe book containing 150 apple dishes issued by the Union Pacific agricultural department at Omaha has been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific System
The
Tribune
Agricultural Department of the
Omaha
Business Leaders Meet in Idaho City for State Chambers
Frank E. Coates, special representative of the Los Angeles chamber of commerce, has spent two days in Pocatello with local businessmen and chamber officials. He leaves tonight for Boise to address a gathering of state secretaries of chambers of commerce at a meeting called by J. A. Harader, secretary of the Boise chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Post Office Embezzlement Case
Jennie A. Logan pleaded guilty before Federal Judge PF.8. Dietrich to embezzlement of post office funds while postmistress at Arbon. She was fined $500 with ten days stay of execution and the alternative rest in Power county jail. Paul Heath released on own recognizance to await March term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie A. Logan
Arbon
Dietrich
Power
Paul Heath
Presbyterian church speaker and community notices
Mrs. Charles W. William of the Perth Oregon foreign missions board will speak at a Sunday meeting and preach at the evening service. Mrs. G T Davies will sing at the afternoon service. Congressman Addison T. Smith and Mayor C Ben Fross spoke to Irving junior high students on initiative and Old Transides, urging attendance at the Pocatello Preston game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gtbak Scivday
Charles W. William
Foreign Board of Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Perth
Oregon
William
G. T. Davies
Addison T. Smith
C. Ben Tfross
Irving Junior High School
Chamber official to visit Caldwell livestock show and Boise meeting
Secretary E. J. Phidsted of the chamber of commerce travels to Caldwell for a livestock show and will attend a meeting of state secretaries of chambers of commerce in Boise. He also plans to visit the Pacific livestock exhibition in Portland before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Phidsted
Chamber of Commerce
Caldwell
Chambers of Commerce
Boise
Fieldsted
Portland
Pupils of Landgren to Present Recital at Adelaide Anderson School
Evelyn Landgren’s pupils will present a program tonight at 8 p.m. at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music. Performers include Ethel Smith Kathryn Ray Olga Hines Jean Slingsworth Vivian Mole Ada Westrom Florence Bourne Ed Laabs Helen Young and Violet White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Landgren
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Ethel Smith
Kathryn Ray
Olga Hines
Jean Slingsworth
Vivian Mole
Ada Westrom
Florence Bourne
Ed Laabs
Helen Young
Violet White
Improvements noted on North Garfield and North Arthur avenues
New improvements are noted on North Garfield and North Arthur avenues where several modern residences near completion. Construction includes the home of Charles Renfro on North Garfield and the homes of Fred Malloy and A K E Forster on North Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Garfield
North Arthur
Charles Renfro
Fred Malloy
A. K E. Forster
James Poter Pleads Guilty in Intoxication Case
James Poter arrested Thursday night for intoxication appeared before Police Titles John W. Peter this morning. He pled guilty and, failing to pay a $25 fine, was committed to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Poter
John W. Peter
Hospital mixup lists daughter as child of Dahlquists
The hospital corrected its yesterday report stating that the Dahlquist couple of 1042 North Lincoln welcomed a son, not a daughter. The parents are Mr. and Mrs FE L Dahlquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Dahlquist
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Rudolph Primbs
Francis George
North
Lincoln
Local detective chief Clark Sellers visits Pocatello
Clark Sellers, once head of the Revelare Detective agency's city office, is visiting Pocatello today. He now resides elsewhere but makes a return appearance in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Sellers
Revelare Detective Agency
Pocatello
Mr. Sellers
Idaho attorney in city for federal court business
Attorney Douglas Hix of Idaho Palls is in the city today on federal court business. Mrs. Springer Evans of Pomona was a guest at the BEFE Mo hecly home over Monday and Tuesday this week. Evans, a former Pocatello resident, was honored at several parties during her visit. Jack Harteng, Bilack Toch contractor, and family leave for Boise to spend the winter. Tartong awarded the Boise to Nampa road contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hix
Idaho
Boise
Nampa
Expert criminal identifications in high demand in Los Angeles
Mr. Sellers, active in Los Angeles for criminal identification work in major California cases, is en route to Boise and paused in Pocatello to visit old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Sellers
Boise
Pocatello
Funeral for Westev Uffelmann Held at Family Home
The funeral for Westev Uffelmann, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Uffelmann, was conducted this afternoon at 3 o clock from the family home five miles north of the city. Interment followed at Mountainview under the direction of McHan Undertaking Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westev Uffelmann
Jacob Uffelmann
Mountainview
The
McHan Undertaking Company
Cattle cars shipped from Portello to Ogden firm
Two cars of cattle moved Thursday night and one car this morning from Portello to the Peck Bros. Commission company at Ogden. Brands on the cattle were inspected by Constable Barney McGarvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poratello
Peck Bros. Commission Company
Ogden
Barney McGarvey
Carruthers Headed to Salt Lake for Utah Colorado Game
Mr and Mrs R J Carruthers travel to Salt Lake today to attend the University of Utah versus University of Colorado game scheduled for tomorrow in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J0. Carruthers
Salt Lake
University of Utah
University of Colorado
Shotwell Heads to Florida for Winter Visit
J. E. Shotwell, a tree and lawn specialist, leaves for Florida today to spend the winter there and will return to Pocatello in the spring to resume landscaping duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Shotwell
Florida
Mr. Shotwell
Pocatello
Whittleseys Head to Boise for Weekend Visit
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Whittlesey and their young daughter Patricia depart for Boise to spend the weekend with Mrs. Whittlesey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Whittlesey
Patricia
Boise
Mrs. Whittlesey
Mrs
B. B. Brooks
Mrs Patterson Leaves for Carson From Visit
Mrs. David Patterson who has been visiting her aunt Mrs. M Hawkins for ten days departed this morning for her home in Carson Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Patterson
M. Hawkins
Carson
Nev
Vandals Face Gonzaga In Spokane Grid Clash
The University of Idaho Vandals travel to play Gonzaga University Saturday in Spokane after a four game win streak. Gonzaga has losses to Oregon State and a tie with Montana. Coast Conference schedule lists Idaho vs Gonzaga with other regional matchups.
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University of Idaho
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Gonzaga
Oregon Aggies
University of Montana
Idaho
Epekane
California
Oregon
Portland
Stanford
Palo Alto
Arzona
Southern California
Los Angeles
Boise high school eleven Saturday afternoon
A brief note reports Boise high school fielded a sixteen player squad for Saturday afternoon activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise High School
J C Phillips Found Not Guilty on Two Counts in Fed Prohibition Trial
J C Phillips faced federal charges for violating national prohibition law. He was acquitted on two counts involving selling and possession and found guilty on one count of possession. Sentencing scheduled later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Phillips
Mayor Calls End to Leaf Burns on City Streets
Notice requests discontinuing burning leaves along edge of paved streets to protect asphalt. issued by Mayor C Ben Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ben Ross
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Hobart Bosworth
Myrtle Stedman
Olive Tell
John Bowers
Jack Derville
Grand Orpheum Orchestra
Hans Fisher
Cello
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Hayden Talbot
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