Boise Football Men Guests At Rousing Banquet
Boise high School Was the guest of Twin Falls last night at a lively banquet at Tom's Café. Speeches honored the Boise team with Coach Keene praising Twin Falls sportsmanship and stating the best team won. Assistant Coach Worges urged facing larger schools, and Clinton Jivans praised Boise and Keene for their clean play.
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Tom's Café
W. F. Passer
Poastaimster
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Boise
Worges
Salt Lake
Clinton W. Jivans
Postal Girls Oppose Uniforms at Club Meeting
The coach described yesterday’s game as closer than the score indicated. Captains Lawrence Quinn of Boise and Jake Irwin of Twin Falls spoke along with Laurence Sizer, Harry Barrett, Donald King, and Joe Garvey, plus D. A. Hiles, Carle Oltz, and J. H. Jones. Music by the Blue Bird orchestra accompanied a program that included officer elections and a principal address by I. C. McGowan of Pocatello on Physical Fitness.
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Lawrence Quinn
Jake Irwin
Boise
Twin Falls
Laurence Sizer
Harry Barrett
Donald King
Joe Garvey
D. A. Hiles
Carle Oltz
J. H. Jones
Blue Bird Orchestra
Rupert tops Burley. Kdler defeats Buhu in tense clash
Reported high school football results show Rupert overpowering Burley 42 to 7 while Kdler edges Buhu 27 to 20. Twin Falls remains in state title contention after a 42 to 0 win over Boise and a 0 to 0 tie Caldwell-Nampa.
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Kansas
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Michigan Aggies
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Olfer Boys Conference Opens At High School Today
The Olfer Boys conference for Southern Sho opens this afternoon at 4 o clock at the high school. A committee will oversee worker nominations for the election at night. A special car from Potatello to Minidoka will join the fast mail service today. Leaders meet at 6 15 with delegations gathering at 7 30 and welcomes by J E Ostrander Rev C F Moord and Jake Irwin. Leslie Doe of Burley will deliver the response.
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Minidoka
Torgether
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Newell Wight Head Club Secretaries in Idaho
At Caldwell yesterday the Idaho Commercial Secretaries association adopted resolutions urging action on magazine depictions of Yellowstone Park damage from reclamation plans. Newell S. Wight was reelected president, with J. W. Tanner and W. H. P. Hill named as officers. St. Anthony chosen as next convention site.
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Caldwell Yeterday
Yellowstone Park
Interstate Commerce Commission
Newell S. Wight
Moscow papers confirm concessions report to Russia
A semi official dispatch from Moscow says Vanderlip has arranged for concessions in Kamchatka and that American capitalists, via the Handel company of Norway, are negotiating exports to Russia valued at francs 139 900 000. In Sioux City Iowa William Haneline, 29, shot and killed his stepfather, 64, after alleging the latter attacked his mother and relatives. he fled in an automobile but was overtaken by police.
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Discovery of prehistoric cliff dwellings near Colorado canyon
Reported to Prof. Jean A. Jeancon, agent of the United States Bureau of Ethnology, the discovery notes two village sites believed to be ancient cliff dwellings in a canyon west of the junction of the Yampa and Green rivers in a remote northwestern Colorado region.
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Bride Arbitag Frances Wood Weds J Francis Masterson
A pretty informal home wedding occurred yesterday as Miss Arbitag Frances Wood daughter of Mrs Mary Wood wed J Francis Masterson of Twin Falls at the bride’s home 336 Fifth Ave Northeast officiated by Rev Edgar L White pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church. Bridesmaid Miss Hilda Holderman best man Ashley Feabody Haggard. Ceremony featured a white satin gown trimmed with silver lace and a turkey buffet for thirty relatives and guests. Afterward the couple left for a southern trip returning around December 14. Masterson is a state inspector on federal aid project number 28.
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Mary 3. Wood
J. Francis Masterson
Twin Falls
Fifth Avenug East
Edgar L. White
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Hilda Holderman
Ashley Feabody Haggard
Miss Wood
Oklahoma Beats Drake to Clinch Missouri Valley Title
Oklahoma defeated Drake 44 to 7 in Des Moines on November 25, clinching the Missouri Valley championship. The game saw Oklahoma outplay Drake, with strong rushing and defense securing the victory.
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Columbia
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Ohio State Accepts California Invitation for Pasadena Game
President W C Thompson telegraphed acceptance of the Tournament of Roses invitation for Ohio State to play football in Pasadena on New Year’s Day. The athletic board and faculty approved the game, with Professor Thomas E French wiring from the west.
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W. C. Thompson
Ohio State University
Tournament of Roses Committee
Ohio State
Pasadena
Cal
University Athletic Board
Thomas E. French
Ohio State Team Plans Conference Trip This December
Coach Wille of Ohio State announced that practice for the contest, likely against the University of California, will start no later than December 4. Athletic Director L. W. St. John said the entire Western Conference championship team is eligible to make the trip.
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Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce train to Mexico City
A special train carrying 155 Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce members departed for Mexico City for a trade excursion. The group will visit several Mexican cities and attend General Obregon's presidential inauguration.
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Bly's Cream Balm relief for catarrh and cold
An advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion and catarrh. It claims Bly's Cream Balm clears blocked passages, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and restores easy breathing with a small aromatic application in the nostrils. The copy urges readers to buy from their druggist and try the product.
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