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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
gmS Baltimore : GOnntg.
Sci 6 creme iir Sen Sep
TENDER rmin II.

Is d morene iii Sen Sep
TENDER Germ II.
Sls @ei6porene fir Den Septem-
ber.1 ermin oes areisgcrifts 800
8i6tcr 6ronf 5. Duncan foIgcnoc
Serren:
+. 9iItrift = Somuel ". Otuens,
Hi6oro s. 8afer, Charles @. @olo,
ner uno Socob Sam;
3. 9iitrift - Sobn Gn9le, George
u. Seocod ino q. Bruce &oof;
3. 0iitrift = ". @plie Gallagher,
Somes Snmilton, George ". @am-
brill lllo Is. 2pnn &ugcrs, len;
4. Qiitrift - 81. Robert 5. Senrp,
Goluin .. Selbp unO Sobn .. Os-
borne;
5. 9iItrift - @eSlep &opiton uno
Socob Suile;
6. 9iItrift - CHARLES s. 9otc,
6reoerid u. Soiboa unO 6ronf Sbo-
mas;
Z. GiItrift - Soibuo q. Stonbi.
foro, 8iharo s. @ilep uno @morp
Is. SAMPLER;
s. Iiitrift = George ", Su6bar0,
Cabin 9. Yrice, Charles $. Gron.
borOt uno Sarrp 9. Sbiplep;
8. 0iitrift : Sobn ". See, 8eorgc
q. Seibel, Soiepb $. Bruins unO
2olprence y. Sinoaa, JIM;
10. 3iitrift - .. 9(aen SporfS
uno Denis M. MottbenS;
If. Diltrift - Anorem S. Sbeor.
mani Somes j. Glomon uno 9bos.
". Heorce;
~. 0iltrift - Soiepb Z. Moffett,
8ronf &roft, @enrp zimmerman un6
SameS @. 2iooarO;
10. Iiitrift = Smen S. Murpbp
uno George Norer;
IA. 2iitrift - 6reOerif 2oiiobn
uno &arrp &nrtmon;
10, 0iItrift - CHARLES IS, @oolf
8iQiom $. aeener, Geo. ". Sugbes
uno Sobn s. 0uniels.
@ertbpolIes Bfero toll.
mItbtg.
Gin lpertbpoQes FierO, @igentbuml
oeS Srlt. Sobn Gppie bon g(r6utus,
muBte megen @oiieriheu getootet
meroen. SEER Eppie fam Dor einigen
@o6en nit elmer @ogenlaOung iei.
ner Ionbihoitliden gr3ellgniiic mad
Der Stoot gefobren, un0 bel oieicr
@%elegenbeit muroe 0os BferO bon eli
mem Sunoe in Die 2ippe gebiiien.
Sroboem Die @unoe iofort our6 Ell
men Sbieror5t ollSgebronnt muroe,
5cigte Dos Cher Dor einigeu 3ogen
3eihen bon Iollmutb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
8eiMRocr Sport.
8olfSipielc oeS oMorplonoS Animm.
Clubs. SSnterciiontc Gonteitc

8%olfSipielc OeS ,WarpIonoS 6mimms
Glubs". - Snterciiuntc Gonteitc
morgen I'M oGlcctric-Eorf",
Sd)ruimmcr eriter alniie BON Ebis
laoeIpbio unO @oibington.
Ser nMarpIano Sfpuimm.Gllb"
peranitaltet morgen, Snmltog No6.
mitta9s, I'M n@lcctricz8orf ieine
i1brlihe SolfSipiel. uno S6lpinms
Gonteite, unO penn Der @cttergott
nidt einen Stri6 ourd) Die Hefnung
modlt, ueriprehen oieie SpieIe mo
bouptiahlid 0uS @ettihlpimmen Dem
HubIifum Experimentation Sport.
Someit baben lid 26 Clubs nit t67
(betlnebmer 81 oen perihic0enen
Wettl0ufen ulo @etti6mimmcn al.
anqemeIoet. Ger 9bilooeIpbier
S6mimm.Glub ihidt ieinc beiteu
S6mimmer, Die $50. Z. Q. @bitafer,
9. 8apis, @m. 0upies, s. u. WfcGos
rep uno s. 8. SHUTTER, mo altd) pom
8oibingtoner nGbriitl. &erein iunger
Wt0nner" iinO uiele %ongcmelOet.
NQs 8rciSrihter bel Den @ettlGll.
len iper0en fungiren: 2icut. 5. @.
Grapforb bon @oibinaton, 8llitop
8romn, Tbcooorc 2. StrouB, Gbeo.
&iitler mo Sobn 2orett. Die Yreis.
ridtcr fir ooS 8olfStllrnen iino: 6.
s. 9efett pom @oibin8toner vGbriltl,
&erein iiluger WtGnner," 8m. 9eder,
". Is. 9upiS, 6. Is, @ellerlein uno
Sbomos 3ebnter, gIS YreiSridtcr
fir oas @ettihluimmcn lit Sr. s. $.
Stcrrett geluonncn lpor0eli. Serr
Stcrrett lit Der @riinDer oeS Ebilo.
oeIpbier SdpimmsGllbS llno cine
NutoritGt in ser S6mimmfunit..
Seine Sonobiider iiber ooS Sdtpim,
men iinb in peridyicOenen S6mimm-
I~nltulten bcS 2oloe8 cingeiiibrt. Die
u. q. Spoloing SO. bot Elm ieioeneS
Bonner geidenft, meldeS Dem 8eretlt
5uf1at, ipclfeS Die mciIten Yunftc
erringt.
Ger .Morplono Sdnpimm-Glub"
lit Der gr0Bte ieiner glrt I'M Siiben
nn0 Die 3obl Der MitgIieber belditit
iid) o1tf 270 Yerionen, peld)e Iib
nid)t oIlein I'M SdNpimmen ilber
lonoern oitd) i'm Tolfsturnen. Die
Inlogen OeS Clubs befinoen iid am
YotopSco bel 9unoolf unb belte6cit
oltS einem id)onen Gllibbors nit &C.
rGumi9en Gorlors, Billiard, Babe
uno Nnfleioe5immern uno elmer fei-
men Slide, neIber Elm 8oddei Dor.
itebt, ard Elm 6elb BON bier ader
2onh itebt Den Witglieoern fir @uie.
bail ltnb Basketball sur Scrfiigung.
nie folgt:
0urd Sen .3ent Of e II
reponbenten" ee II IL
BEN. - Gor einigen Gagen brad)te
Ser .5eltide Correspondent" oie
Mittbeitlng, Dab Elm friiber in BAL
timore mobnenber aiigliIt 9ud aus
2nnaen bei Bremen bon Ieiner Mut-
ter bird Warid)oa 6ornan 9einft
miirbe, ga icine llnteridrift fir Den
8erfn,if bes BON ieinem Batter binter.
Gaiieneu SoiiieS %notbpenbig Jet. Die
9railt oeS iungen Mannes inb Oieie
Hohriht inn y0eutihen Gorreipon-
benten" i,to benadrihtiate Sergeant
8eBpein pom Holi5ei . Iepartcment,
ooB Sr. Bud iest in Gleuelnno, IN
SIR. III. Sit.HioeritroBe, mobne,
nodbem er Baltimore am 10. glpril
oieies Sabres o~erlaiien. Warihna
Sarton Bat 6rou 9itd bon Dem ieti-
gen Auientbalt hires Sobnes Mit-
tbeiliing genadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
Sdiffsfarten bon inS mad Seatid
fnu6.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite $50, $45 uno $47.50. gremer
biz Baltimore: $3.50 uno $3.50,
Hunoreiie gu billiaerem Ireiie. Sbro,
s. Sicner & &c., 217, Si-Yaltimore.
Strake. (t70-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
&benmatismas, 8idt, Masen- nnb
Wcrucn &runfbciten

fonnen poiitip furirt ~rueroen.
8enn Sic ale nnoeren Wetbooen
periudt .uno feline Seilune gefunoen
baben, 10 coniiiltiren Sic
@ienna Sanitorinm,
4t3 @eIt . Gopette Strnbe.
81rterin aiIipeienb. Snli2t-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
cHiSisaer etanb Der Clubs.

SnSnitrie- Haraoc, oentidle 9tsiiion.
@crIammlnns Der Marihale, Mo'
~jntanten etc.
- bente Nbenb s ltbr -
in Der harmonic . ,6allc," 0r. Ala,
Meit-6 apetteitrahe. (243)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

Srou q. Hpttenbetg bon Sum-
fer, S..G., uitb Srou 81. Stern bon
Soponnob Ga, Iito bel ibrerS dipe.
lter, 6roit $. 8. Shnellberger, Or.
2014, WcgnIob.S trnBe, auf 9eiltf).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
Shep. 8. 9iener G: 60.

Meiie Bureau uno @edreIItiibe.
Sd,iffsfarten bon uno nah 9eutih-
Ianb NIT Dem Morooentifen 2IopS
uno anoeren 9inien. Geiiepdiic, 8ed.
Tel, g~reoitbriefe nRb @aolenoHngen.
217 Dit.yaIfimOre- Strahc.
(0no-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
&leiSrr MAIDEN Qeute,

tpcnu file bon u. anierim, a1lnoen.
ihneioer, @r. ~, Ioro.g i,topitrnbe,
beraeitelt iino..
(apriIt7-.iSiGr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

Scr @inbre6er un6 bic
ungelo6ene 6Itntc. = Srn.
Butler $. @cipc bon Nr. 1913, Yenns
lplponinsIOemic, gelong eS geltert
friib, einen permutbliden @inbreder
in Dem Speiie5immer ieincr 8ob'
nltltg Dor Die Slinte 81 befommer,
unb obmobl 2etterc ni6t gelaoen
ipar, mllroe Der Grtoppte IN cine
iolde SooesonqIt periebt, Dab er nidt
MIR flebentli6 bot, man mofte i6m
soS 2e6cr idenfen, Ionoern oit6 &c.
ouloig mnrtcte, bis oer' in Der Sad.
borid)oft befinolihe Eoli5iIt 9eap
berbeigerufen mar uno i'm IN @ms
piong nabnt. 9ei'm geitrigen &erbor
IN Der norbpeitlid)en Eoli5eiItation
itelltc es iif beroilS, boB Der @efonz
gene fein mirflider Ginbreder, ion.
ocrn Nleronoer 0oriep aus Innopo.
lis mar, Der iih einen Iffen oitf9eIa.
ben bate ll1b unbemiibt in Die @oG-
nung oes Srn. @eipe gelongte. Inn
bort iein miioeS Soupt nieber5ule9en.
Obpobl Die Inidutloigung Dee Gin.
brlihS 5uriifge5ogen mur0e, belt c3
&idtcr Carr ooh fir gut, oen jungen
W}ann lucgcn ieineS unoroentliden
9ctrogens aht Gage i'm nSoteI
Soof" oisrlt6en 81 Ioiien.
GIles ert 10 lit g nj
ice Henncn. Sir oos Srpei'
togigc Hennen am /. rtnb B. Septcm,
Der, melfeS inter ben auipi5ien bes
oEatapsco Stunt Clubs" ltattfinoet,
lit nunncbr GueS fertiggeitellt uno
Derben Die Gennen bel Regen ooer
Sonneni6ein geboltcn meroen. SIS
merbcn on ieoem Gage ieds &ennen
iein uro miro nit Dem erlten Yunft
3.t5 llbr bc9onnen meroen. Solgen0e
9eamte nuroen ernannt: Hidter,
Sr. @nt. Z. Briggs; Steporbs, SS.
Rebmono s. Stetport, Garter &.
gotpie hno 6elir u. Suaipnn. 81.
men Soiipton5iebungspunft miro an
ieoem 1og ein Siiroenrennen fir
Serrcn biloeri. litter Tenen, meld)e
lid -oaron ST bctbeiligcn aeoenfen,
beiinoen iih Die $50. Geo. s. &id)o.
los, Seruis Spencer, iun., Sohn
Srder Don Hbilaoelpbio, 8. Splanb
Sones, 5ranf 9roiun, iun., ". s.
Srem uno S'9onnea Gee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

Die 4uitern a II g.Sui 0 II
beginnt herte I'm Witternadyt. unb
nit 1aaeseralen meroen Ianienoe
2luiternfiider nit Dem 3anaenfong
bei6dfiigt iein. Ter Sang nit Dem
Gehen ninr1t crit an 10. Oftober
ieinen anfana. Witte nGfiter @ode
fonnen Die eriten auitern aui Dem
Mnrft 31i ermarten iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

VofeboIl. - @ieberllm hoben
Ole 9altimorer 9oieboQipieler perIo.
rem. Sic ipielten gcitcrn in Neiporf.
0ie Clubs bon Buffalo unO Montreol
ipielten nidt, Gic Spiele Der iibrigcn
Clubs Der nSeitlihen Sigo" luoren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
Der 1SpnS luGdlit.

llcber $1,000 geiteru fir Die Subcl-
icier eingcloufeu. - 9rci 6irmcrl
crb0ben ibre Contribution pon
500 nuf ie $3.50. - Ger Stul'
nnfong.
Die SubicriptionsIiite 5ur Gedung
ser llnfpitcn Der Sitbclfeier bat iest
ole &0bc BON $t8,0t0.25 erreidt, uub
muroen olein 0eitern 1924 einge.
ionot. SSdit crireltlif mar Die ST.
b0blng Der 9eitr0ge Scr 6iruen
Sobn Sllrit & 60, InnieI Wtiuer 4
So. unO y, 20. Sutton & So, Don
500 oui je $3.50. &oifentIid finOet
oicie pntriotii6e @anOl1ngsmetle
ni6t mr. Nn6ubmung, ionoern miro
aud glnberc n%nipornen, ibr S6eri.
lciu 81 oieicr 6eier bei5uiteuern, oo-
nit ole nod notbuenOigen $1,000
GoI0 geoedt merOen.
glae an3eid)en int SauptQuarticr
iprcten 0ofiir, Oab Die geplanten
3cforutionen un0 Yaroben Nues
iI6crtrcficn 1poS bisbcr in Baltimore
in oicier Siniidt aeicbeu porOen lit.
Gie 8orbereitungen fir Die Snous
itricpnruoe meroen pom @robmor.
idoQ Sberit 8. u. 9opfin nit gro.
Der llntiiht getrofien. Gerielbe Der.
fennt ni6t Die S6pierigfeiten, mel.
d5e cine iol6e Yardoc nit 5~nuienocn
BON unOis5iplinirten WGnnern peritr.
iodt, bod meroen ieine Srores an
aiir5e wno 8iinoigfeit Nifts SIT
miini6cn ii6rig laiien. @r lit tGglib
in 9erotbung nit ben Mari6Guen
ser pier 0ipiiionen S. j. 9aBler,
major 5. IS. Bangboru, SberIt S.
6ronf Supplee unb j. 6. @oroner.
uno lit Gberit 9ohfin gerpiB, ooB
NQcs am Gage ser Yara6e Happen
miro. Bic 2ofomotipfiibrer, Sei5er,
Gonouftcurc mo 8remier Der BAL.
timore.O bio.@ abn" batten geiteru
Nlbeuo IN Ser GroBitraben-W arftbaae
cine 8%criommIung, in melfer Woior
Eongborn oeniclben ieine Sntentio'
men iiber Oie 9etbeiligung ~oerielbcn
al Ger Eorooe ouseinanoerieete. 9ic
Baltimore Ohio" .stngeitelten pcr.
ocn in leds 9ataiQonen bon ie 1000
Wunn mnrihiren. SeoeS Battalion
bat icin cigencs Wtuiifcorps uno lpers
ben iGmmtlifc 5000 Monn blnuc
9lolrieu urb meiBe aorfbelme, iopie
ab5eiten trngen. Gieielben biloen
oie 5meite 3ioiiion Der Snouitrie-
parade. tt.1.u.
NodOcm geitcrn befonnt geruoroen
mar, DOB ser @e0inn Ser offentlihen
Shltlel1 ant Den II. september per
ihoben poroen lit, ianote YrGiiOent
Socn an Cardinal Gibbons einen
9ricf, IN Dem CT eriufte, Die fntboli-
iden @orodiolidptten e6enioas crit
nof Scr Sllbelfeier Beginner ST. loi-
fen. 4,Iul
@cute liefen foIgenOe S%lI6ifriptio'
men Gin:
&atle 4 yoll1g $40
10. Q. 2epp & Son %
81. 3. 2eop Cons & Co.,. 20
Nortb Bros. & StrmtS ...... 90
@loer Sorriion So. ........ 10
Stemort & Seth ......... 5
SlopSnlon & So. ......... 10
SiSco Bros. 10
Ssroel 6ino & Son ....... 8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

0rOke 5cier Ses
Sentiden Cages i'm Miperpiefu-9a lar
ain IL. Geptember
inter ben anipisicn Ses ylluoobinsi.
gen Siraerpcreins ppn Marblanb."
lSaIi2zi5-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

Terlangt: Gin gro661der eriter
4IaiIe. Ra65ufragen in Tole'S
9Gderei, 8r. 200, SanOuer-Strake.
(243)
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-27
Should Organize.

Now that the fine weather is here
the baseball fans should get togeth-
er and encourage the local PLAYERS
in organizing a team. There are
some very good players in town
this year and very strong team
could be organized, one that could
easily hold the chamionship of the
county
While the grounds are not in
very good condition now it would
only take a very small amount to
fix them and we are sure if the
team organized that the local en-
thusiasis would be willing to sub
scribe literally.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-27
Time to Start.

Fit is the intention OF the citi-
gems OF Shoshone 70 have eeIebra-
ton here the coming Fourth of July
1T is about time that meeting be
called and active preparations be-
gun. 1t will not do to postpone it
very much longer as previous cele-
brations have taught US that there
is very seldom enough time at the
most.
Last year the citizens of Sho-
shone spent the national holiday in
HALEY. This year we should
spend it at home and invite our
neighbors to join US.
Now is the time 20 start. Do
not sit back thinking that there
are others in town that will take
your place and that they can get
along without your assistance.
Every one is needed aud once you
start in do not neglect to do your
part: il we will all get together at
the start and stay together until
the finish we can have a celebra-
ton in Shoshone this year such as
we have never had before.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-27

is Mrs. alexander, OF Carey Me-,
who has found DR.. Kings New
Life Pills to be the best remedy
she ever tried for keeping the
stomach, Liver and Bowels in per-
feet order. You'll agree with her
if you try these painless purifiers
that infuses new life. Guaranteed
by W. H. Baugh Shoshone and w.
Van lorns Hagerman, Price 25c.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-27
Continued from page

tor was submitted and approved.
The bonds and applications for
liquor license of the following IL
quor dealers, were presented, APP
proved and the Auditor ordered to
issue the licenee, viz:
Joe Keeker, Shoshone.
Thos. Fay, Shoshane.
Matt McFall, Shoshonc.
W. L. Coltharp, Hagernlan.
Peter Peterson, Minidoka.
D. L. Root, Rupert.
w. S. McQuain, Rupert.
The following claims were allow
ed on the scalp bounty fund:
Bert Adams $3.50
Tom Goodirg 1.50
VIM. w. Brown 1.5O
Hannah Smith made applica-
ton to the Board to be refunded
the amount of taxes heretofore
paid by her on the NJ SCI, NE4,
SW4, Sec. 2 I. 5 S., r. II f., as
patented land and it appearing to
the Board that said land is not
patented and taxes have been illeg-
ally assessed against it, it is there
fore ordered that the Auditor draw
4 warrant in favor of Hannah
smith for the sum of $25 IS.
Claims continued on the Cur
'ent Expense fund:
S DelIinge- Co Supplies. ..$ $500
ell $500
Hrs. BIZ. Benson care pauper 800
It's hereby ordered that all
laims, petitions and other matters
0 be acted upon by the Board at
ny NEE ting, must be filed with
he Clerk not later than the Satur-
ay preceding any such meeting,
The Board adjourned the regular
leeting until May 18th, 1906 at 10
. m.
F. E. CROSSE,
Chairman.
-ttest:
J. I. MCMAHON, Clerk. :
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-27
Is The Moon Inhabited.

Science has proved that the
moon has an atmosphere, which
makes life in some form possible
on that satellite; but not for hui
man beings, who have a hard
enough time on this earth of ours;
especially those who don't know
that Electric Bitters cure Head
ache, Biliousness, Malaria, Chills
and Fever, Jaundiee, Dyspepsia
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-27
Methodist Church.

Sunday, IL a. M, sermon, sub
ject, THE Sure Light" Sunday
School at - m. Epworth League
at 7;f5. Evening worship at 5
o'clock, subject, "The Use and Ben
etitof Meditation" To the pub
lie we say your coming denotes
your interest. Always welcome.
Gospel preaching with good live
congregational singing, interspers
ed with something in the way of
special music.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-27
Commencement Exercises.

The graduating exercises of the
Shoshone High School were held at
the opera house last Monda Y
seveningand were witnessed by a
very large ane enthusiastic audi
ence. The class, which numbered
six young ladies, namely: Bessie
M. Burnsides, Laura Gwin, Amy
Crandall, Callie Huffman, Sadie
Diffendarfer, Minnie Yaden, has
finished the course of instruction
in the Shoshone High School with
better grades than probably any
previous class and their excellent
work has not only been credit
to themselves but also to the fac
ulty of the schools.
The program rendered by the
class was very Entertaining and the
essays, class prophecy, class recol-
lection-, address of welcome and
class poem were very we'll prepared
and delivered. The class uas as
sisted in the program by local tai
ent and the presentation of diplom
as and the address to the class was
made by the Hon E. A. Walters.
The Hall was very prettily deco
rated with the class colors and red
roses, the class flower, and carna-
tions were everywhere to be seen.
The class was the recipient of
many valuable tokens Of esteem
and congratulation from their
friends, who swarmed on the S age
after the program to shake hands
with the graduates and wish them
'in tina; state of life unto
which it shall please God to call /,
them"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-27

The cltlzens Of Shoshone have
responded nobly to the call for
help from the stricken cities in
California. The subscription list
is still open and can be found at
the First National Bank.
The amount collected to date is
1906. 30.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-27

HORSES FOR SALE-2O
head of good work horses, weigh
ing from 1850 to 1900 pounds. In
quire of ]. W Robertson, Gooding,
Idaho. 5O-12t
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-27

'ItlS rOlSu!fIsB ~
'oousuy qsI4 W dlqo s,IqA QUO s.lI
-9oueqo GU ssq uoIuItu 9 Mou ma
sAq suo5 siep w NBId ..lBd puels., V
Al pInoo ies foql '9IleuoHIu V
'uonilW u-spoW s9l
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-27

GROUNDED
| ri t trees
acres, in
| b Alfalfa
tons per
to pure,
IN Ideal
!. ,ro,.
|'-'''
| RS.
Fble case
| Q years
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-27
The Relief und.

We the undersigned citizens
of Shoshone, Lincoln County,
Idaho, hereby promise to pay
the sum set opposite our names
for relief fund to be sent to
the Governor and Executive
Committee of California, to. be
used as they may see fit for
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-06

now being followed out to the letter
by the Chinese government who now
have students abroad studying in all
branches Of modern science in the best
schools and colleges available in all
countries. The Imperial Commissions now
sent out to America and Europe are
for the purpose Of studying the best
methods Of government, civil and crimi.
nal laws ETC., with the object Of adop.
tion and it Is safe to predict that IN
twenty years from now China will take
her place among the foremost powers
a. modern and progressive country.
The local branch wa. formed in 1900
and is recognized a. the most per.istant
and determined branch in the association
in its struggle for reform, having d
membership OF over two hundred mem
bers who have been the means of aoitaC.
ing and receiving public schools and
government colleges in their respective
districts and states teaching modern
methods in modern books Of science and
literature.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-06
INSURANCE INVESTIGATION.
Steps Taken to Investigate Insurance
Companies Affairs.

NEW YORK, March J.--According to
the Herald. State Senator Everett Colby
Of Fast Orange, y. j., and Assemblyman
W p. Martin OF Newark, have taken
steps to cause an investigation of the
Prudential Life Insurance Company, the
Fidelity Company, and the Public Ser
vice corporation Of New jersey. These
legislator, have charge Of bills in their
respective houses looking toward this
end. On Wednesday next a determined
effort vii be opened before the joint
committe appointed to listen to the
arraignment Of the insurance companies,
with the object of making up prima
facia case which shall persuade the
Legislature to enter into an inquiry,
similar to that recently made in New
York by the Armstrong committee.
Senator Colby and Assemblyman Mar
tin have been going into reports of out
Of-state insurance commissioners and
books at home, and have prepared mass
of interrogations and an arraignment,
they say.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-06
"THE MILWAUKEE,"

Pioneer Limited" St. Paul to Chi.
cago; Overland Limited" Omaha to
Chicago; Southwest Limited" Kansas
City to Chicago.
No train in the service of any rail-
road in the world equals in equipment
that of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Ry. They own and operate their
own sleeping and dining cars and give
their patrons an excellence of service
not obtainamle elsewhere.
Berths in their sleepers are longer,
higher and wider than in similar cars
on any other line. They protect their
trains by the Block System. H. S.
Rowe, General Agent, l34 Third street,
Portland, Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-06
Chamber Of Commerce.

Chamber OF Commerce. The Astoria
'bnnhr "t Commerce met ~ regular
s"@a,ot lnst evening with a large group
"t well known rIlimn. IN altcDdanr'
and u lively meeting rn~ucd. IN the
ab."ncr ot III" nrw PRECEDENT, {. X.
hntsr. Nj J. W. Nclrh continued 10
hold down ih char be has filled 50 ably
Tor bong iltl", and To" bn-lnr*- 0i
the chamber Waa i"1patrhrd forth Win
I"u vote "i 10" mrnbrr., the prr.mrns
ana ~"rrlniE we're instructed I" cor
respond win the members Of IN" Ore'
@"n delegation III l"ngrr+s ana Itp
the ">p"dirncH "i passing the bill now
l"i"Ir III" las nhket-, providing ior aiI
appropriation ri Sloibo for Ia" erection
Of Il monument upon tho -itr oi famous
old Font 'm''"p Broad discussion en-
'U"d III relation to u" vital n"re--i'y y
u ur" and lnt"te"iin" literature lI
Ia" 'mmhn Of Commerce, and result
"l III to" appointment Of Il special com.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-06

Tainted in Tim'. Yesterday morning
hrtvrru and ; o'clock woman Wa-
seem hwiNing toward the river in the
of the Parker House, aud
a quest or two of that ho~trlrl, suspect
mp that she had designs on her life.
started to investigate her crmnd, As
thry left the house, another woman, c\i.
IDENTIFY following the first, passed thcnr
ON the sidewalk, and from her halt in
artirulnte cries Of terror and warning
verified their fears rs to the purpose, ot
the woman in the lead. They hurried
To the Parker House dock, looking into
all the by.w0ys and corners on either
side, and finally reached the strlngrr-.
One Of the ,carchcrs went to the west
end Of the dock and as he approached
the limit of the dock, stumbled upon
the form Of the women they were look
iny for and only saved himself from 90.
ng into the bay by the most agile and
athletic gyrations possible. BY the time
h, made due announcement of his lind
uuit, II crowd had collected, and the
woman. who was unconscious, was plar.
ed ON Il Whcclbawow and taken to hen
room ON A.tor street, where il develop
ed that she was the notorious Sulcid"
maniac, Big Ella" who, the last time
,h, was possessed of her pet idea
sought extinction via the 0nti-Eamnig
route. and was saved only by the Vigor
ous application of powerful emetlc'
When she came to hcr senses and foun.
that she was still in the world of men
she cursed her soviors to the limit Sol
butting in on her plans.