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All True, but

Tho young was new in town. He
was calling on girl In company with
another young mHn-a mutual fr,cnd-who
was responsible for his being there. Tho
new Young man was wealthy and had owned
half n dozen different kinds of autos in his
timo AS they sat in 40 pnrlor a machine
went whiszing by tho house in the dark.
ness.
Carroll said the mutual friend, what
kind OF n machine was thatl'
''Roo' replied the new young man.
Another auto wont by. What kind was
that7'' asked the other.
Stevens.
A third went by, and the new YOUNG
man told the make. The girl was surprise
''How you tell what they are she
asked, You cant see them.
'Oh, I'm used TO them. said the new
youth with smile. ~ can usually tell by
the Gound
Isn't that queer a. remarked the girl.
Not at all. cRme from the mutual friend
solcmnly. He used to be n chauffeur for
rich man in Kansas City.
The young man is planning 10 call
tho sirl up by phone and oAplnin that the
rich man was his father but Ms Yet he
hasn't had the uorve,--Denycr Post
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Results at Latonia.

CINCINNATI July Catalonia results. =.
First race. five and a half furlongs-Bottles
won. Handspike second. Elected third Time
% 10.
Second race, ono mile-Glassful won. Albert
Fir second, The Gad6y third. Time. l:42 is
Third race, elk furlongs-Sister Frances
won. Meadow Breeze second. DR. Turner
third. Time. IN.
Fourth race. steeplcohase. handicap, club
house oouree-Arc Light won. subador sec
ond, Modred Law third. Time 1886 3-5.
Fifth race six furlongs-Nonie Lucille won
Mayor johnson second, Sand Bath third
Time, l!l5 9-5.
Sixth race. ak furlongs-Inspector Girl
won, Dresden second. Larone third Time.
1:i6 2~5.
Seventh race, one mile-Banposai won. MIL
aong second, Lady Charade third Timo, 40
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CAN'T DECLARE 1T FORFEITED.
President O'Neill of Western League
Nullihes Umpire's Decision.

CHICAGO, July 25.-The game given TO
Omaha today by tho umpire because the Des
Moines team tardy in an appearance on
the field will have 10 be played out TO de-
cision and President O'Nell tonight notified
the manager OF both the teams 10 this cf-
feet President ONeill based bis action on
Section 4S OF the bylaws of the Western
league. This rule states that double-headers
for one admission shall not be permitted until
the last scheduled series of the season Sec
tlon so of the leagues constitution gives
President O'Nell this power
THE umpire was notified this morning
not TO allow two games for one admission, "
said President O'Neill but be dsregarded
my orders. His action in forfeiting the
game to Omaha In direct opposition 10
our rules, and ! have thrown the game out. T"
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At the Meadows.
Special 20 Tho Tribune.

NDcCl1I 70 INo
SEATTLE. July 25.-Tomorrows entries at
tho Mcadows follow. First race thirteen.
Sixteenths OF mile, selling-Rotrou los,
Mooropus 1o5 Alberua l00, Silver Sue lO3,
Bonnet l08
Second race six furlopgs, selling-Tavora
101, Ellerd l07. Iron Watson l06 Temptation
105, Cazazza 1O5, J. NJ. Clom lO5 Seed Cake
103, Betsy lO5. Rosaro 1903.
Third race six furlongs. sclling-Chief Alo-
ha 100, DIR. Sherman 100. Little Mirthful o.
Glendenning lG9. Mimo l09, Tibervale 1O0 Pei
hmm 109, ST. Winnifricde 109 Grosorc 100,
Redwnnd 100, Alice Carey 1o9. Anona 100.
Fourth race, mile, selllng-Tomahawk 107.
Dutiful 107. Flourish lo7, Payne l07, Matt
Hogan lU7 Birdie p, los, Pachuca 105, Our
Snllie 105. Pearl Waters los.
Fifth race, mile and a half-Major Tonny
1o7, Veterano 107. Pricklcs l05, Bxpedient 1Oi,
Iras 104. Watercurc l04.
Sixth race, mile and fifty yards-Fisher Boy
109, Jackful l0l, Bomberdcr l0l. Cabin .10l,
Anvil l0l, Kenova 90
Weather clear; track fast
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M'G|NN|TY'S DEPOSIT
DECLARED FORFEITED
Failed to Appear in Answer to
Charge of Disorderly
Conduct.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs,

PITTSBURG, July 25.-J. 2, McGin'
nifty, pitcher for the National league
baseball team of New York. who was
arrested at Exposition park yesterday
during the game between the Pittsburg
and New York teams after fstic en-
counter with Catcher Peitz OF the Pitts
burg club. did not appear at Allie
eheny Central police station today and
Magistrate Hadfeld declared his de-
posft Of $50 forfeited. The charge
against McGinnity was disorderly con
duct.
Peit5 received notice from President
Pulliam today of suspension pending
an investigation Of Yesterdays affair,
It is understood a similar notice wns
sent to McGinnity.
Peitz will leave for New York to-
uight TO explain his case.
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Races at hte Meadows.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 25.-ReSults Mt the
Meadows: First race, mile and n sixteenth
Invoice won, Pottijohn second, La Taranta
third. Time, 40 u,
Second race. milo and sixtecnth-Storma
won, Byron Rose second, Old Mike third,
Time. l Al.
Third race, seven furlongs-Duelst won,
Hersian second, Ralph Young third. Time,
1:21M.
Fourth race, mile-The Huguonot won,
Judge second, Rightful third. Time, 40,
Fifth race: five and oneh furlonss-
Mistys Pride wen, c. of Diamonds second
J. Gladstone third, Time, 1,o6M
Sixth race, mile and fifty yords-Florence
Fonso won. Brinrthorpe second. Rudabek
third. Time ] .i3 ~.
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New York 9, Detroit O.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
ii Omaha 8. Des Moines 2.

|H.A, July 25.-Thc hrrt game sched-
Today was forfeited 10 Omaha. 9 to
rfue the umpire thought the Des
players were slow in getting ready
ktahe score q tie, the second game was
= the end Of the ninth inning on &C.
- rain, Tho game was fcatureles $
ut, neither side having. any advan-
.Tho pitchers did good work. Omahn
urlo TO score only in the first and
ling, while Dcs Moines succeeded in
ttQ hits in three innings, but with
ltage In tho net Results.
tGI r. II, T..
~. Is o o o o o 2-a 8 2
+Voies 20 0 O 0 0-S o 2
es-McNeeley and Gonding; Miller
d fer
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New York 8, Pittshurg 0.

PITTsBURG, July 26.-Mattbeweon was in
vincihle today and the New Workers finally
took one game OF the series. Although the
Pittshurgs made eight hits, these were scat
tered and they reached third base only three
times Phillipi was relieved after the
fifth inning by Lynch, who held the cham
plons in check. Score; r, II. e,
Pittsburg O.. 80 o 0 0 o 90
New York =. 90 1 l 0 1 0 0 0 0-3
Patterlee-Philippl. Lynch and Phelps
Matthewson and Bresnanan Two-baee hits.
Ritchey. Phelps, Dahleu. Base on balls, of
Phillippl. /; of Mstthewsop. 2. Struck out,
by Phllllppi, 2: by Lynch, l; by Matthewson,
S, Umplree, Emslie and Conway
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
With tho Trigger Artists.

Several local gun club men put in the
morning OF Pioneer day at the Popperton
traps. Wallace BransCord made tho best
score Of the day. Out Of ninety shots
he got eighty seven birds. Out OF the
1rst fifty he got forty eight then he got
twenty-five out of twenty-five and finally
fourteen out of fifteen. His was a bit OF
rare shooting,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
CONTESTANTS NARROWING DOWN
r. G. Hunt Of California Still in Race
for Western Tennis Championship.

CHICAGO, July 25,-Tho contest in sin.
IN tho tournament being played at Kcnwood
County club courts narrowed down today
to \. @. Emerson Of Cincinnati, r. G. Hunt
ford OF Chicago and Blair Larned the Har.
ward champion. w. T. Hayes, the Iowa
champion, was put out by Byford in the
fourth round this afternoon in two straight
sets. Some good matches were played in the
doubles, the last match in the frat round
being disposed OF and two matches being
decided in tho second round
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
SWEET MARIE WINS.
Bay Mare Owned by William Garland
Defeats Wentworth.

ALBANY, n. Y, July 25.-Sweer Marie
(2:oiAl. the bay mare owned by William
Garland OF Los Angeles and driven by Alta
cial match ar Island park. defeating
Wentworth (2:o4tD. the black gelding owned
by Thomas Devln, Jr,. OF Philadelphia and
driven by r. r. MoCardo The mare led all
the way In the lrst heat. Wentworth making
his fight all through the hrst three quarters
OF tho second but being beaten nj last by n
length. The race was for a purse OF $1,000
Time 2:OTt. o:07l,
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6 New York /, Detroit 0.

|~'YORK, July 25-The local team
|nrh games OF the double header from
soday. Kesler and Chase were re-
= for the winning OF the frst game,
''.fohue was unable TO withstand the
fz' rom the New York batters in the
asptest. Scores;
|t.lysme- R X. E.
Al 2 o o o q 0 o.
|a-k / 2 0 o o o ! o is Is A
ples--Eubanks, Siever and Warner;
! = Kleinow.
=. New York 9, Detroit O.
~ game r. II. z.
". % o 0 o 0 o o o 90
TX 30 0 / j 0 0 4 o 80 1s 2
and Schmidt; Chesbro
Ez5uire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
sfov. Mead After Puss.

a "a. Wash. July 25.-On receipt TO-
6tter from The Senttle Chief OF Po
-/1aining OF violations OF the anti
Ing laws. Gov. Mead prepared a cir
N which Will be sent TO all Sher-
rth State. The letter includes that
SlHef aud a copy Of the State laws
fighting.
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Cleveland 8. Boston 2.

a9N, July 25.-Cleveland won the
ie of the series today. TO :. All
resulted from errors. but aside
rings in which tsllies we're made it
/, rply-plnyed game. Bernhard 3 pitch.
+ Jecobson' work in the field were
Erfsres, Score: r. H. f.
Nv IL o ! 0 o 0 o o-2 3 9
CEl "a o o d O o Ga g 4
les-Harris and Armhruster, Bern.
6 Buelow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
'vard to Meet Cambridge.

July 2o.-lt has becn decided that
4 " the Harvard varsity crew with
or Cambridge university will be
p.he Thames IN England on Scptem-
,stead OF September Is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
Lincoln IA, Pueblo i
ART PoSTPoNEs TRIP.
\ ttracted Fever and May Not
Australian Fighter. Sauiers.

e 62lLLE. ny. July 25.-Mnrvin hart's
,doristralia. where he was 10 fight Bill
~ cthas been indefinitely postponed
<ntracted on Salt river. where be
1D ping. has affected Hart. and while
- Is not OF a serious nature IL is
S"to make him put of the date OF
ldehnitely
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D. g. r. g., July 20,

To Ogden 1925 a M, As p. m, ST..
To pharaoh 8 Glen 8;l5 a. m, SOC
To Provo Canyon s a. IN, Sl25
Returning, trains leave Ogden D. M,
Pharaoh 9 81 40 p. m, Upper Falls S:l0
p, m. and 730 p. III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
'hiladelphia 4, Chicago 2.
Washington 2, st. Louis 0.

II ,IEGTON. July 25.-Washington
|sln Sc. Louis today in pitchers bat
O. Patten outpitched Glade. the
fanchipg three OF their hits in one
Van the latter. Both teams felded
= Score: r. II. E.
d son 10 100 O O - /
|, % 0 o 0 u o o O 90 I
i, les-Patten and Heyden: Glade and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
Pacific Coast League.

At Oaklapd-Sen Francisco g. Los An
eeles d.
At Portland-Portland 8. Seattle l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
Glidden Auto Tourists.

N. Me, July 25.-After camping
y over night tho Glidden automo-
Cts began their run OF ninety- three
l rVnterville today. Tho frst OF the
crars got away ar about q o'clock.
W. two hours later before the last
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
American Association.

At Kansas City-Kausns City 8, Toledo 1
Al Observation-Disclosures q, Louisville q
At nnenpolis-Minneapoli 2, Indian
apolis q
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Two More Favorites Defeated.

Two moro of the Chamber OF Commerce
stake candidates were turned loose IN the
other events and neither showed form enough
TO be clsssed ms stake performers. Custer,
the favorite in the 2;lT pace, managed TO
get home in front in four heats, but was
at his limit iu time four seconds slower than
that of Ardeles on Tuesday. Results
The 2s17 class, pacing purse slooo-Cus-
ter won the second. third and fourth heats
Fred r. won the first heat in 2:1oie. Ella
Purcell, Baby K. Doris Strongwood r. Whit
ing, College King, Simple Simon and Afrite
G. also started.
The IA class, pacing, purse $1,000
Ivan B. won the first, third and fourth heats
Willie Benton won he second heat in 2:Jl.
Requisition, Ruby becy, BoDanzs, Ashwood,
Jr.. and Wilhemns also started.
Eudora won the second and third hegts and
tho raco in 2;O7M, 2;os% Allersbn won
the first heat in 2,07& Bolivar, Hal Chat
fn, Gcnry, Texas Rocker, Ed G. and Peruu0
also started
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
Fayorite Breaks Three Times.

In the opening heat, Hal Chaihn showed
wonderful speed aud took the lead Mt the
half, hut a bad break ended his chances, and
Allerson beat Bolivar nose in q grcat finish.
Next time Hal Chafhn again broke and Eu'
dora, assuming the lead at the three'quar-
ters, won from there without much OF n
struggle After being o comfortable 1rst in
the third and deciding heat; Hal ChhGn
broke, and Eudora won whipping hnVh
u l. l,onl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
Northwestern League.

At Aberdeon-Tacoma 10. Grays Hsr.
Dor o.
AT spokane-Butte 6, Spokane 2.
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SPLENDID RACING
AT WINDSOR TRACK
Defeat of Two Strongly Backed
FayOrites Was Feature
Of Day.
HAL CHAFFIN BROKE
REPEATEDLY, AND LOST
Two Other Chamber of COM
merce Stake Candidates
Failed to Show Form.

which resulted in the defsnt Of two strongly
backed favorites, marked tho second day at
Windsor. The big upset was In tho ;oo
pace in which Eudorn, che winner, sold Tor
81 in pools Of st62. Hal Chehin brought
SiOO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
t Loses Final Game Of
series to Cleveland
on Errors.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
ailadelphia S, Chicago l.


N lDELPHIA. July 25.-Philadelphis
ago played two good games today,
rhome team won both. The visitors
little with the pitching Of Plank
rmbs, while the home team batted
1 id Owens hard enough 10 win. Wad'
put out OF the second game in the
lag for disputing with Umpire Sheri.
Wing 10 the large crowd overfowing
Aefd, ground rule was necessary,
rame-- r. H E,
% o o | o o 0 o--l ?
% o O / 8 0 IS . 3
les-White and Sullivan; Pink and
'hiladelphia 4, Chicago 2.
M game R. h E.
fr. 10 o 0 1 o 0 o. 3 g
% o 0 o l - 2 ?
ies-owen and Sullivan; Wsddell,
|slnd Schreck.
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Sioux City 8, Denver 2.
Lincoln ), Pueblo 9.

LIN, July 25-Lircoln won two
Ieu ON Pueblo today. Tho first was
eontestods though never really in
-oa 1T the second game was h farce.
Ic the now Pueblo pitcher, was wild
" 1pport was miserable. Scores;
amo- Il II F..
css 20 l 8 o o oIo-- - r
Nv. 30 o o l o 1-8 7 2
es-Mckay and Zinrnn; Morgan and
,RFS'.
5Es Lincoln IA, Pueblo /.
IL game r.. H. E.
Il 4 O o 7 o o 9 Ia IL a
- 20 oo0 o 100 o-l 8 4
es-Morso, 2inran and Wolfe; Will.
: snssitt and Rennicker.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
PROTECTING FISH.
Utah Association Will Go After the
Dynamtters,

Dynamtters,
At a meeting OF the Utah Fish and
Game Protective association, held IN the
rooms of the Commercial club last night,
1t was reported that the market asher
men are using dynamite TO kill fish In
numerous streams throughout the State.
H. H. Whitaker reported having wit
messed the dynamiting OF a hole In the
Provo river about two miles above Sticks
resort one week ago last Sunday. Mr..
Whitaker stated that he the shot
fred and saw fish blown clear out Of the
water, He estimates that no less than
one hundred trout CT market size were
killed by this one explosion of dynamite.
Dynamittng In Big Cottonwood.
F. D, Shepherd reported having heard
shots fred in the Big Cottonwood stream
about two miles below Brighton about
two weeks ago, and upon Investigating
picked up some dead fish floating In the
water that bore every indication of hav-
ing been killed by dynamite.
The market fishermen are those hsh
hogs VINO fish not for the love Of the
game but for gain, selling their fsh TO
resorts and campers, and, being unable
TO supply their demands by means OF
hook and line, they do not hesitate to
dynamite portion OF a stream II It is
| sufficiently secluded so that there is the
least chance OF their not being caught
| In the act.
| 1t is alleged that there has been only
weak effort on the part Of the game
| officials of this State TO apprehend these
! criminals, and that failure 10 secure
| conviction has tended to make them more
| daring in destroying the fish In the
| streams by their dishonest and cowardly
| methods.
| Association Will Employ Deputies,
In both instances mentioned above the
violations of the law, SO declare members
| OF the association, were reported to
| State Warden Sharp by officers OF the Fish
| and Game Protective association with
! a request that he make special effort
| TO apprehend the parties who are doing
| the damage. These same officers OF the
| Fish and Game association state that
| Mr.. Sharp discredits the truthfulness Of
| tho majority OF these reports which
| have been made TO the association since
| the opening of the season this year Mr.
| Sharp, they allege, states that the State
has no money appropriated for running
| down these criminals and securing their
| conviction, and at the meeting" Of tho
! association last night 1t was decided to
take the matter In hand and appropriate
money to send out deputies where the
worst OF this dynamitlng Is being done
with view of putting a stop TO Il II
| possible.
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rssioux City s, Denver 8.

|ns Z. CITY, July 25.-Sioux City won
Lpsses from Denver today, largely
he superiority Of the locnl pitchers
,5ies wero close and ton innings were
for the last. Score: r II, Z.
|wpty q o 0 % - 10 o
'es-Coroett and Hess. Wrigh, and
Sioux City 3, Denver 2.
- game R. II. E.
y.Iloo ooo o Ia g /
% o Q 0 o o o % 4
| |gMea-Jnrrot, Freeze and Hess: Paige
|yusky.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-11-02
In Time of Peace,

In the first months Of the Russia
Japan war we had a striking example
OF the necessity for preparation and
the early advantage of those who, SO
to speak. "have shingled their roofs
in dry weather." The virtue Of pre-
paration has made history and given
to us our greatest men. The indi
vdual as well as the nation should
be prepared for any emergency. Are
you prepared to successfully combat
the first cold that you take? A cold
can be cured much more quickly
when treated as soon as it has been
contracted aud before 1t has become
settled In the system. Chamberlain''
Cough Remedy is famous for its cures
of colds and it should be kept a
hand ready for instant use. For sal
by DR.. f. Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-11-02
Teachers Meeting.

The Kootena County Teachers
association Will meet In Rathdrum
tomorrow. The session will begin AZ
10 O'clock a. III.
Following il the program: Fourth
grade geography, j. W. Ramsey; dis
cussion led by Miss Edith Andersen.
The ideal high school course of study,
G. w. Spoerry; discussion led by G.
M. Burnham. The ideal course o
study for graded schools, II. H. Bar
ton; discussion led by II. L. Hayden.
Manual training and domestic science
In school. o. r. Shern; discussion led
by f. McFadden. Eighth grade
grammar, Miss Nellie Andersen; dis
cussion led by J. D. Neaville. Pri-
mary numbers, Frances Aiken; dis
cusslon led by Martha Hage.
Physiology in intermediate grades,
Zoia Clark; discussion led by Mabel
Rowe. Literature In grammar grades,
II. Il. Irion; discussion bv G. j. Wal
den. Miscellaneous, Superintendent
Egbers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-11-02
Married.
(Contributed.)

At the home of DR.. and Mrs.
brennan, Oct. 2o, 'o6, Mr.. Alex
ander Peters and Miss Susan B.
Steele, both of Greenacres. Rev.
Walker Of the Presbyterian church
officiated.
Mr.. Peters is of the sturdy
Scotch race and is man of plenty
of this worlds goods to make the
ups and downs of life of small
moment. Mrs. Peters has all the
graces Of an honest, thrifty, frugal
housewife, and can make home
happy. Truly sit is not well to
live alone. Their host of friends
in Idaho and elsewhere join in
wishing them the peace THAT
passeth all understandings"
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Personal Mention.

Carpets and art squares at KIopf's.
Miss Mabel Sperm spent lasr Sun
day in Spokane.
James L. Ware was In town Wed
nesday from his farm near Ramsey.
+. NJ. Nickerson OF Hope transacted
business in Rathdrum Wednesday.
Klopf has a new kitchen treasure.
Call and see It.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. McMullen were
in Spokane last Saturday.
Miss Grace Feely of Post Falls is
visiting Rathdrum friends this week
A full and complete line Ut new
furniture always on hand at KlOpf's.
w. F. Lawrence OF Athol was at
tending to business matters Ia town
last Saturday.
Christopher Loan, the we'll known
farmer OF Post Falls was a visitor In
Rathdrum the close of last week.
New line Of linoleum including the
twelve foot width at Klopf's.
G. A. Knox left last Saturday for
Alberta, Canada, To remain all winter.
He has a homestead there.
Deadenng felt, and building and
tar paper at Klopf's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Young
arrived home last Saturday from q
protracted visit with eastern friends
H. d. Boyington is visiting a sistel
at Bellingham, Wash. His son f
II. Boyington Is also there.
For stone or pottery ware go Il
Klopf's. This line includes ston'
butter churns.
Anton johnson of the Merce
Lumber company of Spokane, spen
last Sunday in Rathdrum. He eX
pressed himself as much pleased wit
the appearance OF this city.
Always on hand at klopf's, fu
and complete line of doors and windO'
lights.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-11-02
White Pine.

Hanrattie & Moderie have their new
mill ready for the machinery, and the
planer running. They also have
their main logging roads finished
and expect to put In 100000 feet
The coming winter.
Mr.. Heischulz has opened his new
cigar and tobacco store and the boys
started him nicely. They are smok-
Ing good cigars and meerschaum pipes
and carrying fancy tobacco pouches.
The Luckey Group Mining COM
pany have their tunnel in about forty
feet under ground and are pleased
with the prospect. They are prepar-
ing to push work all winter.
Col Graham has recently learned
that his friends in the east had sup
posed him dead for sometime past
and have put railroad into some of
his mining property on Lake Super
ior and have been shipping copper
from there for nearly one year. The
colonel will leave tor there as soon as
he can get the Luckey Group in
shape for the winters work. He .eX-
poets to be gone two or three weeks.
We opine they will find the Old Mar
very lively corpse when he gets
back there.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-11-02
Election Day Lunch.

The Woman's Relief Corps will
serve lunch from IL a. M. to p. m.
on election day Ia the banquet room
OF Fraternal Hall. Menu: Bread add
butter, baked beans, spple and pump.
kin pie, doughnuts aud coffee, all fol-
Is cents. Everybody cordially 10
vted. The money thus raised will be
used for the enter tainment Of the
G. A. K. encampmeut to be held II
Rathdrum next Jupe.