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How Much Money

Would you now be worth IL you had
saved 25c, SOC, or $1.00 per week
since you commenced working instead
of spending this amount or more each
week for unnecessary and possible
harmful purposes
Our auxiliary banks, furnished free
of charge, (upon the deposit OF $l.00
which will entitle you to bank book)
to such as desire to commence TO
build their fortune or provide for sick
ness or old age, one or both OF which
is almost sure to come sooner or later,
Also just the thing to encourage
the children to be thrifty rather than
wastefil which will be quite help TO
them when they come to the age of
maturity. Call to-day and get a bank
and start an account.
STAFFORD SAYINGS BANK.
e C. PTNNEY, CHAs. F. HARDWOOD,
PRESIDENT, TRKksURER.
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ming on account of rain. The attend
ance was small, and Stafford's share
OF the receipts will not show q profit
after the members of the team are
paid. The score =
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TI.e metore Courteova,

Miss OIdwun-I've refused many,
many offers Of marriage. Gayboy lab
sGntmindedly) Very thoughtful and
considerate OF you. I'm sure. -Meg9en-
dorfer Batter.
The Press., 1906-08-01

Ware, 2OO2 Ill
Chicopee Falls, 40 8 90 DO
Stolen bases, G. Sullivan, Burdette,
Ginley. Two-base hits, Young, Emer-
son, Duncan, M. Sullivan, O'Leary. Ma
honey 2. Three base hit, Emerson. First
base on balls, off Sullivan !, off Forbes g.
Left on bases. Ware IL, Chicopee Falls
5. Struck out, by Moran /, by Sullivan
5, by Forbes s. Double play, Duncan
and Young. Time, $50. Umpire, Fos-
ter. Attendance, 400. 1.-TWO out when
winning run was scored.
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The local team went to Ludlow Sat.
urday and trimmed the tailenders by
O score of 10 to O. Monroe was in.
vincible, allowing but one hit and nc
free passes. Oonroy pitched a good
game, but the poor support he re.
ceived resulted in big score for the
local team. All Of the visitors crossed
home plate safely except Smith, and
he only played two innings. The
game was called in the seventh in.
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MOnSOn, U Ia
Ind. Orchard, OO1O1 100 o. 2
Sacrifice hits, Longtime, Pero, Porter,
Stolen bases, Wallace Q, McLean2. Two
base hits, Martens Q. First base on balls,
dian Orchard Q. Struck out, by Ferry 8,
by Pero 2, by Wallace3. Hit by pitcher,
Mclean, Clement. Double plays, May.
nard to Genest. Crowther to Clement
Mclean to Martens, Martens to Curran.
Time, LBS. Attendance, $50. Umpire,
O. 'Rourke
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The Norwich Bulletin in recent
editorial "tells and tells it truly"
that "The annual howl over the bur-
den of the penison bureau upon the
country is now being heard from var
ious sources; and from now on we are
told the pension system may fairly
be expected to show a downward ten
dency.' Yesi Rejoice and be glad.
The shrinkage in the pension rolls
for the year shows that the men who
saved the country are dying at the
rate of 35 day, and it will not be
long before the 10, 900 year of dead
will be 100000; and the increase of
departing heroes will be continuous
until the majority have crossed the
vale. It is of small account that the
service which they have rendered the
country and their own comrades is be-
yond computation in dollars and cents,
or that the heritage they bequeath to
future generations is priceless. Give
it to them. for they are being com.
pensated for qualities which their de-
tanners never possessed. -
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Is beauty Eight passengers can easily
be accommodated, and ten can be carried
in n pinch Hereafter the stage W.
make regular trips TO the falls.
The Twin Falls Investment company Is
building uu Office, ~ by 81 feet on the lot
next TO the Buhl hotel George Eyeleth
conduct the sale OF lands and lots In
Bull for the convenience OF purchasers
who may desire TO remain on the west
end
Twin Falls contributed more than $500
for the relief OF the San Francisco SUI
fcrers.
The arker-MitchcIl Lumber company
of Buhl has purchased the stock OF the
Shelton-Holtzman company Of Twin
Fails
PHILIP weIsner. one Of the first entry
men on the Twin Falls tract and until
recently president OF the First Ma
tIonul bank OF Twin Falls, died at
Phoenix, Ariz., last Sunday. Mr.. Weis-
ner owned a quarter section adjoining
the townstc on the south side OF Rock
creek Mr.. and Mrs. WeSner resided
on his fnrm Tor several weeks last sum-
mcr falling health compelling him TO
leave for the South.
Fruit tree men estimate that between
2O0J and 5000 acres have been set In orch
ards on tho Twin Fails tract this spring.
There Is To be a meeting Of Illinois set
tiers at Blue Lakes on Saturday. May
Q, TO organize I'm Illinois association
Three rural telephone linCs Will be con-
Slruutcd SOoU-One past Don Bryan'S one
bcrly. Rural systems Will be a great con-
venienCc here and promise TO become
numerous.
u. c. Doughcrty or Soldier. Ida. pur-
chased fourteen lots In Terrace park ad-
dition from Bruuk & Evans Monday. and
a house and lot near the sChoolhouSc. lie
purchased as an Investment.
United States District Judge Beatty, In
the suit brought 10y Henry Schodoc
against the Twin Falls company for Ss6,-
$50 damages caused 10 him by the back
ing OF the water up the Snake river from
the dam that resulted in his current
wheels being useless TO raise water to ir-
rIgatc his 42i acres OF land. has decided
against him. Judge Beatty holds that
to admit Schoddcs contention that ne Is
entitled 10 the use OF the river as It was
before the Twin Falls company built It's
dam would be equivalent TO conccdInG
him tho sole right to the use OF the whole
OF Snake river. although he never claimed
more than enough TO irrigatc his land.
Mr.. Schodde Is. however, indiSputably en-
titled to use the amount of water that he
has appropriated and used. Mr. Schodde's
land was not flooded. but the building OF
the dam at Miner backed the water up
TO his place, thus destroying the cur
rent that operated the wheels with when
the water was raised.
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that the money should be paid. The
position take by the State officials Is
that the law Is unconstitutional and
the suit that Will be brought VIII be
for the purpose Of testing the statute.
The County Commissioners have
fixed the salaries of the various coun-
ty officers as follows. Sheriff, $500,
Clerk of the District court, $780, AS
SCISSOR and Collector. $500; Probate
Judge, $1,000. County Superintendent,
$1,000. Treasurer, $1,000; Surveyor, 5000:
Coroner. 500. All officers are allowed.
In addition, their necessary expenses
while performing official duties.
M. E. Brown of Prospect is putting
up a magnificent new home on his
ranch that Will cost $500
w, ID. Hufaker Will shortly COM
mence the erection of a substantial
dwelling on his ranch.
Jacob Matzner of Coltman is building
a flrst-class residence on his farm.
f.. d Berry. who moved here during
the winter from Lincoln, Neb., Is put
ting up a good residence on his acreage
tract in the southeast part of town
]. j. Nelson Will build n $4,000 resi-
dence on his ranch this spring.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met In special session Monday to open
the bids and let contracts for the con-
struction OF the three large steel
bridges advertised for. viz; one at
Swan Valley, one at Idaho Falls and
one at Porterville. There were four
teen bids submitted, for the three
bridges, In q lump sum, and they
ranged In price from S19.1T3 to 100000,
the former being the bid of McMullin
& Perham of this city The other bids
were made by the big steel bridge com
panes of the East which arc said to
be I'm combination. The contract was
let to McMullin e Perham.
An effort is being made to organize
a brass band.
The doctors at the L. D. s. hospital
at Salt Lake. having concluded that
nothing could be done for Charles
Beach, he was brought back home on
Tuesday morning by his Wife He Is
I'm critical condition, and should he
survive. 1t Is feared he Will be n Grip
pie for life, He was injured, It Will be
remembered, by Il pile Of sacks OF
grain falling on him at the c. w. &c NJ.
companys warehouse.
c, f, Cutler is building a handsome
brick residence on G. street
The local baseball club will play the
first game of the season at Pocatello
next Sunday.
The damage done by the dynamiting
at the hcadgate of the Great Feeder
canal was greater than at first sup
PoS'u ccNSli DlB lOuuS Oh ldNa TOCk
were required to fill up the hole made
by the explosion.
An important meeting of Snake river
valley irrigators will be held here Sat
urday, May 5, for the purpose of devils
Ing ways and means whereby all the
canal companies operating I'm the
southeastern part OF the State may
participate in the Jackson's Lake res
erVoir. which the Government anticI-
OF I'M hlu
meeting Will also be largely attended
by irriGators from the North Fork OF
Snake river. who are interested In the
matter of providing future reservoirs
In the upper valley. The meeting will
be presided over by Chief Engineer
Ross of Boise, who is in charge OF the
reclamation service in Idaho.
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SHAVING OUTFITS

Razors, safety and best imported
makes. In all styles. $100 TO $3.50 each:
Strops, 25c up; Homes. Brushes and
Mugs, great assortment: Soaps, Pow
dcrs and Cream that makes your skin
clean. snow-white and soft as velvet
Both phones 457, Remember the num-
bers
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ONLY DAUGHTER DIES.
Sorrow Comes Suddenly to Judge
Standrod.

Special 10 The Tribune
POCArELLo, IDAHO. May Miss
Commlc Stanurod. the oldest child ana
Gniy daughter or Juuge ana Mrs u ~
Standrod, died suddenly last week of urae-
hiiu' Sne was sixteen years OLD.
work on the new city Duluing on the
East side is nearly completed and tng
building is expected TO be turned over TO
the authorities by the 18th OF May.
The park committee Of the city council
purchased 40 shade trees. OF whicn 55D
Mere set out IN the city park and go In
the cemetery.
The Bannock Engineering company
Lid, has MED articles OF INCORPORATION
The lncorporators are j. l.. Congdon. T. 5
Anderson, w L. Huyenor w T. Duck
erlng ana h z. Bigclow
Marriage licenses have been issued TO
lIl j. Phillips and Frances j. Bones
Byrd Clcgg and Jennie Delaney OF Down
ey Herbert w Mourning and Virginia Lew
Is, OF oxford, and Geo. 4. Matthews and
linda Flood. OF PoCatcllo
Charley Durham has sold his residence
on East Center street to Conductor
Charles Hughart. The consideration was
s.. 80
Andy Marshall has gone TO Dalles Orc
Bon, where he has accepted a position
with telephone company as manager.
The State Bank of McCommon has been
Incorporated with a capital stock OF SOS
Oo. divided into 80 shares or the par
value OF Sl00 each. The life OF the in
corporation Is given as 90 years and the
following are named as officers. Thos NJ
4
president: james p. MCDcrmott secre-
tury. Thomas jenkins treasurer. The III
rectors are James +. McDermott Thos
NJ. Edwards, Frank WeXelberE. Alice Kci-
rle, III. -. darkness ThoS jenkins The
same parties have Incorporated the Nc
CANNON Investment company. Ltd. with
capital of 100000 divided into 1n1
shares OF Al par value OF SlOO each. The
new company Is formed for the purDosr of
carrying on a general merchandise bust
ness. including the buying and selling OF
i've stock and all Kinds of personal pTon-
erty. James +. McDermott Is presidcnt
u. - liurkncSS' wee president; Thos NJ
Edwards secretary; Thomas jenkins
treasurer.
The new warehouse OF w. NJ. Rash G.
Co. VIII be Gpxl2o feet In size and viii he
located opposite the brewery on two Lore
recently purchased from Col. J. NJ Inper-
soil.
The county commissioners are asking
Tor bids for the construction OF a wooden
bridge across Bear river at a point ono
mile southwest OF Soda Springs
Two new saWmills are now running I'm
Nlnc-hIlle canyon near Downcy
l.. j, Dolbeen is building fine two-story
residence on the corner OF Lewis and
Garfield streets
Alfred Bennett Of Bailey Creek. near
Soda Springs, died last week at the age
OF 81. Mr.. Bennett was born In Tennessee
and had made three trips across tho
plains before the railroads came. the first
being with a team OF oxen. and he was
In California In So He returned to Utah
and later located ut Franklin. Idaho. com
ing to Soda Springs about tho 10Th of
June. 1884
II Il. DorrIcn's saloon Mt Soda Springs
was broken Into one night recently and
$50 taken.
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INTY SEAT fight
STILL GOING ON
r City Has Withdrawn, But
Rexburg Is Still in
the Ring.
o Tho Tribune.

TO The Tribune.
ANTHONY, Idaho. May 4.-The
of Bert Rainey, who was drowned
u Big Buttcs March 90. was found at
| I lake last week floating down the
| 1t was first discovered at the river
by Louis Pool and William Eames,
| ns followed by A. A and j. F.
about three miles below tho
d where 1t was landed. The funeral
ED at Menaw.
ne Condall and Miss Zina Larson
tor were married here last week.
little city of ST. Anthony came for
Rwith s125O to aid the San Francisco
prs. The citizens gave 5000, Bencv-
Lodge. a. f. & a. NJ $500 and the
'ellows $50
Anthony is to have a sewer sys-
L. Evans of Sand Point and John
zier of Spokane have arrived here.
AIKEN charge OF the big saw mill
LOT the Snake River Lumber COM
II Island Park,
City has Withdrawn from the
seat contest. the boulevard scheme
Lfting the courthouse halfway be-
that town and Rexburg having
+Lthrough.
Iurg VIII issue ponds TO the amount
POO to put in a municipal water
System.
Short Line IS rushing construction
Yellowstone Park extension from
-thony. Steel has been laid as far
Henry's Lake forest reservation
| md grading has progressed a con-
| lie distance beyond that point.
| X building boom is going on In St
v. many business and residence
gs being under way. Among the
Improvements Is the large, new
| packing and storage plant being
by Stone Brothers. The latest
cd machinery has been bought in
kst, and as soon as completed Will
one OF the finest buildings of Its
the State.
Cammans Is opening up a new res
Il on the south side. This will add
| re building TO busy Depot street.
pon e. Ashcroft are having plans
vi for a large. new business block
p corner of Washington avenue and
sstreet, These gentlemen expect TO
nm $50 900 to $4,000 in their new
! = are coming into St Anthony and
ENTRY rapidly, and 1906 promises to
|5'banner year for immigration.
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Slocum Runs on Rocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 4.-The army
tug Slocum ran broadside on the rocks
off the Preside wharf YESTERDAY There
is a reef 100 yards north of the dock
which Is marked by a fixed buoy When
she Slocum east of from dock after un-
loading a cargo of supplies the tide
caught aud threw her broadslde onto the
reef. Later she was pulled off and was
able TO go up tho bay under her own
steam
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BUILDING AT BLACKFOOT.
Albert Anderson Erects Brick Busi-
ness Block.
al to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BLACKFOOT, IDAHO, May 4.-Albert
business block 63xl00.
III, b. Eielscn sold the Pcrcheron horse
Taylor to parties at Darlington and
mackoy, and has shipped another one TO
Arco to take to Little Lost river.
Miss Nora Jones, stcnographer for the
American Falls Canal and Power com
pany, has gone to Pocatello TO work In the
Office there.
All the coal bins and warehouses; built
along the track above tho red warehouse
are 10 be removed to new location near
the Y -
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nsanta Rosa Loss Heavy.

land. Cal, May 1.-Gov. Pardee
8 eived a dispatch from Santa Rosa
) that the property loss caused by
rent earthquake Will amount to So
= il Will cost at least $3.50, coo TO
/ way the wrcckage
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Killed in Freight Car.

lHKEEPSIE, y. Y, May 4-Le-
nncan. aged II. OF Kansas City,
ls Instantly killed yesterday while
IN top of Il frelght-car on the Now
CENTRAL & Hudson River railroad
d striking d bridge.
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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-27
GEN ERAL NEWS.

o.
Hoke Smith carried 118 counties In
his state,
Pat Grove is arrested in New York
on suspicion.
Gov. Mcdonald has issued a proc
lamation declaring Sept. Labor day
w. H. Beverly has been appointed
assignee OF the defunct firm OF Sage
& Co.
The Burlington road is reported To
have burned two more carloads Of
records. Escaping investigation.
Victor Republicans want the Sec
ond congressional convention, Better
at Colorado Springs OF Pueblo.
Paris is RECALLED with freakish eff
forts of yellow journals to find a miss
ing priest, mystics and a hyena be
ing engaged for the hunt
There are nearly 10000 unlnhabited
islands In the Indian ocean. We
might add that the world still has @
large supply of Sancho Panzas.
A Mrs. Arey of Denver has filet
suit against another woman for 500,
900 damages, alleging that she is cast
Ing "spell' over her husband.
William Shane, colored. was sho
to death by mob at Columbus. s. c.
| after 10 days chase. Shane hat
| attempted to enter the residence OF /
white man.
The Rock Island will run one o
the finest trains ever sent out OF Chi
cago next week when the representa-
tives of the press clubs leave for thu
Denver meeting.
Attorney General Miller has rend
cred an opinion to Gov. Mcdonald t
the effect that the new national nal
uralization law prevents count
judges from naturallzing foreigners.
The IL Japanese poachers captul
ed recently on st. Paui's island Will
raiding the seal rookeries have bee
Indicted In Alaska for violation OF tn
United States law enacted to protee
the fur bearing seals. according to
telegram from Valdez yesterday
the department Of commerce and II
Dor
Postmasters have received ofncii
notice that parcel post treaty hi
been established between the Unite
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slight earthquake shocks occurred
here last night Rain began falling
this morning, increasing the suffer.
ing of those living in tents. Many
have sought refuge in houses whose
walls are in a dangerous state of
ruin. 1t is believed that II rain con.
tinues much longer a serious epldem.
ic will break out.
CHICAGO. Aug. 24.-On evidence
furnished by the Chicago Typograph.
ical Union certain school books
which cost Chicagoans three cents
more than is charged Alabama. Lou.
isiana, Georgia, and Mississippi for
the same, a final effort against a re.
newal of contract with the trust by
the board OF education will be made
TELLURIDE, Aug. 24.-The body
OF Frank Maumy was found In Cush.
man lake, little body of water near
Ophir, yesterday. 1t was found by
dragging the lake The funeral VIII
be held tomorrow.
Nanny disappeared from bis home
where he left his watch and money
on table. taking his six-shooter
with him and disappearing through
the back door. A search has been
conducted for hi mfor the past sever.
al days. The motive ascribed for his
self-destruction is business and other
troubles over which he worried until
he became mentally unbalanced.
Nearly every old-timer In the San
Juan country has at some time eaten
at some of the numerous restaurants
Frank Maumy conducted either in
Telluride or Ouray during shis resi-.
dence in the San Juan OF the last 25
years,
SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug. 24.-QO p.
m.)-Another earthquake shock has
just occurred here.
HONOLULU, Aug 24,--It Is
thought today the wrecked steamer
Manchuria can be saved. She is ly.
ing easily and presumably out of dan
ger until the wreckers arnIye from
San Francisco.