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Show ..THE 22 19111 gatnrday, S T O N JOURNAL. TRI-WKKK- LOGAN. UTAH PAGE THREE D E P A SsSSSSSagg The It has been arranged to have Promoted and Supported By Commercial match pulled off immediately the Lewiston Boosters Club. after the ball game which means that it will start about .6 oclock. Editor the main event there will Besides !-. Assistant Editor be a .good preliminary, which of itself would be well worth the price of admission. The prices to LEWISTON witness this have been reduced from $2 to only $1 for reserved HAVEJIG seats, 75c for general admission, and 50c for children; and it is Celebrate the 24th believed that these'' prices will Will Leyton bring a larger crowd than if left of July as Utah Pioneer Day DIRECTORY Big Wrestling Match to he Pulled off in Lewiston Between Julius Johnson, of Seattle, and Wallace Allred. Til The people of Lewiston, after having offered many inducements feel to congratulate themselves on getting the big $500 wrestling match pulled off in Lewistoh. . at $2. . to time little a Lewiston It took wanted to Buzzer A number of the decide that the people but of 24th the July, on staff with ladies and chaperones, celebrate ' now that it' has been decided, spent a few days in" Cub River everybody is found busy working canyon last week in regular moun decision to that end. When the taineers style; and from the fish it was and hunting stories that have cebbrate to' was reached were ap- been circulated agreed that those whp since, it is undercommittees various on the stood that everybody along with pointed for the Fourth, should act on this the party had a time long to be occasion ;and that those on the pro- remembered. The Buzzers had gram to take part ahould render a buzzing good time. the same on the 24th. Johnson ?groes to pin Allred to the mat in one hour, or forfeit $500. Johnson has already met and worsted several of the best men in Utah, and expects to meet Mike Yokel in the near future. All know Allred and his great strength. He says he is going to make Johnson earn his money, lie is in first class trim and promises to give his home people the best that is in him. The match will be pulled off at 5:30 sharp, July 24th, in the beautiful grove near the tabernacle and ball grounds in Lewiston, where accommodations will be amply arranged for all who wish to attend. The committee is sparing no time or means to make the grounds the most pleasant and comfortable of any' in the valley. The mat will be placed center of the surrounding seats, which will give all a first class opportunity of seeing every detail of the contest, so that every patron will have a seat equal to the best ring side seat. But one dollar will he charged for reserved seats, instead of $2.00 that was anticipated if held in the opera house; while the general admission will be 75c for adults, and 50c for children. The preliminary will be first class. Big husky Bill Jamison says he will put Jeff Stowell and Earl Karren on their hacks in 30 minutes, or forfeit the match. mmrnm Every committee has been and is working hard to make this celebration a success, as will be seen from the prograrp, a copy of which- follows. The people of Lewiston intend to turn out in a body and extend to their friends in the Talley and invitation to come and join them, as a good time is insured from the time of the salute of the artillery in the morning, until the close of the grand ball at ' night. the day. program of Salute Guns at Daybreak. Hoisting Flag at Sunrise. Band Concert from 8 :30 to 9;30, Lewiston Silver band. r in Tabernacle '10 Meeting , oclock a. m. Marshal of the Day, Jamison. Queen of Utah, Miss with maids of Honor. Wm. F. Sarah Hyer, JEb Marble Van Orden company has purchased a brand new cakh register, and they say that with a new register of this kind they will he insuring the public against mistakes and errors in their business relations with their firm. Call and inspect it,' for it is certainly a beauty. LEWISTON SILVER BAND The Lewiston Silver Band has been practicing lately very extensively, preparing for the grand celebration that is to take place in Lewiston on July 24th, The Utah Pioneer Day; and from all indications the band expects to'sur-pris- e the people with some excellent music under the 'leadership of Prof. Theo. This organization deserves a loyal suport from the public, and if you can boost, do so for Lewistons Silver Band. JULT'JS JOHNSON in-th- e Lunch. Mrs. L. H. Hougaard of Manti Childrens Dance 1.30 to 3:30. a few days Sports, Races, Broncho Busting has been visiting for S. R.Rog-er- s Mrs. her with daughter, contests, etc, etc, for old and of this city. young. sharp, baseball. and Tom, the Stephen Game, Dayton vs. Lewiston. come This promises to be a good game, wide awakeStudebaker men, so often lately that ye Ediso you want to be sure and come and go tor has given it up as a bad job .out. to keep track of them any more. Immediately after the ball game the big wrestling match takes up, If there is a chance for a sale any where, you are .sure to hear of in which Johnson agrees to pin Unele are like l'rcd to the in one them, for they Sam; always on the job. hour. 4 ;.10 - mat-twic- e After the wrestling match the grand ball takes up. There will be no time to spare all day in Lewiston. so if you want your moneys worth, you had better come and join us on July 24th, 1911. Utahs Independence Day. , , WRESTLING MATCH - Emery Cunningham and May WALLACE Farnsworth, both of Ashton, recently married at Logan Temple,, were Lewiston visitors for a few injured in a runaway a short time days the first part of July. ago, is reported as favorably im' proving. Israel Call of Bountiful was and Julius Johnson of Seattle 'and visiting with friends Friday Elmer Bowman js visitfog with of last week. M allaee Allred of 'Lewiston, Saturday relatives and friendsat Deuipscy 1 tali, meet in a finish match at The speakers at Lewiston First springs. - ' Lewiston. Utah, on 24th. July ward last Saturday, were Wm. Johnson agrees to pin Wallace d Jacobson, II. F. Otte, and John Mr. and MrsW. L. Van Orden to the mat twice in amhbur, Anderson. In the Second ward the wefe made happy over the safe ar for a.i.)00 purse. Johnsoh is a and Stoddard R. J. were good man on the mat. He comes speakers ARREST ELOPING WIFE Leo Shephard. from Seattle, ' being in Utah at the AND HER AFFINITY present trying to meet Yokel at Mrs. Jos. Andersoii and daughsome time in the near future. All-red ter of Lewiston Second ward were Burley, Idaho, July 19. The is in goo'd trim to meet his opvisitors for a few days last journey of a runaway couple ponent, and H is expected that Logan was stopped from Pocatello those who witness the match will week. this be well at place yesterday abruptly paid for coming. H. H. Danielson, who was badly when Deputy Sheriff Francis of Bannock county took Mrs. Clell kel and .baby in charge and Welcome Words Women Women who suffer with escorted them back to Pocatello. disorder peculiar to their ex should write to Dr. Pierce end receive tree the On Sunday morning M.IJ, Phil? Physioieo of over 40 years experience aV,u skilled lips and Mrs. Zirkel; together 7w women. and successful specialist in the disenses Every letter of this sort has the most with her five months ttld child, arWKwiderstioa and is regarded as sacredly 7 conhdentisl.- Many sensitively modest women write rived in town and registered at r-- Pierce what would shrink from they Glotel Burley as man and the lln t0 their local physician. ' The local physician wife. Running short of fuofis, .:.PrettT, ,ure to say that ha cannot do anything JJithout "an examination." Dr. Pierce holds that the man returned to Pocatello on hitaBtefulvxa initiations arc generally need- that nowomsn, except in rare eases, should submit to them. the evening train for the purpose Dr. Pierces treatment will cure yon right In the privacy of of Selling a diamond ring belong-- , your own home. His M Pavorite Prescription hn oared hundred of thousands, some of tbsm the worst of eases. ing to Mrs. Zirkel, and in the U the word had been received meantime only medicine of its kind that Is the product of regularly graduated physician. The only one good enough that its makers dare to print it every from Pocatello officials by City It will bear examine- -. ' outside wrapper. Theres no secrecy. Marshal Underwood to arrest the g ?hol end no drugs ere found in it. ,'tjsiediciae dealer msy offer yon a substitute. Dont take it. runaway couple should they stop yonr health. Writ to Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, Ur. IU ' well. he and in Burley. rerc. President, Buffalo, N. Y., take the odviee received 7 Al-Jiv- to - habit-formin- A BUSINESS LEWISTON FOR PIONEER DAY ' F T M E N WRESTLING MATCH Villi J RT ALLRED rival of a fine baby girl. All con cerped are doing well. Even Roy looks better. dentally by II. Langenfeldt, who was pasing through that part ,of the city, who notified the police immediately. That the stranger had been murdered was shown by the fact that the right side of his skull was crushed in by a terrific blow from an iron bar about eighteen inches in length. This weapon lay close to the dead mans head and was covered with gore, while the Lewiston Mercantile Co. General Merchandise, Meat Market Lumber and Building material. M. J. Swinyard, manager. Lewiston State Bank. A. G. Barber, cashier. Citizens Trading Co. General Merchandise. J. M. Bernhisel, Jr., manager. Lewiston Supply Co. General Merchandise, Lumber and CoaL Charles Pond, manager. Dr. W. B. Parkinson, Jr. Physician and Surgeon. Livery and Feed Stable. J. R. Telford, manager. W, A. Blair," General Blacksmith and Horse Shoeing. Albert Wilson General Blacksmith and Horseshoeing. Amalgamated Sugar company. Joseph Quinney, manager; F. G. Taylor, superintendent. Marble, Van Orden Co. Furniture and Hardware. H. Marble, manager. Lewiston Drug Co. H. F. Otte, manager. Royal Millinery Co. Hester manager. Me-Quarr- ie, Bert Orchard Up-to-Da- Bar- te ber. Neilson Harness Shop N. H. Nielsen, manager. G. A. Hogan Breeder of Pure , Bred Holsteins. , Mis. Polly Wilson Confectionary and Ice Cream. Telford Hotel Mrs. Emma Tel' ford; proprietress. Hansen Live Stock Co. Dealers in Cattle, Hay and Grab. Simon Lind, manager. Lewiston Opera House Roy Van ' . Orden, manager. , Studebaker Brothers Buggies -- and Harnesses. Wm. Anderson Painter and Pa-' per Hanger. G. M. Price Painter and Paper Hanger. , R. O. Hagiund Painter, BlackThomas Wilson-Gen- eral . . smith. H. H. Danielson General Black. smith. Lewiston Orchestra Iked Ell-- . wood, manager. Hotel Mrs. George Holliday. Brigham Pond Breeder of Thoroughbred Holstein Stock. Martin Pond Raiser and Breeder of Thoroughbred f Holsteb Stock. ' Shoe Repairing Ilyrum Neilson. '' ground immediately 'under the victims face was saturated with r blood. ' 'y' A letter found on the body was' dated ' Marion, O., but bore no sig- t nature. , v i , - , Some one of these days a man the will advertise For Sale very thing you so much need and want, but feel that you cant af: ford to buy at first hand. . KEEPING IN TOUCH VITH HOME Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pond are a for a few days at Denpsey away springs. W, S. Litz is visiting at Dempsey springs for a few days, to reenperiate. The woman ' was immediately taken in charge and word sent to Pocatello that Phillips was returning to that place, lie was captured as he stepped from the trab. Zirkel s husband is a freighter for a mining company in Pocatello, for which company Phillips had been a clerk. f-Mrs. BODY OF MURDERED MAN IS DISCOVERED Billings, Mont., July 18. Lying prone on the face, with arms partly outstretched and in a to ward off a blow from the face or head, the body of an unknown man was found late refuse' heap this afternoon in. on a vacant stretch of ground immediately south of the Billings foundry. The inanimate form was covered with a small quantity of straw and was discovered acci- ed FIS wonderful how much satisfaction be obtained from a talk over the Bell Telephone. . A letter carries words? But the Bell Service has, been brought up to such "a point of perfection that the . , tions of the voice are clearly heard. . The cheery tones show that the talker is well and good or A come a suburban from call The village may spirits. distant city, hut within the limits of the carrying power of tih voice the Bell Service carries the tone as well. You get a personal interview witsajiui jo spsjpunq paotjj a q away. . b Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company Alma Olsen, - - Manager ' |