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Show 1912. Thursday, April 11, Co.-Ge- neral Lewiston JMercantile team baseball Merchandise, Meat Market school The Commercial Boosters Club. Cache io a question how Hendricks will this ball of Lumber and Building matenaL We one and won one game Valley horses ar famous through get along in his new. position. you boys, Swinyard, manager.- out the western states, and many wish to congratulate him, how- last week'allKeep, going G. A. are doing right. Lewiston State Bank. willx change hands during these ever. Barber, cashier. two days. There will be plenty neral Mr Kay, a well known Japa- Lewiston Supply The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Roy of room to Jake good care of has decided of Lewiston, nese and Coal. an Lumber is boy from Merchandise, your horses while in Logan, and Van' Orden recovering in Burley, Idahome his make to of is attack if yrfu want to sell, now pneumonia. Oiarles Pondraaager. your the ' Furni-- ; ho, where he will work for ..... chance, , w Maxble, Van Orden Co. ; to sugar company. June Bair, while on his way ture and Hardware. P. E. Van ' The Easter TmfTgiven last Sat- Black Pine, stopped at a local -Orden, manager. Pond met with A pain Co. General urdays by the Buzzer Club, was a blacksmith shopto shoe' his horse, 'Bertrand Trading Citizens enlast 1 onday grand success. There was a crowd when he was kicked and - badly , ful experience Merchandise. P. Laggart, man-- , f hall' to fill a the hurt, twice j bignqugh a his wound, and afterward Mr, was struck in'the right eje by size of the presnt one. leav- Dr. W. B. Parkinson, Jr. Physi; ... Bair went on his way. . ' ball, closing the eye entirely, t cian and Surgeon. discolboth ing itsomewhat red and e . , Henry Talbot R. Livery and Feed Stable. ' ' Lawrence Poulson met with an ored bones m his lower right leg. The Telford, manager. boy was following his father, and accident in breaking the thumb A. Blair, General BlackW. leave when you Tie your horses stepped on the sulky ' plow his on his right hand, trying to catch and smith and Horse Shoeing. them to do your shopping, father was using, getting his leg a swift rolling ball. Wilson General BlackAlbert avoid a runaway. Had Mrs. Rigin the rear wheel, with 'the. above and Horseshoeing. smith her Lewiston school baseball team by done that last Monday, sad result. The attending physl- down run Sugaroompany.. Amalgamated is memberj-an- d" at last - manager ; - F.: " the Quinney, buggy Joseph Main "street tipping-T report the boy was doing nicely. playing a fairly 'good." game' 'this out G; Taylor,' superintendent.' year, and the . games should be over and spilling everything Lewiston Drug Co, Miss-Lak-- of Fairview,--ire- patronized 'by the peopled as base- AB4hVtreet,4hat3ad4usChfih ' stores. .local manager. covering from a long 'spell of ball is a, clean, wholesome sport. purchased from the Serious accidents were avoided Royal Millinery Mrs. F. sickness. ' a to horse coming manager. the Ernest Ilawkswood, who only by Bar-, David Westis rejoicing over been away for some time, is back stop by colliding with a light pole, Bert Orchard result. her. - a- - bouncing for a probable summers stay. with.the above the safe arrival-o- f Neilson Harness Shop N. H. baby boy, April 2nd. atMiss Petersen, the county music Nielsen, manager. A number of people were Lake G. A. Hogan Breeder - of Pure Willard Hendricks is proud teacher, visited the Lewiston tending conference in .Salt Bred Holsteins.-- Over the 6afe arrival at his house schools last Tuesday April 2nd,-anS. T. G. F. L. A. Taylor, of twin girls. April 9th.. Mother there sure was some splendid Telford Hotel Mrs. Emma TelHyer, L. Hver. A. Mrs. and 'babies are doing nicely. It singing. Karren, , ford, proprietress. Hansen Live Stock Co. Dealers in Cattle, Hay and Grain. Sierected through a $10,000 appro body under flag of truce to Gen. RUSSIA AND TURKEY IN FIERCE DISPUTE pnation of the New Jersey legis- Hooker, and later it was brought mon Lind, manager. lature. The body will be removed north and interred in Trinity Lewiston Opera Honse Roy V,an. Accused from the vault at Trinity On Thurs church yard. of Ottoman Government Orden, manager. 4 Possession the old casket will be enof Stndebaker Brothers and Buggies day Large Taking Mail Cant Send Slips Through cased in a new one., and Harnesses. Strip in Persia. Sacramanto, Cal., April 8. After funeral services are read Wm. Anderson Painter and PaState Horticultural Commissioner London, April 6. The relations by. the Rev. Dr. Alanryng, rector per Hanger. Cook- has obtained a ruling of Russia and Turkey, which a few of Trinity, the casket will be plac A, J. G. M. Price Painter aqd Paper Gen. Hitchcock " ' weeks ago caused the circulation ed on a caisson' and, escorted by from Postmaster Hanger. , detaehments'of infantryandcava-lry- , Painter. . rtRrCrHaglund will be taken to the city hall mails small trees, slips and shrubs Thomas Wilson General Blacksmoment reach an acute stage, and of fruit carriers be which might where it will lie in state Gen. mith.- . again the bone of contention-wilDaniel S. Sickles, the only surviv- tree pests will be prohibited unless H, H, Danielson General Black-- ; be Persia.. the stamp of a state or ing division commander of the they bear e smith. At the close of the ; official. federal Orchestra Lewiston war Turkey moved troops war, will deliver an oration. Fred white recent Dr. Cook fly says a United States' troops will escort ' into the Persian province of Azermanager. , was brought to California by pest the to the railroad station. body ADs. Hotel George baijan, a strip of which has been Holliday. the mails. in dispute for upwards of 200 Friday morning, and it will be Brigham Pond Breeder of Thorto Washington. LOlST between 295 E ' Second oughbred Holstein Stock. years. Turkey claims this strip; taken Gen. Kearney was killed while South and American Steam Laun- Martin Pond Raiser and BreedPersia holds it. but the ownership reconnoitering within the confed- dry, a suit of clothes, Finder er of Thoroughbred has yet to be decided Holstein erate lines near Chantilly, Virgin- bring to this office and be Stock. The question has been a subject of negotiations but while these ia, Sept. 1, 1862. Gen. Lee sent his Shoe Repairing Ilyrum Neilson. have been going on Russia assttts that Turkey has been slowly mov lost He is Charged With Violating Ev-cr- y Oath lie Slade to lien Who Aided Him. Promoted and Supported By The Lewiston Commercial Boosters Club. New York, April. 8. The three WILL BOOST Editor special commissioners from Gen. . Assistant Editor Orosco, leader of the Mexican re- JACK BUZZ last here who arrived volutionists, week to present to the American The regular meeting of the; Inpeople the revolutionists aide of dustrial Boosters Club will ,be the present trouble in their coun- held this evening at 8:30. AH try, in a long statement given out members are requested to turn tonight by Manual I Lujan, head outrandHall who desire tn; become of the commission, bitterly assailand stand for a better, ed the administration of President members, more prosperous and more. - ad-- , Miulero and declared his tactics in vanced Lewiston and Cache Valthe government of Mexico are ley, are also invited to come and slowly wrecking the nation. the Club. Matters of. imjoin Madero" 18' charged with violatportance will be brought up, and ing every oath he made1 to the men as committees from Preston Club, that helped him to overthrow Di- Fairview and Trenton are invited, az. ITe is charged with misuse of we hope to have a large turn out government funds, with making it from-al- l impossible to walk the highways rharp in the club "room upstairs in of Mexico in safety and with not the Lewiston Commercial Investprotecting Ahe interests of, foreign ment company, building,- -, business, nor the people of.. Jus country. Everybody is busy, but BoostThe present revolution is not ers have time to host at any time, a new one, the statement says. if are real boosters. It is merely a continuance of they the revolution which began when Owners of choice horses ' in the rule of President Diaz became Lewiston should not fail, if it is unbearable. It is intended to possible to spare the time, to go atcarry out the reforms that it was April 42-- and hoped would result from the suc- tend the auction sale put on cess of the revolution a year ago, through the efforts of the Logan the failure of which is a sad disappointment to patriotic Mexicans gold in the treasury of Mexico.. as well as to the Americans and six? months time that other foreigners who have their Within was almost entirely, gone money business interests in Mexico. one single not had Mexico and Madero, the commissioners de- benefit to show from its expendi-ture- . clare, was not called to the presiBut Mexico does know dency by the people, but was ac- where part of it went. Upon the cepted by the revolutionists; be- abdication of President Diaz, a cause no one else came forward. was appointed to amission Coin To have v repudiated - him all claims that and would have been fatal ; for thedjust any might bVpressed against thenew cause, they state, although. - it government. was known that th;e man who The law specifically required would claim the reward was unthat documentary evidence ..must fit. be offered in each case to estabThe statement continues: instance lish a claim. In Madero, by what was almost thiswas done with every one notable the his first official act; violated the exception of the claim of Gustavo very principle we had won. By Madero, the presidents brother, his use of the army he pot only presented a bill for the modest intimidated congress into calling lie of $700,000 for alleged exsum an election at sqch an early date he had incurred .during penses as to prevent any opposition, but of the revolution he operation'; also intimidated the people and a ' nd that sunt was paid him crushed out all .opposition . to influence withMadero through himself. of one single out the presentation When President Diaz resigned voucher. his office there was $32,500,000 It is positively, known also that the government bv President Maderos expressed orders, has arranged to purchase from his uncle, Lorenzo Gonzales Trevinio, a traet of land known as the, San Carlos territory. For that the -- oneernedj--atdi30P-mr . 13-a- nd -- to-ljog- : . LAUREL PATTERN w IN 1835 R. WALLACE Silver Plate that in resists wear Not overburdened with simple, exaggeration even compelling in its simplicity. NOW ON DISPLAY T: M!J' Co.-Ge- - , . . The4ocaLdoctor-attendedpngwhHejJrMjl- ij J sUioy-Arok- : eiaa-aet-t- borse-wouldn- he- HFOtte s El-woo- Up-to-Da- :J - l . Russo-Japanes- Ell-woo- -- nc . h, c LYRIGTHEATRE time. i Cardon Jewelry C o m pany . GEN. KEARNEYS REMAINS TO LIE IN ARLINGTON : Edison. v.,. n T The Secretary New York, April 8. Appropriate civil and military honors will be paid to the memory of, Mhj. Lively Rescue Oenr. Philip Kearney of Civil war! Vitagraph fame upon- - the removal of his I . Current Event SJides, Change of Program MONDAY, body this week from the family WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. vault in Trinty church yard to Ar-- ! CACIHIE It is estimated that, about six hundred head of horses will he offered for sale, on April 12th and 13th at the FairfSrm.n,!, gan. Utah, including 150 teams of draft horses. Also as many drivers, brood mares, saddle horses, colts, broke and unbroke, of all classes. Cache Valley is a celebrated horse country, and' buyers recognize the fact, that these horses stand at a premium both iniSan Francisco and Los Angeles. Buyers from different parts of the United States and Canada will be in Logan on the above dates. C. A. Smith of Dillon, Montana, one of the best known horse dealers in the Northwest; will place horses before rfhu W tl!eir fine points' which wfll cost Td sells the horse for the price that the $1.00 a owner r asks, or more, it will cost $2.00 extra. This will be an excellent opportunity to purchase ateam, or any land of a horse Some horses will be sold on the streets the Bnery one will have a chance to bid for the horses of fered for sale by Mr. C. A. Smith. No the prke set by the owner- - The CoZtria) ri huPM UP guarantee that, will , bring an&the.buyers to dates. Bring your horses m. and help to Logan on the above an ' 7 fr horse sale -- All J liugtbiirruffltrery"tiYWasblngtdiq where a fitting monument is to be promote ahnud , . Horses Piaceion Sale will be Fed and Sheltered Free of Charge : . FOR FURTHER QFORMATION , WRITE OR CALL ON THE ' A c 1 " per-on- $ te d - SELIG d, - Anglo-Russia- The Broken Spur - ... ing her forces until they have gone even beyond me- - disputed strip and now command the western part of Azerbaijan from Lake Uruniiah to the frontier and could with ease attack the Russian province of Erivan. Turkey denies any aggressive sum of, 7,000,000 pesos ($3, 500, 0C0) intentions. She has informed the will paid, over, jet it is well known the propertj could neer she has troops in the disputed ter e sold f6r even 3.000.000 pesos. ritory only as a temporary expedMadero has all but accom- ient awaiting the outcome of plished the complete rum of Mex- friendly negotiations and if necesico. lie has created a condition sary a reference to The Hague trithat never before existed. What- bunal. ever may be sai An eommittye. ie protected people and property. on the other, hand, has reported Never before Madero became pre that the Russian assertion is corsident was it unsafe for a man to rect and has issued a map showtravel the roads of Mexico. To- ing that Turkey has taken possesday it is. Never before was busi- sion of about iO, 000 square miles ness ruined ai has since been, the of Persian territory.; case. ' Never beforp was thera a Turkeys firmness in supporthead of government of Mexico ing her contention and in not only in the d isputed who had lost all - control of the placing-troop- s country, and who dared not even strip, but moving them forward s has given rise ; in Russia to a protect the property or the of foreigners. ; suspicion that some other power Gen. Orozco, the commissionis behind the Ottoman governers assert,' is not a candidate for ment. It is pointed but that the the presidency, but intends upon acquisition of territory on the the .establishment of peace to call Persian frontier might be acceptan election wrhen for the first ed as compensation by Turkey for time in years Mexico will enjoy the loss of Tripoli and the power a free ballot to elect those in that could bring about this ex whom it has confidence. change would please Italy. Germany, which, before has tried to The, best strategy, in store secure concessions on Lake Urum-iais the power suspected. compensation is to give publicity facts than The movement of Russian and to more value-givin- g the other fellow do. ; Turkish troops along the frontier 2 has given cause for frequent alarms lately and Russias aetion in taking a leading part in the efr fort to bring the Turkish-Italiawar to an end is said to have been PROGRAM suggested by the fact that in this lrontier dispute she can use an argument that would give; a weak Walk-Y- ou Walk power, sueh as Turkey, cauSe to think before engaging'" against i KALEM two strong powers at the same TO-NIGH- er-ha- ve ev Club Logan, Utah d, |