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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

"Sam Devere's own Company" Is the
title OF the buresque and vaudeville
company which furnishes the bill at the
Lyric this week. Speciality acts, a num-
Der OF clever comedians aud the usual
collection of show girls IN scanty cos
tunes, make up the entertainment, and
IL seemed to take we'll on Its opening
performance Saturday afternoon.
Keene, who does comedy juggling
stunts, Is perhaps the most taking fea-
ture, while the two farces, THE Health
Resort and The Minnie are success
ful In producing plenty ot .aughter The
bill promises 10 draw capacity houses
for the week. which closes Friday night
Two years in London and one year
In New York Is a record 10 which The
Girl from Kays" points with pride. II
opens at the Theater tomorrow night,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Engine oi2 of the Southern Pacific
which has been employed In hauling
the dirt train on the bis yard improve
ments Of the oregon Short Line on
Fourth West turned turtle on the tenn
porary track just completed over the
spring at First North. All day yester-
day a large crowd watched the opera
tons OF tho wrecklns outfit cleaning up
the mess The fireman was slightly
hurt.
Joseph ". Neville. chief clerk 10
Supt Van Housen Of the Utah division
Of the salt Lake Route. Is at the Holy
Cross hospital suffering from a gun
shot wound received at Lynn yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Neville and some
friends were shooting az q target with
n rife when the accident happened.
lie received a bullet in the right arm
above the elbow which fractured the
bone badly. In all probability the arm
VIII have to be amputated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
SHORT LINE WRECK,
Freight Trains Col ide Killing Two Men
And Injuring Others.

A bad wreck occurred on the Oregon
Short Line this morning at ! o'clock
which succeeded IN blocking traffic on
the main line between Granger and
McCammon. Two tmmus who were
stealing a ride were so badly injured
that they died shortly after being TAX
en- from the wreckage. Fireman Du-
mont was the most seriously hurt
among the train crews being taken 20
Montpelier suffering from bad contus-
Ions. Brakeman Hazeltne also sus-
tanned a broken ankle while the en-
Rineers and other members Of the
crews came off with bruises and
scratches from jumping.
The wreck was a head-ou AFFAIR be-
tween Westbound No 50 freight and
an extra freight going east. II Is be-
leved TO have been caused by dis
regard OF orders, The track was torn
M for a considerable distance and
while the loss Of life was not great II
was a costly affair on account of dam
age to track, rolling stock and consign-
ments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
Vice President Schlacks Comes to
Salt Lake TO See About
Improvements
SOME BIG THINGS ARE COMING
Joint Shops, Depots and Tracks for
Rio Grande aud the Western Pacific
Other Railroad News.

Charles H. schlacks, vice president Of
the Denver & Rio Grande, who ar
rived In Salt Lake last night from Dem
YER In company with Joel r. Vale,
general attorney for the system, this
morning admitted 10 the News" that
one Of the subjects to be taken up on
the occasion Of his present visit TO Salt
Lake was the big new depot proposition
for the Rio Grande Western and the
Western Pacific. He declined 10 so IN
to detail. however, excusing himself on
the grounds that he did not want any
thing printed which might be ultimately
changed.
Yes, we win look into the depot mat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
BUSINESS NOTES

ud dne o WsIlsyllle Business and -
i1SmL company of WeIsyns "G Guss'
ti Dcnr NED a copy OF its ,C,aedo
incorporation, aai In the secretary' %, ~ g,,ss Of
9iiiGe today IFS capital Stock ~ states
divided q INTO shares Of the por ~ ,a S,g,Qol
10 eaeH n, b. Allen is presjiong,s.. u ,, Of
l ,t.i!! Jarrett vice president VIII
r ,S1 , usn'n, treasurer; p. b. GunneH D.
Ie.drE. J' =. Brown. ma1sSSg-' ss,'
SoHlpdhy viii conduct AM aS,n,. Ia'
Vile '''''u az Wells,
cd 'G 20 ,,;o 1891 5ss bank clearirgs amop,,
Su 70 SeSO,O19'4i as against Nv i.-'S 5s5
ior the same day last Year ''''''-'I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
Joseph S. Mathews Falls Under
Pistol Fire of Frank WOmack
Man 10 the Case.
HUSBAND HAD SUSPECTED HIM
Attentions to Wife, Before Wbsse
Eyes the Tragedy Was Enacted
Cause OF Terrible Crime.

Another tragedy was enacted shortly
before last midnight, IN this city, and
as result Joseph S. Mathews lies
dead In the morgue and his slayer is
IN the city jail with the probable
charge OF murder hanging over him.
Mathews was 80 years OF age, an en-
ploye OF the wsterworks department
formerly Of the fire department and
resided at 53l west First North street,
the scene OF the tragedy. The man
who killed him is Frank Womack, %
years Of age an employe Of the Oregon
Short Line company, at the freight
yards
For many months the latter roomed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23

up and Joe was sitting down at the
side Of the table. / sat down at the
end Of tho table Joe said I
want this thing settled right now. You
have got 70 leave this place and leave
1t DIN quick I told him | would 60,
but that | had been paying my board
TO Mrs. Mathews and tho ght she was
the one 10 order me out. lie replied
that he was running the house and /
would have TO SO. | got up and started
out when he seized me by the hair and
struck me here on the right side Of the
face, where you see these marks. lie
Knocked me down and grabbed me
again 4 am going 20 kin you now j
have got You, he said, IL was then l
thought OF the gun. | pulled the gun
and nred. lie jumped away from me
and then rushed back at me- ] fired
two more shots. He staggered and fell
That's all there is TO IT,"
1T Is said that you had taken Mrs.
Mathews to various places of amuse-
ment--ls Il a fact?' was asked,
1T Is not fact" was the reply. 81
never took her TO any place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
TEA

Good tea: a few top leaves
OF the bush.
What becomes Of the rest ?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23

Teton Basin are indications that Har-
rlman has been advised OF the inten-
lions OF the Burlington and is taking
dime by me fOrelock and protecting his
territory IN eastern Idaho,
ON TO LEWISTON, IDA
The Burlington has also preliminary
surveys suu further west The line to
the northwest rs said 10 strike vest
ward from the junction OF the Big and
Little Sandy 10 Fontenelle, and from
there dcscends salt river TO its connec-
zion with the south fork Of the Little
Snake. Along the banks OF the Snake
the survey runs 20 o point near Market
Lake, Ida, when II strikes westward
across open country northeast until
Birch creek Is reached The stream is
then followed mp TO the Lemhi river TO
Salmon CITY thence the salmon river
"a followed down TO its junction with
1he snake and thence down TO Lewiston
ldn. From this point Il can either
join forces with the other Hin road,
the Northern Pacific. or build on north
10 Puget Sound and southwest TO Port
land and Oregon.
MOFFAT ROAD AGAIN.
In the face Of these developments the
that the Denver. Northwestern & Pa
clhc commonly known as the Moitat
road, win be found to be the Burling-
tons extension TO salt Lake from Col-
orado, In an Interview given out IN
Denver on Saturday last II was an
nounced that this road would be COM
pleted into salt Lake inside OF the
next two years. At the present time,
save for connection with the Northern
Pacific In Montana, the Burlington has
outlet 90 the coast.
WESTERN CONNECTION.
II goes without saying that the state
ment that the Burlington is to build 70
Salt Lake 10 connect with the Western
Pacific must be taken with a large and
healthy grain Of salt, George j. Could
would only be too delighted 20 build a
$4,000 900 railroad 10 tldewater so as
10 enable him to turn traffic over to a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
READY FOR WORK.
Burlington Surveyors Arrive In Chey.
euuc Win Equipment
Special to the "News")

Cheyenne Wyo. Oct ga party OF
mrveyoTs arrived over the b. q W..
rom Denver and are today camped
hear the Burlington roundhouse lust
last Of the city They are I'M charge
" Mr.. a. l.. Ho3gl3nd and m the nartv
ire between 80 and 40 men. consisting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
'DRU NJ X r NJ NJ {. s s"
Cigarette and Tobacco Habits
Cured by
TR.B

Prove all things hold fast to that
rzs,h Is good
We, IT,, ned, know Of many
people who uote been cured Of the H.
quor and tobacco habits" by the use OF
"TRlB."
Rev. j, X. n, Bell, the Oldest living
Chaplain Of the Grand Lodge OF the
Masonic order in the World.
l.. J. Dosmarlas, pastor Of the Ro-
man Catholic Church OF The Dales
oregon.
Hon, Samuel White presiding Judge
of the Eighth Judicial district Of thu
State Of Oregon.
DO YOU believe these gentlemen would
allow their names 70 go before the
public Endorsing this remedy II they
were not absolutely sure that "TRIB"
cures the liquor ana tobacco habits2
And We know the remedy and know
from seeing many who have been cured
IN this city that II Will do all that IL
claimed for H.
we guarantee every treatment OF
"TRIB," Price, sl250 cure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23

ward Salt Lake City there 20 connect
with the western extension OF the
Guernsey branch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23

rival line at Ogden or Salt Lake. The
Western Pacific story can be dismissed
without any further debate as being
improbable
with Hi Invading Hartman teri
tory not only In Washington and ore
gon but IN Utah, Idaho wyoming and
part OF Montana the Hartman roads
are not going 20 throw any great ship
ments In the road Of Mr.. Hin, in fact
Il is a safe proposition that he would
rather haul tralnloads OF freight out
OF Portland via the Shasta Route and
the Sunset Route through Texas sooner
than give pound OF freight 70 the aB-
gressive HI ct al
HOW ABOUT SAN PEDRO?
The remaining proposition Is, can
the Burlington have an eye ON the
Salt Lake ROute2 This is not among
the improhabilties. a glance through
the old hles Of the News makes In
teresting reading at this time and fur
nlshes another case Of history repeat-
ing itself In February 1901 Dispatch
es from Chicago and los Angeles re-
peatedly credited the Burlington and
the Salt Lake Route with having a
secret understanding as 10 trans-con-
tinental freight
ne lnll1NANn w NlA'A az NV 49,
Los Angeles Herald OF Feb, 10, 1901
might be just as applicable today.
THE San Pedro, Los Angeles & salt
Lake railroad win Join hands with the
Burlington road at Salt Lake. The
Burlington viii begin an extension to
Salt Lake city for the purpose or
meeting the western road as soon as
spring weather permits grading.
THE road now has three terminals
west Of Denver, one In Colorado and
Two an Wyoming. Lyons, As miles
northwest OF Denver is the terminal
nearest Salt Lake but after spending
nearly 100000 In surveys Of the
country, the managers of that road de-
cided that the best entrance TO Salt
Lake is from GUERNSEY Wyo, by way
Of Ogden
While the business originating IN
Utah Is growing month 10y month local
railroad men are OF the opinion that
he Burlington rs not coming on 10
Utah without FIRST securing am outlet
10 the Pacific tidevatcr Time only
viii tell In the meantime the official
announcement has been made that the
G.. b. Is @. is coming to Salt Lake, and
that is joy enough for the present.
WHAT TT MEANS,
men ~ NptS arrive mere the BUR-
lugton system VIII then have It's owr
salt Lako-Chicago. salt Lake Denver
Ines, Billugs-SL Louis limo, Denver
Omaha line. Salt Lake Billings line
Kansas City-St Paul line. with
branches and feeders almost without
number, 1t now comprises the follow
ing railroads. Burlington d Missour
River r. r. Burlington q Northwest.
eu Ry, BURLINGTON q Western Ry
Chicago, Burlington s. Kansas CITY
Ry. Chicago. Burlington u Mort. r. r
Chicago Burlington a. quincy r.. II
Hannibal 81 ST. Joseph r. r., Kausa
city ST. joseph a. O. B. H. R.St. Louis
Keokuk & Northwestern r.. r., repre-
Beuting Sblt.G) miles OF track that q
extending lu teutlclos in AN direction
10 the dlscouf1rture OF an rivals TN
iay that the whistle OF the Burlington
locomotive is heard u salt Lake cit
Nil herald sun another era of prosper
lty for the State of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
HEsITATING AND NERVOUS.

Womack IL light cOmplexioned
young man with q smooth face and has
the appearance of having been well
bred. While he did not appear very
nervous this morning he avoided look
Ing the reporter squarely In the face,
and hesitated when asked II he had
been paying too much attention to
Mrs. Mathews. He came from Soda
Springs, Ida, and had been here ror
two or three years. Before going to
the Mathews home, he lived with a
family next door, The family moved
and he went 20 the Mathews home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching. Blind Bleeding, Protudng Piles
Druggists are authorized TO refund money
II PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure In to
IA days. bUc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
DISGUSTING STORIES.

Brothers Of the dead man believe that
Mathews suspicious We're not inbound
ed. According to statements made by
one Of the brothers to the News
this morning Mrs. Mathews used
to so frequently TO the nelghbors
where Womack formerly boarded.
Mathews spoke of II on one occasion
TO his sister-in-luW. on another oC-
casion Mrs. Mathew "rc0mnanied her
sis'ar-n law TO the theater. When they
came out they were u.t uy Womack,
who accompanied Mrs. Joseph Mathews
home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
PURCHASE OF GUN.

According to the statement made by
McHugh, to Frank Mathews, brother
OF the dead man, Womack purchased
the revolver with which he did the
shooting, about ten days ago. He
showed it to McHugh and limited that
he had 1t FOR joe" and would defend
himself Il necessary Mathews was out
with McHugh last night and they had
had q couple OF drinks. Mcliugh SAID
that Mathews was feeling sad over
something and finally said he was go
ing TO kick Womack out Of the place.
McHugh told Mathews that Womack
had a gun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
&c Schramm,

Cor. LIST So. and
Main SITS, where
the cars stop"
Sole
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
BLAME THE WIFE.

BLAME THE WIFE.
Womacks statement this morning that
he had never taken Mrs, Mathews out,
is emphatically denied by brother OF
the dead man. who said that Womack
had not only taken Mrs Mathews to the
theater but had taken her 10 Lagoon
Relatives OF the dead man believe that
Mrs. Mathews was much to blame for
the lamentable affair and declare that
she defended WOmack when her hus-
band ordered him from the place,
Mrs. Mathews was hysterical when
her husband fell dead before her eyes.
She screamed, tore her hair and wept
over the body. Her condition today
is such that medical attention Is nee
essary. Her two little children, Carl
ton, aged years, and Earl, years OF
age, were asleep when the shooting be-
gan. They did not realize the terrible
scene that was enacted.
"JoE WILL BE NEXT"
The shocking fate OF "Joe," as he
was called, Is a TERRIBLE blow TO his
aged parents, and br1 hers and sisters
II was only about two months ago that
the grief stricken parents buried a
daughter. Shortly after that a
brother made the remark. Joe viii
be the next one" lie said he had had
a dream to that effect
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral Of young Mathews win
| take place from the residence OF his
! father. 1888 west First North, tomorrow
! afternoon, n relatives who reside at
Rlchheld can get here by that time. II
not, It will take place on Wednesday.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Snyder and two lit

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Snyder and two lit
tie sons returned Tuesday evening from
an extended pleasure and business trip
across the continent. They visited all
the large cities of interest in the East.
making their headquarters in New York.
where the gentleman made extensive
purchases for his two large stores here
and at Washtucna. Short stops were
made at St. Louis. Chicago and in the
southland. Everywhere people were
greatly interested in the young state Of
Washington. asking many questions con-
corning the Portland fair this year and
anticipating taking advantage Of excur-
sion rates in this direction tor look
around.
Frank P. French spent several days at
North Yakima this week. A. J. Symes
is there running dray. doing well fnan-
cially. and is to be married next month.
He is reported to be on good behavior.
but is aging rapidly. and his HAIR is turn
ing gray.
The Cunningham ball team defeated
the local amateurs here last Sunday by
a score of 20 to II. The game was
loosely played throughout. both teams
milking many errors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Roseuof are
spending month at Kahlotus. where
the Rosenoff Drug Co. have branch
house.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.
See Tritt for Undertaking

See Tritt for Undertaking.
For RsNr-Rooms with private table
board. MRS. GEORGIA Johnson. Second
street over Kendrick's.
Losr-Front wheel Of baby buggy, be.
tween Ritzville and farm Of d. A. Scott.
six miles west Finder leave at News
Office and receive suitable reward.
FOR SALE-One new modern eight.
room residence on College hill cheap for
cash. See c. E. Amsbaugh or write
A. E. Down. Mesa, Wash.
Before purchasing your Garden Hose
call and examine the new stock and
prices of J. ]. Joyce. the plumber.
Sprinkling time has come again and you
want goods which will give you the best
service for the least money.
THE ONLY SAFE WAY to keep
your valuable papers. ETC., is to have a
safe deposit box IN a FIRE and burglar
proof vault. The First National Bank
has all of these facilities and will rent
you box at 4 reasonable figure. Your
patronage is couSteously solicited.
Why not open . bank account The
First National Bank will assist you to do
80 by furnishing you with q Home Saw.
inRs Bank In which to keep your savings
until you have accumulated enough to
deposit. They will open your bank upon
presentation and place the contents, oil
large or small amount. to your credit
and pay you interest at s per cent from
date Of credit, interest to be computed
and credited to your account on January
list and July Ist Of each year. Try thi.
savings system and you will be surprised
At the amount you will accumulate. Il
will pay you to investigate.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28
Jury Term Of Court.

Superior court was called to order las,
Friday at 10 a. M. by Judge w. T. War.
| rem.
The case of the Odessa Hardware Co.
VS.. Lawrence Schaeffer. suit on account
demurrer was overruled and defendant
given 10 days in which to plead.
In the matter Of Veron Tracy. minor
an order was given to give MIR. and Mrs
VIM. Gerke custody Of the child. which
will assume their name.
Suit on lien for 1915 by St. Paul and
Tacoma Lumber Co. vs.. H. c. Scott
ct ux ct al. jury rendered verdict for de.
PENDANT. The plaintiffs served notice Of
appeal.
State VS.. Vogt. charged with rape. case
was dismissed on motion Of prosecuting
attorney.
Gottlieb Heinrichs Of Lind. was fined
$500 and six months in Jail for wife beat
ing. The sentence was suspended pend.
ing good behavior.
John A. Thiel and VIM. r. Cunning
ham. Jr.. were appointed and sworn in
as jury commissioners for the ensuing
year. This Office was created by the last
legislature.
David Tabicoe. the Indian. who was
being prosecuted by the Collier Bros. of
Rattlesnake Flat. for horse stealing. jury
returned verdict Of not guilty.
G. W. Phelps, who was held on
charges Of obtaining money under false
pretense, entered demurrer. which was
sustained and the defendant was DIS
charged.
State VS.. l.. W, Lemaster, who was
charged with burglarizing the store Of
Dan Sullivan at Paha. about two weeks
ago. Judge Warren instructed the jury
to render verdict Of not guilty.
H. H. Anderson VS.. A. NJ. Wiley and
s. G. Glenn. suit on account. judgment
was rendered for defendant.
Court adjourned at 4 p. m. Monday
afternoon.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28

Clothes cleaned. pressed and repaired
At Reider's old stand opp. court house.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28
Death Of Jacob Buehler.

The community was shocked last Fri
day to learn of the sudden death of
Jacob Buehler. a pioneer citizen and re-
spected resident of Adams county for
the past fourteen years. He had been
taken to Spokane a few days before
where he underwent an operation at the
Sacred Heart hospital. Thursday. but was
unable to rally from the ordeal. and away
Friday. June %, 1905. He had been
sufferer for the past two years with
bladder trouble, which was not consid-
cred dangerous. The body was shipped
to Ritzville. funeral services being held
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. IRON the
German Methodist church. Ave miles
southeast of town. conducted by Rev
Carl Jams. Interment was made in the
Scheel cemetery.
Jacob Buehler was born in Barry
county. Mich. March Ist. 'S43. and was
married at Salem. Mich. to Mary C. Raab.
Fourteen years ago the family came
to Adams county. hsmesteading choice
piece of land two miles suth of town.
With careful industry. economy and per-
severance. they have amassed large.
valuable farm with fine, comfortable
home.
Besides the sorrowing wife. eight chill
dren. three boys and five girls are left>to
mourn his loss. The boys are George.
Oscar and Philip. and the girls are Mrs.
Herman Bursch, Harrington: Mrs. c. N.
Cornelius. Kennewick; Mrs. Chas. H.
Meek. Newport. Idaho. and Misses Mag.
gle and Hulda
The family have asked the News to
express their thanks to all the kind
neighbors and friends whose ready SYM
patty and assistance in their hour of
deepest sorrow we're highly appreciated.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28
Official Program.

Following is the official program fo'
the Fourth Of July celebration to be held
in Ritzville:
"a. m.-National salute Of a. guns.
10 a. m.-Industrial parade. Prizes Of
s1s and SIS for best individual display.
ia. m.-Exercises at opera house.
Speaking by Hon. T. D. Rockwell Of
Spokane.
II to I p. Na.-Otnner.
Up. m.-Races on Main street.
Ioo-yard foot race. Prizes tIo and s.
77o.yard foot race. Prizes 80 and IS.
so.yard sack race. Prizes s. and 81.
Fat mans foot race. 50 yards. weight
limit not less than ago pounds. Prizes
s. and 81.
Boys race. for boys under 10 years.
Prizes 8 and 81.
Boys race for boys under IS years
Prizes 3 and 81.
Girls race. for girls under 10 years
Prizes s. and 81.
Girls race, for girls under IS years
Prizes . and 81.
Egg race for girls. Prizes s. and n
One.half mile bicycle race. Prize,
$40 and s..
Farmers buggy trotting race. one.hall
mile. not less than four to start. Prizes
$40 and SIS.
Horse racing at Baseball park. Pro
fessionsl horses barred from these races
4-mile horse race. free for all. Prize.
$40 and $40.
emile saddle horse race. Prizes 81
and $40.
X.mile pony race. Prizes SIs and $40
3 p. m.-Baseball game. Ritsvills
and S. A. A. c. Of Spokane.
Broncho bucking match. for four Of
more riders. Prizes $ss and SIS.
ITO 8 p. m.-Calithumpian parade.
Prizes szs. SIS and SO.
sp. m.-Dancing at Ritzville Trading
company's block.
Judges Of Sports-L. P. Bauman. J. R.
Harris and Jas. Schiewe.
Marshal-of-the- Day-Andress ]. Coss
For any further information concern
ing contests. see ]. w. Lansing.