Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-08
SPECIAL FEATURES ON
T0MORROW'S CARD
1t Will Be IOwa-MnneSOta Day. Special Races will
Include Appe aranCe of Sherlock
Holmes

The people from Iowa and Minne-
sofa will reign supreme on the Lewis
ton Charleston fair grounds tomorrow,
The program arranged is one of spe-
cial interest and will be appreciated
by all fair visitors.
The feature of the program will be
the address of Congressman Wesley L.
Jones of Washington, who is an aspi-
rant to the office of United States SEN
ator to succeed Senator Levy Ankeney.
Mr.. Jones was an arrival in the city
this morning and has spent the greater
part of the day on the grounds, where
he has renewed acquaintances from
his old Eastern home.
The registration books of the Iowa
Minnesota committee were opened this
morning, and by noon a large number
of the natives of those states had sub
scribed their names to the list, giving
their former residences, their present
address and vocation.
The general reception in the Iowa
Minnesota headquarters will be held
tomorrow morning from Q until 10
o'clock, at which time general intro
ductions will follow and a renewal Of
acquaintances be held.
At 10 o'clock the party will adjourn
to the grandstand. where the program
will be carried out. The following is
the program arranged for the occa-
sion.
! Music
Permanent organization.
| Address of welcome by Mavor Yount
of Charleston.
Response for Minnesota by Rev
/ william baltimore Of Lewiston
Response for Iowa by Attorney J. B.
Anderson OF Lewiston.
| Song, Minnesota"
nesota people.
| Son" Iowa"
| Address hv Congressman Wesley l.
! Jones Of North Yakima.
! SOM. America"
| Special Racing Features.
In viow of the special features ar
RANGED 'r all denartments to make to-
morrow one of the greatest days o1
! the fair. the owners Of the runnine
I horses have provided a program ~
especial m rit. The best horses in
the stables will be in the races tOmor-
row. and from the way the ponies have
been going for the past two days il
will be safe to predict that each event
will be of interest.
The runners have provided for five
races in addition to the splendid pro-
gram of harness events in which Sher-
/ lock Holmes win make his first APP
pearance on the lewiston Clarkstor
track and will go to lower the record
of 2:O6 made IN Spokane last week.
The following are the running
events for tomorrow's racing:
Three -eighths mile handicap-Main
owned by Clear Lake stables, los;
Queen Cup, owned by c. Coons, 100:
May Pink by w. P Fine. 1o1; Popu-
list, by John Vincent 125.
Five -eighths mile, purse $3.50
Koenigin Louise, by c, b. Wilson, 109;
Scorcher. j. Brown, 1O9: Mischief.
]. Hughes. 1O9; Tramator f. r. Beat
(, ty. 109; Enchanter, J. Fl. Brown, 109.
One mile selling stake, purse $3.50
Hi-cal-cap. G. w. Robinson, 1O7: Col
Bronston 1O7; Ripper, w. R. Linton
101; Lady's Beauty. w. Cain, %; Te-
tanus L. Fountain, 81
I Seven eighths mile $3OO-Folly L, D
L. Fountain 95; Sea Lad, C. w. Cain
104: Gentle Harry, c. w. Robinson
/ 105: Senator Warren, D. S. Fountain
112; Arcourt, w. P. Fine, 105.
Seven-eighths mile. $150-Lucrece,
Coffey. 1O4 Harka, ]. Brown, 1O9 Col
Jewell, F. e. Beatty, 1O4; Lerida, C. A
Davis, 104. Zaza, Ed Davis, 104; Ia
dora. ]. A. Lynch, 109.
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