Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

rtMreay ana snnAay AAseffne-aap
per aaA Speeches.
Tie report following Of the lat,
s@scsinE tournament a Portland 4
talIen from the Sens:
~ TIE shooting on SATURDAY. ther,
were stx teams en- cred for ths chsmpior
cap valued at 500. The fogiosine
scores we're made: MaIfnomah team
NO. !. 6Os Multuomah team No. 2, II
sss.stfie tam, 81; Faneozver team. %
= Asitnoncah team, No. 3. ~; WaIls
wallis team. -. The above shsofinr
VA a Peoria b.aek birds. Mu,iso nah
team No. 2 won. The second event on
Saturday was ~ live pieeens- Each
man was TO shoot .; seven birds from
ground traps, % yards rise. the prizes
vslaed At $lZ5. 20 90 to the kighess
ssDres- there were ffty seven entries
+. u. sanborn, Theodore Davis, A. d
5eyan. J. Paquet, T. 3. Maynard, w.
q. Chapman and Y. Brooks made scores
OF seven each In the sheet Davis ven
the fFst prize and Sanborn the second.
The biaekbird championship, veish
bad been deferred from SATURDAY,, was
the flFst Shoot 10 come up Sunday.
Ihere were three prizes of $4S. SIS and
80 vaige, including so cash in ths first
prize. Joe MeGaaght Of Seattle Won
ths first prize. MessFz. Pest aud Lar
ina won TIE second and third prizes re-
speetively.
A sh0os At seven pigeons for three
prizes Of e75. t25 sAd SO value, in
aindinR SO cash In the FIRST Prize, next
20 place. n. W. Staekpool, Of Seat
lie, won the hrsf prize, NJ. p. Spencer
second, and j. Paquet third.
A live pigeon shoot as three birds 10
the man, for prizes Of f65. so and
go. inclndlng SO cash in the first
prize, vas next. y. Paqnst v0n the
irst pEizs. Z. W. Moore second, and r.
Brooks third.
For an account Of the banquet We are
inds bted 20 the 0rsgoHtaa
The Visiting sp0ftsneu we're enter
tanned last evening at q bakqaet given
by the Multnomah Rod and Gun Club,
a. the Aurora Restaurant. About fifty
geniiemsn eat down to an excellent
dinner, af which the utmost iollIsy and
sportsmaniike good feeling prevailed, /,
and she Numerous good stories Of hunt
ing adventures kept the tables in roar
daring the entire repast. With the dis
appearance OF the desert. calls were
usads for the president of the club. J.
w. Mhalley, who said
"On behalf OF the Multnomah Rod a
Gun Club wish 10 testify our satisfae-
lion az meeting with so many genuine
Ehole-souled spoEtsmen az are present
on this occasion. trust il is only the
iirss of many similar events in which
'Ke shall participate. / am paessed 10
irse.sn sh.t eksa ~ ehfa artr1 n
try are gradually becoming organized.
~ there Is something more than sport
ing incumbent upon them. They m 7st
try % prevent tbs indiscrimlnate
slaughter,of game which has prevailed
in tue past, and 10 secure legislation to
tr5tect it. Clubs must also cultivate
friendly relations With those over whose
grounds they shoot By securing the
pnnishmans Of tFespasserss This club
nAs won some prizss at the Tournament.
We knew hoE strong she Seattle team
uas, and under the circumstances ue
have reason 10 be proud that We Ros
away with anything. Nov, gentlemen.
nii up buwpsr while propose the
Gun Clab Of Seattle. and couple with II
she name Of it, captain, ID. W. Stack
pool"
Ths toast vas drank with great en-
thasiasm. Ia responding, Captain
Stsekpooi expressed ais qualification al
meeting 80 nany gentlemen spoktsmen
a, had been hr0nRht together BY this
taurnaimsnt. The seattle tsam had an
tssipAtaa = very pleasant affair, bat
their naost sAngnine expectations had
been SURPASSED. He thsn called on
Joseph y. NcNauQht 30 say something.
Mf. saeNaueht said: swe have had
really ioEly good time. We had tsana
from the Mnltnomah club over a Ss-
aiais d year age, and from that sample
formed cur opinion Of the club, which
We have had no oceasion 70 change. We
have been treated with the utmost kind
nssss and courtesy, and l assure you We
appreciate Il. We are pleased 70 have
met the Malla Wella club and tbs Van
os,ussr mind"
Here be vas interrupted BY great APP
plauss, and explained that he used 90
bslona 10 base ball oinb.
he continued. -fhe seattle team felt
little eoneeited when we came over.
We had hoored the MaltnolnAh club
orlca. and thought we esald do IL again.
We kept q SHARP watch On teAm No !.
and fcit safe while we kept ahead OF
them, bat found when nearly shron0h
that team No. vas ahead Of us.s
Mr.. Whallsy said. ave have present
an old and vAlusd former citizen Of
Portland. He nsed 10 be solid man
here, and Il now = solid man &C Walla
Walsa. Hs has eoEae dozn here TO par
tisipass with his Old friends In this
sport. Like myself age has dimmsd his
viaion aligatly. but his heart 10 warm
go 4 sriSs. ~ s.rs.ns,a.. = e.,aaa a., sTaxt
Arberry.D
Loud calls were made for sTex..s y
lex, aud ns bis portiy forna arose
frusn che chair, theFe wsre shouts Of
~1ex. are you Feadyg Hhootr'
Mr.. Arhsrry said ss9entlsmsn and
bnsther sportsnsen. this u enc of the
great plsasurss Of nv life sssakpool
saws Ne b moi taiker. Nov. I am no
sh.,oser. bnt / am : talksr. Ihass been
ipoFtsman for thirty years, and &c
yorr prssinent ssya. my eyes are getting
dim. and the be5s beat ne at shooting,
am pleased 10 have met my old time
frtsnds Whailey and Mannastea. and u
We can s,es ap q toaFnaweat at cur fair
ve will invite the Mnltnomah elnb %
come M aud shoot. We have had .
rt1r NtHtt1&0t tttt3s GFU8 t43 1Dt Doe "
Walia Walia was o pleasure. and I feel
% good / alalost believe ! killed ten
strlieht. ella n09 pfopoce toast b
my venernoie ognpanion, q. echu,
maeheE. Who, Il he can't shoot, u tAs
beat Runsmith IN the country.
Mr.. Sehamacher. In rsspoase. ex
plslnea hew he came 10 b present
when askad 10 iain the Waila wallis
team, he said ke would " Ten Arberfy
wusild ea. Just then Tex came into his
shnp. and en- h<ina asked % Join the
team. said be woaid on one condition
oalJr. which wns that the team sho1id
sath.eu o4.r Said Tex: = Yea knov ss
eans beat those Ptsrsian4 fsilegs. and
II we do they uill never come up se
Walia walia 10 shoot." And 80 be and
Ter came down uith thai understand
li.G.
This '.aivine the snap away By Mr.;
Schumacher vas Feceived 81 load and
prolonged ehesrinx and laughter.
u. q. Mscsienala. Secretary ef tha
MultnomSsh elnb. vss toss,ea and tr
rspeadsn9 prupussd The Nsnooassz
dub.
Nj. Arherry paid The members ef the
Taneouesr team, she bad been oolla<d
% lsass Cor bone when Ne sports uers
o~ss, the hARh conpiimeni Of eAiiins
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