Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-25

Tim Flaherty, PAGER by Dick Fla
herty, owned by Senator Van Devan-
ter. OF King county, Wn., has been
sent to Salem to be trained.
ATTRACTION FOR sPoRrsMEN
In Store at Salem-Preparations for
I. the Oregon State Shooting
Tournament.
1tiis well known fact that the Sa.
lem Rod and Gun club has maintained
the best tournament grounds in the
state.
Sporting men like to come to Salem
because they have been we'll treated
here at two state tournaments IN the
past, and they know what to OK pect in
the future. The first annual session of
the State Sportsmen's Assn at Salem
beginning June 28th will surpass all
other gatherings of the kind ever held
in. Oregon.
8 While the principal burden Of work
preparation and expense of the two
tournaments held In the past has fallen
on the Salem club and Salem business
men, the formation of State associa.
ton will extend the interest and sup
port In money and sporting merchan-
disc prizes will undoubtedly come from
all over the state,as well as from dealers
and manufacturers outsids the state.
The officers Of the Oregon State
Sportsmen's association are as follows:
G. d. Gabrielson, president; FIVE vice
presidents resulted in the choice of J..
B. Thorsen. Of LaGrande; w. J. Riley,
of Portland; H. T. Hudson, of Port
land; w. E. Baker, of Albany, and w.
E. Martin, of McMinnville; Frank
Howe, of Salem, secretary; F. A. Tur-
ner, of Salem, treasurer. The board Of
directors J. 8. Seed, F. A. Dunham,
G. M. Stearns, w. Breyman and M.
A. McCOrkle. These men are of the
best business standing and character,
and their names are guarantee of fair
dealing and gentlemanly management
of the association, which Is pledged to
enforcement of the state fish and game
laws, as well as the promotion of health
full field sports.
t- PORTLAND's CONTRIBUTION.
" 1t is expected that there will be from
three to five thousand dollars offered
in purses and prizes at the June tour
nament. Salem sportsmen and busi-
ness men have not yet been called up
on but always contribute literally.
donations, amounting well
along towards thousand dollars,
have already been made by Portland
business men, and lovers of field sports:
The Review, gold medal, 5000
Multnomah kennels by d. L. Will
liams, Chesapeake bay dog, $500
Z J. q. Seed, cash, $500.
Paul A Kennel, cash, $1,000.
e. W.. Moore, oil painting, 5000.
Fred Kepion, cash, $3.50.
Mike Bowman. box cigars, $500
Jas. Paquet, cash, $500.
Jas. F. Caraher, fishing rod, $1,000.
w. A. Storey, cash, $500.
Fred T. Merrill, 40 inch Victor Jun
or Ball Bearing bicycle, $ll5.OO.
Columbia Cycle Co., arc sapterD,
$500.
The Campbell Cycle Co., double
,hime bell, $3.50.
Webb Safe q Lock Co., scale, $l4O0.
J, S. Walple, Imperial Roadster,
$4,000.
Fred IT. Merrill, Victor Roadster,
bl35.O0.
Sichel & Meyer, cash, $3.50.
J. r.. Mead, cash, $500.
d. #, Parker. cash, $3.50.
III. II. Hudson, Remington rifle,
$500.
Strowbridge. Badman Co.. Ithica 10
,auge hammer, $1,000.
/. 4. House, cash. $3.50.
w. l.. Dudley, cash, $500.
StreIhig a. Humason. perfume, $3.50.
VIM. q. Beck Arms Co., revolver
iickel, $1,000.
Ripdlamb Il Rawert, trunk gun
ase, $1,000.
The Wiley B. Allen Co., violin |
25 90.
J. w. Whalley, cash. $500.
l.. p. Lindgreen, cash, $3.50.
q. NJ. Stearns cash, $5 co.
Capt. w. J. Riley, gold medal.
M. FriedlaDder, one silver flask,
A. 8. Schmidt. East Portland. split
amboo rod. $3.50.
G. X. Hughes, Que Irish Setter,
35 90.