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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-14
killed his Mothers Cousin.

Sing Sing, N. r. Jan. 14.-Wm. Neu-
field, who murdered his mothers cousin,
Mrs Annie Kronman, in her apartments
in West Thirty-fifth street, New York
August Z, 1899. was electrocuted in the
state prison here at 6:05 o'clock this
morning.
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Proat al Soc Ell Go Inanection.

FRONT OF 5000 IN Grain lnspection.
State Grain Inspector Mckenzie made
his report for the month Of December
The collections We're s.. 1862 and the
expenses were So, 4S6.25. This leaves a
profit TO the state Of $500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-14
MOB NEARLY GET HIM.
q Leavenworth Negro Arrested For
an Attempted Assault.

Leavenworth. Kan, Jan. 14--AIiss Eva
Roth. a young woman about 2 years old,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-14

White admits that he was present
with Griffin but that he was an innocent
party and supposed the deal was per
fectly legitimate. He states that he
was hired by Griffin to assist in the
work and that he thought what Griffin
had told him was correct and that he
was innocent of any intention Of wrong
doing Or shady transactions IN the mat
tar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07
KeIso School Of Music Notes.

Music. IS it IS frequently taught leads
ID inattention, inaccuracy and the for
nation OF other careless habits Teach
the pupils how TO memorize correctly
and they viii learn concentration Of mind
to pay attention 10 the most minute de-
tails. TO b. very accurate and painstak-
ing and viii b. enabled 10 retain a clear
visual aurol and tactile mental INA sc
Of the piece. BY the psychology of pia-
nistic memory. a piece may be memoir
lied while sitting IN a chair. enjoying the
cool breeze on a shady porch or lawn
II IS unnecessary TO place the music on
The plano rack TO learn it by this method
Earnest students who follow this course
develop the mind for other branches OF
study as weil; the mind becomes accus-
toned 20 the systematic, accurate and
thorough training or eye. ear and kines-
thetic sense the student learns u see
everything Eith a seeing eye. instead OF
merely staring At the object; learns to
hear correctly and To register on The mind
any movement by very sman muscular
contraction Of a finger. The desire OF
this school IS not TO boast OF the greatest
number Of pupils, but 90 have only dili-
gent. earnest students, 10 maintain this
high standard. 8fr. Kelso insists that any
pupil who does not take interest in the
work must be dismissed Several indi-
viduaI piano recitaIs VIII be given soon
Mr. Baird Hamlin accepted sn invitation
% play at the rirst NJ. T. church in
Hutchinson. last Sunday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

Day before yesterday the chemical ap-
paratus arrived which are 70 be used
In Illustrating the chemical lectures
Prot Crowley. the lecturer. arrived from
Omaha this morning az O'Clock D-.
Crowley, who is professor OF chemistry IN
the Creighton Medical college. Omaha. is
one OF the most brilliant young chemists
il the United States and IS II touch. 70
an unusual degree. with the current the
Dries and work IN Chemical lines al over
the world Nearly al the leading physi-
clans and several OF the foremost drug
gists and dentists CT wichita have en-
tered for this course
The Institute lectures viii be held twice
day fer two weeks. beginning touo--
row AZ $3.50 a n and ?. IL They viii
take place AT the QrO-carhedral hall cor
ner Of St Francis and Second. which Is
being used this summer BY the Aibertus
MaSnus school OF mathematics On the
evening Of Saturday. the 18th. Dr. Crow
ley viii give d popular lecture. for the
public. on The Foods We Eat and the
Air We Breathe" On July 18th another
VIII Be- given on the subject OF What We
Drink" Tickets for these popular lee
lures win be On sale al the leading drug
stores after Thursday noon.
Misses Eleanor Campbell. Minnie Rla-
zer and Edna F. Battin have entered for
special work in the Mathematical school
Miss Media Won Seyfried began her
work at the Conservatory this week.
She has already won the warm admira-
ton and friendship OF those who have had
an opportunity 70 cultivate her acquain-
tance. and her singing is q revelation q
the powers Of the human voice when prop
eriy cultivated under really great ms
tiers.
Airs. Madelaine R. Jocelyn Of this city
has been appointed assistant instructor
In French in the Albertus Nfsgnus school
OF Languages Mrs JoceIyn IS a gradu-
ate OF FalIey seminary. Fulton. y. =.
Her maiden name was Ia Fayetta. she
being the granddaughter Of Jean Besoin
de Ia Fayetts. who was ewn cousin 70
the celebrated Marquis de n Fsyette. and
who settled n Utica, y r. shortly az
ter the close q the Revolutionary War.
Mrs Jocelyn and her sister. Mrs. Blea q
san Francisco. with their little children. /
are the only surviving representacives OF
the la Fayette family. Mrs Jocelyn
taught French in Fulton. y. Y. before
coming west, and during the Is years q
her residence IN this city has had private
classes in that language She has also
published TRANSACTIONS Of choice specimens
Of French fiction fCom tine 20 time.
At a meeting OF the board Of trustees
held last Tuesday night it was voted 20
change the name OF the body - the uni {
versiCy senate. Several sections Of the
statute OF organization we're adopted. I
one OF which provided that the ozicisI IL
tie Of the general board should De rector (
magnifcus. The form Eor the perpetual
scholarship certificates vas offered and .
several appropriations made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

The interest IN normal institute con
tinues 70 grow one hundred and four
names have been enrolled and il is ex-
pected the enrolment viii be almost
doubled AZ the end q this week.
Several changes vii Be made fl the
order of recitation % suit the couven-
/ fence of the various classes. ard cur
rent history class VIII - added 20 oc-
cupy the half hour before noon each
day
Dr. MAYOR calls on his friends. the
I teachers. occasionally HIS friends MN
( Der the entire enrolment
NJ NJ r. Turner OF Adams. Indiana,
/ visited normal Friday
Among Saturday morning visitors were
Misses Nellie and 1faggie Dorsey. Nellie
/ Percy, L.eota Tsunany and Irene Trgm-
bull
Miss Martha Black Of Newton visited
several classes during the week win
Miss Howes.
Prof Carson and Mr.. WIN Price we're
interested visitors Saturday.
~ Miracle ~ kfnEuzn Who is at
tending business college here came III
SATURDAY n greet old frlencs
Prof Messeriey was seriously POISONED
hv ivy While celebrating the Fourth III
the park He is recovering slowly and
hopes II b able q take % his work
again Tuesday. He f. taxing hls en-
forced vacation AZ s-s E.asr Central whsle
Superintendent senoe ex-SuperntendeHt
c-fvuie au5 Prof. Temple divide his
classes among themselves.
Prof Buck I'D -he -orli1E sErrc'ses
FRIDAY. taking bis text from ths 2lst
chapter ~ MartheE.
ne genial Chz-ias Flfe- lsass tls
Staging IL absence q Pref NesserirT.
The raues saaea 70 IRE rou Frsav
we're these ~ Mss Bertha rrrr'l,-z--.
Arule SEe--ey ans Grace ssuflene-E-r.
1rss Hatris Lennon .g-nec the razzs
~ saturdsT
yuss fnsz sanslsky r. or re eseE 49,
Pref Bucks class i7 ho-s-Eeersrr ls
r--Errszf-E Eoely Whst it laess l1
-1-he-z IS 1aaee ~ r. ezt5uzlsz-a-
Auorr the familiar faces % - see1 r.
rr.s years cfzsses are those - Elss<-
ezra Alezs-EFr. csr1lue kzaz1s- 1fznir
Freeuan. Mra s.ateE @. c. Ssaae aad
Prof Tempe
srs-= =-1aerss sre tzEi-E afraz-ers
- IRE fGr wezS review II ne cc7-
ra- breaches
= Is s-cs - so-e t-oals &C. ~
e-h-rs @, ha~T 81 r1t rsne RI ~
ss.rs-rrr -iassez ser1-as e. ~ e-e.e-t
.z-se- ~ ere va-11aE ter- soekz p 81
aelssz=l 81 s-e t1zr q tsa-sezr ro--
uai stress rare soae srrEr1ctk7r -
seas - srcaaazas a-s 5.aeasss-.1.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07
Notice


Wichita Kansas June p. 1901.
Sealed bids VIII be received al this Of
fee until 70 O'Clock. m. July y. 1901, for
the construction Of The following walks:
PERMANENT.
5-foot walk on the east side Of Seneca
from University 70 Chicago.
A 4-foot walk on the north side Of
Ninth from Topeka 70 Emporia-
A 5-foot walk on the south side Of
Ninth from Topeka to Main
a 5-foot walk on the east side Of St.
francis from Pine TO Murdoch.
& 4-fool walk on the east side Of st.
francis from Eleventh 10 Twelfth.
A 5-foot walk on rs cas- side OF St.
Francis from Murdoch 516 feet north
a 5-foot walk on the east side Of En-
poria from kellogg 60 Crme.
A 5-foot walk en- the south side of
Thtrd from waco 10 Main.
A 5-foot walk on the south side Of Thir-
teenth from Lawrence to Main
5-foot walk on the east side Of Water
from Greenway TO Lincoln.
A 5-foot walk on the west side of Water
from Greenway TO Lincoln
= 4-f0ot walk on the west side OF Cleve-
land from Third TO Douglas.
a 4-Ioot walk on the north side Of Cen
traI from ohio 20 Cleveland
A 5-foot walk on the south side Of Elm
from ST. Francis to Emporia-
4 4-foot walk on the east side Of Math-
eEson avenue from Douglas 10 Third.
A 5-fo0t walk on The west side OF ST.
Francis avenue from Ninth 10 Tenth
Il 4-foot walk on the east SIDE Of wash
I1gton avenue from Central TO Pine.
a 5-foot walk on the south side Of Third
street from Market 10 Topeka
A 4-foot walk on the north side of Third
street from sherman to James.
& z-f1ot walk on the west side Of Waco
enue from Second TO First
= 4-fo0t walk ora the west side Of Wa
-ash avenue from Central to Alurdoci-
4 4-root walk on the south side OF
Dewey aveaua from Water TO Emporia-
A 4-f3ot walk on the north side Of
Dewey avenue from water 20 Market
i s-f0ot walk en- the west side of
Rochester street from Thirteenth to
Fourteenth.
4 4-fo3t walk on the south side Of Lin
coin street. from Emp0ria 10 Main
A -foa- walk Oh the west side of New
York from Third u Douglas
a 8-foor walk on the north side Of Four
teenth street from Park Place to Fair
view.
A t-foot walk on the south side of Nor
RS street from Emnoria to Lawrence.
A 4-foot walk on the south side of Wat
,rraan street from Main 70 alley west
4 s-foot walk on the west side Of Penn
sylvania avenue from First TO Second
a 4-foo- walk Oh thieves tside Of Penn
svIvania from Douglas % First
Au bids must be accompanied by a GER
tlfsd check for SO as a guarantee Of
eood faltr. Contractors are hereby noti-
FED thar f7r all walks constructed under
the supervision If an Inspector a main
taIuarce bond FOR ore year VIII be re-
oclred Bidders must state price per
square foot.
The mayor end council reserve the right
u reject any and al bids.
s-t j. j. LELAND. City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

a fire with one-half Of the lawn hose in
the city running It is Impossible 70 get a
pressure. know its grinding monop
oily but If il were not for grinding mon
opoIies some people would have nothing
to kic kabout We would probably never
had a soc1ess statesman 10 al ulster 10
the history Of our dustIess state Mean
time the water company as well, al more
pumping facilities. enlarge a lot Of their
mains and tear out the wood mains II
all the nozzles were closed at the ring
ing OF the IRE DELL. the pressure would be
so sudden and strong that those old
wooden pipes would burst more than
ever They ought 10 60.
a cigar sign on one Of the most prom
inent corner buildings occupied BY
bank is an anomaly. The thing for a
rival concern is 10 have bulletin board
space across the street
Il was a young lady the young man
don't live that I would take an evening
drive with if he wanted or attempted 70
smoke while driving with ne
How many wheels in the city have bells
on them? I venture The guess not one
in twenty Five speaking Of wheels. The
city can replenish the treasury very
handsomely by sending out ununiformed
policemen for q few evenings and morn
ings 70 the resident portion OF the city.
Ny sympathy is with the man with the
wheel but these evenings the sidewalks
are fun Of people trying TO KEEP cool, wo-
men and children with baby wagons
The streets are dry and hard and wheel
ers, more particularly boys and girls are
violating the ordinance and they VII not
dismount when they meet parties
CITY REGULATOR
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

OmCe of City Clerk
u-f-7-fre EC4~E Irrrv s &c

A.---tl .'- Nt-- ~ -
Wichita Kans.. July g. lscl.
Property owners are hereby notified
thar tie city council has ordered con
straeted the following walks
A 4-foCr permanent walk on the west
side of Fannie. commencing 41 feet north
OF the northeast corner of Hyde park %
Dousias.
A 5-fcot permanent walk on the east
side Of 1laia. FROM Tenth 20 Murdook.
A 4-f1ot permanent walk on the west
side af aEathewscn- from Douglas avenue
o. Third.
4-foot permanent walk On the south
SIDE If Lewis. fr3u Lawrence west % the
southeast corner Of Lewis and Water.
4 s-faot permanent walk on the east
side of 1Lartinsoa from Maple 20 Chi
cago.
z-foot permanent walk on the south
side III Second from rs draulic 20 Topeka
A 4-foot permanent walk on the south
stIs al lewis from Emporia 70 Main
t-faot permanent walk or the vest
SIDE IL 81 ruan. beginning AZ Central ana
running north rs feet
q 5-foot permanent walk on the east
sfIe at Emporis. from 1IlrdocA north 81
fset
4 lo-foot permanent walk on The south
side Of Chicago avenue, from west end OF
bri5ge to Seneca
4-faot permanent walk on the west
SIDE oh Sycamore. from Wichita * West
ern r. r % clicag3
A i-foot permanent walk on the south
SIDE 81 Thirteenth from Wichita 10
sherwood
a-st J. T. LELAND. ClJv Clerk
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Sealed sids.


wichita. Kansas. June =. 1871
sealed bids VIII oe received TX This Of
- urrl 3 O'Clock. H. July II. 1891 for
the strucuon e ali permanent Inter
ss.+s,--s v.aieh shan De ordered hgiit dur
49, tae summer and fau Of lsi
s.fs intersections 70 be constructed &C.
csrssrr 10 Specifications o. lie IN he
omce q city engineer.
Bidders must state priee ger square '7''1-
an'bi5s must be accom- panied Is a cert
ned cheek lor SIC Paysble % the CRY O
1richIts. IS a guarantee q Sood Iaila-
The mayor ana coaneil reserve EAe rlshl
r. reject any am 81 bids
81 J. L LELAND. City Clerk
Daily Eagle. delivered. Ice per week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07
Wichita COLLEGES
Universities,
Academies and Schools.
sickner conservatorv Notes.

Sickner Conservatory Notes.
Helen n C0lvIIe, q teacher in the gov
eminent schools AT White Eagle, L T.
has entered the piano department OF The
Sickner Conservatory for The summer
term Mss Colvine Is a sister OF ex-
County Superintendent Of Schools and
took a special course OF instruction al
the conservatory last summer also.
New pupils have been received in the
violin. mandolin, cello and piano classes
this week
Miss Ina B TORY who was graduated
from the conservatory IN 1855 was one OF
The piano soloists 81 the sixteenth an
nusl meeting Of the Michigan music
teachers association held in Flint. Mich
igau, June z5-27. 1sgI. and the Flint Globe
gives most faJrering report CT her
piano playing.
The pupils recital Friday afternoon
was highly interesting; HumoresQue, Cd
No. ,. by Grieg was beautifully inter
preted BY Miss Margarite Bliss; Mss
Bessie lines renGered Godard's Frag-
ments Poetigue with much artistic taste
and exquisite finish: ar Herbert Hat
field played Noszk0wsEis MazoUrka. op.
s. in a very happy manner. A musical
resume Of the week was given by Miss
Gertrude Dowd; a >Srief history Of the or
gan By Miss May Comley and sketch
Of Paganini. The violin wizard, BY Miss
Florence Cub6on- a mandolin and gull
tar ouartette composed of Misses Laura
Sickner and Indus Hollingsworth. Mabel
Sickner and Vesta Charleston closed the
program with a German Patrol.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

DGe-ed ~ Councilman cccel;
Be II Resolved. BY the mayor and
council Of the city o Wichita Kansas.
that il Is hereby declared q public neces-
sity 20 construct a permanent curb O. the
vest side OF waco avenue. Waterman 20
Waterman addition. from T-ird street %
Central avenue. and the ciVy CLERK be il
structed u cause publication II This res0-
luton 10 be made as required ~ law
42-sl :. l. LELAND. City Clerk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07
LETTER LIST.

List OF letters advertised By the post
master at Wichita. Kan, for the week
ending -uIy :, 1901:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07
Wichita Commercial College Notes.


Miss Wentworth, former pupil OF
Prof. Robins, from California. made a
pleasant visit al the College during the
week
Mr.. C. ". Jackson. q recent student IN
the Shorthand department, accepted a po-
sition with Gabel. Johnson & Jones. mer-
chandise brokers. as steaographer the
fore part OF the week
The Towes brothers, Of the Commercial
department VIII open a general mer-
chandise store at Newton about August
/ These young men viii make a success
of their undertaking. as they are pushers.
Mr.. Richard Cachard enrolled for q
course in shorthand and typeHriting
Saturday.
Prof. W. L Thomas OF Salina made a
pleasant visit at the College during the
week He was highly pleased with the
practical work OF the different depart
ments
Mr. J y Covault returned 70 school
Monday after an absence Of about three
weeks. He went 70 his home 10 look at
ter the harvesting OF a large wheat crop.
Miss Lillian Garvey OF the Shorthand de-
partner has accepted q position as stem
ographer for the Fourth National Bank
during the vacation of Mrs. Shirk, the
regular stenographer. who was q student
Of this College
Mr.. Lewis Bronston, a former graduate
called Saturday. Mr.. BronstoEEis travel
ing for large shoe firm Of St. Louis and
is doing we'll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07


Wichita. Ears-. JulT G IscL
TIE mayor and council OF the City q
Wichita have declared u necessary 70
construct the following curbi1g
To curb OHIO avenue. on both sides q
said avenUe. between FirsS street on the
south ard the so1th lire u second street
OF the north T. L LELAND
Get City Clerk
schwelrer-s 1nfsrzuented Erspe Juice IS
the best food ard drink combined -5-2s-
To the Fubac. THIS is 20 certify thst
have NOT 6eeu connected With rha Muraal
BENEFIT Uason q Chicago. IA. since Nay
Z lssL H 7 E5o1ze ss-lt'
B1y scarslters uufe-uenteE Era7s
Juice frcEa yolr g-0csr Isl
Delzer Palmer RAE plans cuner. ls ~
TIE a[snhatrzr h7t=l- re wI be pleased
20 put yasr p-ano 81 dne c5ndirilu- s-1r.
Use schwe.l=rs ua.erne1taI grape
sulee- Z--ss
The g. .ss Rock Iz'aze -oz rms rber
through tourist slee7srs g. Les A-rele=.
va San Francisco AID ths rev S5grhsrn
Paclae eoaSs lie C. < Basco1- = p A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

You people who turn OF ycur hose ard
20 70 Ia ard let 7 run al night know
vou are doing the wrong thing u e not
fair 70 the water company. = case Ct
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

Resolution for Curling.

TIIlf7LIl ltIl|LI."
In calling for the asovs letters, nissss
say advertised P Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

Every morning there are several crowds
~ small boys FROM ten years % seur
years old an few very Snan g1ris who
tran throlEh the alleys gathering NJ the
decavlrg fruit and vegetables piled up
~ the g-ocers ard restaurants There
Is q way 60 stop g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07
City Regulator
Some Further
Suggestions are Made.

To the Editor of the Eagle:
II IS remarkable how many farmers
there are living in town They have
had a complete failure Of the wheat crop
and now they have settled the corn ques-
ton and not one of them has been OF the
townsite in SIX months.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

Bay Scaualters Gute-rnenteE Erar
Juice frcna ya1- g-ocer ESt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

one swallow doesn't make a spring
neither does two paved streets make a
city. Wichita must make up her mind
TO face the music am be something more
than an overgrown town She must
commence paving her streets. First
street ought TO be paved from Market 20
the Santa Fe railroad and Lawrence, To-
peks Emporia and St Francis from
Douglas avenue % First street and the
pavement on Main street extended 10
Thirteenth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

Whatever possessed the Fairmount
Golf club to loose its identity BY chang
ing its name 10 some unforgotten. IN
known name What is prettier and more
appropriate than Fairmount. anys and
everything connected with Fairmount
ought 70 be called Paramount with d big
..F
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

Every time 7 ride across the street rail-
way at the street crossings an remind
ed before I get fairly settled in my seat
again that the franchise as It was orig
inaIly read before the city council speci-
fed that the crossing should be filed in
with oak plank giving the dimensions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

SchweIters cnferzuented Ersue juice IS
the best food and drink combined E-4s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

TIE asnhacrsn h7ta- He wlE 30 please,
20 pat yesr piano Fl 6re candi-i7u- s--1r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

I would have different state Of affairs,
morally, in the park nights II I had 70
station a policeman at every tree.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

Use schwelt=rs ua-erneztaI grape
suIce- E
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

When You are knocking the diaphragm
out of the telephone yelling 81 the tele-
phone girl Just remember that the poor
SRI IS having her trial also This hot
weather.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17

and bright
land domostc
We ecuredp
to f
the ohr if
we fail
NERVOUS DEBILITY SEXUAL WEAK
MANHOOD. WEAK PARTS, vARiCO-
Z STRUCTURE, CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON OR
! DERANGEMENT DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
or ANY PRIVATE NERVOUS BLOOD Disease.
OF what wnp
ing
{ No name on box o.
me t se ssdf Pine and nd oe SeGa sss M n re
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
kuI3!l|a;I! ms ll1!ll3 1!E n 9Th 81
LOTS OF COMPETITION FOR
. TRAP SHOTS THIS SEASON.

hat. but he has three clean scores on the
right side Of the ledger. ''Dute" Cabanne
has one clean count; Dodge one. Taylor
one. Reichert one, Mason two, Kay one,
Collins one. Heiligenstein one, Prendergast
two. Charles Spencer one, Walker one.
Campbell one. Weber one. Fred Fink, the
winner Of the last two shoots for the medal.
clean scores in three Of the four shoots for
the medal and has yet to win It. The con-
sistent work Of the doctor at the score will
be rewarded I'm the end. however. as he is
considered to be the man who will come
mighty close to winning 1t. With clean
scores right along, he does not have to win
the emblem at all during the year. and will
be especially fortunate II many. are tied in
the end. He Is said to be the hardest man
In ST. Louis to beat in a fifty-bird race. with
the exception of Dave Elliott