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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20
JoBBINc QUOTATIONS.


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i.smoha@f2 bOUft 80 q box cooking an
Pies. 7aeVli 90 eating apples. 81 7hsf2 60
oranges, 81 T0afa TO! bananas. - hOqfl 30.
plheapplss $500 pet dnz. seeding oranges.
" sng2 ~ naysis. g 2sq CO.. Medlierrsn
can sweets " co. Vaisncihs. 81 00efE4 rs.
lines, 81 so4tb % case thhHefinas. DIS.
sraps fruit. ta00Qta o.. stfawbsrrier
81 - psf sfaie. Clarke Heedtiurr. ~ 90
tl25.
vegetables
Potatoes oid. Gzsut90 per ten.
nss y si.s r.. 80 ~ es.is - 20 PEI
garlic DE- cabbage. e. s5gt7 70 psr eWt.
native. seo Per ses hasks. zoe
,oss. i..oo psr esss. esin psppsrs. ssssos
nausFkraat 1880 foiuafnaH. t1s1 psi
crate. TsGas tomatoes. tl.4s. raaishea, To-
so 'g ssr ,is ss par.s SS - no e'l ssa
Hoover. 81 20 puHpsins. 1870 per
%. saaskhss AZ Nes beans, Ts
s's assSss. s 20 SO p., aas b sssai
sprouts 7Whr g~ea. Atsct telephone peas,
asse. natlFe. 81, rtsibarh. a9s8e per pound
spinach tgdhoc psf hox native aapaFaxuE
81 10 per ssss. Eresn cern. asa per doH.
Prevtsiont
Frssh msst--cow beef. o. per ID. stes,
bssf eda4e per ~. muttoni wsthsr. I've.
ewes. I've. pofA. 100 per ID. veal. iafss.
- small. Jos
lsroyisions Hnnas. ibo breakfast
barts lee. bellies. 10.
Hay-puast sound. per ton. fi50o. East
efn Washington timetny. siscouleoo. al
fAifa. i2gisr
Grain Oats. 80 CO. wheat 81 60. corn.
$50 90. relied barley. tza.co
Batter. chses.. ksrs and reuItry
batter -washinstau cr0Amsriss. szc
chssss-astiys ws<hiassoa fun cream.
ia6tsc. Eastern Res fefs. iaAOItai
Wisconsin. lee Hogasfort tse Edau.
al ongizo per case! New refk. Is0iee,
hamburger. iogiTe. hrtes. isaiTo. Swiss.
ieQtpr.
Esss~ strictly fresh ranch. zaaa4c. Call.
fsrniA. isafbc. Ofesan. ibe.
Live Fuuitfy-Hens. isteite. fryefa
- oset % per foa. tafksya. ts0fsc. rsess.
toQiicl ducks fscs
Dressed rouitry-Turksys. ftotae. ssers.
iiaise. dasks, iagise. ehieksns. iseisa.
usnsy-i79ise.
cemmissicu Mems Prices
cou~atsd dsfiy-T7as foiio~ink prices sr>
being orsrea 90 the producer in round ista
81 the deck ar IN ia. ear a. kesttisi
Crsin-uats sxb opG - 90. harley. t1i 90
wheat ehIcksn feed. t1ios. ezra baIt.
eae On
ch-~s.-sstivs wsshinssen. ff9ifHn.
Isss-HtFtefiy fresh raneh. 2te.
Butter WAahtastea efssmsfy. isofeei
sAAeh. tt0fTe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20

aud have resolved to put him out Of
the race.
To that end they have resolved 20
atfike az the very foundations Of his
political strength the gambling
houses from which the Humea Piper.
CLANCY political combination has
long drawn it, lie blood.
LED nY EN.GoV. MGRAw.
John a. MeGraw. "A strong sup.
porter OF Mr. Preston. II the leader
of the sntl-Piprr movement In
words unmistakable he has told Mr.
Piper that he shah not carry his end
In the convention and that " he does
do 50 the gambling ring viii pay
the penalty.
The plan discussed at the meeting
yesterday Was 10 notify the gamblers
that n Mr.. Piper won In the pfim-
aries by the support OF the First ward
a grand jury investigation of gam
bling would at once be brought
about
II you people rend Piper 60 the
legislature frutn the First ward you
VIII never turn another card In Sc
attic"
This IL the grim message Mr.. Me.
GrAw and mis- business mems com.
mittee" have sent the gamblers.
NOW uP To THE GAMBLERS.
II IL now up 20 the gamblers 20
make a choice. N they throw Piper
down the wrath 81 Mayer Humes wiii
be Waited upon them strouEh the
police department. II tney defeat
Dawes the stin more disaKresabie
prospect Of = grand Jury invsstisa.
ton confronts them.
Governor Medraw ard his friends
prominent among whom IL Judge
Thomas Burke. today refuse 10 dis
cuaa the meeting oil yesterday after.
noon.
The meeting was one that will be
Of great ultimate Importance. said
Governor McGraw. 1T was 30 adj
vance the interest Of Mr.. Preston,
OF the Republican party and Of dc.
cent city government"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20

When within four feet of the boni
Capt Evans. la desperation. thrur,
his oar into the open mouth Of the
huge fish and down iia throat. Ths
shark then iunEcd forward and al ].
most completely overturned the
fkif. bit three more sht = Killed
him. He was towed TO the bea.h
south o. the power house, where 10
day secres Of people are viewing tho
man eater. which measures fee,
from head 10 tail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20
The MARKETS

Berries remain unchanged IN price
today, although the market displays
firmef tendency than yesterday
stock 20 s2.25 for the very best
Clarke Seedlings. Cherries are BwhN
OF Receipts ara very heavy and
lots OF the stock II in very bad con
diiion. The price for good stock Ia
dis Is from 70 % SIC. and Inferior
stock at almost any price. Peaches
ana apfieotH are on sale IA fairly
large Quantities owing 90 heavy re
esiptH on yesterdays steamer. They
are selling each for fi.2a per box
Tomatoes are down owing 10 large
shipments. Caniinower, cabbage.
peas and spinach are selling well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20
MURDERED

PORTLAND. June 2s.-I.ouis Bo.
gas. who came here from Santa Bar
baras was found murdered this morn
Ing. lie had been sandbaRed TO
death. negro il suspected. The
motive was undoubtedly robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20

A einefHatogrsph for the blind has
been Invented BY DIR. Duzand. n
French physician. The successive
stages Of the picture are embossed
on sheets ~ tin and made to rcvoiya
rapidly between the fingers OF the
blind person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20
WATCHES. DIAMONDS. FINE
JEwELRY and sILvERwARE
Albert Hansen 5 xss,:s
The largest jsweiry house In toe
Northwest.
CALL OF THE JUDGES.
|. 4. l......- - 4.

10 the IiAttubEfc Va liit DAT VI MIX
County. State of Washington:
You. and each OF you, are hereby
notified that meeting OF the menu
beers of the Bar of King County,
state of Washington. will be held i'm
the King County Court House. in the
City of Seattle, said State, in the
room occupied by the Judge of the
superior Court Of said county who
presides over Department No. l Of
said court on Saturday. the 2lst day
OF June. a. ID. 1902. at the hour OF
= 30 I'm the forenoon, for the purpose
OF selecting four electors of said
County to be recommended by said
Bar to the Superior Court of said
County. from which said four cleo
tors. to be so recommended. said SUI
perior Court will chose two to act as
jury commissioners in said County
for the term OF one year and until
their successors are appointed and
qualified.
This notice is given In pursuance
OF an order made and entered May
3ist, 1902.
Dated June 18th. 1909.
ARTHUR r. GRIFFIN.
w. R.~BELL.
GEO. MEADE EMORY.
BOYD j. TALLMAN
Judges OF the Superior Court of the
State of Washington, FOR King
County.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20
COURTHOUSE NOTES

In the suit Of Dr. j. Eugene Jordan
against Dr. v. y. Adams and Cap
tain r. ~. Handy for alleged failure
Of confederation In the sale Of the
steamship Professor Morse. $40. Tos
was awarded 10 the plaintiff
In the federal court yesterday John
Kosskan vas acquitted % the charge
cf having brought cattle into the
United States contrary to the federal
laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20

The common cause Of cycling
troubles f. cheap bicycles. II you
have been pp against thefn buy a
Yale or Woln American high grade
u h-el and stop them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20

Fireworks a; wholesale and retail.
Hros.. 1914 Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20
Sunset Oil and Refining Co.

Second block Of stock OF 90 900
shares nearly all sold. That remain
ing yet to be had at 2sc per share.
Those desiring stock will do well 10
act promptly. Early advance in price
ELLIS MORRISON. Asst. Sec.
Basement Mutual Life bldg. Seat
tie. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20
A MORSE" ON the RosssR.


SAN FRANCISCO June M. a.s.o.
from him $3.50 "t's" ~Ffshs"-
John Slater sasssn FOR sihlsy deliver leaf sos
and dwhi
"h.n ne retufnri IN i've minstes Vase
morning . or
bulge
driver
Jumped out Of the p~arei t. W" 'fsfef
haras had
honse The man who took ca supp"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20
N0N-CONCUR

WASHINGTON. ID. e. June ga
The house today agreed To non
concur IN the senate amendment To
the Nicaragua canal bill and 10 send
the bill 20 a conference.
WARRINGTON. -. G.. June go.
In the house today Kahn OF Califor.
mia delivered a lengthy speech in
which he gave reasons gained from
personal observation for the reten-
ton Of abe Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20

Rsiehert bros-. pianos. iis Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20

The demand OF the Fourth ward
ers Il that Mr.. Piper shall forthwith
Withdraw from the senatorial con.
test and leave the field open for
Joseph n. Dawes. his only exponent.
Both afr. Piper and Mr.. Dawes as
serf In the strongest terms their
loyalty to Harold Preston as n can
dtdats for United States senator hut
for reasons best known 10 them.
selves the Fourth warders who were
present at the secret meeting yes
terday doubt Mr. Piper's sincerity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20
SECRET MEETING OF
GREAT IMPORT NCE
The Edict Goes Forth That George U. Piper Must With
draw From Senatorial Race-The Gambling Question
Now Enters Into County and State Politics

The all pervadlng gambling evil
has At last made lts presence felt Ia
the state and county campaign now
about Go be opened by the king
county Republican convention.
In past years only in municipal
campaigns has the poisonous influ-
cnoe OF the gambling ring been
sought and depended upon hy Abe OF
flee seekers. Invariably II has been
eNerted Tor the benefit Of the Eepuh.
lican candidates. Now, on the verge
OF a primary fight that threatens to
be one Of the bittervat IN the history
or the party in King county. the
gambling iA&ue hae been raised be-
tween factions Of the party itself.
GEORGE L. PIPER AGAIN.
George U. Piper. who IL eandi.
date for the state senate from the
Thirty-foufth senatorial district. em-
braciug the First ward and who
has Tor years been recognized rs the
middieman 81 the Hufnes admins
tratien IN tta dealings with the
gambling ring. Il the man who has
succeeded ia raising II.
After long years Of patient cub
missson 20 the rule of the gambling
ring a number 81 the mnst prutnl-
ncnt business men OF the Fourth
ward have at last reVolfed and yca
tcrday at a secret meeting held in
the Pioneer building. plans Co shake
off the yoke werv formally dts
cunas.f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20
WE
SET THE PACE

!, 4 indeed amusing 20 hear the
rust Druggists talk about meeting
AR prices II they have te. kN that
shev acknowledge that Ne set the
aass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-20

van can buy medicines any cheaper
49,, Inc Trust nruHglsts new than
-, could six months axe. II u all
,ss5nr t. the stand the Rarteit nrW,
-, has always taken against high
snd unjust prices.
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rarselrs Ausi.rrus, Prices

an Olycerinc scan, use siae, IL -
psa Cross Skin soap, SSc sixe 1Ns
transparent Glyeerino soap 10 ~iss
........ .....sss...s.. .ss...., ae
ssr~srtesi CASTLE soap. per 10 ~ q
sr,fativc skin Soar sc stxe4.. TOE
rsckers' Tar Soar. sSc stxe... !. I &c
puttcgmiik SOAP cakes for Toe
t,arter's Little Liver pills. aac sizs
........ .......s. ............t toe
fsrter'x Digestive Tablets. 100 siHs
$3.50. .......s. .........s....a pe
psrunA. LOO sise. s..s........4...t 8e
Prescriptions Our Specially.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-18
HOME RULERS
CHOOSE LEADERS
Four Have Been Added TO the
List Of Executive Com
mitteemeD.

After a session which lasted severs,
hours the Home Rule executive com
mittee last evening announced that
there had been chosen as members OF
that body. to fill vacancies the follow
ing: J. w. Bipikane, George Markham,
L. r. Kentwell and Ben Jones.
The elections were not held without
the accompaniment of much oratory.
First there was a long and loud dis
cussion of the vacancies which existed
in the committee. Some OF the mem
bers held that there were no legal va
cancies in more than two instances, ow-
ing to the lack OF the proper reslgna-
tons from the others of the force OF
committeeman. This phase OF the CUES
ton called for some heated debate, but
it was ended finally without any break
ing into the slate Of the leaders.
During the remainder OF the evening
there was a warm discussion OF the
propriety of electing Markham to a
committee place, the charge being
made that he was Il Republican. Mark
ham was defended on the ground that
if he was competent to hold place az
the editor Of paper which was the or
gan Of the party, he should be given a
place in the councils Of the organiza-
ton. This view prevailed and the cleo
ton was concluded without incident.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-18
TESTS PATIENCE.
The Most Patient People Must
Show Annoyance at Times.

The Most Patient People Mus
Show Annoyance at Times.
Nothing spolls a good disposition
quicker.
Nothing taxes a mans patience
Like an itchipess of the skin.
Itching piles most drive you crazy.
All day it makes you miserable.
All night it keeps you awake.
Itch! Itch! Itch! with no relief
Just the same with eczema. 4
Can hardly keep from scratching Il
You would do SO but you know II
makes 1t worse
Such miseries are daily decreasing
People are learning they can be
cured.
Learning the merit of Doan's ONT
ment.
Plenty of proof that Doan's ONT
ment Will cure eczema or any itchinesg
OF the skin.
Read the testimony Of a st. ALBANIA,
Z. S., citizen.
Mr.. DeForrest d. Judd, OF Georgia
St, says: You can put down my
name as one who is firm believer in
Doan's Ointment in cases of itching
hemorrhoids. / have suffered from
that for twenty years and during this
time ] doctored and used nearly all the
salTes and ointments / ever heard OF
but could not get any permanent re-
lief. In the winter OF 1896 was 80
bad that I could hardly DO my work,
and lost many hours sleep on account
OF It. It was at this time that I saw
Doan's Ointment advertised and got q
box. The application relieved me. II
never entered my mind that l could ga
cured entirely. but / did not then knoN
the virtues OF DOan's Ointment. It n
the best thing 1 have ever used and I,
will speak well of DOan's Ointment"
Doan's Ointment for sale by all deal
ers. Price so cents. Mailed by thel
Hollister Drug Co, Ltd, agents for the |
hawaiian Islands.
Remember the name Doan's and take
no substitute.
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Whitney & Marsh, Ltd.

for delay, but since reading the Com
missions report he was unable to reach
a conclusion as to which was the better
route. Before embarking upon an ex-
penditure of $200.O00,o0O, he thought ex-
perts should consider the recent offer OF
the Panama Company.
Mr.. Burton, who opposed the Nicara-
qua canal bill before, said he hoped this
bill would pass. He, however, favored
the Morris amendment, and said he be-
lieved the Panama route offered the best
advantages. 1t had been more thor
oughly investigated and there was less
danger of disagreeable surprises as the
work progressed.
Mr.. Hill of Connecticut said he would
vote for the Morris amendment, and read
letter from Professor Ward, an engI-
neer, who had been engaged on the Pan
anna route, who gave a number OF rea-
sons favoring the Panama route, among
them being danger of earthquakes along
the Nicaragua route.
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10000 60 >0@o@o@0&

new proposition of the Panama Company
offered advantages over the Nicarag qua
route, he thought the President should
have alternative authority to accept It,
If you favor this bill" interposed Eir.
Barthoidt Of Missouri. why Is It that YOU
and your democratic colleagues from
Missouri at the last session voted against
a similar bin?"
because" replied Mr. Shack1eford.
the bill at the last session was passed
through this House to the tune OF God
save the Queen 1 want it passed to
the sweet strains OF Hail Columbia. "
democratic applause)
But the Hay-Pauncefote treaty was
not ratified at the last session." Observed
NJ Bartholdt
True, It was not" replied Mr.. Shack-
leford. out cur English Secrettry OF
State wanted It ra-5f--I. art because ne
believed the wishes Of Her Majestv's
representative in the cabinet would pre-
vail we opposed the bill"
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Mr. Morris of
Minnesota. who yesterday offered the
amendment to leave the selection of the
route to the President, said it was his
purpose to ensure the selection of the
best route. Heretofore he believed the
Panama proposition had been used solely
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-18

and was off my spot as l waltzed home
! 1 had on my rubber soles, for I had in
tended to start the play if L got an
3 easy ball, and what should I find but
that I had sneaked on a goodie on his
way home. Say, Just touched him for
fun. I couldn't help 1t. 1 staggered up
against him and he said. Poor man
; say it was a shame, but he had TO give
it to me, and I've felt cheap ever since,
for 1 know he had never been against
a game before, and when I told him to-,
he ran along home, and didn't even
call for the hobs.
''WeH; then L got onto the Thomas
square gag. 1t was too easy to have
the main guy of the cops layin' out on
the grass, with a squad around the
square to see that 1 didn't hurt him.
and me touchin' off a crib in Makiki
without a wink of danger. Well, an
I'm simply getting them in shape, so
that when Mickey comes down he can
run EN-, while 1 stalk the tramper. OF
course they don't know what it means
when they hear me around their houses
LOOKING i. I've got to get acquainted.
''Weu. y ~, you'd have laughed
yourself to death if you'd have seen
one suy 1 strung UP on the knoll the
other night. ! was taking my squint
'-N A41o pCblS - ~ ~ men llc tEldue MS run
for it. Out he came and 1 simply
doubled when I had got to the corner
and strolled by. Say, he was turning
more angles around the trees than
new Congressman getting on to the
ropes. He would shout and then run
as though sor7c one was after him. He
threw rocks biz dog which he had
scared neal "a, and then mis-
neighbors cane with d gun and they
chased my shadow all over the ward
Say, if it wouldn't have been making
him touchy I'd have stripped the bun
galow just to make nim feel that he'd
a run for his money, and not a walk
Well Isn't it raw when a fellow
has good graft starting and the geez-
ers from the other side blow it off
simply because they're coarse. There's /
good picking out on the plains. and
some of the gazaboos are peachy. Why
one of 'em heard me when I stepped
on a board, while pipin the other
night, and ran out after me. saw a
chap ahead streaking it a little ard
ducked behind a hedge, and say the
way those wise boys chased my proxy
Wen. Why, he was only in q hurry TO
get to the car.
Say, I'm sad. To think the kamaain-
as believe this is my gait Wouldn't
that graft goose flesh on you? why,
we are only plantin' the burg now. We
won't begin to milk it yet awhile. for
these Porto Rican sneaks have the first
chance, and they'll want to collect a |
few suits Of clothes and several wipes, /
before they're ready TO get out and
give us a chance to touch the real /
stuff. Wen have 20 wait till the sceTe !
goes Off and then when the reaction (
comes wen pan it out. That's all. /
We're not in the Cresceus class. Weul
keep. Well All, went away. went 4
away
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14
AMONG THE HoRsEMEN.
Accident mt st. Louis.

st Louis, No.. June 1S.-Today's
sport at the fair grounds was marred
by an accident In the first race, as a
result of which Jockey D0negan viii
lose his life. Balzac, upon whom Dom
egan had the mount, stumbled and fell
as the Held was rounding the stable
turn. Pettijohn, the fayorite, fell over
Balzae and upon Donegal who sus.
lalned a horrible fracture of the skull.
HIS death Is momentarily expected. Il.
Matthews, who had the mount on Pet
ulohn, was unhurt. Summary.
FIRST race, four and half firlongs,
selling-Lexlngton Bess won, Jack
Jack Young second. Easy Trade third.
Time-,56l6.
Second race, mile and 10 yards. SELL
lng-lda Ledford won, Loone second,
Wine Press third. Tlme-1:46.
Third race, Steplechases. about two
miles--Very Light won. Jolo second,
Torreon third. Time-i:O5
Fourth race, six furlongs, pgrse-
Mickey D won, st. Cuthbert second,
Frank Bell third. Tlme-1,i434.
Fifth race, seven furongs selling
-Four Leaf G won, Mengal SECOND, For
ter third. Tlme-l:2S
sixth race, mile and sixteenth SELL
ing--Brewer Schorr won. Glenwood Sec
ond, Tenney Bell third. Time-l.45h.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14
CHILDREN'S CHOIR.
Little People Of st. Mary's Give DE
lightiul Musicale.

The sixth annual musicale OF the chill.
tisns choir OF ST. Mary's cathedral,
Under The direction Of Miss Nora Gea-
''n was given last evening before a
vel hlled house at the Grand theater.
Ah interesting musical program, to-
s''her with pleasing dances by the
children, was given. A commedietta,
euued Young Mr. Devlne,' was the
pan feature Of the evening. 1t was
s,lelpated in by Misses Katherine o.
sneh' Anna Porter. Marie McCovey,
cslae Hope, Irene Kane. Addie Frey,
sslhe hoCabe and ELLA Tuckerman.
'Is musical program was az follows:
pue Master Stanley Woods, Miss
eols Gleason America" chorus; I'll
iSlIieolo' Miss Judges, Miss Grad
ySA' song Go, Sleep. My Honey"
eaa faiek, Teresa Butler, Dollle VIII
,.as and Little Ones, vocal solo. Little
NN..asr'ne Thomas. instrumental solo.
S rAs'sr Dale Smith: duet. Masters
, eaar'ss Egenberger, Clement Naylor;
s.s, 500, Miss Mary Halloran: "El
s' a Miss Mary Halloran, Master
ia halloran. solo, Hush, Hush"
|| N,ue Margaret Connolley--obllgato,
y" naude Matthews. IAN Operatlc
49, py ~ Japanese-Baby japanese,
tHlsuerle Taylor, Helena Fister La
is asulne' Miss Morrison. Miss War
c, -,oul second Gevotte (Godard), Miss
,ola n vocal solo, Miss Fafek; vocal
Ny, Al lt'le Mile Williams: duet. Miss
Es rIa',.. MISS Free; song. blue Eyes"
~, pgeary. Beatrice Williams, Mar
|s Si fitzgerald and the little ones.
birSIg.' r Days chorus; soloist. Miss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14
Denver shooting Tournament.

Denver, Colo. June l3.-The second
day of the Grand Western Handicap
tournament. under the auspices OF the
Denver Trap club, was marked this
morning by the best shooting ever seen
at tournament In this country. or
the 81 men entered In the Denver Trap
club handicap OF 100 targets, which was
finished today, q men got inside the
money having made score Of SO or
better Al Rice Of Antonito, Colo. won.
with 100 straight, and w. II. Herr took
second money, with &c. The Colorado
handicap of 100 targets was begun to-
day, but not finished. Aside from the
handlcaps there were eight events--one
% birds, and seven 20 birds each. The
highest average for the day was made
by +. o'Brien of Kansas, who missed
iiye out OF 40 targets
The tournament win close tomorrow.
Besides the usual number OF small
events, the Grand Western handicap
VIII be shot. The entry fee in this
event Is $40 and 5000 will be addea. Tia
entries already include shooters from
nine states.