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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-06
MISS CARRIERS paonaAM

Miss Carter, of the School of Ora
tory, gives her annual program Satur
day night, and It includes some of the
greatest dramatic passages from
Shakespeare's plays.
Miss Carter deserves special com.
mendation for her devotion to high
ideals in her art. She has become
more than locally successful in her
work as a teacher and reader.
Her programs have become dis
tinct social event in the Capital City.
which is coming to be The Hub" of
Oregon from the standpoint of having
brainy men and cultured women.
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NEW USE
FOR
ELECTRICITY

Electricity, long used in the labora.
tory for experimental purposes only,
is fast coming before the public as an
agent of great value in the arts and
in the affairs of everyday life. By
electricity power to drive machinery
can be utilized at the distance of
miles from its source, and by electric
ity-thanks to Mr.. Edisons recent dis
coveries-our streets and houses are
lighted more brilliantly than by gas.
While all these results are evident to
the public at large, there is still an
other field in which the use of cleo
tricity is rapidly working a profound
refOrmation-th field of medical sci
ence. The following remarkable cures,
performed by DR.. Darrin, show the
new uses for electricity:
catsrrh, Bronchitis and Consumption
Cured.
Mr.. Editor; | will lend my name to
the long list of cures performed by
Dr. Darrin. Fifteen years ago ca.
tarrhal and bronchitis troubles com
menced to annoy me, and seven years
later complicated lung trouble
showed itself. All efforts to cure were
truitless, until coming under Dr. Oar
rims electrical treatment eight years
ago. | am happy to say | am cured.
attribute my long-continued good
health to the healing influence of elec.
tricity, which restored me to per
manent sound condition. am news
agent on the Southern Pacific II. r.,
and will gladly answer questions at
my home in Mount Tabor. Or
j. a. LINDSLEY.
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ceIsbrated a Birthday.

The ladies OF the Royal Neighbors
we're very pleasantly entertained on
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. d
Matthews. at her home in Yew Park
in honor of her birthday. The after
noon was spent in playing crokonole
and various other games, after which
a delicious lunch was served. They
then dispersed. wishing the hostess
many happy returns OF the day.
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WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS

s N. Feldheim, New York.
Benz. Latz, San Francisco.
p b. Gallagher, San Francisco. =
c. w. Fulton, Astoria.
Thos. Rankin, Lafayette, Ind.
nj. N. Long, Ashland.
B. Tilberberb, San Francisco.
NJ. B. Higgins, Minneapolis.
o. w. Judd, Portland.
J. Arthur Smith, Rochester, ~ Y.
Joe l.. Bisendrath, Chicago.
o. +. Paxton. Portland.
T. T. Richardson, Sprague, Wash.
|. Cohn. New York.
Oscar Reichenbach. San Francisco
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Sold by druggists, 75c.
Ha.rs Family Pills are the best.
Reduced Rates via southern PaeI

Reduced Rates via Southern Pacific,
The Southern Pacific will make
special rates to San Francisco on the
occasion OF the convention OF the
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, at that
point I'm June.
Tickets will be on sale from June
Sd to Sth. inclusive. and will be avail
able for stop-overs In California. Full
information relative to rates, limits
and other conditions will be cheer
fully supplied by all local agents OF
the Southern Pacific. 23.eod.td
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$1,000 squandered.

Mr.. Editor: feel II my duty TO
say that DR. Darrin cured my wife,
years ago. She hal been affected for
20 years with kidney complaint, dla.
5etes and pain in the back Many
physicians had given her up, after
having paid out over $1,000 for her
treatment We only saw DIR. Darrln
one time. He gave her remedies and
advice, and from that day to this her
symptoms have never reappeared, and
am 50 pleased with his treatment
that | have placed her under his care
for deafness. / live near Medford,
Oregon. @. NORRIS.
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The Following Letter Speaks Volumes

The Following Letter Speaks Volumes
for Or. Darrin's Mode Of Treatment:
DR.. Darrin, Dear Sir: IL is with
great pleasure and a thankful heart
wish to inform you that | am cured OF
salt rheum, which have suffered with
for 20 years, at times so bad that my
hands would crack to the bones. and
my body was also affected. have no
words that can express my thankful.
ness 20 you. Mrs. Il. Sherretts, OF
Vancouver Washington, has known
my condition, and can be referred to
Refer any one TO me at Gardner, Or.
Very respectfully yours,
MRS MARTHA DAILY.
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HOP Market.
Hops-No sale.
Flour.
Flout-S2 7O@S3 bbl.
Potatoes Apples. Etc.
Potatoes 60@75c
Onions, Sl.75 10 50 25 per 100 lbs
Dried Fruits
Dried apples-614 @6H.
Italian pruues 4Os to b0s--3% 10 394
Petite Prunes 4cs TO 50s s,-3R @4c.
Wood Pence Posts, Etc,
Big frs 90.
Second Rrowth--e300.
Ash--$3 80.
Body oak 81 90.
Pole osk-t4 90.
Cedar posts . to l0c.
Balm wood-$2 80 aud 81 90
Hl5es. Pelts andFurs
Green hides, No. lie.
Green hides, No 2-5o
Calf skins-4@5c.
Sheep-75c.
Goat skins--25c 10 81 90.
Gray fox 20 10 60c.
COoD-l0 10 40c.
Mink-25c TO tl.25.
Otter Al 10 f5.
Skunk-lO 10 25G.
Muekrat-l 10 6c.
Wlideat-lO to 25c.
Wheat Oats. Rie.
Wheat -56c
Oats--3ic
Barley--tl0 per ton.
Flax-Cash, Northwest, 81 20
Live Stock Market.
Steers-4@i1kc.
COws-8h @4o.
Sheep-S3.60gros to 81, 90
Dressed veal-816c
Hogs, alive-bb b1kc
Hogs, dTeseed-h16
Wool aad mObaE
Coarse wool l2c.
Medium-i3c.
Fine-l3c.
Mohair-23iSc.
Hay. Psed. Etc
Oats-tl.06 and tllO.
Baled cheat-f6 10 $3.50.
Cloyer-t7.OO@7E0
Feed barley-tl9@s20 per ton
Bran--tiS 80
shorts-t2O50
Flour, Wholesale-s2 65.
Dairy ana crsamery Products.
Dairy butteT-l4c.
CTeamery-l7H
StOre-l6@25c.
First-class c. untry, per roll-3bc.
Cream st creamery, pan skimmed--
l3@l4e.
Separator skimmed-l5@l6
steiners Market.
Chickens luc.
Spring i216 20 l5c
Eggs per dozen, l4c.
PORTLAND MARKET.
PoETLAEp, June 4 IT, Whua' Vans
Walla, % q 6O1s.
FlOnr-Portland beet grades S2.s5 a
t8. 40. Graham a. 2b0@t2 50
Oats- Choice White al 25c q ti.30.
Barley $40 q f22 90 perton.
Nil lstuif-BrAn, alba 10.
Hay TimOthy-4l2@slb per ton.
OnionA-t2.25 @2.75.
Potatoes 90 q al 80 per eental.
Butter Beet dairy, l4Ml6s; ianeg
creamery l7ml8ke store 10 q l2< n
Eggs-OTfgOn, ranch 10 a 10
Poultry Chickens, mixed $3.50 q
rs 90; hens IS 80, turkeys, live Is @l4c.
MuttOn-0TOsa, 4l4c
hOgs-6TOas 0Ic.
Beai-dTOss 454c.
Veal 6roes, 716e q 81 D..
H0ps-l2 kc@ ite
WOol-V Valley, ~ q lieh Eastern
Oregon. So We Mohair, 26@20cb,
Hides-DTy hides, l6 p0unde and up
wards, l5c q l5H
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Top Price
For Hops

f. e. Dunn, of Eugene, has sold to
Frank Page, a local dealer, 100 bales
of hops for IL cents per pound This
Is the highest price paid for hops in
Oregon this season.
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Next TO gambling the Eskimo men
ike 70 wrestle. The usual way or do
ing this Is test rather OF strength
than skill The wrestlers slt down on
the door or Ia any convenient place
side by side and facing IN opposite d.
rectlons, say. with right elbows touch
Ing. Then they lock arms, and each
strives to stralghten out the others
arm
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Just Look

At the display at Branson & Ra'
gan's. Big, bananas, fresh strawber-
ries and new vegetables from two
counties every morning. Phone In
your orders early. Don't forget Bran
son g. Ragan.
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In the world is what everybody says
about the bread and pastry made By
the Pioneer Bakery. All good house
keepers use them. Once tried always
used.
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Marshal's sale.

Notice is hereby given that under
the provisions OF ordinance No. 200.
will on
Wednesday, June nth.
At o'clock D. m, at the pound In
the city of Salem. sell at public auc
tlon the following described impound
ed animal, to-wit:
one bay mare 7 or years old, white
spot in forehead heavy name and tail
weigh about 500 pounds
Unless the above described animal
Is claimed before said date. sale will
be made without reserve.
ID. w GIBSON,
City Marshal
June 8. 1902.
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9 a - - II Ia.
s.ar, m, - Tho Kind You Have AlWae Bough
''':;.''' &C.; are &s%;255z3;;s.1, 4: 3 e. ''
Fresh Today

And every day, fine spring lamb and
nice tender veal and all kinds of
smoked meats and sausages. at Fend-
rich's Market.
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Corvallis \ kaSlePn Railroad
TIME CARD.

Trains arrivee in Albany iu time
10 connect with the q. 4. so1th bound,
train, ~ we'll a. giving two VI three
hOnn in Albany before departure 81 b.
Y. North bound train ioF Portland.
Train No 2 cOunoets with che ), r.
vest side train az Corvallis Crossing i0f
Independence. McMlnnyille and al
points north 20 Plfliand
.. fCaNtR, kp1ih hIONH,
Agent, Albany. mauage
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Salem Social Swim

Calendar OF Local Events.
July 4--Greatest celebration in Ore.
gon at Salem.
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For Rent.-Furnished room to lady or
gentleman in strictly private family.
one block from state house. Ad'
dress Williams. journal office. str
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everybody

Eats at the White House restaurant
where they can get the very best kind
OF a meal at a low price. Open day
and night
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DR.. Darrln's Place Of Business.

III GaNNNW FNaNN " 9hNNNNeaH
Dr. Darrin gives free consultation al
the Willamette Hotel. Salem, until
July 9Th, from 10 TO and from 20
8 daily All durable chronic. acute and
private diseases coniidentially and
successfully treated. Circulars and
question blanks sent free TO any ad-
dress, and correspondence solicited.
Most cases can receive home treat
ment after one visit to the doctors Of
hce. Batteries and belts furnished,
with full directions for the use. Cross
eye. rupture, tumors, vaTiOcOcele. hy-
drocele. seminal weakness and strie-
lure cured. Diseases OF women an i'm
portant speciality, quickly relieved. The
poor treated free, excepting medicine,
from 10 to IL daily. Eyes tested and
glasses fitted.
DR. Darrin's terms for treatment are
now S5 a week. or in that proportion
OF time, as the case may require, ex'
cept IN special cases The poor
treated free, except medicine.
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Room and Board.-Two nice rooms
with hoard; or table board only, In
private family SS1 Summer street
6-3-9te
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Your Step Mother

Is still here busy as ever. and when
your clothes are all out Of order. worn,
With buttons on. take them 10 her az
the salem nye Works
Al this establishment you can get
anything set 10 rights. from a pair Of
gloves, 10 the most elaborate silk
gown. A gentleman can get his bat
cleaned, hls trousers creased, or hia
whole suit reluYenatod 10 suit bis
taste. also four suits n month for 81.
Buttons sewed on. rips sewed ~, suits
pressed On short notice. New goods
shruuk for dressmaking.
MRS. c. H. WALKER
100 Commercial 0trssG
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W. e. Robbins. Or. % oaieopatny
Graduate of the Columbia colleee
Of Osssopathy chioago M once
i5l Court street chronic diseases
a specially.
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For Rent at onee.--Modern suburban
cottage with six acres. Nearly one
acre in vegetables Will be let
cheap. Inquire Journal office. 29-tf
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Wanted TO Rent.-By married couple,
three unfurnlshed or partly fur
nished rooms for housekeeping. In
quire at Journal. 5-tf
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. "a - a - .HG D kA-s
Bsastl, 1ln k1i is. hla N.lls H,'gi
= 90 WzHzZzN1
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osrEoPArAY.

D.. "A. T. 8choettle Graduate AmefI,
can school of Oste0palhy. Kinks
vile. No. office lp Iioga block.
over the Spa. once honra 9;a0 %
1880 and ! 70 a at2
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For Sale or rade.--A good driving or
work horse and Deering binder, for
cattle or sheep. Address @, q. Jane
son, II. ID. No. 1. 3-5e
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Don't You Know--Anytning about nd
wards Market? At 41O state street.
Best place to buy fresh and cured
meats at the lowest prices. Phone
2624 b. Edwards, prop
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The Science Of
OSteOpathy...

This Is new school OF practice for
the treatment OF disease that was orig.
mated by DR.. A. II. Still OF Kuks-
ville Mo-, In 1874.
He Is the founder and president OF
the American School OF Osteopathy,
which. under a competent faculty aud
corps OF professors, teach all that Is
taught in n medical college. except
materia medica, and require a student
TO devote four terms OF five months
each before comforting the degree of
Doctor Of OsteOpathy.
IL cannot bo taught by mail or
learned from a book any more than Il
medical course can be mastered Ia
such a manner
DIR. l.. u. WyckOif and DIR. Grace n
Albright are graduates OF Dr. stills
school. and are competent 20 give gem
uine Osteopathlc treatment. and treat
all diseases intelligently and scientific.
ally without drugs or knife.
Hours 10 4. Phone Main 272i.
Odd Fellows Temple. Salem, Or
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--s>~-->~-y ~-~v,,-----<s-
For sale.-Second-hand. jutnp-seat
buggy, in good repair. Inquire Of
Mitchell, Lewis a staver Co. 51-5b
State street. 4-6
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Bedding Plants.--Verberas l5c doz;
Rstera. iOc doz.; cosmos, scarlet
geranlums, etc, at Gillinghamh
g-2s-tf
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ed.--Housekeeper to take charge
of small family. Inquire az Journal
office. si.tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

Found.--Lady's chiffon boa. Inquire
Journal office.
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For Sale.--A fine milch cow Inquire
at Journal Office. f-tf
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-01

State Sportsmen's association will be
held Tuesday evening, May 10, at
place to be announced on the grounds
during the day. At this meeting off,
GERS will be elected for the ensuing
year, a place for next years tourna-
ment will be selected and other BUSH
ness will be transacted.
The Program.
Twelve target events will be shot on
each of the first two days, May 13 and
IA, and extras will be added to the reg
ular program if opportunity offers. On
the third day there will be three live
bird events, the first of which will be
at seven live birds. Second will come
the state trophy event and the tourna-
ment will be completed with the OF
tumwa Diamond badge contest.
The ottumwa Diamond Badge.
Concerning the Ottumwa diamond
badge the announcement in the pro-
gram is as follows:
This badge is intended for continu-
Gus competition. 1t is a magnificent
trophy, and is worth, actual value
SIPS. 1t is so made that bars can he
attached to it, which will bear the
name of the winner an6 date each
time it is won. The club which holds
! the state shoot will have this bar at
tached free of expense to the winner.
Each year this badge will become
,, more and more valuable, as it contains
more bars and names. 1t will be a
tablet of records.
THE winner each year, will, if re-
quired, give bond to the association
for it's safe return the following year.
THE winner this year will receive
the entrance next year, less ten per
cent, which goes to the association.
"The entrance money this year will
be divided SO, so and 20 per cent class
shooting. The high men this year
will shoot off for the badge. and the
winner, in view of his receiving the
entrance next year, will not partici-
pate in the money this year.
"The Ottumwa Gun club feels that
the Iowa association should have
trophy of this kind with no strings at
tached and takes pleasure in present
ing to the shooters of the world the
Ottumwa diamond badge"
The State Officers.
Sportsmen's association are men
known throughout this part of the
country as shooters of ability. Two
of them, l.. T. Crisman and Lee Wheel
er, are Ottumwans. The complete list
| is as follows:
President-W. B. Kibbey, MARSHALL
! town.
viee-President = Geo. Mccartney,
| Des Moines.
Secretary. T. Crisman, Ottumwa.
Treasurer-Lee Wheeler, Ottumwa.
Directors-C. w. Budd, Des Moines;
D. R. Trip, Newton; D. K Douthett,
Osceola; Fred Gilbert, Spirit Lake;
Ed. Rothrock, Cedar Rapids.
Legislative Board-Jos. Kirchner,
Des Moines; w. B. Kibbey, MARSHALL
town; w. R. Miner, Des Moines;
George Mccartney, Des Moines.
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give permission to any person to act
as shot examiner who, in his judgment
is not sufficiently competent; or he
may revoke the permission granted,
should it appear that shot examiner
is negligent or careless in the perform
ance of his work.
Sec. 2. This act, being deemed of
immediate Importance, shall take eff
feet from and after its publication in
the Iowa State Register and the Des
Moines Leader, newspapers published
in Des Moines, Iowa"
Approved April II, 1902.
House File IL.
can act to amend chapter nine (9)
title twelve 12) of the code in rela-
ton to mines and mining.
BE it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Iowa:
Section 1. That chapter nine title
twelve of the code be and the same is
hereby amended by striking out sec
ton 2479 and inserting in lieu thereof
the following:
1.-The executive council shall ap-
point board of five examiners con-
sisting of two practical miners and
two mine operators, all holding certifi-
Gates of competency as mine foremen,
at least one of whom shall also hold
certificate of competency as hoisting
engineer, and one mining engineer,
each of whom shall have had at least
five years actual experience in his
profession Immediately preceding his
appointment, who shall hold Office for
a term of two years. The members of
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the same appears on record

mining, as the same appears on record
in this Office.
In testimony whereof | have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
of the Secretary of State of the state
of Iowa
Done at Des Moines, the capital of
the state, April %, 1902
"W. B. Martin,
Seal. Secretary of State.
by D. A. Hites, Deputy
The three bills are as published be-
low, the one regarding shot firers and
shot examiners being first:
Senate File $50.
"An act in relation to the examina-
ton of shot examiners in coal mines
and defining their duties.
BE it enacted by the general assem-
bly, of the state of Iowa:
Section |. In all mines where the
coal is blasted from the solid compe-
tent persons shall be employed to ex-
anime all shots before they
are charged. Said examiners
to have power to prohibit
the charging and firing of any shot
which, in their opinion, is unsafe. Be
fore entering upon the discharge of
their duties, said examiners shall give
proof of their competency to the state
mine inspector of the district in which
the mine where they are employed is
located, and said inspector shall GER
tify to the operator of each mine the
persons who have given proof of their
competency to act in the capacity of
shot examiners. The state mine in
spector to have the power to refuse to
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Three laws which We're passed by
the Twenty-ninth general assembly of
Iowa bore directly upon the question
of mines and mining. Two were in
troduced in the house of representa-
tlVes and one In the state senate and
all were approved by Governor Cum
minis as soon as passed by the legis-
lators. The object of the two house
bills is to prevent any dishonesty in
the manner of conducting the affairs
of the state board of examiners, and
also to provide for the better examina-
ton of engineers at mines. The
much discussed question of shot firers
was considered in the senate bill,
which brought out hard fight be-
tween the legislators who have exert
ed all their influence in favor of the
miners and those who have no special
preference for this class of labor.
Certificate From Secretary.
Secretary of State w. B. Martin,
through his deputy, d. A. Hites, has
certified to the Courier that these
bills, the copies of which are to be
found herewith, are all that were pass
ed by the legislature at it's recent ses-
sion, relative to mines and mining.
The certificate follows:
81, w. B. Martin. secretary of state
of the state of Iowa, do hereby certify
that the attached instruments of writ
ing are true and correct copy of
House files ~ and 10 and Senate file
$50, being all of the laws passed by
the Twenty-ninth General Assembly,
relative to the subject of mines and
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WILL Be ABIG EVENT
Twenty-Fifth Annual State Tourn-
ament to be Held Here.
THE PROGRAMS ARE ISSUED TODAY
The Local Gun Club Presents to the
Association the Ottumwa Diamond
Badge for Competition-Proaram of
Events for Three Days Shoot.

| Present conditions indicate that the
twenty-fifth annual tournament of the
Iowa State Sportsmen's association,
which will be held at Athletic park in
this city May 10, IA, and Is, will be
one of the most successful, if not in
deed the most successful event of the
kind ever held in Iowa. The members
of the Ottumwa Gun club are hard at
work on the plans for the meet and are
as one man enthusiastic over the pros
ipects for a highly successful tourna
ment. Ottumwa has always been
known as a city that will entertain her
guests in satisfactory manner and
the local knights of the shot gun and
the clay pigeon do not intend to let
this record go by default. The pro-
gram for the tournament has just been
printed and copies are being sent to all
of the shooters in, Iowa and nearby
states. Already many have signified
their intention of attending the shoot,
among them being men whose names
are known all over this country and
even in England. The Iowa state
shoot always draws large crowd no
matter where it is held, and the inten-
ton of the Ottumwa shooters is to
make a record for large attendance
this year.
Three trophies will be shot for at
the tournament this year, one of which
will be the Ottumwa diamond badge
This is to be shot for this year for the
first time, and will be one of the tro-
iphies at each state shoot in the future,
each successive winner to hold it until
the following year. One of the other
oil tofo ,1nxyx,r III oI,
will be contested for by teams of two
Iowa State Sportsmen's association are
eligible to shoot for this trophy, and
its winners hold it for one year also.
events. IN the target events the Smith
of the tournament.
+ General Plans.
The announcement of the shoot is in
the form of book of twenty pages
with heavy cover. 1t is well printed
and the many advertisements it con-
tains are artistic. In addition to the
program of events it presents the
plans in general for the shoot and the
list of the officers of the state organiza-
ton. Shooting is to commence
promptly at 8 o'clock each morning
and will continue until dark. The SER
geant trap system is to be employed.
Meals will be served on the grounds
so that the shooting will not be inter-
rupted in the least. Al ties will be di-
vided The money in fifteen bird
events will be divided 80, 80, 20 and is
per cent, and in twenty bird events
80, %, 20 and Is per cent. An addition
of S. will be made to the purse in each
target event. Average money will be
divided each target day, SIS to each of
the four highest, SIS to the lowest and
$3.50 to the next lowest averages. To
participate in the average money the
shooters must shoot through the en-
tire days program. Professionals are
barred from the average money.
Annual Association Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Iowa