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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1902-01-03
DON'T LIVE TocMAER

Constipation ard health never 20
together. Dewitt's Little Early Risors
promote easy action Jf the bowels
without aistsess. ~ have been troub.
led with costiveness Irne years. SAYS
J. O. Greene, DepauwA Ind. ~ have
tried many remedi,s but Little Early
Risers give best RESULTS
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1902-01-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC
Land Office at Oregon {

Decemb ~
Notice is hereby give ~,
lowing named settler has . II
his intention to make finaiio,
port of his claim. and thatM
be made before County Cl
county, Oregon, at loledI
January 1S, 1902, viz: +"
Sheldon S. Thayer, ii. I
for the mex of sec 4 twp irSlI
He names the follow ~
prove his continuous rec na
cultivation of said land. scienf
AIDE Crosno, l.. M.'pply N
Smith and Alf Cation & Presid
gon CHAs. Il. Mcortland.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1902-01-03
JOHNSON ITEMS.
Ocean getting rougher.

o
Mauy around johnson are baking
the last cake, waiting for steamer
Aneta.
Parmele Bros. have gone to the valley
vita Cinnamon from the Kernville
cannery.
Dogs have been known 10 be at home
at bed time. seemingly sound asleep,
and then go to sheep pasture, Kill
several sheep and before daylight be
back home in their bed as though
nothing had happened.
Johnsonites want to speak word in
favor OF their Indian neighbors' honesty.
We do not know of one cents obliga-
ton that has not been paid since they
received their money. Those that have
returned home have gone about with
their daily duties as before. Good,
sober neighbors having put the money
they had left in safe keeping.
Three white men arrived here on the
bay last week with three of the poorest
shadows of horses seen for many day
on this bay. What those men are here
for is beyond comprehension. They
wanted to trade horses. or guns, or ride
bucking horses, Orwell, they crossed
the bay Friday morning and skipped
for Newport, and if the horses don't
die Oh the way, we think Newporters
can look for them, baggage and all, in
about a week.
John Morris troubles seem to come
more than double Last week he
hitched up his large span of Clydes
drove to the Otis postofice, and while
standing d short distance from his
team, talking to man about the latter s
dog killing his sheep, the horses started
for home, and no one could or did over
take them. In going down the hill the
wagon upset in a ditch throwing the
horses in and drowning both. Mr.
! Morris lost a fine horse last spring
one he had paid one hundred and forty
| dollars for the fall before. And as the
readers know his daughter, his only
child, was laid to rest so recently
Eeighbors take care of your dogs fol
humanity sake and don't lei them xii
any more of MIR. Norris sheep. He ha.
trouble enough.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1902-01-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA
Land Office at Oregon City

Novem ber'
Notice is hereby given that
ing-named settler has filed d
intention to make final proolI
of his claim under net OF Ju|
and that said proof will be q
Register and Receiver at N
Or, on December %, 1901, VI
Charles B. Collins, one Of
Esther p. Collins, deceased, \
for the se14 Of sec 13, twpsS
He names the following y
prove his continuous residenci
cultivation of said land, viz;
Dewitt Danforth, Bert bl'
John Micek, Of Roots, Oresol
Wells, OF Siletz, Oregon. i,
CnAs. u. >,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
GUARDSMEN NOT POLICE.
Governor stone Says That Local Au-
thOrities Must Maintain Peace.

\
Harrisburg, Pa, July ll.-ln reply to
a request from Sheriff Gombert Of Car
bon county asking that troops be sent
to Lansford and Summit Hill to pre-
| serve order Governor Stone has Sent
, the following tplegrAm
Your telegram stating that Strill-
ers are gathering in large mobS at
LanSford and Summit Hill, in Carbon
county. and citizens are attacked and
beaten and in danger of their lives and
that you find that you are unable to
preserve order and protect the citizens
and therefore must call on me for
troops received. The law under which
the national guard is called out does
not Justify action under the circun-
stances and conditions which you re-
cite. The national guard are not po-
lice officers. Those conditions are en-
tircly within your own province, and
with the aid at your hand you ought
to overcome the difficulty without the
use of state troops. If there is a con.
dton of riot, mob or Instruction
which the civil authorities are unable
to suppress. the governor will not hes.
itate to send troops, but under no cir
cumstanceS will he do so unless the
civil authority is exhausted after rn;,.
sonable effort on the part Of the sheriff
and the protection of life and propprtv
demands it,"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11

Denver. July ll.-preSdent Gompers
OF the American Federation of Labor.
who is here, in an interview SAYS:
''Ihe convention of the United Mine
workers meets in indianapolis soon
and the matter of Il strike fund will
then be taken up. The convention will
also vote on the proposition of calling
all the soft coal miners of the United
states ont on general strike. hard
~ believe they will do this, hecnusn If
would be better to keep them nj WorI,
ana concentrate all orr strength ON
the anthracite strike. The miners will
win. We are with them heart and
soul"
Since he has been in Denver NJ,
Gompers has been in constant tnI..
graphic communication with pr4sj.
dent MITCHELL
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
WAIT pAWNEE BILLS CONF

To our amusement loving pee
take pleasure in making the anne
ment that PaWne BINS Historic
West, Hippodrome, lndi'n Vi
Indian Museum Congress OF Ira
Animals and Grand Mexican
Fight will exhibit at Granite
Trolting PARK, Barre, on Nj
July l4th
At least en- hurdred men and b
are used i TINS grand spectacu j.
hibltiOn, and a new feature addef
aeason, in addition to the In
Cowboys, CoSsacks, Scouts, Mex
Guides, Gaul hos, BuShmen, Arab,
japanese, is the Liliputian Wild
for the children. The detachme
the armies Of the world tog,
with a battery Of artillery, rec,
thunders Of applause fJr .helr mi.
evolutions
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
ADVERTISED LETTER.

Bottaro Atorino, Arthur
l,en George Bushey' Homer Ere
NAPOLEON Bennett, > bahaha,
G, Breen, A. CaselIin, A. !
F Es,eIIe A. Chisolm, Piscia Ca
C Cam ,vincenzo, Henry A i
C 0nlsime Deshawes, ". Il.
Tracie J. Faneuil, A. Granal,
more. Willie Hobeft' W. II.
1 VIM. jameson 2, Henry H $ ST.. Kin.
and Mrs. f. Fl. Keer, Fred
Met Kamet, Albert Lavdry' | l.
Giovanni C, Monies John Mayn'ha
Mitchell. Geo. W. Nichols,
Needham. Ere c. Ordway, 7
Rodpers. G.. Suitor,
Stacy, Chris hompSon' MAS
bert,
| Mabel Bissett, Mrs. VIII Bar
Mrs. Connell, Miss Lucy DeLop
| Mcdonald Mrs. Horace H. !
Mrs. Blanche B. Lord, Miss Cor.
rison. Flair Martins, Miss Lucy
Cormick Miss Nellie NJ Pollan1
W Phelps, Mrs W f. Cnderhi
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
SINISTER RU4. IS DENIED.
An Authoritative Sl"t.mrnt Regard :
in. kii..'w Health,

London, July II. .An authoritativ,
statement rt-Ar,!i'- lhr health OF
King Edward is published in the Brit
ish Medical Journal. Ii says:
I'm view of tn fact that sinister
stories continue t. be manufactured
aid printed, it may b" again stated As
elnph"'!rnlly as T. 'S>hl' that during
tn" operation no trace Of unljgntIt
diScns" WIS observed. that no suSpi.
cinn of any kind has arisen since and
that the medical attendants are quite
satisfied that his nHj,sty's constitu-
ton II thoroughly sound
The progress Of the last week has
been everything that could bp dnSirpu
TN" wound, though still d"pp, is gran
ulhtllE well. During the last ton DAYS
the Improvement in his ma jpstys gen
rral h 'altll has been remarkably rapid.
III" King has rrgainrd his strength al
most completely and is able to take re-
Strictrd diet with good appetite"
IN" Lancet also stignntiZcs as lies
the sensational rllnorS circulated and
says, "TlIrrr is not and never has been
IN" faintcSt shadow or ghost Of a s,ls-
picion of any malignant disease" Thy
Lancet specifically asserts that tn.
king is fire." from cancer.
The l1t"st physicians bulletin on
King Edwards condition. posted at
Hurhir-Inm palncn. says;
"Th" kings condition continues to h.,
satisfactory"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
our Good Offices Sou,b,

washington July 1.-the Bolivian
government. through Minister ,.,,,
challa. has appealed to Sccretorr ,,".
~ intervene III It's interest in the tri.
"nI '',"r contest between Bolivia. Perm
ana hrazll for possession of III. for
rlt"fN OF Acre, which lies ,t a..
point where the three countries n,,
touch. The question is co,nn1io,,,
one involving the rights of a nownrf,,
SEhdlcate composed of Il nunhor
wealthy Americans and Influential r -"
mans and Englishmcn. and tbo ..,
department already has declined T., 9''' e
. .er'"rt' However, Secretary Hay liz.
teheo TO the representations of tha D.
t ~, "a" ,no. munster ana promised to law
tue matter before the president wy
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11

birmingham. Ala, July ll.-Tho local
unions of the United Mine Worker.
nave held meetings throughout IN. ~.
trlct TO take action upon the rnrn,,
agreement reached 10y the joint com.
mlttre of miners and operators. If l..
understood that majority of the locals
have declared in favor of acceptinr
the scale and preventing general
strike "'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
FIVE rIREMEN KILLED
,,...,rou. CONFEDERATION
A ,he city of Toronto .,,,o,

A the city of Toronto e,,.n
,.a ont. July ll.-Fiye hr I''nicl'
loiU ,'illsd in a disastrous llfe " 1 sta,
were M h'' in tbe old street railway a . nd
S hlas at Front and George street. oast and
oles a. fine district to the ea .,,, %
s so,,,h THE whole Of the IRE = aTar,
s so,rht the fire but in spite Oh ,e e, med
effort a'rort TO check them the flames o ,s"s
s q nross the esplanade ana ID, ' ',,hoIe
George street to the east n' - Cad,
.alo 5sv and straw warehouse Of ,t nau %,
s nr & McCann, on the east sl1t for -,
G cs street, provided additional l ltas
for the flames. which were sp''"'
III n s,vn, See Harry Clarke Aaa N
war; walter Collard and - kuS' ,,'
a m we're working outside u, tN'
southeast wall of the Mcintosh pll,'i''I ~
,vhen the brick wall, two stories ll'-4 ~.
oo,l,nsed suddenly and topped oU'
ward, The men were burlegS 'ihaeI
greot mound Of hot bricks ana o'a~.'' ,
tjmbers. and. though rush was 'i Ii'
Inv their comrades to rescue 'heli'' NV
ware unite dead when eXtricated'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
Breaking 1t Gently.

Rici' rnce-You might as well stop
incoming about Miss Beauty. She hasn't
been In love with you after all She's
been after the money she thought she
would inherit from me,
Nephew-Impossible! Why do you
think SO?
Rich UncIe-Because have proposed
to her myself and been accepted.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
Its bright Side.

DO you never consider" asked the
Rev. Y. Horter, that even prison has
its bright side:"
Sure, replied the convict, and /!
can't help thinkin' and longin fur it,
For WHAT"
The outside
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11

Mr.. Winks- Why didn't you give the
children any lunch today:
Mrs. Winks We have all been in
vited to Mrs. De Quet's to tea.
Mr.. WinksGood gracious. What
difference does that make?
Mrs. Winks-I want them TO be hun
cry enough to eat what's set before
lions
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
by His Own Efforts.

Joax-I oung Silnpkns has at last
succeeded in carving out a fortune by
his own efforts
Hoax Why. was under the impress
sion that he married an hciresS
Joax-So he did, but he had to cut
out dozen other fellows before taking
up his residence on the sunny side Of
Easy street Chicago News.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
BIDS WANTED,

The School Directors in the tow
l narfe desire bids for the finishing
school room in the East Barre Sc
NJ hoG h .i,ormerly used for a supply
10 be finished the same as tie OF
LOOMS n, IN use in the same hou
n'acKooards and desks will be .
Il All bids must be ia betor
?. N Saturday, July 10. 1902, r
u o,1 reserve the right to re.
any or all bids.
NJ. j. MCLE0p
Chairmar
'fanlleyille' VT, } y5, 1902.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
Ia uno,u 81. Louis Fair ABROAD

st. Louis. July ll,-tharles ", Nom
saat of New York has been appointed
bv President Francis Of the Louisiana
Purchase company to 20 abroad aS AS
sistnut to Thomas ", Cridler Europ'al
commissioner of tie cXpoSitlon'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
NOTICE.

All members Of Operative l.
no. 1870 resident in Barre are req
Tea to meet in Masonic hall Barr
thursday July 10th at ! .
R. kynoch.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
COAL STRIkE OUTLOOK
The Preparations For the blf"mln0uS
Miners Convention
PRESIDENT MITCHELL SILENT
n. Will Not Discuss the rr"""
outcome Of the Indinnhp"hS "'
Observation-Disclosures ut Wilkes
bnrre TO BE Closed.

Vil,esbarre, Pa. July 1l.-fresldei'
Mitchell of the miners UNION Is h'"N
in@ active preparations FOR MS wy w.
Iudjannpolis, where ii speclal l'"''''''
,n,,,nnijou of the union Will u" ol'i'"
next Thursday. According 10 ,he pre-
cut arrangements the miners '"''
win lnove here ON Saturday, arrlNli'@
IN rhjrpro the following day. V"
Norlav hr will deliver an address Ill
fine annual convention of the lntrrll"-
| tionn I.ongShorrmen' union III '""'
city and will 90 to indianapolis Tues
day.
Strike hondu,larterS will be closed
here. and whether or not they Will ne
rrop.nrd depends entirely upon villa
action the national convention takes
If the bitllminouS mine workers are III
VOWED in the anthracite strike, II i
lkoIy that strike headquarters would
be located in the west. Probably IN
dan,pois or possibly pittsburS would
be chosen
President Mitchell Reticent.
The national convention VIII last
three or four days. All the delegates
from the hard coal fields have been
elected. and most of them will favor
drawing the soft coal men into tile
struggle. Speculation continues as 10
what the convention Will do,
President Mitchell is extremely rrtl-
cent on the matter and will not dis
cusS the probable action of the dele
gates except to say that the whole
question is in their hands. From the
best information obtainable here the
indications ut this time are that Il g"n-
erHl strike of AL soft coat miners Will
not he ordered. Reports received from
the west are to the effect that the
r"n are strongly in favor
of heavy strike tax levy for the ben
eft of he fellow workers in this ter
ritory.
Thr is no change in the strike sit
uation.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
BASE BALL

EsTERDAY'S GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis 2, Brooklyn 2.
New York 3, Pittsburg /.
Chicago4 Philadelphia 0.
Cincinnati 6, Boston 3.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
NOTICE

10 "1om it may concern. The
nerShlp existing between Herb
Gfuld aud Mortimer q. Nichols
If Barre, Vt, under the firm nat
GouId X Nichols, is this DAY dis,
by mutual consent. The bu.
will hereafter be conducted bv
bert A. Goulc who will pay all
contracted by Gould & Nichols a
authorized to collect all bills
them.
Signed ; \ \. 4 4 s S,.,,.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


New York. July II.
Money on call steady at 3s4ai per cent
Prime mercantile paper, il2a5 per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actua
business in bankers bills at $4 s7@sa4 ~.
for demand and at 81 s5Aa4. s5i2 for 80 days
Posted rates, $i.N6a4Ai'2 and 81 sslaai "
Commercial bills $i.si4sAi S5as Bar silver
334c, Mexican dollars, l2i4c Government
bonds steady, State bonds inactive Rail
road bonds irregular.
Closing prices.
AtChlSon $50. n. Y. Central 100
C.|'"t.,& St. l. log Ontario x West 30,
Ch"s. n Ohio. 10, Pacific Mail ~ l0l.
People ) GaS,..,1elA, Reading ,....... So.
Del x Hudson. 11lis Rock Island .lSlI
Erie......,....... %fit, st. Paul ........l7>l.
Gen. Electric. @l3 Sugar Refinery 1870
LackaWanna ...2N5 Texas Pacific O.. i2a.
Lead ............. ~ Union Pacific loss.
Louis. Il Nash. 1898 Wabash pref =. IS, >
Manhattan CON l3lia West Union ~ S5l,
Missouri PaC.,..ll0&,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland ?, Detroit 0.
Boston 5, Philadelphia !.
washington 7, Baltimore 3.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-01

pertorned. for the second day in camp.
Capt.. Lombard of 'B" battery was Of
neer OF the day, and Lieut.. Gleason of
battery officer of the guard.
yesterday the signal corps was di-
vided, Lieut.. Spencely, with nine state
slgnal corps men, and Private Baker
OIL the regulars, taking up their post
on Mishaum Point. The balance of
the regimental signal corps, nine men.
with Private Cline of the regulars, will
De on duty at Fort Rodman. Over at
Gay Head is Private Mayberry, of the
regulars, acting as transmitter of the
messages from the Vineyard, whose
operators have their eyes on the hos
tile fleet in Menesha blight 1t is pretty
certain that any movement of the fleet
VIII be Immediately known at Fort
Rodman.
Th1s morning the signal details were
pussy working out messages back and
forth around the various parts of the
camp, and on top of the fort, while
from the big observatory onsthe range
STATION messages were exchanged with
the stations at Mishaum and Guilty.
hunk
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-01
GOBLIN WAS DENOUNCED.
Labor Union Declares He Has No
Right to Shoot Strikers.

Labor Union Declares He Has No
Right to Shoot Strikers.
Philadelphia, Aug. 31.-The Central
Labor Union of Philadelphia, at its
regular meeting to-day, unanimously
adopted a resolution denouncing Brig.
Gen. j. P. S. Goblin, in command of
the troops now in duty in the anthra-
cite coal fields, for issuing an order
calling on his men to shoot strikers if
they resist the authority of the troops.
The resolutions set forth that 1t is IL
legal for the general to issue an order
to kill citizens of Pennsylvania, who
are guaranteed trial by jury for any
offense they may commit.
The resolutions request Gov. Stone
to revoke the commission of Gen.
Goblin, and the authorities are request
ed to have the general indicted and
tried for threatening the lives of the
citizens of the state of Pennsylvania.
The secretary of the union was in
structed by the union to send letter
of protest to Gov. Stone for the al
legged breaking of promise he is said
to have maAe to the three anthracite
district presidents to the effect that
he would not permit the state troops
to escort non union men to and from
the mines. 1t is claimed that the
Governor xlade this promise to Pres
idents Nichols Duffy and Fahy on
occasion of their visit to Harris
burg in May
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-01
CHARLES HILLS CASH
is EXPECTED TO co TO HEIRS IN
AMERICUS.
HIx0N HAS FIXED CLAIM.
BACK FROM A TRIP TO HILLS CALL
IFORNIA HOME.

Hill Died in Los Angeles Hospital,
Leaving $142.OO9 in Cnsh-Judge
Hixon Thinks He Has Clearly Es-
tabIished the Claims of the Heirs
i'm Americas, Hills Old Home.
Principal Americas Claimant Is
Miss Celeste Clarke, Beautiful
and Cultured Young Lady.
Americas. Ga, Aug. 31.-Judge
James A. Hixon returned here yester-
day from Los Angeles. Cal, where he
has been recently in the interest of
the Americas heirs of Charles Hill.
the eccentric old man who died in a
hospital in that city several months
ago, leaving a fortune of $4,000 in
cash. Judge Hixon has worked I'M
ceasingly upon the case, and has very
clearly established the claim of his
clients in Americas. Much valuable
testimony supporting his claim to the
fortune was secured by him in Cali
fornia, Colorado and South Dakota.
The deceased Hill was former res
ident of Americas, having left here
eighteen years ago, since which time
his relatives have heard little of him.
The money left by Hill is in treasury
notes of large denomination, $1,000 and
$500 0bills, and is deposited at pres
ent in a Los Angeles bank of which
a former Savannahian is president.
The money is in custody of the pub
lie administrator, and will be kept
intact until the question of ownership
is determined by the courts. The evil
dence in favor of the Americas heirs is
of such positive and convincing nature
that Judge Hixon feels sure that the
entire fortune of $4,000 will eventual
ly come to them.
The principal claimant to the Hill
fortune here is Miss Celeste Clarke, a
beautiful and cultured young lady and
grand niece of the old Canifornia gold
seeker, Charles Hill.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-01
HORSE GUARD TO-DAY
MAY SHOW AT sEAGIRT HOW ITS
TEAM CAN SHOOT.
THE CARBINE MATCH is ON.
REVOLVER MATCH AND INTER
CLUB MATCHES TODAY, TOO.

Inter-Club Event Is New This Yenr.
Championship Banner and Medals
Will Go to the Winning Team.
Ten shots at 200 Yards is the
Test-HiltOn Trophy Match Is to
BE shot ToImorrow-This Will BE
Watched with Interest-Team to
be Picked for the Palma Trophy.
Sea Grit, N. J., Aug. 31.-Labor day
at the interstate shooting tournament,
now in progress under the auspices of
the National Rifle Association of
America, the New Jersey State Rife
Association and the United States Re-
volver Association, will be devoted to
firing in the carbine team match, the
revolver team match and the inter-
club match.
The inter-club event is new this year
The competition is for the rifle club
championship of the United States and
is open to teams of five men from any
rifle club or association in the states
Each man must fire ten shots at 200
yards on the standard American tar
get. Any rifle and any ammunition
may be used.
The Inter-CIub Event.
1t was originally arranged that the
match should be shot simultaneously on
ranges of clubs located not less than
100 miles from Sea Grit beginning at
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, on tar
gets supplied for the purpose by the
National Rifle Association. AS no out
side entries have been received, now
ever, the shooting will be confined to
the teams now on the range. me
prizes are championship banner, with
a gold medal to each member OF the
winning team, a silver medal to each
member of the second team, and
bronze medal to each member or the
third team.
Tuesday will be one of the biggest
DAVIS of the meet, as the competition
for the famous Hilton trophy is to
take place then. The proposed match
between teams of cadets from the
United States military and naval
academies, scheduled for Tuesday,
has been declared off. the War De-
partment ruling that it was not feas-
ible to send the required number of
cadets here. The company and regi-
nlellldl lediu ilidlNAlCo wall NC NASPNSNN
of Wednesday
For AlI-Americnn Team.
Final arrangements have been COM
| pleted for the organization OF an ALI
American rife team, and the visit OF
that team to Ottawa, Canada, to COM
pete for the Palama trophy. A year
ago at Sea Girt a Canadian team
wrested the trophy from the United
States and carried if off to the Do
minion. According to the latest plans,
the all-American team will be select
ed from the rifiemen now in attend
ance at this meeting, after final
competition for places to be held Sept.
8, The team will practice the fol-
lowing day. 1t will start for ottawa
in special car Sept. 10TH reaching
there the following day. The after
noon of Sept. IL and all day Sept. II
will be devoted to practice. The shoot
will take place on Sept. 10. teams rep
resenting Canada and Great Britain
being the other competitors. The
American team will start back from
Ottawa on the following Monday.