Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-13

leading the fight against the enactment
shooting and as the result of meet
| ing in Sioux City of shooters from Lee
Mars. Ida Grove and other points con-
tiguous to Sioux City, they are sending
out circular letters to shooting men and
organizations over the state asking for
cooperation. Active opposition to the
proposed law has developed along the
Mississippi shore as we'll. Two mem
bsrs of the 500 club and several other
representatives of the advocates OF
spring shooting from the Missouri river
counties of the state will go TO Des
Moines to oppose the bills when they
come up for consideration.
Marshailtown fishermen will suggest
to the legislature an amendment to the
Buchanan bill providing for later
opening and closing OF the game fish
season in Iowa. The members of the
strong and enthusiastic fish protective
club of the city would delay the open
ing two weeks to the first OF June and
set the closing day on Two weeks to
Nov. Is. 1t is reported that they have
interested Representative Cummings
and Senator Eckles In behalf OF the
proposed amendment. The suggestion
is wise and should be adopted without
dissent. BY June 1 the fish are done
GU ,.,,i, tol.
Gate are rarely found to be carrying
roe. There are usually several days
of excellent fishing after Nov. when
the active fish in the cold fail water
offer far different sport than during the
sluggish summer months. BY all
means make the change.
A. L. Peppers Of Abba, Iowa, is WIN
te,rirg Little Raven. 2:19A, and Clara
B., 2:19N. In Des Motnes. Mr.. Pep
pslrts sthr,ted cut early last season IN
the Ceaar Valley Circuit, and woutnu
UP a successful season by Closing mrs
campaign at Bsrmdnsf,n Aha. Littre
Raven. 2:1sA, was the best money
meatlp'vs an wGljefn she started, In the
o. 20 class.
Sporty" Hreese. wfl1o caught foc An
tfoiycr's Deas,Nrs." the crack OnaJHna
base bali team of 'O2. arid WHO last
year was in the ''t,ruetir' lsagrrp. With a
l>aring average cF 81 and "a FEELING
record of 1854 our ds Sc games played.
has sfgrled Western LEAGUE Contract
and Will csistsh fer O'Rourlse's teaan al:
Omanr, the coming year. "Sratty"
ts an Onrawta boy and has been engaged
In 'cardhing" TRUNKS at the Chicago
and Northwestern depot dn Onawa
since the base BAH season closed, but
to render a good account of hisrsssGlf.
90
Important changes were made in the
directorate of the National Trptting as
scotia tton at the twenty-second amnu-
aG congress of the association yesser-
day in New York. The following tick
ct was elected: President, P. p john
ston. Lexington. Ky: first vics' prese-
dent, Morgan G. Butlaeaey of C,crnecta-
cnut second vice president N. T.
Smith Of San Fran'cseco: Treasurer,
Lewis J. Towers of Springfield. Mass;
w. II. Goci1er of Hartford.
On the question of mattnes penGJEm
ances, it was dectded tfaat a no -vs SMALL
not take his mark from any perfocun-
atnce of This s,a-h Such q .,tssts are
to be regarded as Contests of speed"
Es Berry has opened a public
training stable AIT Greenfield. Iowa.
having removed there from CNstcn.
He has Capt. Mack. 9:1SA; q i've year
old by Mcshesd, e:17, ONT of a dam
by Reawasd, trrat is very promising:
Frankie Wilkes by Garnet Wilkes; a
four-year- oN colt by Nitrogen, ana q
two year stallion b. Graiccn. 2:e4R,
bestsies several green ores. Ed has
worked the green ones owen every good
brack In sou tnpern Dewa and over a fsw
that neei fixing. His etring OF stuff
has promise dn' dts tsresdtrg and may
got him teaming among tine winners
this ysen.
Tommy Warren. onne the champion
pugaist OF Al,reriea. is
HE'D In Sam Francisco from pneumonia
Fer several years me had besn In the
army transport service an recently
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