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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29

W. l.. Craddock offers 800
toward the proposition to macad-
amize the Paris road to the Mon
roe county line. Ferris & Cauth
orn offer $40 toward every mile Of
rock road constructed leading to
this city from any direction. This
shows n fine public spirit on the
part of these gentleman. Would
that a score of Others could see
their way TO making similar offers.
Then if the farmers would chip in
TOO. it wonld only need getting to-
gether on a unity of action and
the Improvement would be as,
sured.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29

! have money to loan on rea
estate security.
t5apr JOHN w. HOWELL.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29

o. F. Nickels has bought Jack
man Bros, laundry in Mexico,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29

y o. PINDALL, formerly of
Mexico and who has relatives re-
siding here, is the Democratic
nominee for Attorney General of
Arkansas. He'll be elected and
he'll make II good official too.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29
Go to ]. ]. McCulIy

for your Foundry and Machine
work, New Wagons. Self-Oiling
dust proof Mine Cars and your
general repair work in Iron, Wood
and Painting. Call and You will
see why it is to your interest.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29

The Democratic State conven p
ton will adopt a declaration en-.
dorsing strict law enforcement and
a plank will be adopted also es-
tablishing n state constablary to
be at the disposal Of the Governor
TO aid in law enforcement and in
suppressing the anarchists.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29

Judge Graves, who succeeds
Judge Marshall in the Missouri
Supreme Court, is a big intellect
nal fellow, a clean, simon.pure
Democrat, a man who believes in
a government by the people. oflthe
people and for the people, who him.
elf has never been a small bore pol.
itician. Missouri is always better
off to get such public servants.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29

E. E. Jones, candidate for
County Collector. If
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29
Audrain Teachers Examined.

The following teachers took ex-
animation before the County
Board in Mexico last Friday and
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29

Paupers and Criminals, the off
scourings of the earth come to our
shores without restraint. Men and
women who have been schooled to
live on two cents per day! They
take the place of our laborers in
mines and factories without re-
straint, and yet we declare that we
must have a protective tariff to pro-
tect laborers from the pauper labor
of Europe!
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29

E. E Jones Is a candidate
IfOt County Collector.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29
RESOURCES
Looms aud discounts, personal

Total. lf6 $50 90
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In ........ 10 900 90
Surplus fund. ............... 600 90
Undivided profits, net ...u.. 1885 Fl
Due to banks and bankers,
subject 20 check ,............ 600 90
Individual deposits subject to
check ....................... 10 9S4 10
Time certldcateso of deposit 800. Is 6sl 90
Demand certificates Of deposit 90 600 90
Cashiers checks .., .,...... 90 ono 90
Bus payable and Te-dlscOunts 90 600 90
Other liabilities as JOllOlps: 90 600 90
|~----s-.--
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29

have money to loan on real
estate security.
t5apr JOHN w. HOWELL.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29

E. E. Jones Is a candidate
for county collector.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29

The Centralia Guard editOrially
says; c. F. Clark of Mexico wants
til, state To build at its own expense
two macadamized roads from st.
Louis to Kansas City, one on the
north and one the south side of the
river. This is the best suggestion
that has been made and the state
has the right to go ahead and build
under the presant state statutes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29
Black Langshans.

Bred in the purple. Eggs SOC
per setting
MRS A. b. ROGERS, Route 4,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29

JACK Mortimer, street preacher,
who has been stationed at Jeffer.
son City for couple of years, is
in Mexico for Il week or ten days
religious services. The Fulton
Sun gives him quite a roast, J.,
but we think it hardly deserved.
Give every man chance. Th"
goblins might get you should You
roast an angel unawares.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29
For Sale Cheap.

For Sale Cheap.
Two good black jacks.
j.. p. WILSON,
q WellsVille; Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-03-29
W. II. MORRIS.

Audrain County, Missouri.
d. a. Murphy, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

CAPTAIN 6iouster has now ihinued
his nen out to seven candidates for
tho rowing efcws ~ the university.
me men have been practising IN tnr
barge for the past two months. but
from naN on they viii uso the shell
CAPTAIN Ginuaisr has hin men out
every day and puts them ,hrunEh an
hours stiff practice every time.
Early In the year Captain Gl9uN'~r
aaa coaea stranger sat Tn the boai
With the msu ani Taught them the
fudimnnfa Of tho art. but row thcy
can be acsh skimminE over ihe LAKE
in the speedy little launch AiirT
eoaehlns The meu Ia the she'll 1ais
Is the anly launeh on tho lake that
Is abs Ia any way to keep 40 with
The flylag skifl
or enurne. IL IL too early In the
season 20 pick the crsw. but from
present appearances the men line ~
as fnllowa. Christie. n lass years
freshman crew. will make stroke.
Captain GIuuater will. Of eoarsa. b.
Va. 1. Alters wiiI make hard run
for M 3 and kirby Tor No . In
the FRESHMAN team Lowry seems
10 BE- tbs only man sure Of q place.
A. yet only one race has been
arheauiea. II IL Ia come off May "a
With the James Bay Rowina club
OF Victoria. A rare with the Port
Madison Indians. with their hons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

WHIPPED
Goes Down to Defeat Before
Joe Cans in the Tenth
Round.

los ANGELES. March is-Ioe
Cans. 81 Baltimore. declsively whip.
ped Mike fTwtnl Sullivan IN The
10Th round az what was. scheduled
a. a s0-roand 60 Saturday night At
Chutea park. There was no knock
oat. aud Sullivan was not counted
out. but as he lay helpless on the
floor the police Instructed the ref
cree 60 end the 81
Cans fought a clean aeleatific
mill. wearing Sullivan down With
wicked left iahs thar never failed
TO connect with saliivAna body
Sulllvaa never had a chance 20 yin
except In the third round when be
landed a terrific left on the negro's
Jaw. staggering bin and forcing
him tn cllnch for the remainder Of
the round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
THE THEATERS

with the fullest romantic poasi-
biiities. ard tho cream of the ro-
mantle actors. Paul Gilmore In the
titis role. Captain Dotonnalre "
op1ned at the Grand Opera house
last night and created the best I'm
prabMlna of arr play OF the Kind
that has visited us this winter.
Mr. Gilmore has improved With the
change from tho society drama 10
the gallant era Of tho seventeenth
century. and appears a. the dAahinE
FtsnchmAn IN the beet part be has
ever brought 20 Seattle
with an excellent cast. and q CON-
niefe scenic and costume pr0ducti0n.
Captain nebonnairc n saeliY the
best romantic drama % the year
The plot IL laid In Canada and New
Amsterdam IN the early sei,linE
periods. bat Il fairly rerks vi,h the
fragrance Of old France the fight-
tux. gambling. love making France
that II ~ dear 90 the follower Of
the romantic
Supporting Paul Gilmore 10 an en-
crpfionai cAkt. headed by Miss
Marie Pestes. who 10 the fair lady
HON II netonnalre wins 90 fulfili
a wassr Miss Peifes IL personally
attractive and completely capable u
her part. Tbs remainder ~ the
company II uniformly satisfactory,
The play contains a Nword fight.
reminiscent II "A Gentleman ~
FrAnre. wherein the hcru ruth
lessly alaashters roomfui % cui-
threats. and Mr. Gilmore proves
himself ~ handy with the sword
as was Kyrio below in the famous
sfmtfwmy fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
OWNS STOCK IN
CITY PLANT
That Is the Reason MFR. Eriek-
son Gives S. Z. Co.'S Agent
for Transferring Patronage
to the City.

O. T. Erickson has discovered the
real reason why a citizen of Seattle
should patroniKe the rfty llEhfing
plant and the story % his expression
81 u frw days aKo q being told
around tho city ball today with
great guato.
A few days ago Mr. Erickson call.
81 al the offices Of the Seattle Elee-
iric company 10 order that his lIEhi.
ing service from that company be
discontinued. saying that be waa 80.
Ing 70 have city light Installed. The
clerk made a note Of his request and
then a specialist which the company
retains 70 handle such cases a. they
come 10 the office. called on MF.
Erickson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
20 DAYS GRACE

TWcnty days has beon given The
Chlnese iaundrics by cttr H~aith
Officer Ladiow within which to
clean up their places Of business OF
b. closed up As soun AZ thu period
% uruhatlon has expired tha hun.
dries viii ha visited D. a member
% the board and n theY hare not
been pat In q enaalls0n eg eleanai-
ness the board viii take summary
action 20 compel the pfoprsefofa 90
sut them IN that condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
CAPT. SHELTER TELLS
OF HIS TEAMS work

Captain Norman l. Shelter. u the
Seattle Bowling auint that Upre-
scented the Queen city ia the Salt
Lake tourney Of the Western Bowl
ina congress. today threw fow
side lights on tho teams showing
In the Mormon city. Captain Bhef.
fer Is satisfied with the teams per
formhneea and thinks that the 10
Gals did we'll.
The boys are more than salts
flsd with their showing Ina the salt
Lake tourney" said Captain Shelf
fer. We wan fourth place la the
fixa.man events and scrond In the
individual contests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
Rolled Highest Score.

Our team rolled tho highest score
made at the tourney, while ~ did
not count a. a tournament game.
still our score az 2stf pins stands
as the best performance Denver
rolled ISIS against VA. but that was
the only team that came within hail.
inE distance OF our biE game.
old Tuner Jenkins compare
lively poor showing IN the five-mRn
event IL accounted for by tbs fact
that he wta worked Ia death aTranE.
Ing the details Of the tourney The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
GOSSIP OF
SPOR TDOM
SOCCER AND TRAP SHOOTING EVENTS BASE.
BALL NorEs-Y NJ c. A. EXHIBITION PREP.
ARATIoNS.

who PLAYED In t.ueas' Northwestern
league Cor three seasons. has been
signed by tho buffalo team OF the
New York state league FIR the com
ing season
Galaski played With neliingham
two years ago. and last season waH
with tho Victoria nlne. aalaski has
been Identified with the wrestling
game during his stay ON the coast.
and has been In the company of
Frank Gotch a great deal Il was
through Gatch that oAlaaki Waa
signed hy the Buffalo team.
Local Y. NJ. &. A gymnaaia are
working hard Tor their annual ex-
addition AZ the Grand. 10 be held
April 20. The tumhling and drilling
exercises are ~ perfectly developed
that the hoys could 50 on tomorrow.
ionnie Austin has already couls
mcnced work on the horse and par
allrl bars. and Is rapidly perteetiuE
mauy good stunts,
I've exhibition this year will be
featured With numbers frnm other
Departments Of the Y, NJ. {. A.
Tacoma Y. NJ G A. basketball
team Fuhhcd Il into Seattle team
Saturday night hy score Of "a 10
10 In the Trcoma Y. NJ. c A. gym.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
Begged Him to step.

a told the umpire the man had
been my friend. and on mY hnssa
in the dust - the diamond begged
him 60 stop ths game that l might
80 over 60 the visitors bench aud
knock hts block off. and the rabhle
shouted. 90 thlHk that / had lost
ny head. And the umpire drew
back a. II I were polluted tfipe -
t'eFwgt u ana play hail'' said he.
"oh Rum Rum thou has hewu a
tender nurse 90 me. AYE, thou hast
Hiyan 90 that poor. semitic. timid
printers devii. who never knew a
harshrr tene than the sweet axeia-
raation % delight ffusn the Fireman
when I pied galley Of agate type
inuseies % an iron moider ana a
breath that oorrodea plated mail.
taught him 10 speed over the piHs
nling down curve or drive an iuahaot
through tho stats OF Al opposing
bantman~-to gaHa into thu klnflta
eyubaiis OF a Hurst ~ siheti4an
even as New xors aldsrmaa upan
a 80 bill n Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

force Of his third blow. behold he
was mY friend. He knew the. called
mps lobster aud fell over his feet
setting back o. the bench the same
smile up0n his llps that had
marked when. IA adventurous hey
hood. We climbed naiahbar's trees
ga pluck the early ripeuiuK fruit ahd
mo owner ~ the place suddenly aus
pearcd beneath our feet. carrying a
club ia hia hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

The fesidenea Of n q ~
Seventy eighth az, vas -. ~
~ burglars Yesterday. ana -.
the articles taken W. a brs. s's''lz
bunch Of car Tickets. a ta.a.
ring and a pair Of opefa gl. 49,
The lnifudefa gained al salsssa
through a front window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

company. In - Case N colorD the
Two English Rosebuds. character
lsIlf daneora. William Window.
The 'olorod Nurse Girl" Mari
Madden. vocalist and story teller.
ftae hunae0rth the popular ballad
ist. and the latest motion pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
Strength Of Brs~sd Hops.

We stand here nov like giants.
az - arpi The sgrenN sth Of hressd
hops n IN your tousheued hldr. hut
tomorrow aofns bum ehauffsaf.
breathing sweet perfume FROM bis
curly locks. shall with hla Z steill
voice call roo has herns' ana hack
% the dog house fof youfa. ftafki
Hear 20 rot tho manager rouins IN
the boz office. Tia three dags atses
he haa soaked n player with = fine.
but on ray day you viii flad ttst
your salary has shrunk Ike Efa
flannel At its frat immsrsion +.
NJ ye are 'Euins back then stand
here like Fat men iu a Turkish bath.
sweating your flesh away. bar II Ye
are batting over aud Hhaee .aaa fel=
low met strike dnNu the ground
keapar, gain the managers aide ana
there demand raise q salary az
chew hls ear. oh. comrades. out
fieldera ana infietfsfu@if We must
play. lot ua play for ourselves snf
IL W. must fight. let us slaughter the
umpire and then tackle the hiearh-
era
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
I'm a stoekholder. .

Then II the service and rates
are satisfactory Why do y0u quit
the company
Mr. Erickson asked
What light do you use In your
house,
Why, replied the expert. use
the company's light. Of cuuras. In
addition TO the service and the rates
being entirely satisfactory You see
] am an employe Of the company.
Well. you see said Mr. Erlak-
sen. 4 am a stakeholder Ia this usW
company"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
FREE TICKETS

besides keeping the best I'D
freshest meat la the city. the Band
iios Market, 100 FIRST Ave. ia gly-
ing street ear tickets FREQ Win every
pure haaa Of zoe ana over $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
WATER NOTICE
10 CONSUMERS IN DISTRICT
NO. 2.

water rent due IN February for
January, February. March znd
Anil n not paid by Feb "a beuagass
delinquent District lies hetwesu
Caller and tnian streets and Hay
and Lake Metefed water rates due
from lat ~ sgth 81 each month he.
come delinquent on z9th. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
Giant. landed On Our esss'.

y dld not then know what war
Wa bat my cheeks burned. knew
not why. and I ctasrod the knees %
that venerable fan. until my mother
petlea my throhbinE temples and
babe me so and soak my head That
nlkhf the NeW York Giants landed
on our coast and the next day the
paFk At fhiia arlphia ran red With
sers ara the nroandksaprr had 90
noAk our team out 81 thu duat % tho
diamond With rwNnine.
To-day I struck cut man when
there wrse three on bases and ws
we're fua runs 20 ths good. And
when he shattered this air with ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
CAPT. GLOUSTER AND
CREW HARD AT work

canoe manned By II husky braves.
ia likely 60 hn scheduled. aud aisa
one With the Portland Rowing club.
Tho iusrrcia-a races come off on
Junior day. May q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
Asks Questions.

The expert conversation artist
asked q number Of questions OF Mr.
Erickson. Why he was leaving the
company. whether the service had
been satisfactory and the rates low.
al o. which the customer answered
satisfactorily. lie then asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

"CAptain Debonnsire. in withal
one OF the charming hltA u the
season and viii run two more nishts
AZ the Grand. doubtless 10 crowded
houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

Lost Water spanlsl. dark ,.Aa,.
brown, months old wears ~ - !
lar answers 10 uhms Ut agors !.
fgNasd tieiufn to II r. Iaes.as
1875 Eighth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

A rip. roaring show. with fun In
every line and good ehoflsea and
sneci4ifies. opened 81 the Third Az
enue yesterday. Murray and Mack.
ths ever welcome fun.mHkern. pro.
dacing their latest musical comedy.
Around the Towa" OF course the
comedians are the same ioxial irish
men a. Of yore. snd they have sur
rendered themselves with = clever
and EinKerly bunch Of principals and
a chorus that can stag. dance. and
amuss IN the most approved fashion.
"Aronad the Town Is a rather
piotirsa conElomerAtion that serves
chiefly % produce funny situations
on ali occasions. The comedians
mix IN hove affairs. and form a con-
slant source Of laughter. Murray
and Mack viii stay al week. and
viii draw banner crowds at the up
town theater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

A fuil line 81 notions and gen
ernl dry goods constantly on hand
n the High School Stationery &
Motion Store. 775 I. Pike. corner
Harvard Ave. and Pike. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

Mrs. Msrvin. o. So kllbourne
ar.. has complained to The police
~ a crowd Of boys who make a
habit Of Coasting on the sidewalks
in that vicinity. The lads have
coaster wagons. aud pedestrians are
said 20 be almost constantly in
danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

PRINCIPALS Of the Seattle schools
will Tneel March ~ and perfect the
grammar school baseball league
schedule. The idea % the meeting
I. 90 avoid any friction that might
result from independent action Of
the schools IN completing their own
schedules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

dav before We rolled, Jenkins hhd
worked hard from 4 g'eloek IN the
morning until o'clock tbs nert
morning.
Jenkins Needed Rest.
AFTER a good rest. Old Timer
showed what he could do by eaning
the gaff into many experts aud
walking away With bunch Of
Denver doodle Jenkins indefafig
able work for the success n the
Western bowling congress has
earned him the friendship Of every
boa iaf Ia the won't
While We did not take away
much Of the prize money Ne got
ours Ia the special matches. winning
over $500 90 before we left Salt Lake
city. Denver Was the principal
donor.
The Salt Lake people treated Us
like princes. and every man on the
team has nothing but warm words
Of praise fof the cordial hospitality
Of the Mofmona. The Portland boys
rlyaied the Salt Lake sports IA the
warmth Of their welcome and We
wers given q royal reception when
No stopped Off at the Hebfooterf
city on our way home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

The show a, the star. which
opened this afternoon. vas brilliant,
and proves conclmsiveiy that the
management intends % keep ita
promises 30 the public and give
vaudeville In this eity on the very
highest plane possible. Ladies' and
chlldren are admitted 70 daily matt
noes for 20 cents The following
acts appeared and eaeh made dia.
tinrt hit. The five Hssilands
Fields and Hansen. the ald-tlme
negro mlnstreIa. Clay Robinson and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

Miss Nsw York. Ir.. a burlsAque.
opened at the Seattle theatef yes
tweAy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

Joe calaskl. the baseball pitcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

The same vas ready 10 begin. tho
stands were ftued with people who
maVra rrstiesaly IN their places.
wondering AZ The delay. Tho umpire
atead With broom az tho homo
plate The PLAYERS wore conEre-
gated in front ~ the press box
Suddenly there was a commotion
ameHH the players and the Ruben
one stepped forth and. mopplnE his
steamlnK hfnW With his shirt sleeve.
addressed the PLAYERS aa follows
sNe cali me Huho. and Se 90 well
10 ealt him Ruhe who. ZOE ~ Ions
years. has faced upon the diamond
every kind Of alugger the bread EN-
plee af America could furnish and
WIN never Yet ioat hln nerve II
there BE- ane among you who can
cay that ever. IN maior league or
mirror. mv inskoatn did belle ms
tongue. isg him step forth and say
It. And yet I was not always thus
a tan-notehar among baseball toaas
rFn.
Throwing clods al Brakeman.
nv @tfeeHtAfa FAtftH ttHm Nlh
Tloga county, New York and settled
ameuE thv pine.elad hills Of west
wrn Pennsy lvania. My early iifc ran
quiet as the brock by which !
spofted. and when at evening ! went
to the village Depot Co pce the train
COME In. there Was a friend. the sen
~ a neiEhhar. To Join mo In the
paatlms Of throwing clads OF the
train.
0ne evening. after the toxin mar
shall had chased vs. home, and We
weHe ali seated beneath The mort
saxe that shaded our cottage, my
srnnasire. an old man. was ieliins
u Ttm Keefe and John Ward. and
naahourus and Jim 0aiyini aud
how Ia ancient times Pop Anson and
Dan nrouthera aud sam Thompson.
ana other spoftsmen. had ioo~~nsd
their xrrtehFaa reaching for thr
elusive beu8urs Of those diamond
heroes Of cid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

Fort f.awson socesriteA played
their last game OF soeeer AZ the
fost yesterday and from now on
will devote their attention 90 base
ball. Their first game ~ the sea-
son will take place next saturday
when they viii cross bats with the
high school team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

Two evenly matched games OF
soecaf wefe played yesterday aft.
efnoou. Al Woodland park. the
Tacoma experts and the Wander
ers played each other to a stand
stiil. the game ending In lie score.
10 :
Tacoma did brilliant work In the
last few minutes. AZ Fort iawton.
the soldier boys and Seattle were
90 CLOSELY malched that neither
we're able 60 score Play was ficrce
ffom the first blast Of the whistle.
Ths PLAYERS sarked hack and forth
but neither could score and the
game ended with a 0 10 0 score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

Trap. shooters we're out In force
yesterday in the medal shoot of the
Seattle Gun club.
The idlai weather brought out so
gunnars and many clever exhibit
tons II marksmaushlp were seen
The shoot started Al 10 o'clock and
lasted until ! May E,Inners who
have not faced the traps Cor years
were On hand and made try for
the medal
The next shoots will he held on
Wednesday and Sunday. The reg
ular medal shoot will then be held
on March IS and April /.