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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20

The local friends of Secretary OF the
Treasury George b. Cortelyou, believe
that he is endeavorlng to make a
strenuous fight for the nomination OF
president on the Republican ticket. Mr..
Cortelyou is recognized as a shrewd
politician and II is believed that he is
manipulating affairs so that he will
be the most prominent candidate be-
fore the convention outside of Taft
The published reports of how Cortel'
you is endeavoring to secure the New
York state delegates Is read between
the lines in this locality. The report
as sent out from New York is as fol-
lows:
George B. Cortelyou, secretary Of
the treasury and former chairman OF
the Republican national committee.
spent the greater part OF Wednesday
in secret consultation with the admin
istration leaders In New York state In
the Manhattan hotel.
"This conference was conducted
with the same care and pefect atten-
tion to details which marked Secre-
tary Cortelyou's methods while he WAS
in charge of President Rooseyelt's 3
campaign In 1904.
1.-TWO rooms were reserved for his
use and the extreme care was taken TO
keep the meeting absolutely secret.
Secretary Cortelyou left the city to-
night with the expectation OF return
ing in a short time for another re-
view of the situation.
ut Is understood that the president
Is becoming alarmed over the per
sistence of the movement In favor OF
the nomination of Governor Hughes
In this state.
"He realized that Governor Hughes
has a considerable following among
tue rank aud file OF the party be-
cause OF his skillful manipulation OF
AFFAIRS In Albany since his Inaugural
ton, and that Of b. b, OdeIi. 5r.
and bis friends arc seeking In ne
inoorsemeat Of Hughes a. oppoFtuo''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20
CITY BRIEFS

General and Mrs. G. M. Splitter of
Toledo. are stopping at the Mckinley.
Gen. Splitter is prominent real es-
tate man OF Toledo who has many
friends In Canton.
II. L. Metzger and wife OF Carroll
ton, I. M. Stewart. @. q. Humphrey
and Glide Burchheld Of Minerva and
E. r. Brewster Of Akron. are among
the guests registered at the Mckinley,
Frank b. sharp OF 224 North Walnut
street. y practical printer. has taken
4 position in Wheeling Mr. ssharp left
tor Wheeling on Wednesday evening
Mrs. Rekscca Mickey Of cadiz Junc'
tion. 10 visiting at the home OF hes
atece, Mrs. " n. Anderson, y 3oo
I2uehex xveppe, &,
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ya@ WIN. X. ZOLLINGER x co

Forging g Mfg, Co., lots 6ioi and 6ios
Canton, $500
catharine G. Meyer to Clara A. Holl.
lots 1895 and ll037, Canton. 81.
Nathan II. Mint, administrator. to
Nora Monbarren. lot 2 In village OF Ly-
ons In Tusoarawas township, Sl325.
r Violette u. Cooper To Homer II. Coop
er. lots i3. ~ and IS, Magnolia, 81.
Charles II. Barnard ct ux. to s. Il.
Wells, lot 373l. Alliance. $500.
Lydia Highs TO w. +. Hahn. acres
In Washington township $3.50.
Mary a. Barber ct al TO Shull Steel
Castings a. Mfg Co.. part OF out lots
fl and as In northeast quarter OF sec
tlon Is. Canton township, 5000.
John II. Kohlmeier ct ux. to sylvester
Burd. l6 acres In Jackson township.
$500
Ellen Il. Moore ct al TO Philip u.
Moock. part OF lot 77G0 Canton. $500
Agues Heggy ct al, TO Rev. Joseph
Paulus. part OF out lot 2lO. Canton, 81.
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issory note executed by Abner Mckinley
during his life time. Atlee Pomerene.
attorney.
Another jungle Victim.

Constable McCurdy armed with a war
rant for the arrest OF John Stlne. who
resides In the Jungle district, went TO
his place of residence Thursday after
noon and placed him under arrest The
affidavit filed against Stine by Rosa
Rotuna charged him with shooting at
with Intent 10 kill, the result of the
fracas on last Sunday night. When the
constable found his man he was unable
TO accompany the officer to court be-
cause Of wound inflicted By a razor
In the hands OF an Italian during the
trouble and who Is now under arrest
under arrest and executed a $500 bond
for his appearance In court next week
The warrant was issued from Justice
Barricks' court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20
s,.25 peAu.pe SOLE SILK. 81:

SIPS PEAU-oE SOLE SILK, ST.
(zonsers, right aisle, list toor)
| Extra good quality of Peau.deSoie silk. black
only, 81 inches wide--regular price Sl.25, FRI
days price 81 yard.
soc BELT BUCKLES FOR 2sc:
(zoIlinger's, center counter fst foor)
rs only, beautiful belt buckles In square and
oval designs. gilt and oxidlzed finish--regular
soc quality, priced Friday at 25e each.
a5c WASH STOCKS FOR 2sc:
(ZolIinger's center counter, fst Hoor)
30 only, several styles pretty wash stocks,
linen, madras, lace and dainty embroidered eft.
fects-reguar 25c values Friday t5c each or
for 25c.
a5e TURNovERs PRICED t5c:
(zoiiinger's, center counter, fst fioor)
~ dozen dainty lace and Swiss emb Turn.
overs, hemsttched and lace edge effects-regu.
lar csc values. priced for Friday at 15e each.
esc AND 75e Wells FOR acc:
(ZofIngers, center counter. 1st fioor)
Ready to wear wells white, light blue laven
dar. navy and royal blue hemstltched edge, III
yards long-good values at 75c and csc, Friday
49c each.
cHILo's SIPS scHooT HAT, SOC:
(Zollngers, second floor front)
Children's school hats just the thing for fall
and winter wear-regular price sf.25. Fridays
price 69e each.
$3.50 TO $500 MILLINERY S2.99:
(Zollinser's, second floor front
collection Of new Fall hats for women n
large assortment of styles and shapes all DIFF.
ferent. black and desirable colors--would sell
regularly at $3.50 TO $500. choice Friday for
s298 each.
SIPS SCHOOL SHOES FOR ese:
(zollinger's, rear main hoor)
Misses school shoes in box calf aud vcl kid
lace style, patent tips heavy soles low heels
sizes I1h TO 2-splendid value at $l25, Fri
days price sse a pair.
WoMeN's $3.50 oxFoRps, stss:
(zoIiinser's, rear main Hoor)
Stylish, perfect fitting. vicl kid oXfords with
patent leather tips made on medium narrow
toe last, blucher lace style, welt soles with
medium high heals-regular price $3.50. priced
for Friday at st.ss a pair.
WoMEN's a5o HOSIERY FOR zoe:
(z9hin1ers, rear main floor
line of women's black cotton hose with en-
broidered ankle-a regular 25c quality, Fri
day sprce zoe pair.
WoMEN's 2se VESTS FOR tse:
(zollinger's, rear main floor
An assortment OF womens low neck sleeve.
less vests. lace trimmod-regular price 25c,
priced Friday 15e each.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20

ONLY A LITTLE COLD In the head
may be the beginning OF an obstinate
case Of Nasal Catarrh. Drive out the
invader with EIy's Cream Balm applied
Price bbt. II you prefer to use an Aton-
i<er, ask Tor Liquid Cream Balm. II has
all the good qualities % the remedy q
or hay fever No cocaine 70 breed
dtendful habit No mercury TO dry o2
The aecrelion. Peics no, With apraylo1
~ ~ e S;sss'''i :;:ss 'si|..$: * E:s'''sa sas'k
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20

Earliest on record of the Scotch
poets is the name of Michael Scott.
But the Oldest fragments Of Scottish
poetry now known to exist consist OF
few lines Of lamentation ON the death
of Alexander III OF Scotland which 90
CURED In 1886.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20

Charles j. Heislng has made appllca-
ton to the board for permission TO
move frame house from 1910 Navarro
street TO 1918 Stark avenue
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At CITY HALL

At the meeting Of the board Of public
service yesterday the engineer was In
structed to notify the Northern Ohio
Traction and Light company to ballast
their tracks on South Market street
10 the grade OF the street so that the
contractor could proceed with the paw
ing OF the street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20
NEW CASES FILED
In court-Forelsner Seeks Divorce
Abner Mckinley Estate Sued.

simon Tribe Instituted an action In
common pleas court yesterday praying
Tor a divorce from his wife, Anna Tir-
ibe, alleging drunkenness. He says
they were married on the 18th day Of
Hungary, and that one child was born
Of their marriage. He says his wife
refuses 70 leave her associates In the
old country and come to America 10
live win him. He claims-to have sent
her money at various times with which
to maintain herself and Day her trans
portation to this country but instead
81 applying the money properly he
claims she spent his remittances for
iiquor sponseller & sponselier, attor-
neys.
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w. c, stauffer OF East Lake street,
was granted permission for an outside
stall at the market house.
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IN THE COURTS
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

NEW CASES
is52s-Ambrose Smith VS.. stephen szvi-
tako ct al Judgment for 500 asked
AXE n Day. attorneys.
ls530-Simon Tribe ys. Anna Tribe
Action for ~ orce. Sponseller SpOn-
seller, attorneys.
ls58i-Arthur Is LaFar VS.. Robert 8.
Shields, administrator OF Abner Nc
kinley ct al. Judgment for $500 asked
Atlee Pomerene, attorney.
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tain whose land was benefited By the
ditch that forms the outlet OF Meyers
lake with view to having the ditch
cleaned out. as II Is In poor condi-
tion at present. 4tff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20

That IL LAxAT1vE BRoMo QUININE.
Look for the si6naturs of y W.
GROVE Used The Werl& over ~ Cure
ce'd y 9re pay- ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20

state Examiner Frank Parmelee has
arrived In the city and commenced his
examination or the books and accounts
OF the different city officials. The work
VIII require several days time.
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1sc AND ,eo LINEN H'o'Fs, FOR aso.

t5c AND 1so LINEN H'DFs, FOR Csc:
tzollngers, left aisle, ist fIoor)
25 dozen only women's all linen handker.
chiefs 4 and u inch hems-regudar price 15c
and 19c each. Friday while they last for 25e.
sec VAL LAcEs 2sc poz Yos.
(zoIlingers, left aisle, fst Hoorl
200 dozen yards German and French val
laces, edges with insertions 20 match--very
special at S9c dozen, Fridays bargain 2se
dozen yards.
SOC and acc WIDE EMBROIDERY 4sc:
(zollinsers, left aisle, 1st foor)
Choice of 80 styles 1S inch embrolderies very
desirable for 1ouncngs and waistings-extra
good values at 59c and 49c, Friday 45e yard.
soc CORSET COVERS $50:
(zoingers, second foor5
Just opened so dozen dainty corset covers an
assortment of 15 different styles pretty lace
and embroidery trimmed effects-special soc
value Friday sse each.
st.zs TO sa.sa WHITE WAISTS CSC:
~(zollngers, second foor5
100 only stylish white shlrtwaists large as.
sortmeut OF styles, trimmed with narrow
tucks, laces and embroiderles, long and short
sleeves-made TO sell for s1.75 TO s2.9S. Fridays
price 93c each.
$500 SILK pETTIcoATs s.ss:
(zolingers, second Hoor)
Extra quality black silk pettlcoats made ex
ira full, IL inch lounce with "Heatherbloom"
dust ruflle-regular price $500 priced Friday at
398 each.
$500 PANAMA SKIRTS FOR 42s:
(zollinger's second ffoor)
Stylish skirts made of an extra quality Pan.
anna CLOTH in black. blue and brown. trimmed
with clusters of pleating aud silk ornaments
at hips-a leader at $500. Fridays price $425
t21ae siLkoLiNEs FOR &c A YARD:
tzollineer's, rear second hoor)
Choice of ten patterns silkones suitable for
comforts-regular price 12tsc priced Friday at
&c yard.
tsc AND tso CURTAIN GOODS toc:
(zollinger's, rear second foor)
10 pieces. assorted styles, white lace curtain
goods-reguar price 15c and 19c Fridays price
1oc yard.
st.75 g. $t.s5 LACE CURTAINS 100 PR:
(zollinger's, rear seeond fioor)
100 pair white lace curtains yards long,
choice OF 10 patterns-regular price si.75 and
sls5. Friday the price Is t.2o pair
$500 ROOM SIZE RUGS 1850:
(zollineer's, rear second fioor)
An exceptional bargain In 9x12 Brussels rugs
including S different patterns-regular price
$500. priced for Friday at t1.5o each.
( co ,A%gss
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pRoNfIssoRY NOTE SUED.

PROMISaDkf NOME bIIED.
Arthur u. LaFar tled his actlen In
- administrator with the will annexed
of the estate of Abner Mckinley. de-
ceased. and Anna Mckinley. asking the
court 70 award him = tad<Enept Against
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ANSWERS

ANSWERS,
II. NJ Scranton Printing Co. VS.. Ger
trude +. Smith ct al Answer hled.
w. NJ. Roach, attorney.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20

Around to Bargain Day again. We've provided great
in
a Bargain Friday
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JOURNAL ENTRIES q
l7936-Mineral Point savings * Loan
Association VS.. Mae Dorrance.
l853O-Simon Tribe VS.. Anna Tribe.
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i7s96-Lewis Hoyls vs. Stark Electric
Railroad CO. Reply filed. w. M. Roach
attorney.
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AFFIDAVITs.
i79s5-E. NJ Mckinney VS.. James
Dempsey. Affidavlt for publication
l8sS0-ssfnon Tribe vs.. Anna Tribe.
Affidavlt for publication.
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ROOM NO. I.
i59l7-studer VS.. city Of Canton, ol
trial.
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PROBATE COURT
In estate of Charles Honvlg. Beth
lehem township. Mary Honvig appointed
executrix.
win Of Robert Warden Buttermore.
Perry township, Drobated.
Will OF Margaret Hammersmith'
Perry township, probated.
m estate of John Bergman, Lexins-
ton township. @. Il. Klopfenstein ap-
pointed executor.
William II. Bailey, inventory and
Advertisement filed
In estate OF Fridoiin Holland. Canton.
Anna c. Holland appointed administra-
trix de bonis non with will annexed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Joseph II. Faust, farmer. a. and Sar-
all ID. Niesz. AZ. Canton.
Burr @. Young, stenographer, ". and
Rose Willis, a, Canton.
Ralph M. Bahney, laborer, "a, ana Ada
Skillcorn. n, Massiiion.
John W, studer, farmer, 20 and Mary
o. Pesrspn. ~ Pike townsh,p.
~. and Irene M. Kerr. a. Canton.
abefh asiler, q. Aillance
George WI Norris. (colored}. painter,
a. and Ida May Porter, ice'ofed) 49,
REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.
Cafharine u Meyer 70 Wilbur ~ hoii,
VI liQ10. Canton. H.
4 7.6Qls coheQ a ux, q Canon prop
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20
THE GLOBE
Clothing House.
RIGHT KIND OF
CLOTHING
For Men and Young
Men is what we show i'm
EARLY FALL ARRIVALS

The difference in clothes;-.It is'the
easiest thing in the world to buy poor
clothes They prevail to much great
er extent than the well-tailored and
distinctive kind. The poor kind are
easier to make and the profits thereon
are larger. But when it comes to sat.
isfaction--that is wearing qualities, per-
feet workmanship and faultless finish
ings (and these are the features we
conscientiously claim for the clothes
we selD--you can't get anything but
good clothes at this store. You will
find the celebrated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20

ROOM NO. 2.
i7sOi-Hunter VS.. Hunter. Divorce
granted w. M. Roach, attorney.
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OUR FALL OPENING CONTINUES TODAY AND SATURDAY

I
ElM,t&sxS rom our regular 81
TkSVEEI prices. Today will
GEEA ing Friday BETTEl
~ this typical "Bargai
1oc ANDstaHo INDIA LlNoNs &c:
(zolnger's, stairway, main foor)
quantity of white India Linons 80 and 40
inches wide good qualities, short lengths-regu.
lar price iOc and 12hc, Fridays price &C yard
25c AND aee WHITE WASTING, zoe:
(zoIIngers, stairway, main floor)
Mercerized white waistings figured patterns,
y "a inches wide--regular price 25c and 29c, Fri.
day zoe yard.
25o WHITE swIssEs, 1sc:
(zoIingers, stairway, main foor)
Exera good quality white Swiss waistngs,
\ fancy dot and stripe effects. 27 inches wide
y special value at Csc, Fridays price tsc yard.
COLONIAL TAeLE TUMeLERs, 5o
(zoIlinger's, bssenent)
100 table tumblers Colonial style-regular
price slOO per dozen, Fridays price while they
last SC each.
24e PILLOW CASES, 100;
(ZoIlinoer's bas
100 only extra quality pillow cases, f5 inch
sze-regular 2ic value priced for Friday at
19c each.
75o SHEETS PRICED AT eoo:
(zoIIinser's, basement)
Splendid quality bleached sheets size 72x90-
would be a bargain at 75c, Fridays price only
eoo each.
&c ALL LINEN CRASH. sac:
(Zoilineer's, rear main hoor)
800 yards unbleached crash, strictly all linen
regular price &c, priced Friday at eHae yard.
1oe HUcK TOWELS FOR 7o:
(zoIlInser's, rear main Hoor)
1000 extra quality huch towels, bleached. size
1896, red borders-regular price l0c, Fridays
price 7e each. Not more than to customer.
Sc FACE CLOTHS. FOR 22c:
(Zoiingers, rear main floor
30 dozen Rub Dry" face cloths-regular price
, sc each, priced for Friday for 22e. Not more
than to a customer.
s5e RED TABLE LINEN, a7c:
(Zoingers. rear main fioor)
Choice Of patterns Turkey red table linen,
strictly fast color and would be extra good
value at 35c Friday 27e yard.
stoo TAFFETA SILKS FOR 5se:
(zoIngers, right aisle, list hoor)
Fancy black Taffeta silks. 22 inches wide
regular price $1.O0. Friday the price is soc yd.
st25 BLACK TAFFETA FOR 81:
(zolilnger's. right aisle, list floor
A good heavy quality In black Taffeta silk.
81 inches wlde-regular price $l.25 priced foi
Friday at 81 yard.
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REAL EBFATE TFAk5Flfks I.
Catharine q. Meyer TO Wilbur y. Hoii.
i's': w. S'sss:'s Sss''s 4 y \ c.a.sp p,se
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75e SHEETS PRICED AT eoc:

Splendid quality bleached sheets, size 72x9O-
would be a bargain at 75c, Fridays price on
6oe each.
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(zolIingers, rear main fioor)
500 yards unbleached crash. strictly all linen
regular price &c. priced Friday at sac yard.
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(Zollinser's, rear main floor
An assortment OF women's low neck sleeve.
less vests. lace trlmmod-regular price 25c,
priced Friday 15e each.
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--nAO
CLOTHING MADE FROM PAPER.

Paper is to be used in this country
for the making uf all sorts of wearing
apparcl-clothing Of various kinds,
hats and shoes The fabrics manufac.
tured from paper are pronounced to
be durable, sanitary, comfortable ami
cneap and they are likely to be of i'm
mense beneficence.
Several months ago, the attention q
the state department was called ~
the use Of paper yarn in the manu-
tacture Of textile fabrics 1t was the
invention Of Emil Claviez. manu-
facturer OF SaXony. The department
instructed its consular officers in
SaNony To make a careful investiga-
tion Of the invention and submit re-
ports on It as soon MS possible. one
Of the first detailed reports to be re.
celved has just come from Carl u
Hurst, United states consul at Plaucn.
IIe has not only forwarded a report
on the subject, but sent along with
II samples OF the goods manufactured
from tha paper yarn.
In Codsul Hurst's ocli'ci, the I'm.
Vcntlon Is likely 10 -evolutlonizc the
manufacture ut clothing and solve. ~
the same time, the problem of cheap
attire He says that the cost ~ the
material for an ordinary suit OF
clothes made Of the paper yarn fab
rlc probably would not exceed one
dollar, and he gives assurance that
the clothing would be ms durable and
OF as good appearance as that made
from high.prlccd goods.
The consul explains that the fabric
is not merely sheets OF paper sewr
| together, hut n gcrui.e fabric woyer
/ just as cotton or wOolen goods I,
woven from yarn spun from WOOD
fiber II is quite as pllable as any
fabric, Is washable and easily handled
II appears from MIR Hurst's rcpor
that Herr Claviez has been engaged II
developing his invention for man,
years, II was no mere accidental dis
covery, but n result from long Sc
ries Of experiments. For many year,
the inventor has been laborlng .ag
ically and perslstently and finally sue
ceeded In achieving the results he
llong had sought. In Saxony and In
some other continental countries the
invention already has improved m
important commercial success. Pat
ents have been taken ont in all the
countries OF the world. The paper yarn
has been woven into every conceiva
BILE kind OF fabric and demonstrations
have been made of its wonderful
wearing qualities. Herr Clayiez does
not disclose the process OF manufoc'
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ture, as that is a secret known, as yet,
to few persons; but he has been fore.
handled enough to comp'a.c arrange
ments lor the establishment in Amer
lea Of plants FOR the manufacture not
only Of the yarn itself, but Of the fab.
rics from the yarn.
Manufacturers who already are en-
gagged In spinning the yarn. d not
manufacture the fabrics. They simply
furnish the yarn to tho textile manu-
facturcrs who weave II into various
fabrics II is being used largciy in the
manufacture OF floor coverings and
quantities Of rugs and carpets made
from xylolln now are on sale in this
country.
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donai Schuetzenbund, formally in
augurating the weeks tournament.
The trigger Of a rife which had been
carefully sighted and secured in posi-
tion was pulled by means Of an cleo
trical connection leading from the
white house in Washington to the
Schuetzen fats, and the first bulls
eye was scored by the chief executive
of the nation.
The contests of the tournament
commenced this afternoon and will
extend through the week and will be
completed on next Monday.
Among the events scheduled are the
Germana target for $1,000 in 62
prizes; the Columbia target for $3.50 in
three prizes the ring target for ST.
900 in 60 prizes; the Public Point tar
get for 81 600 in 101 prizes. and the
Standard American target for 5000.
The Kings target, which will decide
the king of the festival, will have a
cash value of 5000. Numerous small
er purses are offered, including sever
al events for ladies'.
Several excursions will be run to
points OF historic interest during the
week, and scores of private entertain
ments will be given in honor of the
rinemen.