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Evening star., 1912-08-25
WINCHESTER.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
WINCHESTER. Va. August "a, 1912
Mrs. Stewart Jacobs of Washington,
who has been visiting her husband S
parents Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Jacobs, near
town. has! gone to Strasburg to visit
friends before her return home Miss
Marie Ames entertained this week at
bridge in honor of Miss Lurman of BaIti-
more. A large number of Baltimore,
Washington and Winchester guests were
present Miss Margaret Hodgson is spend
ing several weeks with friends I'm WASH
ington. Miss Margaret McFadden has re-
turned to Washington after visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. McFadden, on
South Washington street. Mr.. Logan
Owens, who has been the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. T.. V. Weems. and attended the
Berryville horse show last week, returned
yesterday to Washington. Miss Jessie
Beery has gone back to Washington, aft
er spending several weeks with friends at
Mount Clinton. Misses Lola and Mabel
Landes of Washington are the guests OF
Evening star., 1912-08-25
A Bumper Crop.

From Judge
Uncle Hiram came through his neigh
boris barnyard on his way home and
stopped to ask the hired man il crops
were good
'.Massa, sah," was the answer. 1--WE had
so much dat we put what we could out
Of-doors and the rest we put In the barn."
Evening star., 1912-08-25
All Alone.
From Judge

1t was at a ten and fifteen cent vaude-
Vile ticket window. A country villager
approached.
"Ten or fifteen?" asked the ticket seller
list one" said the villager. Il hain't
| got the family along
Evening star., 1912-08-25

and Mrs. Jack Henderson Of Chattanooga
Tenn. are spending some time with Mr.
Albert Fletcher. sr.. at his home here
Judge and Mrs. c. E. Nicol Of Alexandria
were guests a part of the past week of
Col. and Mrs. Thomas Smith. Mrs. w.
A. Thompson and Misses Katharine and
Elizabeth Thompson have returned home
from a visit to Conneaut Ohio. Misses
Hattie Douglas and Afittie Herbert of
Alexandria were among those from Alex
andria who attended the Warrenton
horse show the past week
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21

Joe Dcshercer, manager Of the Ar
cado tlaima that this i8 the most IN
to-date and best arranged bin eve
presented at his ;aeater
Won Dell IN q protein musical
novelty carries special scenery and
electrical effects which 30 to mako
one OF The pr2ttiost stage settings
ever witnessed in this theater. He
gives several Representations som"
'or which are Jan I<ubeiik, violin;
Rohumin Kyrl co"nCt; August Won
BIene, cello and L A, Lefebre, saX1-
phone
Hllman and Roberts, the Euhe
G.tl and The Gentleman. offer a con
tinuous roar of laughter all through
their act with their fanny SONGS and
witty sayings Tha is enc Of the
best teams in the profession and
they como here highly recommended.
The Three Raltus Brothers in a
marvellous Olympian aerObatic act
will make you open your eyes with
their wonderful and astounding
feats Th's Is a We'll known act IN
The theatrical circles and they have
played nothing bat the best yaudG-
willie circuits IN the United states
and the foreign countries, therefore
You are sure Of seeing nothing bur
a high class act.
The above with three recIs Of The
best pictures, goes to make up one
,of the best programs ever presented
in Cairo, and which you should not
miss Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21
STOMACH SOUR? GOT
INDIGESTION ALSO?
"Pape's Diapepsin" Will Make Your
Disordered Stomach Feel Fine
in Five Minutes. Time II!

If what You just ate is souring on
your stnmarh or lies like a lump Of
lead, refusing TO digest, or you
belch gas and eructate sour, undi-
gesttd food. or have d feeling of dir
illness, heartburn, fullness, nausea,
bad taste in mouth and stomach
hcadathe---this is Indigestion
A fall case Of rape's, Dapepsin
costs only fifty cents and will thor
oughly cure your out-ol lcrder stom-
ach, aud leave sufficient about the
house in case some che else in the
family may suffer from stomach
trouble or Indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show You
the formula plainly printed on these
fifty-cent cases, then you will un-
drstanl why dyspeptic trouble of
ali KINDS must go, and why they
usually relieve sour, out-of-order
stomachs Or Indigestion in five min
lNtS. iJldIlfp6lH ~ mar IllbSS ana
tastes like candy, though each dose
c mains power sufficient to digest
and prepare for assimilation into the
blood all the food you eat; besides
it makes You go to the table with n
healthy appetite; bat, what will
please you most, is that you will feel
that your stomach ana intestines are
clean and fresh, and you will not
need to resort to laXatives or liver
pills fer biliousncss or constipation.
This city will have many Diapep-
sin cranks, as some reople will call
them, hut you will be cranky about
this splendid stomach preparation.
too, If you over try little for indi-
8 stIon or gaqtritis or any other
stomach misery.
Get some now, this minute. and
forever rid yourse'E of stomach
trouble and indigestion .---Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS
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minstrel song and story, The auto
mobile races are shown in their on.
tltaty. while the comedians are af-
fordpd chances to create gales OF
laughter with dilapidatcd car
which they enter in the speed con
tests.
"All HalleWe'en" or 'Lish
Mu IN s Dream" is The title OF most
prctentious dancing sketCh and
scenic spectacle showing Goblin Dell
and Eiades, 'rha Opening of the
Panama Canal with the first boar
passing through the lock forms Il
basis for historical and patriotic
pageant that employs the services Of
the half hunG.pa l,ennars OF ihe
company.
The personnel Gi tn company IN
clUdes names Of those hi9hest ia
m nstrelsy at the head of Which
stands AL. G. Field himself
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21
Manager Travis kimmel.

The Three Nation Trio in Almost
Married" takes the bun for pure,
unadulterated fun, if he critics of
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21

An advertisement In The Bulletin
brings results.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21
The Al G.. Field Greater Ministries

The Al G.. Field Greater Ministries
For his twenty~seyenth season At
G. Field. who VIII bring his stars az
m'nstrelsy to Cairo Opera House
Monday, NOV q, Mas provided Il
brand new program OF features for
which tn s noted minstrel is famous.
Each yea an entirely now feast CT
surprises and delights for the ey"
and ear il prepared for this visit.
Mr. Field believe that he has
reached the acnith in scenic produc~
lions and the selection OF com
pany.
Instead OF the automatic semi
circle for the opening apr t&cIe a
display through which runs plot
has been prepa ed Tic t,t!o Min
strelsy Past and Present" gives a
clue 10 the possibilities that have
been worked out, and Tie srane, a
hotel veranda and lawn at Ormond
Beach, Florida, on the eve of the
great automobile races affords an op
portunity for a tropical scenic pro
ducton that. employs number Of
Startling mechanical effects.
At the conclusion Of a program If
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21
sage TEA WILL
J. DARKER THE. HAIR.
u.a,.a AZ aefsaI
-----1A-A' -AA--" 3sF3 s&g ua4
Restore Faded and Gray Hair TO
Natural Color-Dandruff
On ckly Removed.

There is nothing rev about the
idea of using S2ee lnr restoring the
kept their hair dark, glossy and
abundant by he use of 4 simple
Sage Tea Whenever their hair
fell out or took on dull, faded or
stroakad appearance, tn y made a
brew of Sage leaves, and applied It
to their hair with wonderfully bene-
fetal effect
Nowadays We don't have to re-
sort to the old-tino tiresome meth
oil Of gathering the herbs and maxi
ing the tea This Is done by Skill
fai chemists better than we could
do II ourselves; and all we have to
do is 20 call for the ready-made
product, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy, containing Sage in
he proper strength. with the addi-
ton Of sulphur. another old-tme
scalp remedy
This preparation gives youthful
color and beauty to the hair and Is
one Of the best remedies you can use
FOR dapdruff, dry, feverish, itching
scalp, and falling hair. Get fifty
cent bottle fram your druggist to-
day, and yen will be surprised at
The quick results. All druggists sell
It, under guarantee tnat the money
viii be refunded if thr remedy is not
exactly as represented, ---Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21

Is the "spiritualistic dig,
Znhn and Dries, in their comedy
skit will prove another hit OF the
bill The unueualness of the act
gives il a comedy phase all the way
through. Both are exceptionally
clover artists, having appeared be-
fCre in a number of first class pro-
duc,icns. Singing and dancing is
the keynote Of the act and musical
music certainly predomtnates, bat
TIN comedy and novelty OF the OF
iGIing is equally enjoyable and Do
ciacdly entertaining. Tho Gentle
man and the Idiot" win give their
auditors something to laugh about
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21

Try as you viii, after an applica-
tion of Danderine, you cannot find a
single trace of dandruff or loose or
failing hair ant your scalp will not
Itch, but what will please you most,
win be after n few weeks use, when
you viii actually see new hair, fine
and downy at flrst---!es--- really
new growing all over the
scalp.
A little Danderine now will i'm
meaiate!y double the beauty Of your
hair. No difference how dull, faded,
brittle and scraggy, Just moisten a
cloth with Danderinc and carefully
draw it through you. hair, taking
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21
HAIR STOPS FALLING, DAADRUFF
D|SAPPEARS--25 CENT 'DAADER|At"
Save Your Hair Beautfy 1nyigoae Your Scalp Dandese
Grows Hair and We Can Prove It.

one snail strand at a time. Tho
effect is immediate ind amazing---
your aair will be light. fluffy and
wavy ond have ar appearances OF
abundance; an ineorparable nstre.
softness and luxnrIance. the beauty
and simmer Of true hair health.
Get 4 rs cent bottle or Know!lon's
Dandeiine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove to your
self tonight---ncw--. that your hair
Is AZ Pretty and soft as any that 1t
has b3an neglected or injured by
careless treatment that's all
Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21

RAID MADE ON
FAKE DOCTORS
PCstofico Department. Takes
Acton Against Criminal
Use CT Mails.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Washington, Nov. ga nation
wide raid involving the arrests prac-
tically simultaneously of l73 per-
sons IN the principa. cities of the
country was made. today, by post
Office inspectors and United States
marshala on doctors and drug con-
Germs, charged with the misuse of
mails to solicit criminal practice or
to dispose Of medicine and instru-
ments connected with such practice.
The raid, the most extensive and
far reaching ever made by any de-
partment of the government, was
under the personal direction of POST
master General Hitchcock and Chief
Inspector Sharp of the postoffce de-
partmcnt. SO carefully had its de-
tails been guarded that until the
first OF the arrests were made at In
dianapolis, early in the day, prac-
tically nothing was known Of the
governments contemplated action.
Practically All Arrested.
Working with clock-llke precision
the inspection force spread over
twenty-five states carried out the
pre-arranged plan and at an early
hour, tonight, the postoffice depart
ment had received word that prac-
tically all of the designated persons
had been arrested.
Chief Inspector Sharp and large
part of his force of 800 inspectors
had been engaged for seven months
under the orders Of the Postmaster
General investigating the schemes OF
individual eases, in which arrests
were made, today. Many of those
taken into custody were members OF
prominent wholesale and retail drug
concerns or physicians well-known
in their own communities.
The government will prosecute
the cases vigorously, according to a
statement by Hitchcock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21
LESS BOWEL TROUBLE IN CAIRO.

Cairo people have found out that
A SINGLE DOSE Of simple buck
thorn bark glycerine, etc, as COM
's,lT &C., ,Lj, Inr o .ns:s'
patton, sour stomach d 'gas on the
stomach INSTANTLY This simple
mixture antiscrtiei2es the digestive
organs ana draws oil the impurities
and it Is surprising how QUICKLY
it helps Fl, " Schulz, Druggists,
Cor. Commercial and 18th St.--Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21
Some Loss.

"Did you lose much in that bank
failure, Jimg" asked Hawkins. =
should say l did," said Slabsdes. 4
had an overdraft OF hundred and
sixty dollars in that bank. and gee!
how had to hustle to make good -
Harper's Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21
, lnans sstasssSII hy , on, e. ll .,I'

..eiti,.-.-. IRE, ..4.apnhle indgna OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21
rhs ooasfn.

You're a terrible scandalmcnger.
Linkum." said Jorrocks, Why in
thunder don't you make II 4 rule To
tell only half what you hear. I" That's
what ! do do said Linkum. Only
] tell the spicy halt -Harpsr's
Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21
AT THE GEM TODAY,

The program for the last three
days OF the week comes here from
the Arcade ut paducah where they
played to crowded houses and Mr..
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21
Beyond Power to Overcome.

The self-consciousness just oozes
out Of young drummer on his frat
trip.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

rubt. llnO Damn lift cs pirflid cine
Shan0e, cine @emsinbtit, cine
S9mo9 ssssn ois SittIi9tsit. Dab
Gle Ii9 mir 10 nadt 5,igen."
rMaden sic, oaB sic raustoms
men! Gum oritteu uno lsBteH
Male". bsfabl Serr Nuberseois.
.Serr 8ahtmeifsr, oas BoFer
lGuff ui9t mebr", I9ris bonn 5rsps
penabiaB aus Der borfi9tigs Gdiodr.
sd sebe". Iaste 9err GsIuntine
gu 6srrn qubsreeois.' SD beOauere.
in meinem Rebier einen 1plhsn
Mann pie sic gu baben. SO babe
Tier nidts msbr gu tun; g lit Germ
Druioes Mnoelegenbeit, Sic meeen
oes perurIadten Sddosns 81 bsrtlds
gen. -" n@euug", fagts 9err
Mubergepis, .fhon 81 LANCE babe i'd
sic ieben miiRen. sic inO bdB-
LID. @enn i'd nieoertrdhtis mare,
piiroe i9 sic uno bieIss dlte 3amgl
9ruiOe bel Dem @eri9t tpegei
6ousfrieoenbru9s an5sigen.. SD
gebe Sbnen Den gutsn Rat, mid 5us
Trisotn gu IdTen. Bdre mein Zee
aer 6idorp bier aepeIen, bate q
tud ni6t bereinseIaFen. aber sr n
mad Nra6on esfabren, um AuIferns
brut 5n t%aufen. SD babe bsrfuht,
oas BOD gu bsritopfen, ous oieIer
Fiir9terli1e 0uFeI in mein MbfluBs
rDbr gebobrt bate, ni9t I'M irgeHos
cine 9%Gneelampe on3umd9en, ober
I'm mir meme perlenmufheIn go
maufen, ole msin 8srmDgen fin0.
Das mar es. Sd min germ gIoubsH,
oaB sic bas ni9t tpiFen. Mo9t sr
oas nod einmal. febe i'd oos sun5e
giertel unter MaKer." @r fuhr
fort:
,Nd9 meinem Rontrott babe i1
cas- Re9t, mir cine 8aoepanne gu
9alten. beren @r0Be nidt borses
T4rieben it,.
Sd nsbme Iebr germ Seebdoer, 0ie
mir Elm Arat ods gauge Subr iiber
teroronet. :. lno i@ fible mid Iebr
pobl babel, neil ib meme pinguine
uno meme Rpbbe un0 meinen Heger
SidorD babe, Die mir @eieaT1aFt leie
Itsn... unO TIRE @sTenI9aft eeniigt
mir uno anOere min i9 ni4t. Das
1T bod mein eutes 3s9t, nidt
pabr? Sd be3dblc meme Mliste!
Sept dber IaTen sic mid arbeiteH!"
nQrbeiten9" Ttotterte pertDirrt Der
Wa9tmeiIter.
.Sa! SD made bier llebungen.
oamit i9 einmal ourd oen MermeIs
Runal fdpimmsn tonn!"
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

Don Der @aftIpielfabrt bes Be-
riibmten italieniI9en Seniors Goffas
reli, Der i'm Sabre 1853 bon Cub.
mig XIV. nod parts gelooen tpurpe.
beri4tet Elm italienif9es 9Iott auF
@runb ner oufgefunbener 5sitgen0Es
ff9sr Ootumsnte intereKante Gin5elz
beiten. Der beriibmte Sanger mar
nod poris geruTen porben. UNI bic
RrpnprinaeTiin gu unterbalten. Der
80nig iiberf9ittete ben Sanger nit
@unTtbeSeugungen, CAB ibm tGgIi9
rs Tranten, Itelte ibm cine @quipage
nit 5fpei pferben our 9erfigung. et<
ne Safel BON Iieben ober o9t Sc
beden. unb ouBer benz freien 2Osis
nod 5pei Diener our perfOnli9en Bee
bienung. Mber ipie tOnigIi9 Quoni9
XIV. aud bic 0ienIte bes SGngerS
lobnte, gofforeli mar ME 5ufrieben.
tpeber nit benz @el0e, nod nit ben
@sTdsnfen, nod NIT ben @ereiiRitis
guneen. MIs ibm eines Soges Der
40nis cine soIbene Sobatbois f9ids
te, ,fG6rt gaffareui ben llsberbringer
berG9tli9 an: vWas, biefes 3eus
I9idt mir Der 36nig bon Transs
rei92 Sebsn sic FER. bier babe ih
breibig folder Oings. unb bas tleins
ite bon linen lit mebr inert ols oos
bes RDnigs. Menn ~psnisifens bss
a1nigs nod ouf Der Sole nGre!~
oMein Serr", eripibert betreten Der
S0fIine, der R0nig bon 5rontre;6
T9enft nur ben 9otI9oftern Iein
Bib" GmpOrt fdbrt Der SsnOr
ouf: nglur ben gotI9aftern9 S90n,
tonn foa er au9 bic 8ot19after lIns
gen loFenl" Die Gpiiobe purbe
benz 2Dnig er3dblt, Der beralid bor-
iiber lo9te unb bsrsniiet Der 3rpns
prin3efiin bic @eIdi9te sradblte. sic
ober lieB Ii9 ben ebreei3isen uno
un3ufriebenen @irtuOItn bas Sc
Tanees tommen. empFins i'm isbr Iies
bsnsniirbig unb obne ieben @oripurf.
I1entte ibm einen prd6tigen Dios
monten unb CAB ibm ba3u einea
Bob. Gr 1T bonn R0nis feIbit unz
terf9rieben", foete fie. hos 1T fir
Sic cine arcBe Gbte, ober sic miifs
fen fi9 i'm balo 3unube MADDEN,
benn Der paB Gilt nur 5ebn Sa9e."
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
DER beI@rantte RA6sme.

Na6 Der G6la6t Dpn &0niggrGb
tpurben einise fG9fif9e unb OftsrreIs
9if9e Sruppenteile bon Der alges
meinen &iid5ugslinie abgeOrdngt unb
muBten in @ilmGrf9en &i9tuns
YreBburg ouriidgeben. Die Slim
mung mar nod Der NieberIage unb
ben @~trnpapen re9t flau. lin lie
gu bebsn, REF Elm 9auptmann leIs
uer ROmpoenie beim Mnblid Der
DOnou au: r@inberf9, Biz @onftunz
binopel lof'n mr. nod nit, aber ous
@iroba LAB mr. uns MID ~rausbrGnz
geln!!"
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

los. nun1er TreunD DerluGt, ptHdDz
3uiteigen." mir aber fliiiterte CT gu:
.&einen Son iiber bas 8orgefaIlene!
Sonit itiir3eu ibm ale anbsren nu6.
Sn fol1em Safe ftsdt Der 8obnlinn
an. Sine f9pierige Gage"
Gr tat einen S9lud Rcenof, bot
mir i'm audi an, uno . perfu9te,
cine Mrie gu pFeifen. Balo Iangen
bic beioen 5ran5Ofinnen nit. Sd
aber ftan6 ba nieOergei9mettsrt unO
entieBt iber Oos @efdebens. =.
ga
ga duf einmal E0rten mir cine
Shame BON unten berauftOnen. Der
@nelGnber fprang auf Die 8eine unb
rannte mad Der StelIe tes Mbbcnees,
BON Dem ii6 nsr 9euti4e seItiir5t
bate.
$50, bo," rief es BON untsn.
$50, b. risfen mir i'm Gbor barr
auF 3uriid. Die 9amen tiiBten eins
amber Dor 6reubs.
sd bin nift tot" REF bic Gtims
me. n&ommen sic bod berunter!
Sin herrlider @eg!"
Mit Grfounen ertonnten mir bic
6timme bes DeutI9en.
nNon bisfer Rdnte t0nnen bic GER
rem berunterfprineen, bob bic 9amen
miifen sic f9on beruntertrasen,
brittle er tpeiter.
Der gngIGnber tat einen Sprung
in ben Nebel -. nieber Elm GnatterH
unb Stolen Der Steine, uuo baIb t0n=
ten gu uns abgeriHene Morte zines
@efpr69es Der bsioen berauf. Alz
mGbli9 tamen mir aud berunter, bic
Oamen mad beftisem Str6uben gegen
bic 3umutung bes Si9trogenlaHens.
Np9 einige Mugenblide. unb mir
rutf9ten an meinem Jreunbe uno
benz miBlungenen GeIb1tmOrber DOr@
BEL. Nun gings i'm GiltempO ben iteis
len Mbbang binub. Sc tiefer mir
tumsn, Inn 10 bur9Ii9tiger purbc Der
Nebel; enbli9 fam aud bos Sal gum
8orf9ein unb einise Sennbiitten.
DIS mir oann cine 8iertelitunte
TpGter ale oilT Der Alm ouIammenz
famen, faBte Der @~ngldnber ben 9eutz
f9en Bel Der 9anb unb iagte gu ben
Oamen:
vWifen sic aud, meme Domen,
baB biefer Mann ba bpr fdltm elmer
Stunbe fi9 bas 2ebeu nebmen
pollte9"
Der nGelbftm0rber" frat beI4Gmt
our Seite. bic 5ran501innen aber la9s
ten ben auf iiber ben grnft, nit Dem
Der @ngIdnber fpra9. Mu9 mein
5rsunb belt bos fir einen glGnaenbsn
NiB. Oo9 als mir ben gan3en San
gendu er3dbIten, brad cine Der Oamsn
in S9lu93en aus, unb bic dnbere
betam einen regelrc9ten Weintrdmpf.
Sn Der Sat aber ber6dntten mir
infer 2eben benz Mabniinn bes Oeutz
f9en. Ser 9anO bling ndmli9 pirt=
Ii9 iiber einem Mbgrunb, unb nur BON
iener ein5igen Stele aus, no Der
Deutf4e binobfprang, tonnte man
bas Sal errei9en, obne cine Ii9eren
Sob gu ristieren. Nls er f9 nu9
born itiirote. itieB er auf Elm @erOle,
unb Inn ieinen AuaIen Elm roT9es
Gnbe 81 MAIDEN, rannte er ~blinblings
Dor fia bin. Sdon mad Elm padr
Minuten mar er benz Nebel entriidt
unb fab einen ii9eren Weg. AIs er
iiA nun erbolte. ertlettcrte er nit
Miibs bic 9Obe, BON Der er uns bann
binunterfibrte.
9as ~fDnberbdre an benz San 1T
dber, bdB Ser DeutT9e bur9 bities
Greignis feline S91inbelanFGlIe total
log purbe. gr ipurbe fogar hit
glieb zines Mlpenbereins, unb belte
begegne i9 feinem Namen ouf Der
2iite Der Sodtourtften, bic bic bod
fen Spiel beIteigen. Similia simis
libus. -.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
-gtn3tge @rtldrung.

-tStn5tee @rfIdtung.
.Gentsn Sic fid, mein OnteI bat
Miin9en befu9t unb bus SOfbrdu>
baas nidt gefeben." Miin4ner: pgliO
Is CT glsi' auf benz 8abnbOf eeitOrben9"
Mus &aIau. WulOemdr:
Limb atermuIs f9fp0rs i4 Sbnen, Sos
fspba. etpige untpanoelbare 2iebe su.-
So1epba: Isl, ei, Muloemar, Sic iino
ia Der refine S9pOrenOtber!~
~ Naib. Water: n5at Dir Der
Mlar nirtIi9 Bic gbe bsriprD4en2"
SO9ter: nNatiira +, er fagte, er pone
mid germ beiratben, ipenH id geIb
bate.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
gpsAaftts MiBps

gps9ofts8 MiBuer,
It dEbniB. Sunge Dame: $50
madte emit nit elmer 6reunbin un0
Sipei getannten cine Rnperpartie auf
BEN Rbeine. SD fang Elm &ie0 unb
pIoblia fitl elmer Der 9erren in's
MaHer!" 9srr: .Sa. pssbaIb Iens
gen Sie2-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
Trap Shooters Achievements

Portland. Or. January lsr-The worlds
vas raised from iit5 tm,adgsg By the the
Portland Revolver club in a shoot against
the Golden Gate club OF San Francisco.
Truro, n. s., May 2T-Lieutenant w. H
scored grand total OF 1Ol points out OF
a possible 1o5 at a range OF 300. 500 and
600 yards.
Buenos Ayres. Argentine. May So--At
contest, Captain s. w Wise Of the Massa-
chusetts National Guard, finished with the
best score for civilians, 2sS points. Fer
napdez OF Argentine was second with
2s9
Annapolis. Md. June 1O-Sergeant John
II. jackson OF the Iowa National Guard
made run of 80 bulls at four ranges: !?
at 200 yards u ct 100 yards, II at 800
continuous bullseyes.
AYRSHIRE, Scotland, June lS-Sergeant
Martin OF the British army broke the
worlds record for rife shooting, firing at
900. 1000 and HOO yards. making an ag-
gregate OF 222 out OF a possible 225 At
1000 yards he scored is bullseyes In sue
cesSion.
London. England. July l3--In the Kings
Norton match rifle shoot al Eisley. Cor
poral Mortimer. Canadian, scored a
worlds record at the 1200-yard range,
fifteen shots. T.. W. Henri OF Ulster Ire
land. tied Mort!mers score. but was
beaten by the Canadian In the shoot OF;
Denver. Colo.s September l1-R. III.
Pruns, an amateur OF Broolville Ind,
made n worlds record for ten traps
breaking 200 inanImate targets out OF az
many shots
Denver. Colo, September 15--Iu the
handicap shoot at The Trap Shooters
tournament. ". T. Crosby OF Illinois
established n new record for a score
from g. twenty -three-yard handicap by
breaking as targets out of 100. William
Ridley o: Iowa. an amateur. established
q new record for an Interstate tourna-
ment in shooting at two targets flung
from a trap simultaneously. Ho broke
e5 targets oct OF 80 pairs.
Denver. Colo. October The Colo
rado Revolver tean (corn0osed OF a. II.
Hardy Captain c.. w. NcCutcheon. A.
NJ PoindANter and Arthur Smthl broke
tho worlds team record In rapid firing
by Che score Of it3 out OF q possible
1000.
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the New York Athletic club captured the
mile championship race in 25:25.
San Francisco. September lf-Rohert
Beck. q high scaool boy, swan San Fran
cisco bay. ~ miles. IN 2 hours, ! min.
ute.
Glasgow, Scotland. september 13-J. G.
Hatfield OF England swan 1000 yards in
1919 10, a new record for the dis
tauce
San Francisco. September se-Walter
PoIneroy swam across San Francisco bay
In l:5I;lS-
shorsdftch. Eng. September gs-J. G..
Hatfield lamateur) swan 400 meters in
naiuutek Il So seconds.
PaddinEton Baths. London, Eng, Oc-
tober li--aiiss Vera Eeave swan 2o0
yards In : minutes II 2-5 seconds
Chicago. October 3l-The national rec
ord for sthe 44e-yard swim was lowered
b. Perry Mc5lllivray TO 5:0S;23 20 at the
J. a. .. tank.
London, Eng. October 51--Miss Vera
<eave set a new record for ladez swim
ming when she won a0O-%ard race Ia
1 minutes 81 Is seconds
Paris. france. November 3---A French
man named Poulyun set now record bJ
remaining under water s:5s.