Brenham Evening Press. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 57, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 9, 1910 Page: 1 of 8
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Two-Piece Suits
MADE FROM PRIEST-
LY’S MOHAIRS.
They are cool, comfortable
and dressy,, will Hold their
shape well and require very
little pressing.
“Rain Will Neither Spot nor Wrinkle Them.”
“THEY WILL NOT COCKLE”
the state shoot.
Hald at Oalywton July 4, 5, and
«, mo.
OLD OFROEBS RE-ELECTED.
AH Good Shots—If yea Killed
**» All You Were Tied, If
One Was Misled, Beat
The 33rd until shooting tourna-
»t of the State Sportmm'* As •
was held at Galveston, July
and 5th, and «th, 1810, under
management of Mr. B. D. CSk-
J dick, of Galveston, assisted by Mr.
land Mrs. Alf Gardiner, of Houston,
| Mrs. Gardiner cashiering 4he
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of the Boulevard
3?£3HJisr —■
»sn O'Connell gurantwlng l& or
more added money. R.J, Jackson,
LYV^Tsaaiaa
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The Association decided to shoot
tor the nurse* te the team race, as
Individuals, giving every one a chang
to compete for the purpose, whether
he has a partner to.shoot for the
‘0 . >r nw .
Another Important Ichange that
wi0 t...*dy adopted, was that the
winner's of the medals next year, will
become permanent owners, but not
. lcipato i» the purse. New medals
are to he purchased with 35 per cant
of the purse, and the succeeding
yew’s the Winner’s will also get first
money, less the 25 per cent of the
purse to be held out to pure bans
medals for the next succeeding shoot,
of the Association. These medals
are very valuables one’s and the
entrance money will
made larger than usual, for all the
Shooter's in the
ahoot for Ur
ana
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Ver& Van Hutton, the winsome
girl, who i« so goon to become
the bride of her eon, Mr. William
tkuckert, Mra, Clarence gtuck-
ert gave a lovely morning party,
the invited guests were; Me#»
damea J. 0. Harri.a of EtPaao, F.
Youngkin, of Hamlin, W. M.
Morrias, OhauA . DeWare, Thoa.
B. Botta Jr., and Miaaea Vera
VanHutton, Mamie Searcy, Lelia
Wynne, Lomas Shone, Carolyn
Giddingn Adeto lindswnaan, Myr-
...... „„ & Matthews, Florence Bernard,
probably be j Edith McCay, of N«w Orleans,
state will want to.01f» VanHutton, Louise Hamdb-
ahnot i ~—mBd th<’ iiidtcations ton, of Houston j Minnie Lee
snoot j#n) (h„, will make the next State1
In her usual admirable and efficient; shoot the largest that has ever been
Hohlt Company
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Evening Press 50 cents »er month
Massaging, Manicuring, Sham
pooing, Hair bleaching and dye-
ing, scalp treatment. Will call
at residence. Phone 209. 1108
E. Alamo Avenue. Mrs. S. R.
McCoy, iw. 51
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CHIFF” gives Car bc:st
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here. “The NODAWAY
results and Out least trouble.
ball bearings and sharpning blades made; of beet
I- shear ste.l.
Now is the time to buy a NODAWAY CHIEF LAWN
MOWER and keep ycur home looking prosperous and
beautiful.
The pi ice is $11.00 and $12.00 and only two modilB
built this s.asox
Fcr Eric 2y.
HOLLE a SEELHORST
The Place to Get the Bost of all Hardwares.
IT MAKES YOUR MOUTH WATER
just the suggestion of our delic-
ious appetizing Ico Cream. But
the look of it lends weight to the
appetite, and the taste—ah, the
taste! That is the crowning glo-
ry of it all! We guarantee our
Cream to be pure in all its gen-
uine flavors, and it is so whole-
some that a <|tiart of it leaves
no ill effects on one unless it is
to want more.
KANDY KITCHEN.
Evening Press 50 cents ner month
Ladle
Get fingers,
made by our new
baker.
MARINA BAKERY.
Flows.
sweet and fresh,
Berlin, Cake
Come to Mistrot’s
Uncle Sam, the Champion of
Pure Food,
'll never have «ause to eom-
i'liin of the lines that make up
ir stock of groceries and table
idicacies, for we carry nope but
the most reliable food product*.
,•’ >r the 4th of July We hne
i id in special lines of Peaphds
uudM clone, which together with
>ur stock of staple goods, in-
i' -h our patrons against any
d miands that may be made up-
on 4th of July hop<itality.
Cent Sale Saturday.
LOST.—Embossed gold cuff but-
ton set with diamond. Finder
as*
will be rewarded by returning
to E. B. Clark at Rciehardt
Becker & Co. / 4-t
/ The Western Target and Cartridge
Co. furnished ‘’white flyers and traps’
and the trapping was almost perfect
The shoot was on Pelican Island"a
made strip of land across the channel
north of Galveston, made by the sand
pumped out of the channel by U. S.
dredge boats, and the question is
who the land belongs to,'as it is get-
ting to be a very valuable strip. It
Is not in the corporation of Galveston,
was made by the l). 8. govAtmont,
but the public domain of Texas by
constitutional right belongs -to Tex-
as. The Galveston Yacht Club has
« splendid club house on the Island
and this was used for the shooters
accommodation during tile tourna-
ment and was well suited to the pur-
pose. Boats carried the shooters
and visitors across the channel at
their pleasure for ten cents.
The program for the three days,
which counted Tor average consist-
ed off680 targets, and the
Professional High A verges
Were as follows: W. H. Hew, a t).
M. C. representative, and runner up
of the last year’s championship, from
In • i tor wutte we nil love Galveston
and its beatfful bathing and boating,
we are ready to say "Oh you San
Antonio."
The printing of the Association was
awarded to the Evening 1‘ress Bren-
ham.
The limited space in the Press
precludes individual mention of the
Gehrwnnn, Marion Barnett, Hat-
tie Parka, Minnie Seelhorst, Flor-
ence Simmons, Ethel Tucker,
Irene Blunmn and Lila Shepard
Small tabled Were arranged for
curds and the ever fascinating
game of 500 engrossed the at ten
A*>a You
«*TlI CJ A UU i
thing
le good runs, and good lion of those so fortunate aa to
ystfibi
X m™. p. m. t«w
many rem
day b or-
but there wls no poor shooters tliere,
They must «#tu>t have liked the pro-
gram and stayed at. home.
There were some scores so remark-
able hoWSVor that they must be men-
tioned, notably the performance of
Air. Geo. Uocke, who only missed
three targets in a program of 230
Tuesday. Ho .Also made a clean score
In the medal, event, but was not eli-
gible except for the money, and he
had no use for that,
Nick Ari« of Fort Worth, made
some rcmtirkable good scores, tlelng
Jim Day with 220 out of 230 Tuesday.
Homer Clark, of Alton, 111. only
mistd four out of 215 shot at during
Wednesday.
Fred O’Brian t shot so hard the
first two days that he was unable to
shoot the third day They knew all
the time that ho was shouting the
first two dayn
Messrs, Saunders and Scott, , two
Winchester fepreststives from Hons- Louise Stylos
Concordia, Kansas, won high average ton. attended the shoot and help en
with 860; h. I. Wade of Dallas, State tertaln, but did not shoot, They arc
representative of the Peters Cartridge Just as good at that as shooting Mrs, Arthur
Qo. and Harry Murrell, of Houston, Air. T. M. Hubby, of Waco, came In
also a Peter’s representative, were; last day, and was warmly weieom-
tied for second, with 853; E. F. Fos- od by the gang. He Is not shooting
gard, of Waco, representing the Win- now, having boon promoted to a belle
Chester Cartridge Co., was third with, position with his company.
FOR SALE-A five mouth «M
jersey bull. For price anti par
ticulars see T. F. Matehett. 1-v
LOST.—between tho Airthnno an!
my residence a pair of goto
rimmed glasses. Finder will
■be rewarded by returning to
W. T. Carrington. 1-w
FOR SALE—Preserving plums
at 50 eta. per bucket, tomatoes
at 25 ets. per bucket. Phone
W. A. Yates. tf. 16
WITTBECEER A HOTINO.
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FRUITS
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JUST ARRIVED AT NSU’S.
GRAHAM F LOPR .
rlour.
PEACHES AND ALL KINDS
OF VEGETABLES SSCOBV-
SD DAILY,
618. F. m. Faurote of Dallas Itli with
644. Mr. Faurote being a representa-
tive of the DuPont Powder Co. late
with the Ballistite Powder Co., which
has been purchased by the DuPont
interest.
Air. Faurote was vary proud of
What his company won, though every
amunitlon interest present had some-
thing to be proud of, either In the,
averages or in the special events,
tough Faurote claimed nearly every-
thing for his powder.
Mr. Schwartz, the Dead Shot re-
presentative, however could point out
some Important medal events that
were won with Dead Shot powder.
Amateur Averages. *
In the 680 targets shot at for ave-
rage, Jas S. Day of Midland, was first
with 659 only one target behind ihe
high professional; Geo. Cocke, La.
captain of the famous ‘*Cajan"8quad,
was second with 648; t). O. Guesses,
of San Antonio, third with 646 For-
est McNelr, Herman Howard and
Nick Arie were in fourth place with
637. i -
Special Events.
Tiie first dR.v, McNetr, Tucker and
O'Briant, tied for the Chronicle tro-
phy, with 49 out of 50, O’briant winn-
ing in the shoot off, though they
agreed to divide the money for this
st the next, State shoot when It has
to be surrendered.
Tim next special event was a gun.
In which Tucker, Gardiner, Swake,
O’Brtant, Guesses, Mueller, Connerly
add Atwell tied on a clean score, in
the shoot off next morning down the
line, Gardiner won.
The individual championship medal
was tied for by Messrs. Jas S. Day,
R. H. Conncrly and Fred O'Briant, on
a score of 48 and in the shoot off
was won by Mr. Connerly.
Day, Connerly and Howard tied for
the Ithica Gun, each making a stright
of ?0 targets, and in the shoot off
Howard won on 25 straight.
In the championship race at 23 pair
Jas. 8. Day, defended the champion'-
ship with 44, McNeil-, of Houston be-
ing a close second with 43. ,
In the team championship race, two
men from the same town, or If not
two there, the nearest available pair,
Messrs. Boston and Baxter of Bates-
vtlle won on a score of 24 each. The
money in this event was divided on
and
Col. o C.'Guesses, of San Antonio,
one of of the old time shooters,
showed up for the first time In sev-
eral years, showing younger ones he
was still in the game. He shoots as
well us evey and haa all kind of fuo
with the going.
Mr. Jaa. ft. Day, of Midlamh who
was high average at. Galveston, also
recently won high average at the
Grand American, and has the high-
est per centage for the year out of
2000 targets of any amateur In the
United States. He shoots a Winches-
ter gun and Peters Cartridges.
Kd. Fosgnrd, Winchester represta-
tlva, W. H. Hear, tl. M, C. represents
live, and Harry Murrell, Patera re
presentafive, tied for high average in
the professional class ihe first day.
F. M. .Faurote the DuPont representa-
tive was second with L. I Wade,
another Peters representative third.
Day, GueMtet. O’Briant were one,
two, three in the amateur class On
tho socoiid day Hear was high pro-
fessional: Wade second; and Mur-
rell third, giving the Peters Co„
two places on this occasion.
Geo. Locke led the amateurs with
only three misses during the day oil
230; Day was second; Guesses, Con,
nerly and Fosgard tied for third place
Li. I Wade, the Peters representa-
tive was high for the third day with
211, out of 215; Hear second with 208
Murrell third with 203,
In the amateur class for the third
day, Day led with 208 out of the 215;
Brpwn 'second with 207; Locke and
.lone : Help; for third place with 305.
Mr, H. if. Dor nelly, a well known
representing Import powder, was in
attendance and while he was not
shooting his long gun in the usual
form, he was shooting In streaks,
breaking and missing them in bun-
ches. He was Just as good a mixer
as usual however.
There was not many new faces at
the shoot, this year, and this was tho
subject of remark. No new amateur
showed up and tried to shoot through
the program.
It was rdnmrked many times that
the game was getting too hard to
draw amateurs, and when less than
50 came to a three days shoot to
which was added 11,000 in cash, to-
aether with several guns and medals,
it looked that way, bnt all thei
attendants were'ef the opinion that!
next pv ,«i San Antonio there would.
be s much larger crowd* bjr reason i
!«f' rto fact ttKet - the -luf-dsi, .«rfMU*s4-
would be tome permanent owners. *•
kin, of Hamlin was tho lucky
winner of the fimt prise, a pair
of handsome silk hose which she
presented to the honorec Miss
VanHutton, The lone ham! prise
another jutir of milk stockinga.
was won by Mitw Mamie Boarcy.
At noon a luncheon of chicken
salad, cheese straws, Saratoga
chips, wafers, iced . Dm. olives,
butter sandwiches, angel foot!
snd ice croatn was served on the
card tables. Mrs. Btnekert was
assisted by her daughters Misses
Florence mid Clarence, and Miss
Nina Pointer, of Hempstead and
%o« -0*
Mrs, Arthur E. Kuolle eutor--
ainod quite informally Thursday
for .31 tbs Kate Eldridge, whose
wedding to Mr. L. Laudgrat is
ammutu-d for July 19th. Mrs.
Knolle's guests were Mcodeines
A. E. Wangemanit, W. W. Bear-
ey, F. W. Wood, T. J, Pier, H.
lilumau, lamb, C. R. Evemberg,
A. K. Cox, of Teague, R. II. Leu
opt, W. C, Buaehardt, of Hotiti-
ton; Kuolle and Mias Kate El-
dridge,
The game of 500 was provided
tor the Hiniweitimt of the ladies,
and at the close of t he con t ests
ices, cakes and mints were served
on the small taluks.
As a souvenir of thin beautiful
affair Mrs, Kuolle gave the fair
bride-to-be a handsome pair of
silk hose.
If se w* oan pitas* you. W# are
quart*rs In that Urn. A oall or trial
will oonvlnoo you of tho fact Our stock
consists of tho highest standard qualRIs*
snd ths prloss, tho lowest.
vlipv,
Wo carry tho wail known brands hi r M
Canned goods such as Promlsr An# Orffibn
California Fruits and Vsgotabtss. Dried
fruits of ovory description. Canned flab
salmon, sardines, brook-trout, deviled and
potted ham.
Pickled and Holland Hsrrlngs^to. Holns
pickles in botUoa and bulk. Mustard, cat-
sup, Chow Chow, etc.
Chase A Sanborn’s world
t«gf
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Try
coffee.
famous
Don’t forgot when your flour bln Is gst-
ting low let us refill It for you with a sack
of “Spotless.” A name It so wolt deserves,
It will bring satisfaction to your home.
Kindly give ua a call or phono ua YOUR
WANTS, tame will redre POLITR and PROMPT
ATTENTION.
Phone 15
Winkelmann & Bohne
(Incorporated)
WEATHER WISDOM
Tonight a»ni Saturday partly
cloudy weather, light southerly
winds.
Metnodist Episcopal Church.
0:30 a. m. Sunday school.
Dr. T. F. Cox, superintendent.
Children’s Day services at 11
o’clock, oGspel service# at the
Airdome theatre at eight fifteen
in the evening.
Mitw Mamie Jackson
turned home from an
visit to Oklahoma City.
has re-*
extended
Evening Press 50 cents per most
Mistrot’s
W. E. Reichardt
HARDWARE AND FURNITUBB 00.
Hav« & Big Stock of Mason, Economy
Fruit Jars, Rubbers, Jelly Glasses.
Refer!gerators aro marked down to
Make Them Move Qulokly.
LANTERNS and
I0E CREAM
FREEZERS
"Our Hobby."
Big Stock of
Linoleum.
60 aew Iron and
Brass Bedsteads
Just Received
W. E.
Phone
REICHARDT. hardware
and rum.
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The three leaders
die world over. For
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Tucker, George. Brenham Evening Press. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 57, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 9, 1910, newspaper, July 9, 1910; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth520674/m1/1/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.