T. G., and Leon Perrine of Nezperce and Howard W. Staples, of Moscow, from the University of Idaho unit, qualified among the sharpshooters at the Presidio camp. Skill with the rifle is still an instance of young America, at least in the West and when under the instruction of expert officers. This appears from the results of the course in rifle to the Reserve has reserve. Word reached officers' Training Corps cadets now in camp at the Presidio, cadets who went to the army rifle range at Fort Barry for rifle practice, 294, or over 60 percent, returned with scores equivalent to qualifications as marksmen and sharpshooters. Out of the possible 150 points of the shooting for record, 114 cadets made of 482 are the most promising. Are you corn-crippled? Put ease and lightness in your feet with Corn Remover. Does not make the surrounding tissue soft and tender like salve or plaster—corns thrive on tender toes. Remove hard and soft corns and calluses. Get some for tonight at 25 cents. CENTS BUYS PLENTY STORE. C. E. BOLLES, Prop. 126 or better, equivalent to a sharp shooter at the beginning of the season. 110 to 125, entitling them to consider themselves marksmen. The company of advanced college students brought home the highest average score of 119.36 points.  For its 61 men, and also the highest individual score, made by Cadet Felton Taylor of Pomona College, California. Second and third places went to two companies of high school students, 68 boys from southern California schools making an average of 117.73, and 71 high school boys in the third company averaging 113.9. 