The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-04-29, Page 5„
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STONE FOUND IN COW'S •IIE•AitT
• A small • stonesliarply ,nointed
both ends, was foniut firmly lodged'
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owned, 5Y
D.
A. MiLlrityrei • a the fourth con:
eeiStonrttdiieirfteethe
-4-lital-titetilrilledr8t-ordered :by a •vet•:••
, - erinary surgentWhOt• it we's.. coon&
t� ho stiffer' fro • `‘Wool.:
,
• ieftited -to •yield tO•the ordinary meth -
d' treatment. '!Ehe', heart, was
4,0:00ight tbii its -norm ,I
• Hite, and Whett reioeved could seart!'0-• ;
IY,,.12.6.,IgtOti• 'by one. men., ' A,
corclick, V, $,, j' FaisTe'
ducted. the' Oxitininatien, Which .liiti• tu
th cliieoverSt, eteted. •thst It %.?"itthi
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niost unlintial ease 'be had yet en-
countered in ail his .experience as
veterittally surgeon. Re.: believed.
tliat the cow first swalloved
• f in- or zinc, whfch, tore the.
,-of-•-••thtomaelantLwe*.filleltv--41:ardr.
solyed,byLtke, add, ,The :Atone was
7,iWiliireareriTater Witt food Anif
passed through Ao.,::tveiling of •the
•5tonineh, ' penetrating the
• heart, The. beast was, being treated
for pleurisy' for several days daya • 'hut
,gredually became Worse and • Clevel:,,
oped diatressint *-mptoms, refusing
tood,,eveo .from a bottle. '
A Man Ilea te- be fairly well.tii.de
to be. able to eitordtq clo Neithoot
ear, •
•
•
'rut izetncnv trzgnin
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ritrit140 AfT4.4.1.tth
A...P."4f*
-8;••••"•*'.,,r•
Tim aie
the facts
When..a feleii4,Q2,1e. der.,
can be .ta40,0 itke tiMe:
Vegliirqd for.' PPP• Order ,
over the .eounter , •as•
has been proveri-, and
the amount of ateleplione•
third mote 46 it does;.
can there :be ittlY ..,ctottlot
• •,C,ui yir mrnd .that, the;
'inerehant,- Whci-"pie the::
telephole consietently.
, yvill win, Ogt o7er he
, •,•;riViti whO c1900,,ncet•
Cart you afford to over-
loolc the rapidly increas-
ing importance ,of the
telephone in your busi-
ness for increasing sales .
and reducing the -cost Of •
. Belling? .
13e open-mincled.' Try it
. ,
• not spasmodically, but
consistontlA) and Judge
• for' yourself.
NEW ,'YOR,Ii•R011113ER GANG:
..,.A/4110 ,HOW" -THEY Nvottizgik.
• With ...the rounding Up 'f .the
• ,
Whittemore gang, Y, •be•••'
,
lieve that. :ihey haye in etiatody •• the
• most desperate band of critainalt o•f
the .new .scth.00L Si, nutrders are. laid
this 0oWel, an' average of one a-
pieee, although it zis•-not.,supposed. that
Avery, one of the six:. has killed anian.
• 'Whittemore has. ,probably three or
fOur of them 'to .his ,own !Credit The,
• six men are knOWn to haVe 'handled
$800,000 worth:Of lootsince last July
'and probably as ninch More earlier:in
their atclvelitures..•; ;One. •the mOst
stoniShing.•features: •yet diselese4 is
that Whittemore and bit companions
are ell •broke, though it- it suspected
Lhat the Krainer. 'brothers lived Io•
New York 'Under other,names Mid ito:
'vested some Of their ,ptunder 'ii real,
reel,
eState: But it ,was ready •.cath or
•jewelry easily tu.rtied, into ready„eash
that the gang stele; 'and of thisoash,
not a ,hundred dellars•:nOW remains.
:This is on.e of the reasons'why jt- .is
taken for granted that tlieganit wiii
,nieet the fate ,of • the Becker, gani.
...`Letty Louie," •"Gyp. the 1oecl" and
other drug -nerved. thugs who • Were
electro4uted for the sentat ional
Mahal eorder Of a decade, More.
ago:. The ,'Whitteintires,..detpite. •the
'perfection 'of their sYstent, have no
large sum left with-will:I a long de-
enc6 :might be -spondneted by high-.
priced lehiyeri.,',•• •
• Riehard.- Reese •„Whittemerer a.
Baltimore prodoet,'.' of respootable
American- ancestry for generations •
back, Was, ,theleeder a the 'gang,
He was chosen not, beceuie of • his
grositp intelligenee, because, of
hS cold-bloodedruthieStness. He
would shoot on: Tit inottient's:' notice
Mid 'being. .alWays ready' to do any
• of the rough wO•
rk he .was accepted
as the ehieftain. "Shuffles" 'Gold-
berg was also ready with his • huto-
• niatic mut, lilackjack.• It was he and
'Whittemore:. who .would •cemmit• the,
actual essua1t0 which, prot,eded. the',
robberies. doldberg • is said not to
be really murderous, but he •Used,
• always to stimulate himself with a
shot, 'of. heroin. before geine.to4v.Orle
• Paladin°. Was also rough and • also a
• drug' user. It was his function, after
• Whitteniore .and ,Goldberg had stun-
ned 'their •Vietims, to handcuff them,
or tie them tip. Leen Kramer and
• 'Jack Kramer .Went tothe • United
Statet Iron.' Russian :Pelind,• .Both
ri)b1f)1)..e°.:il.WWC°hit*tobni44er:,t°1:isld. 1APC4w011it.idhe'rbg.4'3'
Nould use the reVolvers •andsseize the
gerZew4 i1Q1p.th
itraiting_ in
. lie street outside, his. Aland on the
)13i oxa reVCI1VO4
• The last big. robbery „took place
'on .14.FAII 'When, Sam* Handle,
A ieweler\ of' No, 93 *.Ess -ex' Street, lest
•$100,C90 wOrth ,of ,ggins,ahd ;watches,
• On llth, ,Gotivais ana,Veci,
Allan were iohbed. of $173,000, ofpun-
tet diatotoniS. This wag?. the largest
iingle. • batiVand• confessions show
that the KrAiners ,after visitiog. the
• "Owes," returned with ' $63,99fi in
. ,
• or. :ifl the language Of• tho,
underworld sixty-six "grand;"; .TheS7
had, torne4 the' plunder into 'hcash o
tiv'o flaYS,41#nd. et the APpoihted-tittie-
met--,,at'fthe"Wlifftentore flat • in West
'53tit ;Street; and -divided ' the, Meng',
When it came to .dIsburaenierita there,
aS;.np leader and ..iro follower.' Each,
:n.,.got•:•the, sante' share, .; and .,•pei••••
11.ant-this-ii•shie• of the reasont' the:
,band worked •s -o well together. 41
,sienificant .to learn that,four days
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After . thediviSion of ths'.' "Under
eas.• than a.: week after the' robbery,
• the gang ' met egain:in• the same a -
pertinent to disQuss With. the Kra.,,
•niers another robbery. This time they
'had' marked •down a big, Broadway
store, but Were- undeeided whether it
should be raided just after it opened
or just 'befere it Was •closed- : for the
'day. Theyt-repOrted that it would re-
quire three or four mere days of in,
• yestigation 'to make:sore this pant.
.immediately there, were objection,
from the others. Why 'wait.? •• Why'
not act at once? Whittemore protest• -,
ed. "How an t to stall .;along .till
,thett? Fin broke," \ Unkelbacir,
• berg end Paladino• made Similar can-
fessione. ,EaCh of 'them -had squand-
ered his s$.11,000 in four days. It is•
•true that some of thera had bought
• cura. All had boO7,1it scone expensive
clothes for 'various ladies in Whom
they 'Were iotereSted. All 'had given
"parties," some of them drug parties;
• some, of ;them merely the, kind 'of:
VartY where pretty ,girls and plenty
Of liquor feral, the •ohief itemS.' All
' of them hid gambled and lost., These
'lions of; the underworld, had :been de••••
oiled' of their,4dunder &most- 4
,expeditiouslio.-• as • LtheY,"bati despoiled
the. jewelers, •UnclOubtedly they.would,
have •iosisted won, immediate .actidn
if the more cautieus Krainers had„ net;
ghne out td 'the "fentes" and bortow.'
ed a few, thousand dollar's to' • tide
'theta qver,, the money, 'of courie, .to
be deduCted,froin, their neIck,rObbery:
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NVINGXAN
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peter MeeLaren .one of Wingham's
oldest residents, died on 'Friday of
last ,yireek.', The ,iate• Mr. MacLaren
was :berm.rn Ferthahlie, Scotland; 94
yeari •
ago. : • He. genie.' to Canada.. at
the age of 14, and here received en .
eduzatiOn which him for
teaching; ill the public schoels. He en-
gaged in teaching for a number of
Years' 'until his marriage fifty year's
.ego. He then settled. on a farm near
:14pin.gharn, 'Junction remaining , there
.for.20., years and then moved toWirig-
;tham...,,Ilis, wife, who before her 'met.-
• riag;,e Was Idiss Mary Campbell,. died
30, years ago. One 'daughter, ' 'Jessie;
who:; lived With her father • survives.
The funeral. Monday, the' ser,
vice .being. conducted by. the Rev.. Dr.
Ferric. Burial :took .place in Winghein
•CemeterY. • •
ST., HELENS
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130R14/—ht East W.Swatiosii, on
-WedoesdnY, jl';7.41 21,F1, to. Mr; and
Ms. Geo, ViTaPier tve•
'..flunjo/p.ny); a: On. '
,
witiTgqtpuot .
, Mr, Thos„,Jjeiiderskn-
for Liseowel whdre he has :424444 sk.
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positioo. ' • • '•
;ir, arj 1`,1*rt.• David Farrier
asd, Mrs j (1,o4ti.neve4
Gord.oh artered to :Clinton Oh es, ‘•.51zIlou,:Gartone f1t1)1'1$r. We
eic'b0rne 7
thite
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OA :to Attend the Presbythrial - weiv.e
, •
• people to put village. •
IltimPhreY la' a Visitor Air. a bus-
niwaltalit w
her4,1d,annuLhiti.e.r, 11,.Irs. Cep. Walker, lneTor
si triP to Onto la0 Week
F
the. iinmial,,,,nleciinx gf the We,
•men'e institute will he held an 'Ilturs-
day :afternOon., ,oth., at the, hoin
rot Ann, 1V1,4eKenzie;•An Invita•
tion ii extede1 t fl the
.1V1,
-.S. -of Calvin :United Church,i. was held
on: Wednesday, the 2,10, At 41,e: hole
of Mrs.:PCtG1 .Clatk,.. a goodly na bei•
,of itietobers being 'present, ahcl
p_reSidenti'flqrs,Cumnnn eceupyini.o.
•• • '7 :•••.' • :
the,chair, MrS.,p01.0.)„ a.r.d rob-,
insen •Wood,s al -moulted as d.de,
tes 46 the Presbyterial Convention
at chnton. •In'zespOnse to the roll%
call many iheresting itenis one "Ko.r- '
. ,
eao Were read ., Mrs:. 'Gordon gave' h
'paper 'on the,Biblq eharaOter, "Saul,'
while the iOpie. fat the day f`PraYer,"
was taken by Mrs.' W..1. Milier. BOtn
Were .much enjoyed. An , interesting
feature of the.:meeting was the pres-
entatiOn.'ofg 1,09.-MamberStiip . Cer-
tifitiate to Mrs- 'Clark, the Pidest
Inember of ',the :society. . A suitable* ad,
dress es read. by Miss M. C. Ruther-
ford, end, •the preseptetion' was. Mnde
by Mrs. •Cordo. 'Mrs. Clark,
pletely taken .by spr2so,mipreeSed
her keen appreeiation Of this' gift of.:
her. fellow-mertibers: At the elate. of
the meeting refreshments were serv-
ed and. a plea:teat sedial-titne Was en-
joyed. . • •,
WING4APi
F'olloivitig• a' long illness, • Miss .
abella MacPliertcni died •o'n 'Bfinday
had made her hothe with 'her brother• .
Alexander' MacPherson who survives..
The Pines -al ws or Wednesda atte•._.
noon, -service being held at the hausei
and burial Made' • in Wingliem
RECORD. DISTRIBUTi,014 OF
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Cemetery.. - • ..•
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• ALFALFA.
'A Jitinter Alebema looked' down • •
will neyer..leok the-seme again.. •
He will- recover but That'13
a rifle karrel.
Fred Dayidson•Ahd-
Jacques, left Q11:. Tuisday tor"' Toronto,
w4ere they, hoe- ottendinfr ,the .1,?e0-
71Kciy„rmertin,g--.0f-the-71WYMOJ,"rilTs:-
;.3iorairy.' -Society.: Of z the ProSVterriiii
, •.
:'V1r ,Charlie '406 is; air
Oeat, the, weekAind, at' home here.
jcy MP:. and Mrs. Bccbie:,and
ef• Ef?'/"grave, ,sP-ent „Sunday ,ev,ti,
Mug at tbe home of :CIr,.-Andrew Pax,
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• . KINLOUGH
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,
• Btrzeing Wood' here is the Order of
, , .
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, I
dementI-ror-ieof4 and nitro ealtiires
1. for treatillgf'thI§. prior t� 4.0e44113:t
7L1:5:71,1:..)10eV;e1•1:. 7fIt'
he•se. already ./beeni care uAr�9i
• • •
'.eicult-ure; That l3r,..rce 4.1fifa
is.geining deserved L
.shoWn from a recent fult-,. page
4rtiele in the Montreal' lif,q:alft.. and
Vvreekly tar 'which featui es the -Pik-,
eess6s ,with' alfUlfa' in the CountY-as '
outlined in tho reehtcircUlars ,sent
out o tjie 2tit1, Depart:hent. of
-This inehided the 'conten-
• Ifni, OP -Nee York buyers that "Bruce
.4'..1falfa.'is the' best thly,get,
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't
. •
' • Finlay eaine AVer front-
Win;.4liant last Tuse,d4y and; irisPend-
1,y,e0ci: or •t15fo: :ttie'larnr..
renta the •fa,•iirt..to:,l,‘,,ir Colbert ••,•
:or, this •year. „, :7,
Ar; jOho Blake'.and ger-,
n1.spLut:'15ridya• in ,,Coderieh. • -
SliSs Glace DIalp Was home from
Goclerich' over the ..,week•=entl.
T: W, Kilpatrick Of Hohne.sT•
dlI and. RoV: Kilpatrick' 'and
Mrs, Agnes mecomE:k of • Detroit .
,vere heme this weetc, •to attend Abe
:funeral of their atint, the late „Mrs.
the clay,•
.
•We are .pleased, see.'Mr;
"lerarltine able to, be. oat and around .
. .
1 two, after his serious ,illness,,
• • •
'oin of our ft4ILI::irt-iY4sr.e• b•'17
• Mits. Betty grahaem •• hes gene. ic
' towel, ••-"'-o`' all. •igtezid§ trarin
+ tlappy Dick of 'H.4%hg-ei'-f,, 'is rehe,w-
-
ing• .Old :aequaintenees' , .•
•:These , who' attended einh meetinii
On Friday night last• reported a good
•,1.0W4,• and, 'the debate we's very An'
• teresting:. It was on the resolutior
. , . . .
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h"eItettaexlovcielt thet„..• should net
• •. • •
Quite, a, nninber, attended. the clerie
on thi!inres,dasc`n,ight, . •end
• • 'dr. 'Chet: •Gillespie Of Whitechurch.
,7speirt..-8uvrcia.,y 4
Weltne.tra.''';,‘filktute
ineeting\hwill -be, held At the..home 'Of
;t1rs',.' .congrem :•en ThiiradAY,
tai 5th•As this it the annital Meet::
.iog. a goodatendance is. requested.
had police records in Europe. They:
were. the 'reel 13kains'Of the gig..
They laid Out the, plans hnd. marked
&twit the 'predestined victims.. Alt-
kelbach, the BiXth • Member of the
gang, was the chauffeur, It was
his duty to Murder anyone, Who ,tried
to stop the; gang Wheit inakiog, the
getaway, • •
The . 'WhitteMere&wig' preyed, as,
a rule, 'on jeWlers, They •robbed them
'either 'in, their stores or in the Streets
When they were Carrying •diamonds
front Orie StOre to another.' Tho Xia-
men., ea already, femarked; had a
consuletable atquaintance with dia-
mond dealers)'7and 'the, perSetia' en-
truste& wiTh''Nettrying the Stinks
from teller. to buyeri They would
mark dawn a likely prospect,
fol-
low him, for; tWti.or three_ days;„ and,
,then4a1LAVIlittemore,and-.41is-.,„..-other.,,
atalStalitil to be ready for .aetIon..The
4Cramers---Woultrintlieitte•-tby
rafting' 41 --hat or• givinvoditte--swift-
signal, end like tigers Whittemore
and Goldberg :would Rounce on them,
."Put' them, up!" they 'Shot/4
and if there was an inatanti delayy
the butt of a revOlVei woold fall: on
,the,head of..,..the.4naltepeY'Ineesenger.
Swiftl3r •lie would
mot;or car anti Sneed •awtiy.. Af a
tain' s )9t The ear would be,tabandonedth,
and' ia ithbard Would scater'in eir
•
e*ri ears, to be called tergetber when.
the. Xranteis had another', prospeet
atakad Otfl iirnIurorocodure
ere an -A pre,
• At:cording to official figures ' i-
ssued' by the' Redemptorist Fathers .
nhout 300,000 . pilgrim•is vSited „Ow.
, ,
fathom .Ste. Anne de Beanpre shrine'
during the seasbn of 1925. ThirtY-• ,,
Of•
mixe countries were represented. ,
the number mentioned, 145;000 cairn)
bi ear and the remainder :by train.
Seven- Americans, -7:touring, .the
world on the Catadian Pacific liner
‘.1EinPress—of-tcotiandelconeed-r-
the New •YO•ar from, the,itop of the
Great Ryramid, in Egypt. ;Fehr'
yeung ladies and threie , men •
left_
' their party camped oti the sands of
theSahaira and eliitibed the; pyrataid,
a little .excitenierit."
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•Two new steamship lines have
Made Halifax a pork, of call: this
year, and during the,firStosix monthi
of; the 'Year the increase in .ship' ton!
nage Waa over one million tans. Vor:
,
•
the tenmonths of 1026 the increase .
in Ship 'tonnage, compared with 'the
• same' period last, year' was OVer
'1,600;000. , °
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Canada's 'itp•Orta to oyiet Russia
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have .ittareated three hundred 'fold'
..: during, -the:. past twelve, months,•
Trade. figurei ,aVitilable Show "that:
' in the tWelVe trierithii ending bete, • 7
thing in this' World which it -easily obtained.The real
_
bet '044 Oanada,- •et(Portect , gooda - -..
.. . . ' creed, OF SpOrtitnanthip is •SolVing, neW countries* new.
-•:.‘e.alliecFat---044000.04.,•4110-•••AttiSefiti.-4C4.--.wo-ttire*Wderit41-1-916;Ist-Ffil.easure-'frOirr-tife-Alret,
,.e.i/P:itiared t� $4,9,119, for tlie„preeed- ' "•eetecL ...Streams,and takes Are living. thin a and
'Its,,itief4e trionths_L__•„ 'trtifairrseltes-lineortYingl , •• e.. trr
• a 1--kilidS-Or'Tganielffili-.7ind Yeefiielii iii- nothiniIiiilil
_,,,... We bow to loeal conditions 'end agree h t the bed
. , FoUr International. sporting events •
terieibletudy. * ,
• arur. to -13e,. held, at-'•iliiebee in Pebifil
. .s •
• Theltrst musky I e.ver teak on a fly rod; was hear
Camn"rao ds oti-French"River iri• Onthrio• the'
ary. fliere• Will be the" Snow -064;2' '43int'-••-----•-' ri• - ., ,i, ..1' ' ' - — ' . . ' ' L: r
eo le vowed Could -not be omit. There were Ion
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race M Whict 1000 will take Part, „:P 'at :before r tinceeeded.and SreVit:little-study,brotigh,
iticincling 1,000 .niell, ttiiiiitig fi'0111 the ' . some 'faets to my knoWledge. Late in the ,evehing
State•Of'Maine; a hockey match 'be- ' .1 found that some Of theta big bOY's had .penchatit
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tween the 'Sops of ,rolandand, the. .rtfhot 6,0711 iriteli°•.•v-;ikket-111••••-',6adtilittthle.,.'4eVif•••44AtilltbiinfirlditfinilY.Icilegi.o.11;
Dartmontli 'College: team; the •Hu- • The 'flys:try first whiteteatherniiiinnow t eitit Alter, 40,
liiirt Daritnilionetielif and the In 04,:nhar PO.,AAAAsed of `fht,''filin,0-..0ii'll.'0004.• Me *ith a
SINII Ore tilit,, iss,..vs a14, A ,InA,19lialt4,014 40 lowfait
.,tottA.000$1. pq .siiiii Petty,* •
ce . County. it . ,goiog .to
-mairitain. and, 'ire prove • its position, eh t
.
.fahn /(11Patyrick.:
• Mr, S. )ii..StotherS cf was
up,. farm here, Tinak.Sday.;.,,,'
lir • .1-lorton received. •word last
week ..of the:death 0 MS brother,in-
iaw, Mr: G. R. dutton, b Stratford.
• The ••:.131tike't Community:.:.'extent •
c•heir 'sympathy tO :Mr, .and Mrs, Mit-.
bnn, f.ii.ija,"ricOln their recant beree'Vel
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TIOG SHIPAIENTS•
• • . ••
I -log, shipments., f. the • week end,' •
•Ik.,” April ,were: :as fellows!, From
...1.4.i.dcnoW station) •&41; of 'these 23 were
.4meet!,1;'1••
P f
'efivieg',And 11 shop hogs:.
. • . , „ . ,
••'From. -Huron County . shipments
numbered, 3.219, of these ;:349 Were •
,select bon, (6 tlilt,k iitooth; 69,
hea,vie.,.:s,:a.extraf,1:1.0eaosLy.; o, •:.
The
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and 28',1iolit feeders
. . 6 ,' • •
,
7'The •'"wallflower (aeniurelY):'",•'WhY
•••TI-te thing:that' makes Modern your
It seem 'so:Wild is poor men iy • -•
•
Tench. kiver Fishermen's Faradie,
A
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• t.tpliatz•-•Plite 'Ronda' Cinan, at ri4teli
. Lower •Iet...,•The tizisit Of two hinges' tithing it ,
Friuith' Loner tIght,=•Ninvfor bre-Watt.
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By. Ozark Ripley ••
There Is a faseination to 'fishing new. WaterS'littl41i
• •A:: equal -1.0 by the nuMbei Of fith.-which are. taken.
Becaute evi'y. stream and lake' has its peeullitritiet,
- a certain arifount of .studY conclitiens ti nee.
¢§lititY% Successful fly end bait' tisting-is study, es;•
peeiaily when applied t� bass and trout,fishInh: Tho
Anon...who' devotes most time to studying a ti rtV lake
• Or stream Corries:.baCk hone nbt only -with fish but•a
• perpetual mental Vieture of the 'resort he Visited ItT
the <Ammer.- • • •
If everywhere the bait ev try easter went hi toOk,
fith jUst es be pleased thentbo real spiee-of the visit
to the wEiterhiNciuld be lost Nobody appreciates envl
•.!, •
up and down the rapid before Victory came to Iv
credit:, •• • ' • „
•• In the lotver -Nipigon .1aSt 'stiiniter (vhere* the river. :...
ends its course in N'iplgon Bay 1. was 'singularly fag..
chimed tiz..• the elrar,' sw!ft: water and the, po,ur results;
ijutd W,ith. ordinary: tto...S.i ,and very,:
once in ,A while -1 oould• ,see •otTc if th.. immense '
spattod fish.. rise • alt•na the • cast bliiffs' below the
(.4tudian Pacific bridge.: 1 knew for otnte •a whim
that these big trou't were by 11.111 1.1 1711:1111d*
theft special fai..orite wasthe little local chap lut
boring among the rocks,•• the •co(41:ittotiche. But' wh.it..
•pleasure would, there be in taiiinw one of thost.kingly
brook trout With•beit?-' Study' of the river galle me
an for a lure 1, attnehed a quarter. ounce
ta4, SWieI Milker fri; a featimr‘intanol•v inade-of
"---
irst five and otie-italf pound brook tront..lest Suintriet •
W13-1ParT41-=`-... „ •
T "ere are basslakes, and hash lekt$si bass strew*,
and bass streams. This 0 lic's • a the fa 4 ;south so.,
well as the far North.' Studying then"uiT ia : , •
\Olaf: pays.. I had to observe ai;J tuy, ar,t1 .right .off
rgy..'salution...tifaile,to nie that the
wants to fish it' the very places ,W whteh the worm
fio4„ertnan neer Ventures, and wait „until he sees*
`ba.ss ',feeding in thes&l. parts' before he presentS his
artificial .offerings; As for. north es Meniwaki
Q'tiObde to the big mouthi'ate*n, tietnSlanathe tatii
pre,Vitili: • ., Alga 'teareidatcd • the- •ne-
cessity for studying waters,' the' hab,t-sLof, ,the demzetis
and' everything thereaben,ta WhIch-.404! Duke 04 14,44'
thec sportt, •
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