The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03
Copyright. 1902 by Frank W. Hutehins)

1olANp Ar lofliAN1.
Fishing is such nany-sided sport, no
wonder Its devotees are many. There are
two main divisions of the art-6shins for
hsh, and fishing for fishing. And most true
"brothers of the angle are or the second
kind While the man who measures angling
solely by the "string" is always numerous
and much in evidence he is losing status.
he is not now called a sportsman, another
and more close-httlng term having been
found for him in that Of "dshhog.'
OF course the true fisherman nkes to have
some ocular demonstration Of the fact that
he has not been whipping the waters In
vain but his real delight Is in his own art
whether the fish have shown proper appre.
citation of 1t or not. great angler mas
said that it does not matter mucn what
FISH are in the stream or whether THE nshcr-
man succeeds In getting any of them;
least he has hshed and communcd with
nature and forgot his troubles and otner
The philosophical fishing IS the best for
the man who seeks recreation. Let him
lazily follow the winding stream. stopping
now and then to skim the current VITA his
luringl fly. 1t isn't the best way to get
fish, but 1t gets mucn oontentment. o.,
better Still, Is the way OF the man who
settles Ms back comfortably against a tree,
watches%he undisturbed piece OF floating
cork for while, then goes on IN dreamy
contemplation He puts aside troublesome
business thought and muses. with a great
and growing content upon nothing in par
tcular. such NAN must be true nsltf'
man, for he is lu1uriauty full OK what
Izaak Walton lays down AS the essential
characteristic Of the angler "a mia, sweet
and peaceable spirit
Following are some good references TOT
the man would 20 a-1shiuS
/. Familiar fish, Their Habits ana Cap
ture,' Eugene MCCARTHY. u. Appleton
Co., New York
q "Some Truths About rrouung.' Ea.
Myn SAndVg outing iV.l93 AlIy. lfiiL.
3. Taking Nour Boy FISHING Charles
Crlstadoro. Forest aud Stream % 4Jo,
June ii 1907.
Nally 4 Co, Chicago
s. Relating to Black Bass" r. a sam
uels Forest and stefan 59.4T, July u,
Igg3
6 THE Sneclled Brook Trout Louis II.
Head ed r. n. Russell. New YORK
Cbaries Seribrer'. Sons. %sa YorE
Fishing Is d thing mat man can not
learn b. reading what some otner mus
MrIies eo'tt w. s.tcr, ,'si1ad e,, snDS
reading Indeed modern angling vita light
rod aud fly has become so much 81 an Art
mat j mas 10 DC gotten from o"'As 1'
pafcrSgoe in thc ,isr IL book written
hy q good fisherman and one Who has inc
knaok of writing so as 80 maze GOOD Usher
mn, - sAI ~, wa" co.er tbc Taid 5
70 orr frss5 water came nsh me wori
5as tbe advanrgra Of being youchea Tor b,
DayId starr Jordan. who writes an intro
drrttcn m n %un1ber 4 while NOT "a,
~ no Iatost Is one of The most pracucalL
enintri honts IN ro,ar- a g,I1s raDra &.
=. 't'nds ~ bsdaz ana klrdg nf u4alna
~ anan.ar on Ieetrs nfads ia ba sut.l.
~ - H.. iatSy tng1rtcrfion
o. ~ "a, ,oteet routrihutions 10 ptz
.a ong pi i,ttsSotirc rs Brn,hei. d. ibaI-
Eatotial sG,,te,g l5'rs sr,l,r.d ID.
soule a., ~ , t g 81 rer"3i,.is r1i
e. n,a ~ the most artistic volume, ve
rs onS W. H,t an ,ps sgti.ri ot 6sblng.
"a VSators o y ana , srn -elarfsl chief
Nuulutlh - go -. ..-,t ,t 80, M,
gu HcCoun III y' M 80, .''. r't ,,1s
similar " srt rrte boni. of rnrr.r
1lnes '" sP 80. -, nr,,rl.,l l,rtril,,tI L.,
given place to{ III , q pc&s,C6 /, nor h,
nno ~ the h@st Mrs Of angling ma
aa ohe ~ ..o,. i,.. ,t, @i,.7 I'd, 80.
ophT ena sentiment s'ueo 'ue e'"'s'1 Wv"
OK walton
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Ever since the introduction Of mrchincr
uo,etdorotle rert NJ tb. v,crId.s yy.r
ConS'"e' F"''
has been done by children, of iaie N'A
the increase Of child inbor mus great
s,,.od hit, Interest o,a fin. ,II.grssi,
aroused puphc ln'''sS' ava" 'N' u''1-''
Of the subject has developed widely Nlll
i,,, ,,tcv,s and snrIous1y cnhuirtIur INFO
ests.
There ia view that the toll Of children
r,ao, an conditions is v,r,rr and a bl,
unuer any 'onN'''He' - Wins """ '''
upon civilization. Probably most people
me feeling who study the matter dlsi
terestedly lean toward this opinion. m
period OF childhood is needed fur ueyeo
ment and for general education.
HUT some hard facts OF economies get
the way OF The kindly thought that Won
Eeen toll ont of tb,. life OF the chill
NIGHTLY or wrongly necessarily or uuuecu
safiIy there ms come n CHANGE In me h
i"tinr ~ WAGES "a s,,nnort sn that iu "A
tasortt. "f7Cssce y,.Frti1n MN lI ",
nin}'ait9 ant Vt ,on W. .3,7D,,f moi. f,r
Az u ~ go" ,Wv tinno ~
mes u! tneiI WV W"svi 'l '''i',,,., t ~
luIgels CONF CONF 10 ue nm tuv supiU'. VI
Wnoie fanny iueulS tue 'a"'il Ui .tte w.
lln1liy, anu sevt,ns of 40 ,,6 tr
chiidren nhder 10 Eeal" Oh VS. Sn"u ~
nish from one-elgllh TO one slAln Oh q
lamiy earnings .,.,-
AgaIa the sharpness OF competition q
mnnds that employers secure tne Sn.Hpe
lubor that 10 Gapahie OF performing y
wolk Fe9Olren' lAat meahS III a laiutIsn"
large Eumoer 81 CaAtI, tnt GMi,u; 94
mas %ue 70 oS t nat nolu NG9t'tr,,,ss q, 80
~ HttLVtihs NImnna. Mi l. an IVA H.
III h tTsI upVu ,,, MN ~. c,,iia +,
S ssauId cons ~ ,Se Stote or nntion th
e,tnn,d sboiisl such labor
FnrtheT If IS claimed that certain kin
Of child labor are really bNpehciai to I