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Evening journal., 1907-10-18
New Vote Skirts

Our new Wolfe Skirts are hand
somer than ever this season, trim
med with taffeta bands, at $3.50,
$1,000, $1I.oo and SI2.oo.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18
Panama Skirts

All of our new Panama Skirts,
side and box plaits, trimmed with
folds around bottom, at $500.
5000. $500, $500, 5000 and
$1,000.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18
Prominent temperance
Advocate IndoKses

Mr.. George Foster Collins, OF
Lincoln, Neb., who 10 s73 years
old, a member Of the Presby-
terian Church, / prominent in
politics, a fife ,Ionq, and stren-
uOus advocate Of Temperance,
has been greatly benefited by
the use Of DUFFY s tPure Malt
Whiskey and = cons cie1tiOusIy
recommends cit Il as the best
tonic stimuIsnt Tor she l0IH.v
Il am 73 years OLD. Was born in
Wayne County, ~ nsl1afch 21,
1884. Our family(rn6ved TO Michigan
shortly after rAthis. 1 efewKu up, on the
farm ,1then studied ava was Admitted to
the bal, twas County, Gletk Iof5St. Clair
County, Mich, which. oaicelf held four
years. + Then was for Z time Secretary
Of the Midland Railway gof Michigan. {
movediwithl lmyffauiilyi 1affarm in
Gage County, Nebras a ,Yins1874; was
a member sof the County, Board Height
years. AIn,1890 ,wasle "a Estate lSen-
ator. Foster my middl elname Mas been
transmitted nithe family for oyerg100
years from fatherst tolson. Ifrs.l Collins
and myself are. members sofl the1 Presby-
terian Church3of Lincoln, ,Xwheretwe
have lived for,thel lIastl ll6uriE YEARS. IA. We
celebrated the sfitty:t bird a RiveTsaTN Of
our marriage March i23a 907.
y From early youth have 80 astren,
4 uous advocate ofFtemnkraneek principles
and stronglyopposed. to; ;the.us .of liquor
J vital forces. I,hadEread and. heard much
Ihiskey by.those in my conditions and was
loh'bcneft from'its use to fovercomel my
greatly benefited BY itsand dIcan(conscien-
eaf ,, of life toltakeiD DufFy,s3 PlreR Male
colns Neb. MaT1 5th ~ 907. =, u ,infrur.,.
Evening journal., 1907-10-18

IDUfFy's Pure Malt y. W.nEskey
enables
gt w
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-19
Wenatchee
Business College,
A good hand writing
pays dividends for life

The education that pays is the ed
ucation that enables you to perform
tire duties of life easily, intelligently
and systematically and among the
accomplishments which every young
person should possess, good hand
writing holds the most important POI
sitspr. No other branch Of education
carries with it and conveys to every
hehclder such an index Of character
ana ability. Every well written bus
mess paper wins favor. 1t. brings
Ike vilter before the business men
Of the community. No trade can
compare in its benefits TO good.
rapid legible handwriting for while
many in trades are idle those who
write Well are kept busy. When
business men advertise for Office help
they require applicants to address
them in their own handwriting.
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IN.
~ and sa;d: '.Hana the osd blin1
horse! He's comlIe this way sure, ara
he amt got no mofe sense than to fan
III on me. Whoa, Ballr'
The sound came closer.
Great Jcrusalem! The old blind fool
VIII be right on top OF ne in mint.
Whea, Ball. Who's. Ball.
Neal kicked little dirt on Jacks
head. and Jack began to pray:
% Lord. have mercy on whoa. Ball
"a poor sinner. I'm gone now whoa.
Ball.. Our Father. who art in
whoa. Ball. hallowed be thy gee,
bali-g gee. what'll l do?-name. New
l lay me down to 81 gee, Hall! Just
then in fell more dirt.) @ Lord, if you
ever intend TO 10 anything for me-
back, Ball! Whoa. thy kingdom coiQe
gee, Ball. . Lord, you know was
baptized in Smiths mill dam whoa,
Ball! Ho. Up. Murder! Whoa
Neal could hold in no longer and
shouted laugh which might have
been heard two miles, which was about
as far as Jack chased him when he got
ont-A tlanta Journal.
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No Chance For Argument.

George said she to her lieye lord
who WIS toastIng his Sims before the
fire. II suppose you get the credit fol-
sweeping the snow off our front walk.
Il reckon do, Cynthy," responded
George.
And you know you don't do lick
of it. | sio it myself"
There can't lie any doubt about
that"
We'll. what sort Of man do You
think You are?''
I'm a blamed shall specimen of a
man. Cynthy.' said George. still Sc
renely toasting his shins. Il have no
doubt am meaner and more contempt
lille than You think. You can't get
Into amy argument with me on that
proposition. I'm The LATEST. good for
nothingest, ornriest man in the neigh
borhood. II it wasn't that I've got
such a good wife, Id go and blow my
worthless brains out. Supper reas Y
yet, DEAR
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Every tiny toad lays Il stupendeus
number of eggs. 4 scientist received
n.543 eggs from Que toad. Il necessary
fertility. since the chances If an egg
developing into :. toad are less than
one in :: thousand. Within Two weeks
after the eggs are laid the young tad
poles begin To appear and feed first
OH their gelatinons envelope Next the
Shiny deposits common 10 ponds and
kwnn,r> are attacked. Steadily grow
the Young wrixglers until tieir bodies
enlarge 10 the size of thumb nails by
the esd Of June The long tail now is
absorbed end The legs develon. They
begin, Ia iioi, On the bank and disperse.
never 10 return save in The breeding
sea son. lit is II the spring of the year
that the toadS awake frcni their Win
Ter sheep below the Rocks and scrub.
They often have been literally frozen
stiff. but they return 10 life as healthy
as ever and on the first balmy night
migrate toward the nearest breeding
pond Usually this Is the old home
stead where they We're horn. for the
toad is domestic animal aud will
travel Il mile or mere for tho sake ef
returning 10 The place of its Matching
= Chicago Tribune.
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= new device for delivering orders to
passenger and freight trainNen on the
Pennsylvania railroad became operative
ut noon the other day, says an Altoona
pa, dispatch to the Philadelphia Rec
ord. To "btiate the necessity for step
ping trains the trainmen will receive
their orders while going ut top speed
The orders will he attached To hoops
the hoops placed on poles outside the
telegraph towers. and Ms the train
shoots by the engineer or conductor
will run his arm through the hoop con.
tanning his orders aud take it along
The hG"ps are to be turned IN mt the
r0untihOlise ut the end If The run.
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Humboldt. Kan. il claiming distinc-
ton over Moran in the number Of
widows in the two towns. Humboldt
claims to have seventy 10 Moran's thir-
ty. says the Kansas city Journal
Humbnldt has a population three times
as large Ms Moran. so in proportion
Moran is still ahead in the game. s.
s. Downs Of Humboldt. who claims to
be an authority. made the statement
the other day that there We're seventy
widows i'll town. Moran. he said. was
found to be the home Of thirty widows.
The Two towns are all worked up
about II. and hostile demonstration
may ensne.
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PHOTO TEA A LONDON FAD.
Guests Asked TO identify Pictures Of
Friends Taken In Childhood.

Guests Asked to identity Pictures Of
Friends Taken In Childhood.
London society has new craze, call
Ell the photo tea which has caught
Oh because il is productive Of So much
genuine amusement. says the New
York American. Each guest who re-
eeiyes an invitation is requested To
bring photograph of him self or her
self taken before The age Of FIVE. All
tie photographs are duly numbered,
and list Of names is kept by the
hostess. After being collected and
sbatled they are distributed among the
players.
The fun consists In ~nsi+avoring to
trace the originals Of portraits SO
many minutes are permitted for oh
serva.ion. and then the number OF the
photograph and the guess at it's idtn,i-
~ are written oil sheet Of hote paper
The pictures are then passed on from
one tn another. and the same pre-
gramne is gone through with the new
observer. The result of the second OIL
serNaticn is also recorded
This g"ts on until every photograph,
has passed through the hands Of eacl.
guest. The lists are then Inscribed
with the PLAYERS names ami are col
lected. The player who is successful
in fixing the identity in ~ ,St eases re-
ceiveS the first prize. and the SECOND
ane. third priZrS go to the ''pexts' ilt.
the number Of accurate yuesses.
The sight Of 81 perpieNed player star
ing fNetlly ut each guest until he can
make up his mind who was the plump
boy in the velvet knickerbockers or the
chubby checked girl in pinafores and
Rlaits Is funny. one need not be much
IF n prophet to prognOsticate the speedy
appearance of the game in the United
States
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Local and PoIs0lnaI

why not bay yoar cancy at tL.
keaaAa. A,aoAal S-xS
- e NC =. ,sss of the IA ~. i /.
clap me. wisA AIRS. JUan -Iatp, g.
Nilsson street yesterday allernvoA
1ne iaules are beginning Tie stua,
OI q series OF artlcies uu itis.u4i,
highways of The south found IL
FAY iors and Tratwood magazine,
WBicn are proving very interesting.
Before adjourning for the afteruon
light refreshments were served.
Roosevelt Hotel dining pariors are
now open. Vaughn says, come ana
eat something. ISL
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Redhead enter
tanned informally last evening a.
their home on the corner OF land
Palouse streets in honor of sisser
OF the host who is visiting here from
Spokane
4: Smoke Wenafchee Perfectos. L
Howard Thomas, the jeweler,' has
added a music department to his
Etore, having put un line OF small
Instruments and sundries.
. Fifty free music lessons with each
and every mandolin or guitar pur-
chased from US. Howard Thomas.
. Plenty Oh fresh candy at the Read
ing Room. 9-l3
Violin, Mandolin and guitar strings
at Thomas the jeweler.
Miss Eva Bower of Farnia, Ontar-
10, is visiting j. B. Bache.
e D. Cox is back from Leaven-
worth where he has been for some
time past and will take up his res
idence in Wenatchee for the winter.
:. Smoke La Verda Cigars. If
Ne have them IN hand--the APP
pie Envelopes World-Advance lie.
sign. Just .he kind you've be N
loukiag for.
Miss Boland will DO dressmaking
il families or at her home. Is {
street north Prices reasonable.
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FHipinos Visit Wena'cf,ee.

Messrs. Bourne and Thompson, o
Manila, P. L., Philippine friends o
Fred Simpich of the Daily World
are in Wenatchee today looking ovel
orchard lands in company with l.
V Wells.
Mr.. Bourne is connected with tht
Philippine Department of Posts
while Mr.. Thompson has been fol
The past four years in the Bureau
oil Education,
They report insurrection stifiea
and all serene in the Pearl of the
Orient" The globe trotting due
leaves today for New York and Bos-
ton and will most likely return t.
Wenatchee in the near future and
annex tract of orchard land.
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When Pat Laughed Last.

SvsUCU VGt k&OSbCC e&St.
Two Englyhnen Oh Il visit to Ireland
hired Il boat fer the purpose of having
a sail
Orc. thinking he would have joke
at Pats expense. asked him il he knew
anything about asfro.oSy.
Re iabcrs. no. said Pat
"Tben fiiai's the hest part of yonr life
Just lost
The SeccBI EBglish,nan then asked
Pat If lie knew anything about the
olegy.
BE iaherS. no''
We'll. | mJst say that's the very
best part Of yoir life lost"
A few INMATES later 81 sudden sqlIall
arose. and the boat capsized. Pat he
gan To- swim. Tie BritonS. however.
could Eot swim and both called loudly
to Fat Ia help them.
DO you know anything about swim
oiory:" asked Pat.
Ne" answered both.
We'll. he jabers, then both Of your
lives. is ipst:"'
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-19
UNCLE sa6 AND FISH.
a Novel Hrepsssd Extsnsisn q Fsd-
ecal Authority.

a Neset 6fopoood Extension cf Fed.
sral Authority.
With the stock Of food fish Iii The
United States growing less cscL year
the prepoeai u the AlnDrlcan Fishe les
,eocisty, made at it's meeting at Erie.
that control over the rivers and lakes
be given to the federal government, Il
matter Of timely interest. says the
Philadelphia Record.
'Sbad IN the Delaware are less plen-
tiful than ever. AMI the record OF other
rivers where they once as,oahdei j.
the same Said-an oil fisherman the
ether day. Complaint is fife froai the
Potomac TO the Connecticut. The de-
pIction Of the great lakes is Ge,.orahie.
They are growing less aps: less c.i.,:s-
be Of furnishing illeir former. supply
Of fish
t'Of course the ex.eission 81 fedora
control is net i,fps,i:lr. h;lt there seems
10 be 80 other Nay ri E.ee;inr he 81
nation Where !, river. Is -. n.l;..
ware, fiows between iwo states noi..a
BIAS a''soiisc jurisaic.i.a'. ai... ias,s
rarely d"yetail 81 ~ &, ,.Tcct :: ss.,te...
vision worth The n;...c. A.u.eof-e.. sri:
fetal propagation must he carried on
cn great scale AMI urt.e.. :h2 t.irec-
tion o. some authority adequate to So
curing its full results
''Fbe bill STOW being ,srafies. ~ Con
gresham Sbiras Of rittstsirs IL, he III
trodnetsi 1T tile next session 81 coi-
ETess viii donhressly lie o.'pnscd by
strict constrtciio,iiSts o: Stale rights.
But its prov isions viii, he for tlss gen
eral good, and there appears 70 be no
other way o: securing the supply for
future generations.
A joint commission OF the states of
New York and New Jersey Is now
working on laws TO he passed by those
commemorative. Pennsylvania has q
con- mission which is authorized to co
operate with it,
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Entertainment For Eneti.hm.o.

: Two American girls invited two Eng
iiShinen TO visit them at their coun-
try henle il, America. One day n mes
sage came saying the two nien would
arrive that afternoon. The family WAS
thrown into 81 fever Of excitement. and
many plans Of entertainment were sug.
keStesi. 1t WAS finally decided that. as
EngliSlmen are notoriously fond Ut Il
tub and their guests We're coming t,i-
rectly from the train. they Sho,lId first
he invited to take bath The Young
men arrived promptly and, after some
delnnrrihg. We're hurried of to the
bathroom. In about an hour they
emerged ami went Immediately to the
hostess. saying. I'VE are sorry 10 leave
50 soon. but we only came to make q
call and our train leaves IN fifteen min-
ntes. u irpi,coit's.
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Conquered ST. Peter.

4 Bostos, Clergyman tells how a wit
~ 1rishnan stood before the gate OF
says Iippimo.t's Magazine. st. Peter
refused him. however. telling him he
WIS too great Il sinner to enter there
ana hade him go away. The man
went a little distance from the gate
and then crowed three times like a
rooster. St Peter at once threw open
the gate and cried ont: Come in. Pat!
Well let hygones be bygonesr'
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-19
OKLAHOMA ADOPTS
IT'S CONSTITUTION

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 1S.-
Returns indicate that the cOnstitu-
ton which has caused the Roosevelt
administration and the state Repub-
lican organization so much worry
has been adopted by large major
ity. The prohibition clause is rati-
flied. The democratic state ticket
headed by +. NJ. Haskell for govern
or, is elected, the governors major
ity being at least 10000. Republic
ans elect two congressman in the
First and Second districts, while the
Democrats elect the three remaining
districts.
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Don't Visible.

There is one sort Of man that there
IL M place for in the universe, and
that is the wabhler-the man on the
stands. who is always Slipping about
dreaming, apologi2iny. neyc: daring &c
take firm stand en- anythia=. Every
body dcspiscs him. lie is Il weaklin:,.
Better q thousand times have iil.. rc!i,i-
cranky even th:'n i.'.." I ssald To-
anything. Success M:;.a..H;
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-19
TWO TEAMS FINED FOR
PLAYING SUNDAY BALL.

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 1S.-Man-
ager Holmes and nine members OF
the Lincoln ball team were today
in court fined IS each and costs for
playing ball on Sunday. Members
of the Des Moines team were fined
81 each and costs. All the fines
were paid, but an appeal was taken
ciSion.
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Forbidden Fruit Is Sweet.

Rev. Madison G. Peters. the New
York c.ergs Nan, told this story to Il
group OF young men: Il was strolins
enc ine spring morning in heaHtfaii
park when | said 10 one OF the guards.
Look here, why do you have Keep
off the grass signs alIfoyer the park :
You don't seem to enforce the rlllc.
NO. sir raid the guard. The object
Of the sign is to ca.ise the people to
more Thoroughly enjoy being Oil the
grass -
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Got Even at Last.

Court had been waiting fifteen min
utes for Tie stcnoGrapher to arrive.
Then some one was sent to the telc-
phone to find out why.
DO You mean to tell me-" she de-
manded. that l have kept forty one
men waiting fifteen minutes for Dle:''
That's it.
We'll. I'll lie right along That is
funny thing. l have been waiting
all these years for just one man, and
now forty-one of them are waiting for
me-"
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What the Tree Would Say.

Ei>iiu;, Seymour of Minnesota while
walking with a young lady pointed out
to her some Of the fine trees in the
nelehborh0oi. She protessed great in
terest aud delight. She cried:
How the noble aspect OF beautiful
trees >tirs up the keenest emotions ~
the SOUL. Then. patting great. rough
Trunk, she Went ON. ''Yun superb oak.
what wodd you say to NE il YOU could
talk
Il believe | can he his interpreter. .
the bishop mnsmured. He wouttl
probably say. 4 beg your pardon, miss;
I am u beech"
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No Doubt Of It.

No Doubt Of II.
The lesson WAS from tile "PrGliga
Son. and the Sunday school Teacher
was dwelling OH the character Of the
elder brother. But amid all The re
ioicing."s lie said there was one ia
whom the preparation Of the feast
brought no joy. ts whom the prosiigal's
return gave II" pleasure. but only bit
terness; one who did not approve o.
the feast being held and had 10 wish
to attend it. Now. can any Of you tel
who this wax:"
please. sir. IL was the fafted calf!''
cried several in chorus
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Book Wanted.

VIII Mr., Jeffries who has the book
entitled the BLACK Spaniel from
the library at the reading room please
return same at once, as We wish to
slip the same Immediately.
MRS. O'BRIEN, Librarian.
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-
The
Scrap Book
A0ost Answer.

Two sisters while visiting in Ireland
got into conversaticn one day with a
tenant OF their hostess. One OF the
girls, who Is quite stout. asked the old
Irishwoman il she would have known
them for sisters.
WELL" WAS the answer, we look
alike, but yer. sisters slender. while
you, Jajss-weIl, you favor the qnane.'
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Tomato on /. Dahl, au.b.

William Wilson. a farmer Of Pleas
satville. \. j.. has freak product In =
tomato growing on daliis bush, says
nm Atlantic City special to the New
York Times. The tomato weighs ahont
pound and 10 renewed from the near
est tomato vine by at least 15a feet
Wiison offers 10 TO any one who CA
Explain the freak OF nature.
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Notice.

We have sold our feed business
to Guy Whitson & Company who will
continue same.
All having accounts with us will
please call and settle at once at the
old stand
Beal Grain & Milling Company.
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More Than Enough.

An eight-year-oli hoy went To il
church picnic and. being n fayOrite
with the ladies had been literally sup
piled with go"l things to eat Later
in the day one Of the ladies noticed the
boy sitting near stream with Il Woe
begOne expression on his face and his
hands claspc<i over his stomach.
Why. WHAT'S the matter. WILLIE
she kindly asked. "Hayen't you had
enough Ia est:v
oh. y@x'n. said the hoy I've had
enough. feel as though | don't want
all I've got
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OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

The dining parlors at the Hotel
Roosevelt 9-2I
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C1liwaukun.IAke Nenatcllce Stage.
Runs daily, rain or shine and on
Sundays. Meets both day trains.
Fare $3.50 each way. Oliver Bates,
the Stage Man.
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Vince AarninY that Daniels comet
approached the earth ut the rate Of
5000 miles a second some enthusl.
astic aufomobilsts have been doing
less boasting about their machines.
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A Cruel joke.

\ Cruel joke.
An old man in Georgia named Jack
Baldwin. having lost his hat in an old
dry well one day, hitched rope to a
stump and let himself down. 4
wicked wag named Neal came along
Just then and. quietly detaching bell
from Raldwin's old blind horse, APP
preached the well. bell in hand. AMI
began : tink-a ling.
jack thought the old tsrse Was colr-
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A Lincoln Comparison.

When Lincoln WAS practicing ait the
bar, the opposing lawyer in a ease had
delivered "A speech for the prosecution
which was an exhibition of the man's
cOEceit. When he WAS through. Lin
coin rose slowly 10 his feet and ad-
dressed the court as follows:
Your honor. ms colleague. who has
just delivered this brilliant exhibition
OF oratOry, reminds me Of little nst
bottom steamboat that way back IN the
fifties used to pull np aud down lii.
Mississipis. 1t had five foot boiler
and On eleven foot whistIe. and every
time it whistle.l it stopped"
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Since the doctors have declared that
Mr.. Rockefeller will live 10 be ninety
fonr one cannot help wondering what
effect the news had on his prospective
heirs who need the money.
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Columbia and Okanogan
Steamboat Go.
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE

Steamer leaves Wenatchee for
Bridgeport Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings. Returning leaves
Bridgeport same night.
Ask for special folders regarding
Okan0gan irrigation project and
Lake Chelan district.
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Bass Are Real Cute.

| Bass Are Real Cute.
1t is related for fact that the rea son
bass jump aud it is common practice
of the fish-is because they wish to ac-
quire grace and strength in testing
their ability against that Of fishermen.
Several men who say they know
what they are talking about point out
that bass do most of their jumping
during the spring and are especially
active just before the open season he.
gins.
At this time they may he seen doing
long distance jumps. somersanlts and
l side stepping
One bass expert goes - far as to say
that he spent an entire afternoon
watching a three pound bass dragging
long willow sapling through the
water and sctinx as II it We're caught
on a hook.
Ieaping into the air. ii would turn
in a half circle as il to ,isgorge the
barb, and then it wouki swim back
ward in nm endeavor - snap the
branch.
This fisherman asserts that what
jumping the bass do during the sum.
mer is merely to keep in practice and
not get stale Philadelphia North
American.
Authoritative.
10 you are going to leave your stu. ,
d5o:"
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