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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17
HOW wI8coNsINITE
FEELS ABOUT ii.

The Madison. Wis, Journal says:
Cuisines men estimate that the nom
license system in Stoughton decreases
the business of the merchants at least
$4,000 year. Many go to Edgertoa
and Madison to spend money. The
Saturday evening trains for Edgerton
usually take from 25 or 50 people from
stoughton. There is also dlscon.
tent because of higher taxes. due to
the fact that stoughton no longer gets
license money from the saloons" Adv.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17

Mrs. G. w. CLARK, of Meredith Spring
Farm, has returned from visit with
friends at Grafton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17

Mr.. Norman and Miss TiIie Arnett,
of Arnettsville, were married last even.
ing at the residence of John s. Price.
Rev. Webb performed the ceremony,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17

Identifying methods that iniure the
skin and health are dangerous. Be
beautiful without injuring yourself, by
tpking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Lovely compilations follow its
use S5c, Tea or Tablets.-south
Side Pharmacy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17

Mr.. Charles Klent, of New York,
is here tuning the pipe organ at Christ
Church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rapp. of clarks
burg, are visiting friends in the city
to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17
ANYTHING YOU WANT.

Makes no difference what you
have In mind, II we have Il and
II you buy three pieces or yards
or can get your friends TO buy
with you, you can buy the fourth
one for ................... 1870
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17

TAnrTHA:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17

rown. The company remains the same
Is during the ali summer run ii ssew
York including some Of Tic best
known players on the lyric sage
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17

Bnsrey caa 1t you for suit u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17
ANYTl4,iINjo YOU WANT.

Ladies' suits, slSlrls cloalss,
Bed spreads, Lace curtain
anything that We Sci u YOU
can &c. your 5rIends . Buy
three articles Of q Kind yeu can
buy the fourth one for ise
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17
How to Buy For Nothing

= How to Buy For NothIng
Every purchase you make you win receive sales chec
properly dated also slip which to vote which
he the lucky morning of purchase For
you be able get another $500 worth of goods
with purchase you make Monday forenoon, thengote
Monday forenoon whichever forenoon gets the largest
tsmcr will be lucky forenoon All checks
9 ing purchases that forenoon will ne the holders
a to buy regular merchandise of the same amount
9 WITHOUT PAYING FOR IT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17
LEADING GRoCERs
districts Of said county are as fol,


flows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25
BIT MAID ON NECK:
 TEXAN RAN WILD

New Orleans, Nov. 24.-Armed with a magazine pistol anl B rounds of steel cartridges, John l.. Hagler. a pig husky Texan, believed to be de- mented. entered the St. Charles Ho- tel last night and caused the guests an unpleasant 30 minutes. With pis- tol in hand he went from room to room, bit the inquisitive chabermaid OF the neck and fired two shots at George s. Williams. the house detec- tive.
 The little melodrama was enacted on the seventh floor of the hotel. The Texan was finally landed in a padded cell. in the house of detention after he had been bound hand and foot by two policemen and three detectives. No blood was spilled, except the little stream which poured from the nos t'ils of the prisoner after he collided with Detective Williams billy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25
MRS. SANDLIN IS
 GIVEN DIVORCE

Mrs. Myra kenwood Sandlin WAS recently granted divorce in the Jef- ferson chancery c0uCt= by Chancellor Elliott from Walter Sandlin of De Leon, Texas. Mrs. Sandlin asked for tine decree, charging cruelty and 1t
 was granted her. The couple WIS at De Leon, Texas, June l, 1908, and their married life was Of only three months duration. Mrs. Sandlin was restored her maiden name, Miss Myra Kenw0od. She is now employed as a stenoSrapher in the office of Attorneys Nixon and Shaw who secured the divorce for her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25
sUBsCRIPTION PRICR,
 By Carrier.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT SUB.
 SCRIBERS.

e;otice is hereby given that begin ming November l, all subscribers for the Daily Graphic who are three months in arrears, will have their paper stopped and the account placed In the hands oi collection agency for attention. From this date forward no subscriber will be permitted to be- come delinquent for three months and persons who want the Graphic deliv- cred to them every morning must pay their subscriptions promptly. Sub- scribers should remember that the price of subscription but little more than pays the cost of the paper and
 delivery, and should therefore be ready to pay our collector when he calls 1T
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25
LOCAL FOOTBALL
 TEAMS TO MEET

The Special and the High School football teams are to meet on the gridiron at Forest Park Thanksgiving afternoon. The following will be the lineup of the two teams:
 Specials Whyte re, T. DWyer Tt. Powell rg, Poss center, Pendegrass lg Marine, It. I4arcOrdi le. F. Wood quarter, Scull rhb. Collier lhb, J. DWyer fb.
 High Sehool-Strauss re, Mooney Tt, k. Hudson rS, C. Hudson center. m. Guest If, M. Wood, It, Flaurnoy, IL, Loving quarter, McGaughy rhb, Bak- er lhb. Leiberman fb.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

]. R. Core. clerk to l.. Roth. deed. I b II Barneys' addition, 9Sc.
 same to same. II b : Wabbaseca. i7 1-2c.
 Same to same, 6 B. F. Altheimer, 31c
 Same to same W 2S-6-lo, 16e.
 Same 10 same, q W 34-o-1o 5o 1-2c
 Mrs. w. A. Cantrell, admx., to E. Z. Moyan, admx. deed, Il Il 243-11 and pt f 21, Redhil, $95.
 Mercantile Trust Co.,. to T. D. Hill decd. ws W 11-7-9, $200.
 J. w. Barrett and wife to Edgar Me Cannon, warranty deed, pt II e W 10-6-9, $3.10o.
 Pat Jones and wife to l. w. Monk warranty deed. l 6-7-S. b 26. ]. w Monks Western addition, s1.
 Louis Taylor and wife to ]. W Monk, Q. C. D. 9-10 10, Monk ad- dition No l in Q Il c 7-69, $1o.
 Andrew McMorris to J. F. Jones warranty deed, pt W 17-6-9, $45. Cyrus Johnson and wife to I. J Wick, quit claim deed, W n 11-5-11 s1. Wm. Johnson and wife to s. Sachs warranty deed. n 32-4-7, $100.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

the board of trade, cotton buying and railroad and compress officials this morning, the Lesser-Goldman Cotton Company agreed as a means of relief in the congestion to inbound cotton that all their cotton should be held out until that for merchants, factors and small buyers had been brought in. The compress and railroad people were instructed to handle the situa- tion accordingly.
 The Iron Mountain alone has 1l2 cars on it's line bound for Helena, while boats and wagons continue to pour cotton into the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

Can't they manage to find some more encouraging name to attach to the coming tariff revision law. than that of Sereno ID. Payne? \ Payne law might be unpleasantly suggestive in several respects.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

number of years 10 come, anyway. All they will have to do will be to keep
 up with what onr only one is doing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

With Roosevelt senator from New York, Bryan a senator from Ne braska, and Kern a senator from h. diana, a new name would be neces- sary for the American House ot lords
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

Now then, let's all so to work again and make eatables cheaper and have prosperity" advises the Port land Oregonian. Bully. Er-where shall be begin?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

We don't believe the What-shall-we- do--with- h-our-ex-Presidents' i1end will have anything to worry about for .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25
THANKSGIVING FIX
 ERCISES AT LAKESIDE
Program to be Rendered There This Afternoon by the PupiIs-Will Start at 2:45 O'clock.

The Thanksgiving exercises of the Lakeside school will he held this afternoon at 2:45 o'clock. The pyo- gram will be as follows: Room 1.-
 Song" America"
 Welcome Address -Errol Blair.
 Thanksgiving Recitation by four lit tie boys
 What I'm Thankful for" Russell Greenwood.
 November Treasures, by eight little girls and boys. Next Thanksgiving, Alice Cutler. We Are Thankful by four boys.
 Song-'Autumn." The Invited Guest" Norma Bain- bridge. "Why We Give Thanks" by seven little boys. Recitation King. Thanksgiving Week, by four little girls. "If l Were You" D. E. NiXen.
 Thanksgiving Day" by three lit tie boys and girls.
 Recitation-"When l Get Into Bed" by Gladys Hardin.
 Little Pilgrims, recitation by seven little boys and girls.
 Recitation-"The Dolls Thanks giving by Allene Mccain
 Recitation by six little sailor boys.
 Recitation My Grandma's Pump kin Pies by Rosa Poynter.
 Welcome Thanksgiving
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

When women cease to be afraid of mice and become immune to the sub tie bribery of fiattery. then they will be able to make better plea fo rthe ballot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

The Illinois man who captured q bride on an election bet will have a long time to figure out whether he really Won or lost.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

Is Chancellor Day going abroad to make an inspection of Standard Oil posts. or to consult an alienist"'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

Careful readers of the recent cable news from Germany can readily un derstand the kaisers earnest desire for long airship trip,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

The comments from Wolferts' Roost upon the result of the election might aptly be described as a VociterouS silence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

Lota V. Orton
 Recitation-"A Thanksgiving" Ger aldine Clark.
 November" Georgia Anderson.
 Recitation-"Than giving" Willie Roderick. \ Reading. / Thanksgiving Eve" by Lucille Dutton
 Recitation-"Autunn Bessie Par nell.
 ng-Thanksgivins." by the room. Room i---
 Song-"Glad Thanksgiving Day" by room.
 Recitatioll-"J ohm Whites Thanks giving" Etta Winters
 Song Frost is Here" Room
 Thanksgiving witi Mrs. Janeway Characters
 Jack Janeway-Wm. Roe Brewster. Phil Tracy-Harlow Sanders. i Bill Tracy-Billy Peebles. i 'Enry Jenkins falias X Y Z}--Bennie 1 Christopher. Mrs. Jack Janeway-1ilizaoeth Dan 1 iel. i Elsie--Clara Langford. Jack Janeway !, Phil Tracy-Jack Janeway's college chum. Bill Tracy--Phil Tracy's second cou- sin. 1 'Enry enkins (alias x. Y. F., Bill Trays valet Mrs. Jack JaneWay---Jack's bride Elsie-A maid in search of d husband Room r. Sons-"Welcome to Thanksgiving" on--"Thanksgiving," by Grace Wyatt. Recitation-"Tom and Patsy's Thanksgiving, Mamie Brewster. Declamation-Ralph Cutler.
 Recitation-"The Harvest, Mamie Byrd.
 Declamation-"Th Pie" Lyttleton Sallee.
 Recitation-"The Quiltin' Bee, Georgia Mae List
 Song-Mary Stewart
 clamation-William Young
 Thanksgiving Quotations-Eight pupils.
 Song by room I. Room T.
 Declamation-Virgi Mead.
 Recitaton-Alma Foley.
 Song-Ione Farrar.
 Reading-Nannie Lowry.
 c, N.-Annie Boyster.
 amation-Morgan Toney
 Composition--Gla Tompas.
 Song-Jessie Parker.
 Notice Plum Bayou Lcyee Taxes.
 The tax book foy the collection of t2CS taxes has p9en placed in my "nds.
 All owners of real property lying in this district are requested to call at the Bank of Pine Bluff before Decem- Der 31, 1o9s, and pay this years taxes.
 If this tax is not Eai3 by December 31 legal penalty will be collected.
 w. D. LEARN, Collector,
 11-17-d-tf Plum Bayou Lexee Tax. .-------- - -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

Room g.
 Welcome-Alma Warrington. Recitation-Willard Poynter.
 Recitation-Thomas Owen, Victor Le Laurin, George Wyatt. Song-"Glad Thanksgiving. Recitation-Marv Gingrich. Recitation-Harold Dykes. Recitation-Jessie Owen. RecitatiOn-Grace Beard. Concert Reeitation-Oscar Sorensen. Davis Blair, Roy Cheney, Johnie Hes tand, Oracle Baldwin. Sam Puddle phatt,
 Recitation-Dorothy Matthews. Recitation-Mary Puddephatt, SonS-"It Is Coming"
 Recitation-Mack Mullikin. Recitation-Maggie Mcintyre. ecitation-Clarence Cutler. |s Recitation-Ada McCammon. Recitation-Willie Owen.
 Recitation-Naomi Steed. X Prayer-By school
 Moree Burks, teacher. Room r.
 "Grandpa's Version to Slang" Vern- on Niven.
 Recitation on-'Thanksgiving Days. by Lacy Black.
 "Watermellons" by Emmette Saun ders. l Recitation--"What is the Use Of Mumbling,' Nettie Stewart
 Thanks" Susie Bradburg.
 Comp-"Lulu's First Thanksgiv- ing" Lizy Maupin.
 Recitation-"The Pumpkin Pie, by Florence Brewster.
 Song by Room f.
 Thanksgiving Day, Dewey Mitchell. Recitation-"Tit For Tat" by Jo- sephine Johnson.
 Recitation-"Our Blessings" by Mary Anderson, Martha Whelan, Marguerite Brewster, Francis Woold- ridge.
 Recitation-Granny is at Our House" Annie Laurie Williams. Rom S, Lakeside School
 Thanksgiving Quotations" by nine girls and boys.
 Recitation-"A Thankful Soul by
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25
.-Osk0

Why is it that American men do not wed foreign noblewomen? Why, because there is only one answer they know the value of the home pro duct.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

Buy or boost is the slogan 0 prosperity, and no man is so pool that he cannot do one of them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

New goods every day at Tomlin. son & Knox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

Room .
 Recitation-"The Glad Thanksgiv- ing" Hazel Mosely.
 '.The Rebe1lious Garden Eddie Royster.
 Jack Frost" Mabel McVay. Song-"The Naughty Boy" by ten little boys.
 Declamation-"Ch Charley Greenwood ''rhe Reason Why" Ollie Bess Smith.
 "All Things Beautiful Winifred Atchley.
 t'The Lost Dolly Ida Sheppard. Thanksgiving on the Farm Min nie Hazel Green.
 Thankful Folkss-A song by ten little girls.
 Memory Gems" by Fay Boyse, Fred Oracle, Laura Robertson.
 The Reason" Helen Ballard. s.Jes' Fore School" Edward Hud- son.
 .'rhe Spirit of Thanksgiving, Lillie May Hancock.
 "The Dolls Speech" Verda Davis The Bad Boy Chester List. Sacred to Thanksgiving" Eugene Pope.
 Thanksgiving Day." Ava Caldwell "Cheerfulness, Augusta Stewart. "Grandma's HOuse' John Alvin Byrd.
 Thanksgiving Song" by eight little boys and girls.
 The Little Old Woman. Percy Mae Bainbridge.
 "A Regular Wriggler, Joe Mccain. Turkey Lullaby.' Mamie Farrar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25

Room 7--
 Declamation-Vir Mead. Recitation-Alma Foley. Song-Ione Farrar Reading-Nannie Lowry. c. N.-Annie Boyster. mation-Morgan Toney. position-Gladys Tompas. Song-Jessie Parker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-25
SEEK TO RELIEVE
 COTTON CONGESTION
LcSser-Goldman Co., Agrees to Hold Their Cotton Out and Let Other Shippers Have Preference.

Helena, Nov. 24.-At a meeting Of
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
of

IYlOM McCAREY is one of the many
! fans who do not believe that
- Battling Johnson showed his true
form in his fight with Al Kaufman
and the big Russian is to get another
chance McCarey has arranged a
match for the latter part of September
| for johnson and Jim Barry, conditional
upon the acceptance of Barry, ,NNHho has
written to McCarey to match him with
some of the coast heaVyweights. Nc
Carey believes the match will appeal
to Barry as a good 90 and until
Barry accepts or declines the match
no other will be attempted. Bill
Gaines, manager for Johnson, had a
wire from the big Russian yesterday,
saying that he would leave Oregon
last night for Los Angeles. The wire
also conveyed the information that
Johnson now weighs 206 pounds, or
about 27 pounds more than he weighed
when he fought Kaufman. In addi-
tion to having regained his health and
weight Johnson says he feels irresis-
tible and wants to get back in the
ring. He will arrive in a few days
and Gaines expects to put him in the
training camp of Ketchel or Papke
as soon as he arrives. Either of the
husky, hard-hitting middleweights will
give johnson the kind of work he most
needs. If Barry accepts the fans viii
as both these big fellows depend more
upon their slugging ability than upon
any cleverness as boxers, and it
should result in a petty fight.
Jack Ripper is back from a few
days vacation up near Murietta
springs. Jack has a roaming DISPOSE
tion and since he got the worst of
jam with a Pacific Electric car re-
Gently, when his machine proved too
frail to butt the car off the track
Jack has had a stronger fancy for
country roads than for asphalt pave
ments. Collisions with farmers wa
gons are less expensive than trying to
wreck a fast speeding electric car or
a switch. Jack feels better, too, since
he took to the suburbs, city life eVi-
IDENTIFY failing to agree with him.
There is a war on in Los Angeles,
and it was begun when Hen Berry,
in a moment of enthusiasm regarding
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
LONG AUTO RACE
ON PARK ROAD
PERMISSION GRANTED THE
COMMISSIONERS
Contest Will Be Two Hundred Miles
Over a Ten-Mile Circuit In
Fairmount Park, PhiIa-
delphia

What is, all things considered. the
most remarkable concession ever made
TO the automobile interests comes in
the shape of permission granted by
the commissioners of Paramount mark
Philadelphia's. big pleasure ground, to
mold a 2O0-mile race there on October
l. Chief among the reasons for grant
ing the permission is the fact that the
quaker City is to have big Founders
week celebration, and the automobile
race is to be one of the many attrac-
tions onered. A ten-mile circuit in
tnat part of Fairmount park lying west
ol tne Schuykill river will be set aside
AoT tne purpose of holding the race.
inis plan, which has just been made
pubic, is definite proposal by the
local club, with the approval of the citv
authorlties and the hearty support of
the committee which has in charge the
IestlVlties of that week. 1t is also
proposed, with the favorable co-onera-
tlon or the state, to have the course
patrolled by soldiers with arms.
Inc course as mapped out will start
IN front OF Memorial hall, then curve
GoWn 9 10 the river drive on the West
fafk drive, which 1t will use for about
tnree miles up the river, when ii curves
inland, and then turns around throueb
the park drives. There are few dan
gerous curves for high speed work and
several good straightaways.. A nnn-
Der OF entries are promised.
Inc Motor club asked for the re-
qulred permission in a letter to the
entertainment committee, in which it
PROMISES pro- 20 secure the entries, supply
oHe GUARDS Tor the course, oil the roads
nd
permission to erect a large ,Sayd Saven
stand. stanu-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
FOREIGN CARS AT
THE PALACE SHOW
importers VIII Not Exhibit Machines
Separately, as Was Done Last
Year-Taxicab Exhi-
bltion

The general opinion that there would
be no separate importers show this
winter was confirmed last week, when
1t was definitely announced that the
importers have combined with the 'in-
dependent" manufacturers and will p1
represented in the ninth international
automobile show of the American Mo-
tor Car Manufacturers association.
which will open on New Years eve in
the Grand Central palace, New York.
This means that there will be no indi-
vidual show of the importers automo-
bile salon, as was the case last year.
The diagrams for space, application
blanks, etc, are now in the hands OF
the printers and will be ready for dis
tribution this week Decorative schemes
have been submitted to the show COM
mtttee by the leading show decorators
in the country. These schemes call for
the most elaborate decorations which
have ever been seen in the Grand Cen
trail palace. They will be entirely un-
like any decorations ever seen at any
preceding automobile show. At the
next meeting of the show committee 1t
will probably be decided who will have
charge of the decorating.
One of the interesting features of
this years show will be the exhibition
of taXicabs in a separate division, and
as over 81 score of these popular types
of town cars will be shown, no manu-
facturer will be allowed to exhibit more
than one model.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
WHERE TO FISH

Fishing conditions were not improw I'd last
week and the sport along both the south
and west coasts was poor San Pedro alone
Of the west coast resorts gave fair return
to the sportsman At the other poin' Is ever
the small fry were scarce. Along tn, south
coast fairly good catches of yellow fl n, surf
halibut and bass were made All ra: small
In size. however. At San Pedro thu, chan
mel furnished good fishing several days in
the week TO those who took row ba ats and
fshed near the big dredger. Croal5 sr, bass
and yellow I'm predominated and sor good
sized fish were caught.
Redondo furnished the sportsman yellow
tail for one day in the week and p Playa del
Rey reported pompano running on two days
Outside the fishing continued good and at
Catalina and San Clemente the fish ing was
improved considerably and splendid catches
were made every day in the week.
The wise fisherman will remain away from
San Ciemente during the coming month and
thereafter as the danger Of sudden and vio-
lent storms which will swamp an ordinary
fishing boat is too great
Tide viii be high Sunday at 10 :58 a. m.
with a rise of So feet and low at 4;45 p.
with drop to 1.3 feet This will make
a gentle current in the bays and channels.
High water will come again at 11.O1 D. m.
and probably the best fishing will be had by
sundowners and night hawks.
BALBOA-Croaker, yellow fin, corhina, bass,
halibut
NEWPORT-Black bass rock bass, yellow
i'm, corbina, mackerel, halibut. smelt.
HUNTINGTON BEACH-Bass, corbina, yell
low fin, mackerel. halihut.
SUNSET BEACH-Yellow fin, bass, corbina,
perch, mackerel.
BAY CITY-Corbina, bass. yellow fin, croak-
er, halibut turbot, mackerel perch, smet.
ALAAITOS-Bass, corbina, yellow fin, mack
erel, halibut
LONG BEACH-Yellow fin, perch, smelt,
mackerel tomcod.
SAN PEDRO-Bass, croaker, yellow I'm,
tomcod, king fish, mackerel, perch.
rsREAKWATER-Bass sheephead, sculpin.
REDONDO-Yellow tail, mackerel, perch,
smelt, halibut. turbot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., yellow fin, mackerel,
smelt. herring, perch.
MANHATTAN-corbina yellow fin, mack
erel, smelt. halibut.
PECKS-corbina, yellow fin, mackerel. sea
trout, halibut. bass.
PLAYA DEL REY-Pompano, corbina, yell
low fin, mackerel, perch, herring. smelt
tomcod
vENICE-Halibut, mackerel. smelt, herring,
yellow in Outside-Yeilow tall barra-
cuda. bass
OCEAN PARK--Mackerel. smelt, herring,
tomcod, halibut, yellow fin, corbina.
SANTA MONICA-Yellow fin, corbina srnelt
mackerel halibut. perch
LONG WHARF-Pompano bass, sculpin,
mackerel sheeDhead.
OUTsDE-Yeiiow tail. barracuda. albicore.
bass bonita.
CATALINA--Yelow tail albicore, barra-
cuda. bass, smelt. sardines. white sea bass,
jewish.
BAN CLEMENT--YeIIow tall bass. bar
racuda, aibicore.