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Evening journal., 1910-04-01
Surprise Party.

on Wednesday evening a surprise
party was taken TO the home of Mrs.
William Smyth, No. 2614 West Eigh-
teenth street. by the members Of the
Highland Art Club"
The surprise was a success in. every
detail. On behalf Of the club, Mr..
Beatty presented Mrs. Smyth a cut
glass dish. After refreshments shad
been served. games were playd The
following were present: Mr.. and. Mrs.
Ainsworth, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bar
nette, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Beatty.
Mrs. Sarah Hartley. Mrs. Samuel
Moore. Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. John w
Macklem. Mr.. and RS. John r. Moore
Mr.. and RS. William Smyth, Mrs. Bella
Smith, Mrs. Mary A. Sayers. Miss Anna
Savers, Miss Minnie Barnctte, Mr. ane
Mrs. Walter Mortimer.
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THE kIssINe cAMPAIeN.

In The days OF older England
A fair lady of degree,
High in rank and rich in beauty.
All. a lovely dame was she;
Was campaigning for her party.
AS the English women ao
As she sought to tell tho people
How their voting they should do.
A butcher. rough and surly,
Did the lovely speaker note.
Cried, "l'n test YOU. lady Duchess,
Come and kiss me for my vote"
Not a moment did She Wavcr.
For that precious vote to miss.
But straight took up tho challenge.
Won the crowd with that brave kiss.
We'll, times change, but mon are muchly
What mankind has always been,
And now that 'ts suggested
Tho fair Dutchcss' way TO win.
Yet the maids are hcsltatings
Thought this finer point they miss:
7, Is bribery. pure and simple.
TO buy voters with a kiss
Baltiwore American.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.


PENNOIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Philadelphia Pa, March is. 1910
To Stockholders Pennon Steamship Com
pany:
You will please take notice that spe-
cial meeting OF the stockholders of PEN
noil Steamship Company is called ana
viii be held at the office of the company,
in the Lafayette Building. corner fltth
and Chestnut streets, I'm the city of Ihil
adelphia. State of Pennsylvania. on We'd
nesday. the 20th day of April A. ID. 1910,
at / o'clock =. NJ, TO consider act upon
and give consent 10 the dissolution of
Pennol Steamship Company.
This meeting is called and Will be held
on authority of the following resolution
adopted by the Board of Directors at a
regularly appointed meeting held by item
ON the 18th day of March. A. d.. 1910,
Resolved. THAT iu the Judgment OF tms
Board, 70 Is advisable and most for the
benefit Of this company that the same
should be dissolved. and to that end 10
is ordered that "a meeting OF the stock
holders be held on the 2 9th day Of April,
A. d.. 1910 at one o clock In the afternoon
I'm the office OF the company IN the city
of Philadelphia and state of PennsylVan-
ia for the purpose OF acting upon and Civ
ing their consent TO such dissolution.
n. H. WEBER, Secretary.
AIar1S-25-Apr1-S.
Evening journal., 1910-04-01
BIG MONTH
FOR BUILDERS

The report of Building Inspector
Johnson for March shows the biggest
business in the building trades for
some months. In that period he is
sued seventy-siX permits for proper
ties Of total valuation of S262.S39.
In the corresponding period Of last
year Mr.. Johnson issued ~ permits
for operations costing $1S3655
The big business done last month
was helped along by the permits issued
for the new addition to the Whining
ton Malleable Iron Company's plant
costing $4,000 and the new building
for Swift and Company, which will
cost $50. 900.
March, however, was one of the
largest months in the past year for
building alterations some Of which en-
tailed considerable cost but the ma
iority were for small operations.
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TOBACCO REMEDY FOR
MENTAL TROUBLES

PARIS, April If you are threat
ened with cerebro-spinal meningitis or
other brain or spinal trouble, smoke
tobacco.
This is the advice contained in tine
report submitted Of DR.. Kermabon.
OF the French army who has been
studying the ravages Of cerebro spinal
meningitis in the army. BY carefully
compiled statistics DR.. Kermabon,
shows that non-users of tobacco are
attacked by. the disease more than
users, in the ratio OF 20 to /.
DIR. Kermabon even goes to the ex-
tent of advising the use Of tobacco by
the young if they are threatened with
spina lor metnal troubles.
Evening journal., 1910-04-01
STATE SINGERS
SCORE SUCCESS

The Philharmonic Chorus. composed
of Wilmington singers, who went 10
Philadelphia one hundred strong yes
terday afternoon to take part in the
Wanamaker music festival song COM
petition. received hearty and enthusi-
astic applause from the audience of
three thousand people which crowded
Egyptian Hall and the vestibules and
rooms surrounding IL in the Wana-
maker store
The singers returned last night and
this morning. Professor Jacob II.
Clymer, director Of the Philharmonic
Chorus. returned this morning, and eN-
pressed himself as much pleased with
tho showing made by the Wilmington
organization, which stood we'll the test
of being heard with some OF the most
famous choruses in the country, among
them the noted Paulist choristcrs from
Chicago. and the Schubert Chorus
Professor Clymer said the Philharmonic
chorus were the recipients Of many
congratulations after the performance,
not only from the host Of Wilmington
friends who had gone TO Philadelphia
to hear the competition. but from many
Philadelphia musicians. Another Del
aware chorus. the Peoples Church
choir Of Dover, with about sixty mcm-
bers and with J. Milton Davidson as
director. was represented i'm yesterday
afternoons competition, and they also
helped TO make the Delawareans feel
proud Of the musical status Of the
state A large number of Doverites
went to Philadelphia with the Peoples
Chsir.
The two songs sung by all the com
peting choruses yesterday afternoon,
were Sunshine Through the Clouds. -
and "Joy and Sorrow the classi-
faction being for mixed Choruses." ."
The choruses we're stationed in Greek
| Hall. in the rear Of Egyptian Hail. un-
| til their turn came to sing. The COM
petition continues through the week for
I various classes of music. and no an
nouncements as to prizes and honors
will be made until the else OF the
! festival Each singer taking part In
/ the festival will be presented with a
bronze medal commemorative Of the
event
Whether the Delaware choruseS gel
other prizes besides. or whether they
don't, musical lovers are proud that
they were represented by two strong
choruses Of excellent singers.
Evening journal., 1910-04-01
M. Vernon Wins and Loses.

The Mt. eVrnon first basketball team
defeated the All-Stars team OF the Brown
son Library last night by the score Of a
TO p.
The preliminary game between the Sec
ond team and the Brownson Third was the
most exciting game ever played on the
Mt Vernon hopr. the Second team be
ing defeated by the score Of 80 10 "a. An
extra FIVE minutes was necessary TO decide
the game.
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-. MINI - Einhts.

kid" Finney scored more honors in
Philadelphia last night by knocking out
Jake Spewak, who was substituted for
Johnny Phillips Finney finished Spewak
in the third round The crowd wanted
more fight out Finney and Young Dugan
challenged him TO go three more rounds.
Finney accepted and II there had been
fourth round Dugan would have gone
out Finney will fight at the Springs on
April T. with some fast Wilmington boy.
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REMOVAL


] have removed my Real Estate Ohice
from No, S2i TO No. S21ia Market street
Houses. stores and lots FOR sale.
Automobile licenses.
Fire Insurance Placed.
Money to Loan on Mortgages.
W SCOTT VERNON.
Real Estate Broker and Notary Public.
S27ia Market street
-. e a SOFA. Next door TO Gas Office.
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REGISTERS ORDERS
R EGlsTER's oRpER.

~ tatAN . ttR > OiDlltls
ONCE OF the Register OF Wills
New Castle Co. Dot. March 26th, 1910
lpon the application of Elwyn a. Gil-
lan' Administrator OF Sarah j. Mccarthy.
late Of Min Creek hundred, in said coun-
~ deceased, 10 is ordered and directed
by tho Register of Wills that the arr
ministrator aforesaid give notice OF grant
ing OF Letters Of Administration upon
The estate Of tho deceased. with the date
or granting thereof, by causing advcr-
tiscmonts 20 be posted within forty days
or such Letters iu six OF the most pub
lie places OF the County OF New Cas-
tie. requiring an persons having demands
against the estate 90 present tho same,
or abide by an act OF Assembly iu such
case made and provided; and also cause
the same 60 be inserted within the same
period iu the Evening Journal a ncwspa-
per published in Wilmington. Del. and
TO be continued thseiu three weeks
&c. o. ID
Given under the hand and seal
OF office of tho Register of Wills
aforesaid az Wilmington. in New
(SEAL) Castle County aforesaid, tho day
and year above written
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER
Register of Wills
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WANTED

yTTtNrTD- -FrTRN1TUPE or ALI
w kinds. highest prices paid for part
or entire households Hotels, restaurants,
ONCE fixtures, roll top desks. safea
y specialtv. All kinds OF stoves and car
nets sold or exchanged. Second-hano
tools bought Good secondhand clotnea
bought. Overcoats ani pants a specially
Bring your Raw Furs 20 us.
Phone Delmarvia. no. 23ia.
CHARLES S. HURLOCK,
Jan7-tf Seventh and Poplar ste
xryANTED-iO0O CARPETS 40 CLEANi
w storage rooms for rent, tl.bO ana -
ucr month Both phones
GEO. r. LANG CO., 100 Orange 81
Feh2i-tf.
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ROOMS FOR RENT


CIRARD-S05, So7 AND 500 RACE ST.
" philadelphia Rooms. sc. 35c. sec
Gentlemen only. api-o9-ly
HOR RENT-ROONfS FOR LIGHT
4 housekeeping. POI East Fifth street.
Marl2-lmo.
EOR RTNT--A SUITE OF ROOMS
i suitable for light housekeeping. on
the second floor. at 1205 w seventh 81.
Mar2S-30- Ap-l.
TSOR RENr-SrORE AND FURNISH
! al room. 500 Madison street.
Aiar2b-lmo-eod. ~
FOR RENT-FRQNr sEGQND, sToEt
A--t-2s-
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FOR SALE.

rzOR SAIE-CHEAP. ALMOST NEW
Ice box 10 fect high. feet wide,
feet deem $50 W. g.. JONES,
NIarag-5t Aiddleiown, Del
Tor sALE-ICE BOX AND STORE
Il fixtures. FRANK S. WOODS,
NIar3l-2t. ii0j Sycamore 50.
T-OR SATE-ROSECOMB r. 1. REDS
and Barred Rock Eggs.
w. j. MARTIN, 90S w. Seventh ST.
Nar7-eOd-lmo.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Letters OF
Administration were I'm duo form of law
grautVd unto the undersigned ON tho
Twer-s s-siNth day OF March. A. D. 1910,
and that all persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased must
present the same. duly attcsted. 90 tho
said administrator, on or before the
Twenty-sNth day OF March, 1911 or
abide the Act Of Assembly IA such case
made and provided.
ELWYN a. GILLIAN
Administrators
Address. Phillip T. Garrett. Attorney
at-Law Wilmington. Del
Mar2e-0t-aod
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LOST AND FOUND.

1ST-si5 IN GOING FROM TENTlf
- and Market 20 Seventh and Spruce.
suitable reward II returned 90 the Jour
ia-l ndiAN
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For Rent

2lf West Fourth street. 10 rooms and
store large store. been used as furniture
Store rent cheap possession az once
lvli Shallcross Ave. R a. r. Electric
ern. built one year ago.
1914 w. Fourteenth ST. 10 " g. y IN fine
location. terraccd front Just being paint-
cd and put IN good condition.
1871 West street. s rooms bath. porch
and ell convenience. house aim Sc new.
1911 King street, s rooms. bath. porch
and an convenience. nice house In con-
tral location.
Nfarfc-tf l''' '''
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Nf,TTr,m

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that letters
of Administration cum tcstamcnto an-
ncvo were in duo form OF law granted
unto tho undersigned. ON tho Ninth day
Of March. A. - 1910. and that al ucrsnns
having claims against tho estate of the
deceased must present the same duly at
tested to tho said Administrators O. r..
A., on or before the Ninth day Of March.
1911. or abide tho Act Of Assembly In such
FLORA c. WILLS.
AdministratriV G.. n. A.
Address Reuben Satterthwat. Ir. At
torneY-a Wilmington. Delaware.
Mari1-9t-eod
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D G0IsTER.s oRDER.

- tAH lf4h = Oikliah.
N OniCc OF the Register Of Wins.
New Castle Co, Del March 9th. Nl0
Upon the application OF Flora G.. wills.
cum teetamento anneNo, Administrators
OF Franklin Is. wills. lete 90 Wilmington
hundred, IN said county, deceased, Il So
ordered and directed by the Register Of
Wills that the Administrators aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters Of Ad-
ministration G. T. a; upon the estate Of
the deceased. with the date Of granting
thereof. by causing advertisements 20
be posted within forty DAYS from tho
date OF such Letters IN siN of tho most
public places OF the County OF New Cas-
tie requiring all persons having de-
mands against tho estate 20 present the
same, or abide. by an act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided aud also
cause the Same to he inserted within the
came period !n tho Evening Journal n
newspaper published IN Wilmington. Del
and TO he continued therein three weeks
te. o. a.
Given under the hand and srai
or ONCE OF the Register OF Wills
aforesaid. ~ Wllmington, ,n New
fSEAL) Castle County aforeeaid the day
and year above written
FRANCIS NJ WALKER.
Register OF Wills
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FOR RENT.

FOfN KEN /
ela Jackson ST. rooms aud bath
lo3 w 2lst ST.. 10 rooms ana hnth
lill Lancaster Ave. q rooms ana bath
22i Parish ST.. rooms
lVNl W. sixth ST. o rooms and bath
Ala Van Buren St. i0 rooms and hnth
Richardson Park q rooms and bath.
Richardson Park rooms and bath.
lNi Madison ST. S rooms and bath
t@l w. Third ST., s rooms and harh
NM w. Seventh ST. rooms and bath.
$50 w. Ninth ST.. 30 rooms aud hnth.
APARTMENTS
i0li w Seventh ST.. ist. Ohoator). n A. n
Nlnth and Jefferson 2nd story front. I r.
STORES.
90l Shallcroae Ave.
500 rutnall 81
Can give immediate possession Of fhc
above properties some at sacrifice rents
Please note that our address has been
changed from EIGHTH ana Monroe etrects
10 Ninth and jefferson sirccm D g. s.
phone hol3. ncluarNln e0gf For further
unrticulura unulV
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FOR SALE.
FIFTY BARREL
ROLLER
FLOUR MILL

situated o. tho business section Of fha
town of Milford. Delaware. Mil stands
within q few wards OF our river TfaS
output for all -four and feed 70 can man-
utacture. Wa Luilt hy Wolf & GO. Has
four stands OF rolls. gyrior and rcce'T-
lng separator The building is three
story hriDk aud frame. Building and
machinery IN good condition. Here iR an
opportunity for tho right man 10 make
somo money The reason for selling is
hccnusc other business claims our at
tention al this time For further paf-
tici nrs address
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
NOTICES.


NJ OTGCE-CITY ASSESSMENT ROOKS
- viii be open to the public In the
Office OF the Clerk Of Council from Aprii
from to p. m, (Sundavs excenfedf
The Board OF Assessment Revision and
Appeals will sit I'm the Mayors Office
city Hail, TO hear appeals from the as
sessment from April ] to April so (Sun-
days excepted. between the hours Of :
and 4 o'clock I'm the afternoon and and
Q o'clock in the evening.
GEORGE IT. McGOVERN.l
Mar2S-l6t Clerk of Council
NJ CE-WILMINGTON CAMP NO
~ 1855 NJ. W Of A. has removed 10 Law
Building Ninth and Shipley streets ana
each month. M1r3o-3t
NJ OTICE-AFTER MARCH 9Th. MISS
~ Edna T. Carpenter viii sever her
connections as teacher of plano with Tho
Steruberg School Of Music. and will open
q studio at 903 Van Buren, street D. q
A. Phone 21l4-D Mar4-imo-m. .w.f
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G. II. HAYDEN

Ninth and Jefferson streets
FOR RENT
Offices. S2i Market So
DWELLINGS
21 y ioomc St 10 r. q T..
l20t Pleasant ST.. $ rooms nud hath
1901 and 1905 w. Sixth ST. o rooms bath
N3 70. Sixth ST.. rooms.
l3, Rcnnctt ST., rooms and ghcd
Stable. iath ST.. between Marker ara o..
Apply TO wILMINGT0N TRUST CO.
Tenth nnc Marriott e's
U)R EENT-i09i LANCASTER AVE.
house q rooms and hathl. and hnse-
MAY EPHRAlM. no. w. am st.
EOR RENT LARGE STORE. 7M KING
street in business center Apply
J. PAUL BROWN. Gil Market ST.
Marriott
EDR RENT - siX-ROOM sECONT
floor apartment hundsomeiy decor
nfcd. all couVouicnCog. No. lnnf Madison
I street Apply On premises or p. g. ffAa
] pESTY County Court House M22-tf.
/ APARTMENTs TOR RENT ROOMS
once THE ANGErt1s. s. W. cor Van
dcver avenue and Church street ID q
a. Phone 1856. Mar2i-imo
TOR RENT 10i5 CLAYTON. s ROOMS
bath, heater porch sneciql induce
ments o. @. GOODEN.
$50 Market street
Maris-6t-mon-wod7 fri
FOR RENT Two. THREE on -FOUR
room apartment. furnished or un-
furnished Gail 1909 Tntnall street
Mari2-lmo-cod
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f. w. DAVIS & CO.
Milford, Del.
AIare inoieod

FOR SALE
l. Two new houses. six rooms bath
aud reception hall. all modern improve
mouts houses complete in every way.
Winchrstcr Place between 18th md liih,
Orange and Tatuall; also one threc.story
house for rent. seven rooms and baths
latest improvements Sold five in the last
two wocka. Come quick
CHARLES y. ANDERSON SONS,
No II. 18th street.
phone,. d. & A.. l926-A.
Del. 1910. marh-im
EOR SAII-NllW MODERN TWO
I story house. 1902 clayton street.
rooms and hath For further informa.
ton see HARRY S. LYNCH li5 latnah
atroot Febi6- 6-eod-tf.
lr,R sAIE-FOUR HOUSES 72o-72s
/ L Nandevor avanuc, Just competed.
Must bo seen to be appreciated apply
j. A. MELVIN 52i II. Ninth -.
Mara-lmo.
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FINANCIAL

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laware Ave, near Riverview. 10 rooms
wQ baths. extra large porch. large lot
-b2O JEFFERSON St., each rooms, bath.
rdon Heights, il rooms, BATH heater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17
OSTRICH FARMS IN AFRICA.
Conditions Under Which Birds Arc
Hunted ana Value OF the Feathers.

The American vice consul Mt Cairo
reports that n Pennsylvania has writ
ten recently asking on what terms per-
mission Is granted to hunt Wild os-
trIchcs in the Sudan Tho answer Is
that, according to an ordinance OF 1905
ostrlchcs 'mny DO hunted ana capuir-
ed, but not killed, for purposes of or
tr.oh farming Un the country only"
The ostrlches may not be exported. and
their eggs are not to be removed.
The only ostrichos which may be taxi
en- out of the country are those de-
signed for geological collections. They
are subject to an export tax OF $40.
There Is an ostrich farm at Aiatnrich.
u suburb OF Cairo, where 100 birds are
kept. varying In age from 3 to 10 years.
and valued at $4,000. The most vaIn-
able feathers seem to be those taken
from birds not kept IN captivity.
In German southwest Africa an i'm
perial decree or Feb. 5, 1909, likcwisc
prohibits tho expectation of ostrichcs
and ostrich eggs, In southeast Africa
birds and eggs may be collected by
permission from the government for
breeding purposes. A Berlin company
the wild birds and hatch them out In
ircubators. but the experiment was
unsuccessful, tho feathers being Of
poor quality.
Capo Colony IS the principal ostrich
farming country and according to the
German consul in Capetown there arc
500, 900 birds there and only 10000 in all
the other countries taken together. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17
wARINEss OF TROUT.
Only rs the Angler Stimulates Nature
Docs lie Win Ont

y educated trout resists the
~ best efforts of man or boy to
IN bring him 10 hook. Try him
with all artificial ny ana drop
It like thistledown upon him and he
may move up Just II little to look 1t
over but not to touch It, No! No!
Try him with u worm, lmpale 1t so 1t
wriggles for pure JOY upon the hook,
for that's what 1t must do II q worm
has no nerves and no feelings as tho
scientist tells us, and drop It careful
~ In reach Of the trout and he tlout.
II. Drop it and danglc 1t in front of
his mouth and yet he refuses 1t. Throw
handful OF loose worms into the
pool and not only he but half Il
dozen ilnny cousins will appear from
nowhere and enter into the spirit OF
the feast and presto, the worms are
gone What arc you going to do with
such trout? The pot hunter or fisher
man would make n wire snare and
moose him. dynamite him, spear him.
get him some why. But an angler
sits down and thinks how to circum-
vent him.
Thud! And from the overhnnging
bank grassy clod drops into the
stream and the air enmeshed grasa
and roots keep It nhoat as It
lazily moves down stream. And with
out moments loss of time the
angler throws his worm across tho
clod, draws his line so the worm hangs
dangling from tho clod and looks
natural, Just like worm protruding
from the earth about the roots. This
stimulation OF nature Is simply irresist-
ibIc and the fooled trout. Gorging the
dangling but barbcd worm, Is caught
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

What Il fight he makes! Here. there,
everywhere seemingly at once. Now
to the riSnt, nuw 10 the lcIt! Up III
the air to gracefully curve and SINK
In tho depths OF the pool--maklnS inc
reel sing sweeter music than you can
hear for ten dollars ut the opera II II"
cannot find welcome sunllen log or Il
protruding uougn around wnlcn |"
curl the leader and against which to
get q purchase more resisting tnun tile
tip OF the plant rod. t,rt
surely this old fellow Is n vctcrai:
and the way he fights proves that.
Every trout resource Is followed anu
every move made to work free, but no
use. His runs are shorter now and he
Is showing fatigue. He sulks ana mugs
the pebbly, sandy bottom. But he cam
not do this forever against the haul
and strain ana tension OF that Bonded
rod So up he comes, foot by foot. until
getting {; good clear view OF you In the
boat above. away he goes once NOR:
and only too often ii is in such
rush as this that sometimes happens
and the fish goes free, leaving you wltn
Strengthened rod ana dangling line TO
think 1t over.
Some days IL trout will show no fear
and may be hunger IS the cause. Again
he Will take one particular fly like
hungcring wolf and refuse II dozen
others Of different colors, Then again,
flies. worms, bugs, everything is re-
jected.
You accidentally ind the nest of
field mouse and hooking onto young
mouse you carefully let him rest upon
the waters surface. Like IL meteor
the trout has guiped that swimming
mouse and Is fast. All else had no
attractions for him until that mouse
swan above him. and then, blinded to
the danger. he gave way. and was lost.
\ trout is Il glutton and Il cannibai,
of course in the bargain. Il bat darts
too near the water at dusk and Il huge
trout jumps. SEXES him and disappears
and Il moment or two afterwards
crushed mouthful of bat appears or
the surface. The bat diet had some
thing d!stastcful about 1t 10 the trout
Young ducks and geese would not
thrive on q lake whore there were
large trout. They would disappear ono
by one. 1t Is impossible to raise duck.
on II rickerel infested pond. for they
make short work of the Little ltuny
balls OF feathers one by one thcy
give n plant, n peep of feeble protest,
and they disappear as II plummct
were dropped into the lake.
Wild, uncduCatcd trout Will strike at
n leaf II lSut on hook and cast upon
tho stream A bit of red flannel on
IL hook win tempt them as no scicntt-
itcally tied fly would tempt an edu-
Gated trout Even II bare hook wild
hungry trout unused to mnn's ways,
viii jump at and take. And his cducat-
ed brother vii! quail at the shadow OF
a road on the water, the splash Of Il
clumsily thrown fly, the CLINT OF polish
cd ferrulc or reel and so 1t goes The
trout, at times. needs humoring and
lots of It, for he's u wary old fellow
ut bcst-S. +. Call.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

be record breakers; II they are III
the dairy business, their cows must
produce the greatest possible amount
OF butter fat. In the building OF their
homes. their school houses churches,
and business houses the same princi-
pal has been observed, This means III,
lure greatness for their town. and
prcsagcs a city In the more distant
future of many thousand inhabitants.
Tho town is happily located In the
center of rich farming country, and
is the general supply station for four
other towns. which are springing up In
It's Immediate nelghborhood. The Main
street. especially on Saturday after
noon. presents very busy scene.
There are two general merchandise
stores "Tho Citizens Trading Com
pany," ]. NJ. RernhIsel. Mgr, and thu
Lewiston Mer. Company" NJ. j.
Swinyard. Mgr Both of these stores