Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23

MeSSrS. RObt. Felt and Frank Car
ley spent Sunday fishing at Sucker
Lake and therefrom arose misunder-
standing that has not yet been fully
adjusted. Mr.. Carley recently re-
turned from an absence of nearly six
years spent in Western Canada where
there wasn't water enough for fish
to wet it's fins in, and had been anX-
ious since getting back to enjoy some
of the sport that he was quite expert
in before leaving here. As an old
time friend and acquaintance, Bob
proposed to take linn out to the lake
named. WLore ne salu tIle nsn were
so numerous and tame that they
would come up and eat out of your
hand. Carley said "Show me- 50
they started out Sunday mo- ming in
the F8tt auto, arriving at t4la lake il
due season and proceeded to the bush
ness OF the day According to Car
ley's version. II there ARE any fish
in that body OF water, tllat day, Gigeg
we're attending strictly to their own
business and notrunning after strange
gods in the form Of bait, Of Which
t.lo5 lla,s several plenqs. Anyhow al
ter spending seven or eight hours
faithfully watching their lines with
one pickerel to show for their labors
obey decided to give il mp as a bad
job. On going to the car and crank
ing UP to make the home run, it re-
fused to bulge despite their COM
bined efforts for another hour or so
and they were obliged to leave it and
try the walking which fortunately
was good, Bob carrying the fish, Car
ley refusing to have anything to do
with it. They landed. in town with.
out further mishap and Bill Boyer
was given the privilege @ dressing
the days catch which Bill said was
about the size of a pollywog. Next
morning, Mr.. Felt took a team and
went out to tow in his car but upon
reaching it and monkeying around
with the levers little, it started up
as nice as you please and he was only
a few minutes wheeling her back to
town. Unfortunately, in the space
of time that elapsed between finding
the car on strike and completing
the Weston stunt. remarks were
passed that even warm friendship
could not overlook, Mr.. Carley MAX
ing several sarcastic observations rel
alive to the behavior, reliability, etc.
of the stalled Interstate car, as COM
pared with his own car, a Buick. He
admits that largely, owing to loss of
temper, caused from the unsuccessful
trip, he spoke words that he now re-
grets, though at that he claims to
have only stated facts that he is pre-
pared to demonstrate to anyone de-
string to start something with a
Manure Spreader in disguise. as an au-
tomobile. In telephone conVersa-
ton with Mr. Felt regarding this ar
ticle, he said to Let er go" and that
as far as manure spreaders were con-
cerned that was all right too, and if he
hauled as ungodless bunch of
fellows around as Carley does he'd
expect his car to bear worse name
than that, although he said in JUS
tice to Mr.. Carley, he thought his
car might have contracted Al
liking for joy rides and such things
from its former chauffer, Amos Rad
cliffe, while owned by Mart Hirzel.
LATER We learn that since hear
ing the sob story of Joe Burke con-
nected with his trip across from
Wausau, with his newly acquired
Overland car, that Felt and Carley
have smoked the pipe Of peace, being
convinced that his trouble is greater
than theirs.