The sun., 1916-11-10

defect makes II . trine difficult 20 follow
him with entire satisfaction.
erty to use the stage. as well as the in
animate bags, and there Is no rule for
bidding talking to tho driver.
dences impaired the Information that he
had captured q pickerel weighing at least
nve pounds down in the XIII. the shawan-
FUNK XII, you know. snd descrloed as mn,
spot where the successful feat had been
accomplished. that winding little stream
became a matter Of exceeding great interest
The logic Of the situation seemed to be
that IL a young man with an impeachment
IN n. speech wa. able to 1r,ns soSn. nnca
with such a burden might. do at least as
we'll. II was worthy Of a trial at all events.
~ oair, on, y may o. ad des credit nSt' p"
II Is a beautiful little body OF water
though. with shade along It's BANKS. open
spaces here and there and large pine trees
with their spreading branches crossing the
stream at other points.
From the spot where II IL not navisable
during the summer drought. down to the
bridge where the old mill is located the
II is deep enough in places TO anord
%springboard for those who like to jump on
and dive. In addition to this there is
boat livery for the ENTERTAINMENT o, ,hv
lively place during the warm daye OF sum
mer.
Challenge for Dyke Romer.
This 10 q little aside perhaps. but II
, nson, UP Mhs to , Sha. ! arm rom so, Avis. 70 e.. '0if
had the good fortune TO become acquainted
with a most estimable young fisherman
had a nne canoe on the Kali. and he gave
to me his most solemn assurance that
there was good fishing there. bass ana
found. and Furthermore his canoe and
guidance were at my disposal.
Norman A. Copley. Vas true TO hi: WORD
and II was UP at 5 o'clock for several morn
ihss after that for both Of us. We had a
couple of hours before breakfast time and
likewise before the boating fraternity made
Its appearance.
The first morning our attempt was fruit
less Of result sat in the bow looking
from Nifty to $50 feet Of line. with a spoon
at the end. trailing behind. while no
guided the canoe at the proper speed.
/, was strike after strike. almost all the
way up TO the turning point. That morn
ing three were captured. the largest pick
erel being 20t inches long and Weighing
? pounds and the other two 1 pound each
and length is inehe. each.
create. %I length and nt0 tell 20" whHs, nhas.
pened when another big one made a dash
for the spoon and captured Il, but let II
the reel and line. bu. 40 that was a time
~ some lit'le excitement as w~li a. an
artistic DISAPPOINTMENT ] am going to re-
serve II for another time.
There are bass In that stream too in GER
tain pools that my young friend knows
Of. and when leisure time comes around
again Dyke Romer will not be the only
one who will b" pulling big ones there
from. ADDISOSIAS
New York. November 8.
Oidtime Shooting Matches Cone:
Do readers Of THE SUN recoliec, the
ort'me shooting match. where every one
goes out TO hunt under a captain and zach
team tries to Guido the other in shooting
Whatever game Il comes across
Usually before the gunners 70 out n IL
agreed upon that the count should he. say.
As follows: Rear. 1000 points. deer, 500
fox. 200: hawk. 100: owl. rs. RI hbit and
hedgehog. so: all small game. rs points
each.
An oyster supper 10 given nv the losing
sii" TO tho winners. understand they do
nose things In Maine even now. Do they
do II anywhere else? X. II
Flatbrookville. ~. J. Nov. 3.
Boat 70 Accommodate 80 Wanted.
The fishing bugs OF Washington Heish.e
are desirous Of having a fishing marty for
about twenty-five to thirty anglers. we
shall be pleased to hear from any Of the
captains running from Sheepshead Raw.
Freeport or Long Reach a. 10 rhnrterirv
their boat. WALTER e
S:s West Fan street. Nov. =.