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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-30
THE RINEHART STUDIO

Mrs. e. w. Rinehart entertain.
ed at 800" last Friday afternoon, In
honor OF her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hum
ter OF Spokane. Mrs. o. H. Groo was
awarded the prize for the high score
and Mrs. Lucas received the "all-cut''
prize. Refreshments were served.
Clerk R. c. Heikes, Of the local for
est office is justly proud OF the new
Dalton adding machine thar has been
furnished him. Clerical work on the
Caribou forest has been increasing
rapidly In the last few years and an
adding machine Ii a necessity in an
office that clears as much business as
the local one.
Mrs. II. F. 5pidell was delight
fully surprised last Monday evening
by the Lady Maccabees. who gather
ed at her home and proceeded to
have q jolly time. They took with
them refreshments, which were par
taken of during the evening. Az an
appreciation Of Mrs. spideIl's SER
vices as clerk Of the hive the ladies
presented her with a souvenir spoon.
J. H. Marshall, contractor on the
city hall, returned Wednesday from
trip to Salt Lake and Ogden. He
reports that the brick for the city hall
will be shipped out Of Ogden satur-
day and as soon as they arrive a
large force of man will be put to
work ON the. building. Mr.. Marshall
was accompanied by Mis- wife, who
will remain here for . couple OF
months.
We have been informed that the
Swan Greek Light & Power Co, IL
now ready to extend Its line into
Randolph this summer provided we
are willing 10 receive Il and pay for
the line being built within the town.
Il has been estimated that II Will cost
the power company about SIS, 900 for
the wire. poles, etc. 20 Randolph and
about $1,000 for as TO place this
great facility within our town. Ran
dolph Mes.
Tuesday the telephone company
put a force of men to work moving
the poles out on Main street TO the
line Of the 16-foot side walks. The
poles will be left there until next
spring, when the company viii re-
move it line off the entire length OF
Main street. We understand that
the budget for next years improve
ments in Montpelier includes the In
staIiation Of what Is known Is
common battery plant In the ex-
change. This will do away with the
necessity Of having 70 ring central
when you wish 10 call for = number.
There is nothing 70 compare with
the style and comfort afforded the
little fellows in those wash suits
shown a. BnFgoyne's.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-30
JOINT PATRIOTIC SERVICES

A Joint patriotic service will be
held at the opera house Sunday ev-
ening, July 2 at o'clock by the pas
tors OF the Methodist and Episcopal
churches. A special choir will be as
sembled and an orchestra will assist
with the music. Both Rev. johnson
and Rev. Wheeler will deliver short
addresses. The public is cordially in
vited.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-30

Tuesday Mrs. Thos. Burke receiv-
ed telegram from Gothenberg, Neb.,
conveying the sad news Of the death
of her mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Burke
left for there Wednesday to attend
the funeral.
The teachers Of the Presbyterian
Sunday school classes entertained
about SO of their pupils at a picnic
on q. G. Gray's lawn Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Post cards taken at the Rinehart
studio at $50 per dozen on July
and 4. Come early.
Manager Hughart of the Rex in
forms us that during the month OF
July that the Rex will show the best
pictures that are being put out by
the Paramount company.
Our annual spring sale is still on
full blast and we are offering special
low prices on all goods.-Vincent
Furniture Co.
A union meeting of the four rail-
road transportation orders in Mont
pelier will be held at the Odd Eel
lows hall Monday night, July 3 at
1880 o'clock. All members Of these
orders are requested to be present.
Charlie King has painted and 9TH
erwlse improved the interior of his
barber shop and the place is now as
neat and clean as a pin. He has Sc
cured the services Of first class bar
Der, who will be here in few days.
Call and see our special bed out
fits for $3.50. This is a bargain
"a 2 inch post bed. 40 pound mat
tress and spring. Furniture
Co.
Mrs. ]. H. Cowley OF Byron. Wyo.,
was called to st. Charles several
weeks ago by the death of her father.
Leonard Floyd. left yesterday for her
home. going by the way of Pocatello.,
where she will visit for few weeks.
There are many different makes OF
ranges of course and some Of them
are good and many arc not so good,
but there Ii only one BEST range and
that is the Coles Hot Blast, sold only
by BurreIl g. Thiel.
Good ice delivered to any part of
the city at the rate OF 10 cents a
hundred pounds. Phone the City
Meat Market.
Archie Alfred, a member of Com
pany H of the Alton National Guard,
and Miss Ellen Smith Of Logan, were
united In marriage by President
Shepherd of Paris last Saturday
morning.
For sale. thoroughbred Jersey COW.
will soon be fresh. Apply G. Leort-
scher.
r. s. cruikshank, who has been
here visiting his brother +. L., for
the past two months. was Joined last
Saturday by his wife, who arrived
from their home near St. Louis. Mrs
C. will spend a month or six weeks
here.
A. L. Chiffon. the eye specialist
will be in Montpelier on July IT, Is,
1s. 20, % and %, office over Mod
ern Drug Co. At Paris July 81 at
the Stuck home.
The most stylish line of slippers
for ladies. misses and children at
B. whitman's. No high pr
our shoes. but goods the
look well.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-30

YOa can buy the genuine Inter-
natl0asl Harvester Co. repairs for
Mccormick and Dcrring machines
Onfg feozu sEr=@aa a g-a.aAf Wt.aw
now have the only agency II BeAr
Lake county.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-30
ATTENTION, LITTLE Girls

All little girls who represented the
various states in the Fourth OF July
parade last year and who desire TO
act in the same capacity next Tues
day are request ed TO report at once
to either Mrs. o. II. Groo or Mrs.
J. H. Holmes.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-30

Your family have been
pleading with you for years
why not make the appointment
todayi
Sitting for portrait is a
matter of minutes only-the
same efficient methods you de-
mand in your business are OBJ
served In ours.
Your friends can buy or re-
place anything you can give
them except your photograph
THE RINEHART STUDIO
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-30
Evidence"
Opera House
Saturday
July 1st

Need u : Friend.
4 man needs 3 friend. noe 10 fiattsr
him. bat ~ strengthen Aia * kls
weak polnta
The sun., 1916-12-09
JACOB sHONGUr. A~uctionser. % Bow.

JACOB sH0NGUr. A%uctionser. % Bow
De- Il-By Peoples Collateral Pledge
society, 81 Liberty St.. all unredeemed
sE.dses OF. jewelry,. watches, diamonds, and
Pn,qges ~ every description from Aus. 2,
w, 20 Oct, 80, 1915, and from Nos. 5ol2s
W. Sb'!s, both Inclusive. Also pledges OF
IKE dee riItion pledged at 81 East lSsth
o. from Aug, 20. 1915. to Oct. so. 1918.
ana from Nos. 250l to s22s. both inclusive.
pee. l.--Jewelry, watches, diamonds and
~ pledges pledged to Dec. 8, 1915. from
90 1850 TO 1880. J. weinberger. lsa
ave A Also for ". Harlem. 500 Colum.
va -, Brooklyn; Berger Bros. 900 w. t?d
~ 1; Berger, sos 7th Ave-. and 9. Berger
.pec, i3-Jewelry. watches. diamonds and
~ pledges prior Dec, 9. 1919. " Bernstein
a. Efo.stein 4 Son. successor). $50 LIST
nNe' Also for A, Riesner 4 Son. ls5 LIST
nne ). Edelstein 4 Son. Long Island,
nnI.9 al goods pledged with y. Lehman. ba
,.s'hsr'ne ST. and goods recovered from the
burglary at that address.
ODD. and ends and pledges q every do.
s.tiption pledged TO Dec. T.. 1918. to No
49, both inclusive. and older dates hels
over Haskell q Sons. . Columbus Ave
Dec, lb--Jewelry. watches. diamonds and
~ pledges prior Dec. ., 1915. 20 No. s7S0t
snd Older dates held over. ~. Y. Loaf
",m', NJ, Brown prop. issi % Ave-: AZ,
ehse' Bros, Inc. SOC Tremest Ave-.
The sun., 1916-12-09

EUROPEAN MAILS.

h American liner :, Louis, sailing
G.osins at ,iSo ! Al irt EUROPE !skeept
Hurearil, sernia, Turkey, Nctherlands,
Norwa,, sweden ant h,um'rkl. Africa,
Most Nsia AMI III" E2't Indies
day for Rordrsu>, viii take mai, clos
rs g' no99, ~ Er,%n,,'' G TNJise'i,1ai i'iiy'
a,,. british East A't',a, siam Malta, Glib
raltlr. r,ylou, straits settlements, Dutch
East Indies, wcs, Australia an! Persia,
Tho scariiuavilu American 'uer United
states, sailing To-day for Chri-iian.and,
viii take r~Inori9uy Hidrr,s"d mI, c',sins
marx, Russia. Kumanil. Germany. Austria.
Hungary. LuNcmhure, Bulgaria., serbia and
Turkey
g,nsflorl, sailing to-day FOR Bergen.
viii take mai, losing A. H'3e \; NJ. for
NORWAY, swel.n, pcnnnrk. Netherlands,
Sutherland, Russia, Eumauii. Germany,
Austria, iilnelry, Luxembourg. bulgaria..
The Spaulsh ilncr Nou,srrrat. sailing to-
DAY fnr CldlH. wNN itkN mail, closing At .
\. NJ, for spain, Portnngtl aud Gibraltar
Mo,rmrnts OF naval Vessels.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S-Gunboat An
rano'is Nae arrived at Ia raa; gunhoat
Eagle At guantanamo; supply ship Glacier
At SAN Diego; Transport Hancock at Port
Cruiser Karawha at Boston, destroyer
smith AZ KY Wcs' and cruiser Denver a.
tpIf 81 Touso.a; Euunodt Baltimore has
sailed from Ihrrrystuan llrht Tor iiamp-
ton Roads rUuhutt Ihttttrunpn from
ro,osl for san Diego; cruiser nuualo from
Mizat.au for la paG. hattlcshlp Florida
'rN'n southern drlll grounds for Homp,on
Roads hospital shi? SOlaCe from New York
for Hampton Roads; destroyer Bushnell
and snhmlr!ucs IL, l.2. L-3. ia aud Ill
from Delaware Br"akWat,r for Norfolk
Nurt. haii'cship pcuusNiyHuiH from south
crn arm grounds for Hampton Roads; sun
boat Sacramento from P''' ~ Prince Tor
Guantanamo. mime ship san Francisco
from Cherrystono Liaht ~ HAmHW
Roads aud the battleship ~ NA ~>
, ern drill grounds for sea
The sun., 1916-12-09
CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ. sheehan
Auctionerr, Ibs Canal street, sells 1swslry

AuCvIO0SSbs - hAs ~ -" S'"~hS
al ii A. NJ: clothing at 10 4. Nj.
Dec. ll--By McAleennn's. 1880 Broadway.
All unredeemed pledges Of pearls. dia-
monds and other precious stones, watches.
%,ewelry. silysrwsrS; &C.. from No, ! Of ,slS
e5s7s. 20 diamond rings; No. 27S47. 2 gold
bags; No. 2io50, a lot OF jewelry; No. 2<tss,
II packages OF diamonds; all these pledges
in isI5 and all articles held over from for
Dec i?-By r.. Simpson q Co.. lts West
l2d St, all unredeemed pledges OF pearls.
diamonds and other precious stones,
watches, Jewelry, silverware. Ae,. pledged
rreyious 10 No. 1901 Oct. !, 1915. and all
srticies held from former sales.
Dee. is..By MeAiesnan's; ~ sth AYE.
,ronds and other precious stones. watches
jewelry. si%lverwaIe. &c. from No, s!o!s,
Aug. 1. 1918. 10. No. stssb. Nov. l5. 1915,
Dec. i5-By p. r, Fitzsimmon., az.
B~roadway. Brooklyn. unredeemed pledEei
Of diamonds, watches, tewelry. silverware!
&c. pledged to No 1900, Dec. ]. 1915. and
ali goods held over.
The sun., 1916-12-09
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York. increas,ng cIcuaI.
ness to-day. rain and warmer IN esss us
section At nisht, Tomorrow; rein or . S%Sw
Ing TO the northwest Tomorrow. -.
For New Jersey. cloudy to-day. rain At
nbifiHn'; to-m mad mu m fr sstae south winds.
shifting to the northwest tomorrow.
For northern New England, incrsss'ns
snow in IN to-day; tomorrow. ram
or snow ana colder. moderate variapie
Winds. becoming southerly and then shirt
Ing to the northwest to. morrOw.
For southern New England. Increasing
cloudiness and warmer to-day. rain py
night, tomorrow. rain or snow and much
colder; moderate to fresh east to south
winds. shifting TO the west tomorrow. ,v
For western New York. rain. prooae,y
section and in the east at night: to.morow,
much colder and probably fair. fresh south
NEW YORK, Dec e.-The trough OF depres.
sion from the middle Yves, moved east ward
and extended from a principal centre over the
upper lake regions southwark over the mid.
do Gulf coast, with u rcsondary centre over
southern Illinois and western Kentucky. -.
Rain fell quite generally In that belt OF
country and was becoming cloudy anu un-
Temperature was higher from the east
Gulf section north and northeastward. nota-
bly, in the Ohio. Valley. and southern lake re.
pressure was high and sharply colder weather
prevailed ~ all section. Freezing weather
prev dllfu III nbr1ntTH view IoIN anu y
England in the morning, but in no other
section east of Wisconsin. From western
Lake Superior the line OF freezing temrera.
ture extended south and southwest ward
through central Texas and into northern
Mexico. embracing all of New Mexico. all but
the extreme southwest portion OF Arizona,
! and eastern parts of the Pacific states. Zero
weather occupied a strip extending from
eastern Montana south INTO New Mexico.
Snow fell nj n few points IN the western
| side OF the Mississippi Valley and rain or
snow IN the north Pacific States.
In this city the day was cloudy; became
warmer; wind. fresh southeast: average
humidity. ~ per cent. corrected
TO read 10 sea level, at $ A. NJ. a0lo; 3 r. NJ.
5000.
SAM. sP. NJ.
Barometer .............. 3o.lo sooo
Hnm'dity :;,,..''' : Sc.
Wind-velocity ......... -.
Weather .............. Cloudy Clear
The temperature In this city YESTERDAY
as recorded by the official Thermometer, II
shown In the annexed tablet. =.
!. 49,: !. /. 81: g.: !:
/: NJ. 81 5r. M. 1910 y NJ, a
AN 1913 1911 M....si' ' i'i !;
i:M.w....H s5srM MI. :.
Highest temperature, 80. at low f,M'
Lowest temperature, &c, at $3.50 ~ NJ
Average temperature. A..
The sun., 1916-12-09
l.

JOSEPH SHONGOOD's SONS. Julius
ehonsOod, Auct,, ~ Bowery sell 10 A. NJ,
Dec lids Inonds. watches, Je"elry,
Dec s !. isis. to No ssisi and ali good.
hti over. Nationa. Collateral Co.. :. Hill
t2l's'tinerr' prop tCl 90 Ave Aiso IRON
ksphie!, u. 9th Ave. Rsphiel Bros. 1881
ps ll-Men'. and women. eloth!ns
~ Grove 81, Jersey City.
De. i?-All diamonds, watches. 1ewelry.
b,c" G. iais. 10 No tsIisSS.. and ali older
Gates. Ben Prayer. s2s Sd Ave. Also sim
var goods pledged prior Dec; !, 1912. Alex
puIeana. i5ii Sd Ave. J. Biumenthai' tss
De ,2-Mcn's and .women's clothing,
~ goods. shoes. SC. from Noo $4,000 to
Also similar goods from No. +2056 to No.
soloo 10 DO J.. 1915. Hugh Lavery. lac
sands 81. Brooklyn.
Dee ls-Men'. and .women'. clothing
rom ses3 10 lj7? to Dec. !. 1919. So
uioss 1871 81 Ave. Also similar goods
WIZ Prayer 993s 80 Ave.
spec l5-Shongood Bros, Chas. r. Julius
shnngoed. Auctionecrs. 500 broadway, VIII
"IllA NJ this day a large stock OF high
o. =. 'Ir ',"el Gyor'9aaHiS 1000 'rJm No, ';SSyySS,
~. from IAN. 10, 1915, to No. 1880. Dec. !.
III, by order, Tobia. cohen, i,5 Sd Ave;
De-, li-All diamonds and other precious
.'S".ry OF every description. silverware
ulaa ana ends, sc. and all other goods
ptlged prior Nov, ~. 1915, to No. 3232s
~ al. goods held over from previous
",es shberstein Bros, 2i57 sth Ave,
DEC. a. Mems and Women's clothing
efy, g3ois. shoes, &c, pledged prior Dec
.lsli. Hugh Freel. 20 Sew Chambers 81,
atso similar goods from No. $500 to No
.ooO. "nd al goods held from previous
"Irs q Schnaper, jj7 "a Ave.
De.' ia large and choice stock of dia'
mmohaf IN various settinss pledged prioI
Hov' j.. lflj. to No. 533O7. A. VOL
Ae,nl a sons ASA LIST Ave.
pe'. 'a--AN diamonds and other preciou,
.uon'' various settings. all watches, jew
,ry ~ every description, silyerwarc, odd,
s,hl ends aud all other miscellaneous ar
HEtss pledged prior Nov. 10, 1915, to No
..,v ana al goods held over from previoul
Sts u. Sliherstein's sons. $40 6th Ave,
DEC. Mems and women's clothing
~ goods, shoes, SC. pledged prior Nov
@ 1915, 20 30. 3?329 and all Older dates
Huoersteln Bros, ?t57 sth Ave. Also simi
I'd Ave.
The sun., 1916-12-09
Rod and Gun News

HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FOR THE WEEK END.
SANDY Mos. r1nc~ J.m1cc, ooy.%%' wM1es 1MSs %
B B::%sss g. 8" iaIss sssI q. Is sssss ssss ss ssaass iiiaas ma As $50 ,S@as
The sun., 1916-12-09
R INTELLIGENCE.

w.. MINIATURE ALMANAC.
united states Coast and Geodetio Survey
Standard Time.
sun rises 1907 Sun sets. ....l:fs Pm
MOON rises.....t:oP
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
osnoy Hook. .7:i3 M Gov, Island. .1tI n
Hell Gatc......9:b0 N
LOW WATER THIS DAT.
SANDY Hook: 1855 NJ Gov Island. .iuo
He'll Gatc.."..3ioA
ARRrvED-FRIDAY. December O
Sc Battle. .7:3i A. NJ, Liverpool, Nov. y.
So Finland. 2 p. NJ, Liverpool. Nov. "a
6 . A. N" Liverpool. Nov. a.
dam Ian Elisabeth os Van Belsic. 9;2s p. NJ. Ro,ter.
s.Ln Coz $50 T. NJ. Bordeaux. Nov. II.
Ss henublic: l.l5 4. NJ. Crisiobai. Nov, n.
Ms Helna' Q p. NJ. Thursday. 81. Lu0a.
IS yenator, $50 p. NJ. Port Antonio. Dec. ..
s. J h,T,,n; ,o ~ Massnsss. DC. /.
IS Rio Blanc. IL A. NJ. ST. Lucia, Nov. q.
SIS wien, 1850 p. NJ. Thursday. Matsnsas,
IS Radiant. $50 A. NJ. ramp,co. Nov. a.
IS ~ Occidcnte. Galveston, Dec, 4,
&c Hamilton. Norfolk. Dec. Z.
: Elo orande. Jacksonville, Dec. ..
IS Gorozal. Boston, Dec. :.
s. pawnee, Philadelphia, Dec.
e. san Jacinto. Galveston. Dec. =.
IS Adaiia. Baltimore. Dee. 6.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK..
50 HelIfg Olav. at Christiansand.
SsOthon Stathatos. at Gibraltar.
IS american, at Bahia.
80 Eurcinos. at Gibraltar.
IS Belgicr, nj Havrc.
Motorhark Caracas, nj Santander.
- Fukoku Maru at vladivorok
IS queen Mary, ut bordeaux.
IS Hullfrid. at Pauillar.
- AIlanton, at Marseillcs.
% Advance. ~ Cristobal.
yity OF Columbus. at Savannah.
- Lenare. at Jacksonville
IS Gomanche, at Charleston,
50 Tilac. at Mobile.
SAILED FOL NEW YeRK.
So MONGOLIA. from London.
So OncGa. from 81. MichaeIsL
- Haron Bscycns. from Harry.
Ss fcnchurch. from Marseilles.
So Ada. from Gothcnburg.
s. Rokeby. from Cardiff.
Sc Tsuyama. Maru. from San FrancissD.
IS ri Sol. from Galveston.
So Arapahoe, from Jacksonville.
rs Chesapeake. from Baltimore.
The sun., 1916-12-09
nNLEs.


L. ]. FIRCskl. Auct'r. "a Eowery. sells
10 4. NJ, unredeemed p.ede " every. de
scrIption for unpaid loans from the follow
Ing pawnbrokers Including al diamonds.
rubies. sapphires. pearls cm'rsids, all other
stones unset or set In rings, earrings. pins,
links. chains. studs. brace cts. iceket or
other mounting. all jewelry, watches, sil-
ysrware, guns, Instruments, furs. clothing.
cameras. A.! other goods pledged previous
10 dates and ~ to numbers mentioned,
both Inclusive. and all pledges held over.
Dec. Ill Newcorn a. SON. 26<s 80
Ave, prior Dec. /. 1915, to No. 9t7o2. Louis
Stream. 2i7S I'd Ave. prior Dec. !, 1915. to
No. $500, II. Phillips, 1877 bowery. prior
Dec. I'm. Manning. a. Sons: 6si sth
Ave. prior Dec. 4. 1915. to No. $500. Jack
sobel CO. :Ils sth Ave- prior Nov D. 1915
10 pee 1s.-G, Rawlszer. iOi 9Th Ave. prior
NOV, 3, 1915. to No. 1880,
Dec. li-Wm. simpson, ~ Park Row,
prior oct. IA. 1915. to No. 5s07s.
Dec it,,sosGi Bros: '?a Columbus Ave
- Dec. l5-B. Gutter & son. 1875 Bowery
F, prior Oct, 80. 1915. to No. %?73s7;, $; 4
| Flatto. 1925 Sd Ave. prior nov Is. 1915
to No. lSjO0.
The sun., 1916-12-09
AUT0M BILE
EXCHANGE


HUDSON slpER SIN ColPE 1915
sEATLEG FouR: MAMrFAGrIREhS
$500 CASH, GUARANTEED ~ PER
feet RUNNING CONDITION. ONLY RrN
1900 MILES ABSDI.uTEI.y LIKE NEW.
EXTRA EQUIPMENT. DEMONSTRATIONS
ny APPOINTMENTS WlrH OWNER.
HOWARD q, HENDERSON OF PETER
HENDERSON ~ Co. So CoRTLANDT Sr..
NEW YORK.
The sun., 1916-12-09

Looking In THE SUNS Rod and Gun
advertising columns for a place 70 cas-.
my bait into the waters on \ recent Sum
day ! decided to try my luck on the
Moccasin,
We loft Hudson Bay Park dock A. $50
4. ". and about II A. VI. arrived at Sam
ford and for two hours We were engaged
IN p deadly conflict with the blackfsh.
sticks that were az thin a. whips and
Others that were fashioned after billiard
cues d4i their deadly work and when the
battle was over more than 200 blacklist
were strewn over tho deck.
! alone slew twelve, and ] toll YOU,
mates. g. was sport. Wy OUTFIT consisted
81 n split hanlhoo weaknsh rod. Il multi
plying reel. . thread line. 7 ounce slnker
ana . hooks haitei with ndllcrs.
This was tho nrst time f-hei for
blacknsh up this way and I was surprised
to 80" fsh that dipped tho scales at !
pounds. ! cheerfully recommend This TRIP
TO SIN readers. You will npd the Bau-
mann brothers very congcnial captains
always looking for the comfort NJ their
patrons HEN NEWkIRk.
Now York nec &
The sun., 1916-12-09
city Island Nackerel Soused.

After reading and hearing So much
about III" people caring automobiles full
Of msckcrcl away from city Island Mrs
HaUisoh and ! could not resist tho tempts-
ton to go and get a few. We went. We
go' u few.
nv actual count We found ~ autono-
hiles nnd the same number Of motorcycle
on and about tho farthest point OF cay
Island. ABOUT 500 people hshed eagerly
win more or less success. when all ~ ~
sudden tho nsh stopped biting except In
one place. where the different currents
created an ever %c!rrling eddy. | don't
moan Eddy Merrill. but a small maclstrom.
Her" tho lucky anglers present hauled
such vast quantities OF nsh aboard that
the counting Of them made me dizzy.
Hut the fish behaved shominshiy. once
ashore they appeared bleary eyed.
The tain curicd 70 one side and almost
motioniess. ss II psralyz~i. and only
shaking the head slugGishly; their breath
was simply awful. One Of the party. Dr.
Hull +. Gee OF bellevue Hospital. readily
dia the case as plain sousei mack
crcl. Tho yerIication ~ this diagnosis
came about very quickly.
Another angler further up had acci'
d~entally broken a quart bottle OF whiskcy
and this fuid was carried nv the swift
: current into tho eddy and STAYED there
until absorbed by the very thirsty fishes
This Is ~ course the explanation % The
curious Incident. CTS HANlScH.
1895 Amsterdam avenue. Dec. 6.
The sun., 1916-12-09
Prejudice Against Certain Fishes.


"Dognsh" Of Portland. Me. November 10.
claims that +. G. siubbs demands that Eng
Ilshmen e9t ETayhsh a. a patrisi,c duty.
i9is they ate $500, 900 pounds, in i9it
$500, 900 pounds and in 1915 tthe war In
terfered with tho nsheries) 5000. 900
The National Fisheries Bureau 4, trying
20 make the eating Of grayhsh compulsory"
by the same methods used In introducing,
with tremendous success. the tlleish. That
ls By appealing to the common sense and
intelligence OF the native born population,
Inc foreigners not having to he converted.
"Dnyish" may shut his eyes, and his
mouth. to the truth, hut II will prevail de-
spite foolish prejudice ana ignorant super
similar repugnance once existed against
the tomato. haddock. halihut. frogs legs,
sturgeon, and still exists. In this market.
against the swordhsh.
Within our own time we have seen the
grapefruit become popular.
graynsh as food IL Illogical and reactionary.
Its edibility Is beyond debate. as numerous
experimental tests and M~nprelndi,ed test.
To help convert him into an economic re-
source than TO maintain him as a nuisance.
they don't want to, but they should not try
10 prevent others securing a new and cheap
food supply is ,he,s day. Of sisE PIl,ss,
Champion Trout Anglers First Thought.
Here Is a good story I have been %treasur-
ing for years. I know It Is a good story,
for ! have told Il to several Englishmen,
mediate results. Better still. II 10 a true
story which really happened to an ac-
uuaintance Of mine who lived In old Scho-
harle county, where ! was born.
lie was q short, stocky. powerful chap,
sometimes called the Iron Man" hut more
frequently referred to as Punch Like
many another man, Punch" had an IRE
sistibls 'fondness for trout fishing. Every
opportunity found him whipping this
streams OF the neighborhood with a couec.
no equal In our town and considerable bal,
on his hip which was reckoned pretty good
Retween the two he always managed u
catch a crselsul Of specAled beauties.
one June morning punch" set nut u
Ash ths Reservoir Brock. ons Of the princi'