The Washington times., 1923-09-22


lltol street. took honofs In lie IS y.
head class with one poandsn q.
/ ounce catch
M W. Ebert Chev vdals. ya
i won the lucky drawing pIiz6. heffS
! = sso deep sse Fishing outfit d0lsf
ed ~ the Anglers Assoc iakf0n
/ Mrs. r ID. Barstow WAS declared
winner n the ladies' contest
Tie sixth annual fIsI,ine 81.
clErSi0l pf the Howard
French CO. held Last gumdny
nt Cl1egap6 IEe Beach, was Che
best attended outing evor held
by the oIorting goods hailses
The original plan according IS
John Ernst, who was IL cknrwe
I0f the anglers was to award
three prizes. but the honor finh
were 10 near one sire that re
vas compelled 70 raise the limit
Anglers fishing from hosts
THAT visited waters near Plum
Point had better luck than these
angling iii Herring bay, in fact: ali
4 five prizes went to the felioEs
lfcftlnate enough 70 Be 81 the crafts
that cruised III the nefehb0rhood
Tor the point
Sam Williams, Of 1I31 y street
mort landed the largest fiah
Iof the day and carried of first
lionore III the trout class. His
catch weighed four and one half
pounds
second honOrD ii the trout o.
vision went q a. g. Callahan; 0l
I s. Seatof pec, nls Offering
weighed three pounds hcey He
Wn1 closely t0llol ~ Samuel
Burgess o. ~ 61iIes
Ghevg Chase, whose ffs ~
tribe 1s6s than fllfo8 rol1ni
Tor the greatest number 81 tfots
lcAptuE6d by any one angler g.
lBftttaine. Of 3OlO r street nor
ygsst. led the field with at
dozen.
.. Pepar. 81 ls01 Georgia avsf
won the fifth pKizH awarded t0
anslsr landing the greatest nllak
The first encouraging reports to
lc0nle from the lower Eot6f,ne
l.creelzs was received this week
Norman Guffia of 703 Quincy
etreet. landed i've 1oa ana
II 4lANNkt
4 AcQnf6 cre1l laet SetnEd afid
Sunday Tllo fieh ere ~ tni1tn
ION 1--we bait emelt
Through the btOnS sta.
tlQn at Schemes o. Sunday
4 nloT1llng this lrlug li6IStor
Il O1 Am1oteEnl ~. ", sent 0IIt = y
sorInOn bY wireless On tie foI
4 lowing Tuesday morning This
narlle minister 0pelle6 IN envelope
Il m06tnnArk4a from tiny mlare
some h1mlFod miles iStI Out
drOnneG flV1 olfnr bin ana
letter with the following exlana-
tion.
y rive amateur 3Isherrasr ii
IcAbtn equipped with 4 wireisan were
trying t. kiII time during cold
/ and drizzly mprning. Let's listen
Ia, raid one, and see Wlat We
ll1p the announceyne ut and the open
listened on Through the entire eeks-
wen! that's my iesa cf tI,a 10y
Ichurch ought to boz exclaimed
I. aecOud NiInr0d. I'm going %
write now ana tell the minister
how good his service was HIS
d four companions said they wlahed
Il TO sign the letter also. And While
you are at 4. lets ppa1 the collees
Iti0n plate and sand the collecti0n
lon, too. 'ield aTd streela.
Man q looked upon By aIl Wild
life 90 o natural ellegny. Sign the
Petition below against the plan 0k
Z II -
Wilmeelliek Drainage Project
il Is s.FRF ENDI1Y ENEMY.
Il President Calvin Coolidge,
White House, Warrington, y. g.
Dear Mr.. President:
Please do what you can 70 stop
the drainage of the Winneshiek bot
tom lands which lie along the upper
Mississippi river between Lynxvtlie
and De Soto. Wis.
II Please also do what you can TO
urge our next National Congress TO
purchase ell of the upper MisDlsalp.
II 81 river bottom lands lying bstWeAn
Lake Pepin, Mimi, and Rock
4 Island. III. 30 that they may be
come forever q national preserve
These regions are, a. your Comuaas-
Il sioner OF the Bureau q E1shenlss
will tell you, the most prolklc
breeding grounds for al warm
water food and game fishes tespe.
cially black baasl in our country.
Should these river lands Be owned
by the nation and then properly
protected billions OF gaue fishes
would annually result and thohe
eoIIld ba used to restock our lakes
and streams everywhere.
The upper Mississippi country e
In natural feeding ground tor Al
kfnds of Wild fowls. II II also 8
| naradise for song birds and tor al
| species 81 fur bearing animals,
ask this not 80 much for my.
self as I ask il for the youne aters
| 81 today and for the boys 81 the
| future who represent cur oountry's
TOMORROW. With all best wishes.
Yours for outdo0r America.
Signed 4. g sl..... !.
l