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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-04
Thrift Lesson

Tell me. MacDougall, how
does the wearing of mittens
teach your children thrift"
'eweel, money Gamma slip
their fingers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-04

Two Rochester inventors have
announced the perfection Of o
machine which sews permanent
creases into trousers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-04

Mrs. Leonard B. Grillon, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs.
Thos. G. Pent, who had been
spending weeks visit in Miami,
returned to the city at the week
end.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-04

j, B. Symmonette, manager of
the Key West branch of the Gulf
Life Insurance Company, accom-
panied by Mrs. Symmonette and
two children, returned to Key
West last evening after a months
stay in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Paul Daniel
and son Billy left over the high
way this morning for Miami to
make their future home. Mr..
Daniel returned during the week
end for his family, having been
appointed a member of the Flor
ida Highway Patrol out of Miami
MIR. and Mrs. George F. Archer
returned to the city Saturday
night after visiting with their
children at Augusta, Ga, jack
sonville, Tampa and Homestead.
They were accompanied on the
trip back home by their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
William d. Hearne and two chill
dren, William D. Jr. and George
Archer Hearne. They report hav-
ing had very enjoyable outing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-04
THE WEATHER

Observation taken at 7:30 a. m,
18th Mer. Time (city office
Temneratures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-04

OUR LOSS
1.-THE
NATIONS
GAIN
TAcH one of the many
- men who are daily step
ping out of the dress of the
telephone worker into the
uniform of our nations de-
tenders, is a distinct loss to
the telephone organization,
but valuable asset TO our
nations defense.
They are men already
trained, self disciplined and
imbued with the true spirit
of service which develops
steadiness and self-reliance
under the strain of emergen-
cies. Bell Telephone work
ers acquire these characteris-
tics through training, and the
experience gained in main
tanning the Bell Systems
ideals of service.
While these telephone
men are performing their
duties TO the nation, they
and their families feel Sc
cure in the knowledge that
when their country no long
er needs them in its armed
services there is a place
awaiting them with the tele-
phone company.
At home are $1,000 tele-
phone workers, who, though
not wearing the uniforms of
our nations defenders, are
working tremendously TO
expand and safeguard the
lines of telephone communi-
cation SO vital to the nations
defense program.
SOUTHERN BELL TEIEpHonE
anD TELEGRAPH company
INCORPORATED
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-04

Lieutenant Will E. p. Roberts,
who had been stationed at Fort
Crockett, Galveston, Texas, with
the Key West National Guard
Company, accompanied by his
family, arrived in the city yes
terday. Lieut.. Roberts proposes
to leave shortly for Fort Monroe,
Va, where he will attend the of
ficers military training school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-04

Benjamin Russell, former Key
Wester. who was employed in the
mechanical department of The
Citizen many years ago, was
among the arrivals in the city
yesterday for visit with his
family. MIR. Russell on leaving
Key West at the time enlisted in
the United States Navy, but is
now retired.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Billy Carrier
Archery Queen

SEATTLE Washington sists
entries swept hanafs n the p
eiae Northwest Archery cham
pienship yesterday. VIII Damon
HoNatt Yakima. adding the
northwest crown Il rs state title
n the mems competition.
HeNatt shaded Dewitt naw-
kins Portland. sl2s points to soTs
Mrs Beivia Carter. Tacoma. de-
throned the defending womens
champion. Vivian Chambers Of
Portland. With SIS points. eight
more than her opponent
In junior competition. nora-
thx Axtelie of Tacoma re-
tained the girls title and Blll
Boak. Rordeaus. the hays
championship.
Par Chambers. former national
target utleholder from Portland.
won The elout-shootinE title. firing
from 200 yards away At target
laid out on the grass Harriette
Warwick. Portland. won the
women's competition and Dean
Gibson, Vancouver. Wash. the
boys crown.
Miss Glendolene Vineyard. Al
hany. ore. vas named president
Of the Pacific Northwest Archery
association. the first time
woman has held the post. X. 7.
Duryee, Seattle. VAS reelected
secretary. Dewitt Hawkins. Port
land. vas named vice president for
Oregon, and H. X. Meyer. spe-
kane. vice president for Wash
ington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Yankees AND DIMACCIO PUTTING ON GREAT SHOW
Lonqacres Gossip

are dong right 81 ~ them-
selves. Roy Gueenoek winning fof
Joe Hlmelhoeh. \. y. NeFadden
has three q them. including Jess
Greenoek which took he two
year-old feature sunday.
Tab Count Mo. Tbs son q the
great Mo daArrsxxo and No No.
now owned BY i'm Austin 81 Sc
attic, ran = good even race sun
dsy but couldn't quite handle
Jess Greenoek's blazing speed
Hes improving each cut
4 former favorite hack In
the win elrele-RaKen NAV.
which eonped the fourth And
watch for one Chieftean On an
off track =. one Of those fast
starters hut just couldn't
hang on Sunday.
9ahhaiu JUST uiu last out 70 COP
the fifth from the rast flying
Glorious Hills.
George Newelfs Bonieen copped
one. in a fine stretch drive in the
Vancouver hotel handicap.
Joeky Elyin Shea visited
from Vancouver =. returns 10
ride not too far away.
Arthur Howrs, the tracks
leader. Il from Evan. Wash
ington. =. Apprentice Gerald
Dixon. the Nebraska hoy. drew
five DAYS for rough riding In
Saturdays final race.
A real long shot. King Royale
at % to paid $4,000 nit the
winners circle in the final race
Sunday. And Warrior Lyons.
which was a 90 to shot to win
and paid $3.50 to show. got up for
the third money. Georgia Miss
which delayed things while a shoe
was changed. got between them
for the place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Tennis Meet
Is Under Way

Tennis stars of the Coast are
competing this week In the an
nuai Northwest tournament ut
the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club.
Play gets under way In pre-
bminaries Monday.
Dick Bennett, Tacoma, IL the
defending mems single champ.
Joan Brooke, santa Monica,
Cal, Is the defending somen's
single titleholder. Ronald Eng
hsh, Sacramento, II No. 2 man
performer, while that rank In
the women's bracket is held BY
Helen Gurley.
Miss Brooke Ia No. ] In junior
women's single and Jim Brink.
seattie's Young sensation, rates
that position In the mems
junior play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Earl Colson
Wins at Trap

Kari colson, IT,. won The Ia
coma glu eiab 10 yard event gun
day With ~ ouf ~ 80 tAfssts. Joe
Wallace and Charlie Masi we're
tied for second with s7's Capt
Adams. Joe Mcknight and J. e.
Becker were tied for third. sss
eolson and Mcknight iisd in ihs
handicap n1ih zi's
Joe Mcknight won the 40
gauge event with II tarsats. Hans
Aaleefn and Joe Hslsman. IT,. tied
with i5's. iiosha had IL.
DR.. @ y. Grimm uan the skest
shoot. 40. G. y. Johnson sas
second with ~ and Col. e. G.
Hsssr as third attn -.
The next shoot Nlll be held July
II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Duke Marlowe
On the Hill
Clever Southport
Will Face Chiefs

Me- Marlows. one Of the top
ranking pitchers Of the Western
International league. vii be on
the firing line Monday night when
the Tigers open three-gsme
series with the Wenatchee Chiefs
a. Athletic park.
The game Is slated for $50
o'clock.
Because Of injuries to the Tiger
squad. Marlowe viii be pitching
without his usual four-day rest
He pitched against the Yakima
Pippins last Friday night. losing
to 0 decision 10 Chuck Eisen-
mann in one Of the greatest mound
duels ever TO be seen in Ia
Coma ball park.
Marlowe has won SIX and
lost three games since Join
Ing the Tigers. When he has
received even fair batting sup
port from his teammates he
has breezed through 10 vic
tory.
His losses include Thinning
contest in Vancouver. a io-inning
game here and the l TO 0 thriller
here last Friday.
The game Monday night will be
the final opportunity for Tacoma
fans To see Marlowe in action for
two weeks. After the close of this
series Wednesday night, the Tigers
go on a tour that will take them
TO Spokane, Wenatehee. Yakima
and Vancouver before they come
back to Athletic park Sunday
night. July 27.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15

Maybe \ few inches onrs N a
while.
Hut you'll set flsh
Your old neiEhbe4s insYsar-
old MAS out there Sunday and
had the time IT ne yeanK fish
ing life.
Took 10 handlss. including =
silver that weighed around twa
pounds The other trout we're
fainhuWs
Played ard landed his own
fish. lis expressions. his words
of excitement all pro-
xided the old man more pleasure
than he ever mad catching his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
SOFT B ALL

In weird series at Pasco, the
pasco Ace An-Stars and Tacoma
Bottlers played four torrid games
Saturday and Sunday. with the
home team taking two games and
one a tie.
A power transformer of the
Pasco Power 4 Light burned and
blew out Saturday night with the
score tied at IL in the sixth in
ming.
The clubs started a strenuous
Sunday of ball with double head
ar in Just a cool ia degrees. with
the Bottlers winning easily, SO. in
the opener and then willing in the
noon game to lose heart-breaker,
to /.
The rubber game was held
Sunday night, with Pasco
pounding out six runs in the
first inning and then playing
sensational ball TO edge out
final 1916 victory when the
- Bottlers batted around In the
seventh and had tine tying run
at the plate, only TO have the
game ended by brilliant
catch by Pitcher Shelley.
Marvin and Dick Pease and Will
lard Gee each had five hits for the
series, with Marvin getting three
doubles and a triple for the out
standing offensive effort.
Short scores:
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Davids Here
This Week
Whiskered Outfit
To Play Truckers

House OF Davids baseball team.
colorful travelling nine, will meet
the Tacoma Truckers at Athletic
park Thursday night at $50
o'clock.
Bill Sewell will hurl for the
Truckers. Bin defeated the
Kansas City Monarehs. travel
Ing coIored team. last week In
coed game here.
The Dayids are one OF the best
travelling teams and are good
enough To be known as repeaters.
They gave the WI Tigers a great
battle recently, losing in the ninth
on Abbott's homer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Shangri-La
Race Winner

VANCOUVER. 3. c. WIN iSes
han one par cent error from ~
chartered course from Seattle 10
aahaihas. u. G.. tins ahsnxri-i~
~ Inc Queen city Yacht club. Won
The International eruiser race.
Owned and sklppersd ny k. G.
ssssfsf. the ahanEfi.l. placed ahead
u n u. Dunsmerss A~xwon from
Nhnaimo Yacht club. with an error
percentage n lszsi. and p4fxes.
tiisfisr Charles fflliman u the
Queen City cluh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Lincoln BIS
Take Over First

Ringing down the curtain on the
first round OF play in the Park
Junior A league, the Lincoln BIS
took possession Of first place by
defeating the Mckinley crofters
Il to on the Mckinley field.
The jefferson Chiefs climbed out
Of the cellar by virtue Of their
% to 5 victory over the last place
Oakland nine.
The outstanding performance of
the day was turned in by Graham.
the Lincoln pitcher For seven In
nings he held the Crofters hltless
only to be taken from the game
after being hit by a pitched ball
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Neale Winner

PORTLAND - Emery Neale of
Portland today held the Oregon
State singles tennis championship
by virtue Of a ST.. go, ga. rs
victory over Ronald English OF
San Francisco.
Neale was in hot water as he
dropped the first set, but came
back to finish with power drives
that fully routed the Californian.
In the doubles championship
match, Neale and Leonard Clark
of the University of oregon an
nexed the title by defeating Eng
iish and Larry Hall of Bakersfield,
s-6, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. Us.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Silverion Wins
Oregon Ball Title
sILyERTOS, Ore.

sIISfhIOS, Ore. - silyerfon
today held the oregon state semi
pro baseball title after the slug
ging Red Sox hammered out
II 10 win over Bend IN the finals
here.
Earl Toolson. who hurled the
locals to victory and allowed only
six hits. had shutout under way
until the ninth. when the Eiks
got 10 him for three hits and a
pair of runs.
Toolson was voted the tourna-
ments outstanding pitcher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15

anRttsd fgF F5ppsu ia mn
bIa tLsd for MaiIlsAu ~ niEHtbs
Nasfs ~ fantuns
an Yraaaises I14 100 gso==s
DaklaHa 1888 4aasHsss 90 ssS3 wv
Summary LssiHN sIEe sAI flp&,eA
innings gltf hsa fiypeH 3 Maliixai4
4 AZ bat off Pipgan - Aliiixan .
nlla. Of plgpsn . MaliiEsH 4 fu1s4
scored of Plpp&n q runs responsible
faF pfutssu saTssTF cut b B4Hss
= Anhn8az + Dassa on halls oil
plpg4u q seats AZ ~ giteesf.
fernandez - PlDDen kNoshass nits
Holder A Fernando 4 pafofigsasl
Funa bAtted IN. Fernandez LAVAL
Dxfas8gNsEl 4 White atasTu bssf
Nh3ts doubts plays Dunn aHasaist-
-, P.FnAnask - IAxxefI - fhln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Chaff from The LongAeres barns

Chaff from The Longacres barns
Highest pay eff At the meeting
was that Of 81 % Ter 500
straight On Film star IN the sec
ond raee On the opening dsy card
Keep your eve on Bobby Carter
the kid rider Just IN from
Omaha He WAS apprentice cham
pion Of the meeting there He
had l. wins. 10 seconds and $
thirds.
Iongshot players attention.
The stable Of Caldwell and
Hoop take all honors when IL
comes 10 bringing the fancy
priced babies. Take. for In
stance. Bon Ivy. s47.s0 third
race. second daNl and ESalyn
Collins. $3.50 third race.
seventh day). Neat. isn't IT.
On. yes. Shortest priced horse
Of the meeting. so far. has been
Brodea. W. c. Irvine's 5-year-old
brown gelding. Wearing four
bandages. the son Of Brother Joe
and Inezdear Just galloped the
seven furlongs Of the Tacoma
Handicap to beat Chatham and
other goods ones. He returned
$500 for 500. Not bad If you
had enough on him.
The Greenoeks continue to do all
right.
Dotty Greenoek belonging to
Mrs. c. B. Irwin was an easy win
ner the other day The same for
Greenock's maid, also bang-up
second, the start before. Owner
OF the Maid" is d. n. McFadden,
the Oregon horseman. He has
two other Greenoek horses in his
stable-Jess Greenock. beaten a
nose by Air Risk and Jane Green
ock. a charging third in her only
start.
So What Department-They
say that II all the hot dogs
sold at Longae-es, between
races, were laid end TO end
they would outflank the Ger
man army.
Well, Mightycar did it, won a
race on the track where he was
all but born. The son of Carriage.
who stands at Harry Walters
Prineyille ranch and Mighty Cute,
which in her day won a race or
two at Longacres. was born on
the sidehill less than half a mile
from the track where he copied
his first race Sunday.
The colt didn't win in two starts
as a two-year-old but copied in
his second start as a three-year-
old. much to the delight of Ed
Pannell. the Renton grocer who
bred him.
Tommy w, out of the field.
copied Sundays second for
another Renton combination,
Mrs. {. A. Burnham, owner
and Mickey Fahey, trainer.
Renton folk were eating well
as a result.
Dotty Greenock WAS taken from
the Irwin stable by Mrs. r.
Champion, after coping its sec
ond straight. These Greenocks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15

8Au FrApcis1o .-s.sssss 20 - 90
Oaklauc ssssssff s*ssFs IVA ~ -
summary Runs fssponssble fof
EgD9fia a straes sAts - DaffoN ,.
EpDefIy 2. bases On balls of Def-
fou l. Epperiy s. home run. Dunn.
two 0AA< hit. Pain runs oated in.
1szdAt. Dunn a. sacrifices. Luby. DAf-
scU double play. KsrnAndez % Ga
seli 70 Pain. tine, 80. umpirss. JoF-
dan and Enxeln-
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ewn fab -. that II except lhs
fiFst eHss IN cur particular Elsh=
M life.
Nas. nsrrlss. tske the little
ones out and iet thnfn get fan.
nut dnnsI forget u tsks N
anchor and ripe.
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81
HOLLY WOOD


Los Angeles ......... OOZ zoo OOD-2
Hollywood ...... $50 020 30a-5
innings pitcher. by Slime 81. at bat
off Stine &c: runs off Slime @: hits.
off Slime 8. runs responsible for
Slime Z. Coffmsn /. Bithorn 2. bases
on balls. off Slime Coffman g.
Blthorn 3: struck out. by Bithorn 4.
hit BY pitcher. Bithorn BY Slime. left
on bases. Los Angeles 5, Hollywood
5. two-base hits. Berger. WeintrAub
Kahfle Dickshot. Rosen berg, KaerI-
fees. Uhalt. Btthorn. stolen bases
Rosenberg. Kshle. Dapper. runs bat
ted IN, IoHrey. Stamper. uhalt 2.
Hoover. Kahle. Diekshot. Rosenberg
Dapper; double plays Hoover TO
Schultz. Schultz 20 Hoover 20 Gray.
time. 200. umplres. Snyder. Hood
and Widner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15

Highland club championship re-
s9its sunday we're Al Konsnao. won
from Rex Thompson. 50. Aofrls
finsssn son from JACK Enfight. ia.
Ken Reeves won from EDDIE Morgan,
"a. Bill Klsler won from sam Yayk
al. Edward Jensen Won from Neil
Andsfson. al. Art Abel Won from
jim YORK. r.. al. JACK Mcintyre
Won from Don EolTKaiz<. "a ssls
sofbeFs won from Go coombs Up.
Second fight. Joe Turco "a Tom
MEDAL. up oordon Bennett u.
9. a Sullivan PLAY later. oscar
tofsDefg - jim Hsdonieh s-ss
Harold 5Srgenffi "a jim YORK ST.
"a Pat johnson -. Marshall Luke.
I'll jimmy Johnson - Grant Eck-
man. Up Pete SorzenfrI -. Left
Jensen. / Up. Pop Stone -. Pred
Nslchsck. ! up On a.
Fourth flight Geo Mo- IS. Bli
HedoeTg. Up on a.. DICK EsFDer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
. GOLF

Eddie Riviere qualified at
Brookdale with a one under par
90 10 win medallst for the club
championship. Riyiere. former Pub
lie Links champion. Is president Of
the Brookdale Mems club.
George Wise. defending cham
pion and long time golfer and CITY
league BASEBALL player, Will be ON
hand to defend his title.
All first round matches In all
flights must be played by Sunday
night, July 20. A match must be
played each succeeding week by
Sunday evening and the finals
Will be held August 10.
Qualifying scores and pairings
follow:
Championship flight Eddie Rfvisr,
os vs.. JACK Johnston 70. Leo Ristvat
10 vs. Pete Hegstnd "a Tony Uabria
~ vs.. ehet Corey 30. Earl Phillips
n ". Pred Himmeisbaeh rs. Bud
lehman II vs. DIR. Monzinao 30.
Cap. Payne 70 ". Leo Ristvet ~
Joe Hansler "a VI. A. J. Wise 81. Al
Moody 10 vs.. Bob Wilson "a. Geo
Wise 10 vs.. Francis Chaplin 40
Harold johnson 10 VI Carl Lawson
-. Ken Taylor 73 vs. Harold Kineaid
81 Elmo Samuelson 10 va Dick
wood 30. joe Greco II vs. Harry
howen 30. Ken sorrells II ". Harry
Mannders d. Doc Maezen ~ Va
haIfy Daily 81. Bob Ailard 70 vs.
Clarence Taylor 30.
second flight: Geo. Marshall ss W
buft Morris 90. Geo Williams 81
vs.. Shet laws 81 jerry Wood 10
". chAs seudorfer "a Ollyer
1fodRis 10 Va 4 &. Bacholz 90
Paul Gomsrud 80 v Joe Demaond
~ jim Farming 30 " FfAucls gady
VI. Bud Abraham 80 -. ?. L. Chris
TN. %
Fourth flight. /. b Stevenson ss
- Geo Hopensita Ill General
Jones 30 " Frank Newell 100 I'd
5olberg pc "a. e. q Peterson LOG
Geo. Glass % Va Jim nondeau l0a
The Brookdhie Mems golf club held
medal play tournament on full
hanalcap In conjunction with the
qualifying round Of the club cham
pionship Sunday.
Winners-rirst division. Bob Allard
I3-I5-s0 Eddie RlYiere, dg-T-a1
second division. Bud Abraham. a.
zO-el. Francis Chaplin, eo-ls-s4
Third division. J. Kraft. sz-z3-=sg
oliver onodsig. se-23-ss
Other scores. Geo WISE. 7s-7 "a.
Harold kineaid. 77-l3-e4 Leo Hlst
vet. s2-s-7s. Joe Greco. fs-b-Ts.
Chef Corey, 8O-l3-eT. DY. Mon
lingo, sl-ls-s7. Harry RoNsn, IT.
l3-e4; Ken sorrell. Bo-i2-ss. Jim
Ensie 5o-zo-5e bob Wilson. as
lb-65. Frank Buisneas gi.IT-74
Clarence Taylor. so-l7-es Carl
Iawson s2-i5-a7. Harry Aaundsr.
s5-lo-os Jim Farming ss.2o-ss
~ Soiberg ge-23-7fs Chef Daeis
g5-27-es. Frank Newell. 74-7e
Jim Aondsau. i02-2e-7z. Z G
bucholz. go-z2-ss Elmer Davis 100
za-1i. Chas Nsudoffer. g4-z5-ss
Transfers - Odd Or even odd
ehoaen. winners Francis CnApIn 80
So ,. { Bueholz s3-ll-8z
saturdsg Mems club AfsdAl play
fuil handicap Winners Afns Law
snhssen. 7i-s-s3. joe Greco. TT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Big Six Wins

me Big six seftbalierx d<fssfsd
kfsmsrton IN aoubls bill sunday
a. jefferson para. me first game
sas : 10 !. with oiIehrist and
Adkins for the losers and Hoekwsy
and Butcher for the winners. Ths
seeond game was . to with Niles
and Adkins fer the visitors And
kssss and ffetener for tina locnls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15

The hig falnhows we're some
thing II behold And never have
| seen fish better handled 10
keep them firm. fresh.
ny careful. hard effort Doris
packed the fish IN ice and COW
ered them with leaves md ferns.
hardly believed my eses when
saw the catch. mean. the
condition If the fish. rhcre1l
be no waste there.
The party packed IN IL miles.
II vas tough trip. they eN-
planned. but worth IL
Flies were the lures. and fish
taken during The FUN moon.
Hard work. Of course. hut the
fish were brought in.
Any kind Of flies would bring
results. they report.
The party went into the So
mona region. where they found
accommodations wonderful.
Three perfect sunhurns we're
encountered. but that Il taken
In stride. What's cooked skin
when trout are hitingf
The Taeomans were gone four
DAYS into this trout haven
Those who have fished the
Kamloops waters invariably say
their experience spoiled fishing
for them here.
Word comes from seotfy
King at ranwax lake that rain
bows are biting Just fair. but
that erappie and bass fishing
has picked up.
You can make the kamioops
trip In THREE DAYS. providing
you have no long pack-ln fo
make.
It's = trip that most anglers
should try 10 make.
A world Of sport In Grsys
Harbor surf fishing.
hope this week 10 give You
closeup OF the sport as prae-
ticed by Mickey Sherman. the
South Tacoma fzaak Waltonsss.
She gave IL a fling last week
caught fish and = dandy
sun burn. Tip Of her nose very
red. a bit on the peel
Well. papples. II you want 10
let your little fellow get some
trout and be very close to home.
take The boy. or daughter. 10
steilacoom lake.
The bridge Ia a favored spot.
So, too. il the upper end
where Clover creek runs in.
About 300 yards out from the
mouth.
Just anchor your boat and let
thu little fellow 20 to H.
Equipment Well. uss a thin.
strong leadsr. fairly long. Ala
feet. anyway
Tie n kicker or extension off
the center Of ths main leader.
using single egg looks.
clineh BIB shot on the
Kicker leader and a buekshot
on the main leader. about mid
way off the hook.
Then you cast from the boat.
letting your bait 20 To the bot
tom. just at there and wait.
Il won't hurt 10 drag your
bait over The bottom bit.
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