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Evening star., 1941-09-20
Club Announces
Two Shows

The Takoma Horticultural Club
announces that its oath annual
dahlia show and its Goth annual
flower, fruit and vegetable show will
take place on October 3 and 4. in
the auditorium of the Takoma ID.
c. School at Piney Branch road
and Dahlia street. The hours will
be from 8 pm. to 10 pm. on October
8. and from 9 am. to 9 pm. on Oc-
tober 4. Entries for both shows will
be received after pm. on October
3, and all exhibits must be I'M place
by Z o'clock that evening.
Both shows are open to all amateur
growers, and number of interesting
awards are scheduled.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Gold Medal Awarded
DR.. Whitman Cross

Yesterday afternoon, before mem
bers of the Potomac Rose Society,
the society's gold medal for out
standing achievement in rose cul-
ture was awarded to DR.. Whitman
Cross of Nanjemoy, in the famous
gardens where much of his research
and experimental work has been
carried on. DR.. Cross contributions
to the imposing roster of American
roses have been as invaluable as
they have been numerous, and rose
growers throughout the country owe
him very real debt Of gratitude for
his progressive work In their field.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Bethesda Club to
Meet Wednesday

The first meeting of the season for
the Bethesda Community Garden
Club will be held on Wednesday at
1890 am. in the Battery Park Club
house on Glenbrook road.
Mr.. w. H. Youngman will be the
guest speaker, discussing fall garden
ing in general, with emphasis on the
care of chrysanthemums. After the
talk Mr.. Youngman will conduct a
round table, during which club men,
bers may receive help on their
gardening problems.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
The Garden Notebook
Dig Tender and Bulbous Plants
Before ANY Danger of Frost

them 4 inches deep in heavy SOL
and in a light soil.
Dahlia flowers keep best when
they have been dipped in boilinc
water for a minute or two. We like
to dip them il the hot water as sool
as cut and then TO stand in uee0
cold water for two or three hours
before using in ARRANGEMENTS
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Straw Flowers

Before drying straw flowers to be
used in the house during the winter
select blooms that are about one
third open. Cut stems long, re-
move foliage, tie stemmed flowers
in punches and hang in q we'll
aired place until they have dried
thoroughly.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Secrets of Pot Pourri
Imprison Beauty and Fragrance of
Those Special Blooms for Years
By Ruth Mcdonald

Last fall happened that wished make gift to the daughter
of friend of
question due number flowers celebration of the
suggestion was hatterng enthusiasm
Evening star., 1941-09-20

Now that frost may be expected
almost any time, it is well TO pre-
pare to dig and store cannas, dahlias
and other tender dubious plants. In
all cases it is we'll to cut off the
tops within few days after frost
injury. However, leave the corms,
bulbs and tubers in the ground for
a week or more to mature. Then
dig, dry and store. Cannas and
dahlias store best in a cool, slightly
moist place such as is suitable for
potatoes. Glads, tigridias, freesias,
zephyranthes, ETC., prefer cool but
rather dry place.
The deeper tulip bulbs are planted
the less the tendency to split OF
subdivide. Ordinarily 6 to inches
is deep enough, although they will
grow and flower satisfactorily when
planted at greater depths.
Crocus bulbs have a tendency to
grow out of the ground That is,
the new CORN forms on top of the
old one and hence with the passing
of the years will reach the top of
the soil. An occasional top dressing
with enriched soil is thus very bene-
ficial Resetting every few years is
another method of culture. Plant
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Use Bone Meal

Do not use manure around peonies.
Instead work bone meal into the
sell, giving each plant liberal
amount.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
DAFFODIlS

For naturalizing and inexpensive cut
flowers; superior mixture, s4 per 100,
$35 per 1000, Also 200 named varieties.
Edwin c. Powell, Aspen, P. O.
Rockville, RI. z, Nd.
Phcae ncac:aeton le-W-1
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Del Holmes Will Pitch ihe
Biscuits Home After Tuesday
Tiger Hurlsr WIN Be Wed 10 childhood
Sweetheart at Athletic Field

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Soldiers in
Glove Finals
KoYoes Prominent
IN Semi Contests

Finals in the tfst Division box
ing championship tournament are
scheduled for this "Wednesday
night at : o'clock.
Bouts viii b. staged In the osit-
door arena.
Tuesday nights sc m i-finais
brought out interesting bouts in
every division, with knockouts
frequently Offered.
More than, 5000 soldiers sur-
rounded the brilliantly lighted
arena.
Results Tuesday night ~ers,
Featherweight-corp BIN Kindaii.
Chinook Mont. Co NJ, lsard In
fantry. decisioned Private o. Mallory.
Portland, CO. q. ie2d Inf Private
Gerald shsplsy. Sedro woolley. Bat
c, ls4th p. A, won BY default from
PFC. Robert Rosers. Tacoma. Co. =,
Iishtweishts-Pfc Elarea VIII
Hams. Portland. 90. a. l6s INF.
deelsioned Iimmie sellers. Naki-
ma. 60. n. I6tst INF: sgt. Hob
Quamme. salem. Ore. Co ~ iefd
Inf. technically kayeed PVT.
Chelis Cove. Auburn. 60. D..
Is6ih Inf. first refund.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Louis Dr-
Coteau, Culbertson. Mont. Co =
1880 Inf. decisioned PVT Albert
Minjsrez. los Angeles. Anti-Tenk
ioist Inf; Pvt. joe Coffee. Toppe-
nish. Wash. Co. II. iolst Inf. de-
cisioned Corp James Mobiles. Port
land. Co. b. lseth Inf.
DESHszEk kaNoED
Aiddieweiehts-PriY Roy LLOYD
Grandvlew. Wash Service Co. i6ist
Inf. decisioned PFC Russell Deshs-
xer. Payette. Idaho. Battery G. iasth
p A PFC Allan Shellenbereer. Top
perish. Co. y ieist Inf. technically
kayoed PFC Larry Deshazer, Payette
Idaho. Battery c. i4sth p. A. In
second round.
IlRht heavies-PrlNats Joe
Bradshaw. Corvallis. ore. Go. ",
Isgd Inf. technically kaNoed
Pvt. Henry Rarfol. Los Angeles.
First battalion Hdats. Rat. Ifsth
v. A. In second round: SGT.
Franics Mortek, Portland. Co. q.
1874 Inf. technically kayoed. PVT.
Manuel silva. Hayward. Cal. Go.
X. Is1st Inf. In second round.
Heavyweights-PFC Claude Ben
nington. Tacoma. slst Mp. Special
Troops. technically kAyoed PFC Roy
KArrer. Klamath Pals. Ore. Anti
Tank. iBoth Inf, first round, Pvt.
Arthur Aduilar. San Francisco. FIRST
Battalion Hdqts. Battery, i4ath ?. A.
technically kayoed Corp. Glen Turner,
Howell. Mich. Hduts. Co, 10th
ONO Regiment. In the third round
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Father and Son
Derby Sunday
Only Time Remoins
To Prevent Action

rhs only factor IN the wsY Il
the Tseom. foFFis ciuh's snnasl
Father son @imoa derby = tlms
Ths eiE event sss. away snaass
morning II $40 sielcek and -
tries can - made even a. thal
hour II The Point p.nsae. paeals
b1seh.
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he eaa take sas ssaax~t<s
villa hlsa.
The CLUB cummlttss met lzsl
night and completed all details
rhs general enthusiasm shavH
by al concerned had the eem.
mittes On thslr toes
More than 70 prlsss Of ssnuln.
worth have been donated By msr'
chants and indlvidusis
Fs-hins ends Al aeon WHEN prise.
wiii hs swsfded,
Later . FISH dinner win =
cooked and served On the picnic
beach.
Incidentally. there etli -
special prizes ses the largest
iinseed. he~t catch ~ ssinsea
trout end the angler eemlns
fsrth@-t fram hans> 10 pafsiel-
pate.
Milton Evans announces ths
American He'd Cross viii 10 ~
hand with Gordon Red. Tatum
and Ivan Usher In charge. assisted
BY Miss Jean Derby. Miss Edith
hnrsion and Mrs. Lsnrs SMITH
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Idaho Defeats
Oregon State

TnesdaY's hssuifs
Idaho 7. OREGON state Coilsas
Gams Todas
A. Beattis- Washington ~ o = G.
MOSCOW, ida. - Oregon state
colleges baseball club headed for
Seattle today with its northern a.
vision flag prospects dimmsd fol-
lowing . 81 defeat yesterday BY
the University Of Idaho.
The vandais won their first
league game thls year with four
MT pitching BY Snyder. Nho sIso
scored the winning run in the
eighth.
Oregon state closes IT, road trip
with two games with the unlysr-
sity u Washington.
Score
Oregon state o1o 600 900 ] /
Idaho ...... 600 Ooo tx z = z
TsrthlnE and cspks Snyder and
Kara.
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Bowling

Raw Michaud, shooting for the
league-leading Coles team, rolled
a nice SOS total to lead the Cross
town league pinmen a. the circuit
resumed play TUESDAY night on
the Coliseum and Hi-Way alleys.
Miohaud started with o 7i2
game. kept up the heavy barrsge
in the second TO reach 710. and
wound mp with III.
The league leaders won
three games from Broadway
to lengthen their lead In the
circuit. They rolled 270s for
the best team total nj the
weekly session and took the
cash prize for the high team
score.
Two other members Of the
league were in the high brackets
on the Coliseum alleys. Al Baker
rolled n 57s score for Puyallup
and John Fijalka Tailed 575 for
Broadway. Puyallup won Two
games from Ruston.
On the Hi-Way alleys, Primo
Artoe led his South Tacoma team
in a three-gams victory over X
Street Recreation. shooting a $50
score in the lead-of position.
Play Nor won two from Sixth
Avenue.
The azores.
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tbs ANGELES ScIlr Kri<Kef,
former weird uidalsweiEht chan.
pioa. registered SKA Foszna
tschnsesl knoeNeul osef yeuaE
Daa Gu - uplanas. Callf. IL :
scheduled ia-rcuna main Fvrut IT
Olyupie saalioflum last nlHht
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SWIM RECORD

HONOLULU - Seventeen-year-
cid Bill Smith. jr.. broke his third
world record in a week last night
when he swan the 44o-yard free
style In 4 minutes 34.5 seconds,
lettering the mark Of minutes
4o.s seconds set by Jack Medica
in 1884. simultaneously he cracked
Aedica's 4O0-meter mark Of 4 min
utes 3s.7 seconds.
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Abes Defeat
Stadium, AZ
Final League Play
Slotted for Friday

Scoring one run in each Of the
first three frames and adding an
other in the sixth canto. Lincoln
Abes defeated Stadium Tigers,
4 to 2. yesterday at jefferson
park in a game which counted in
both Cross State league and City
standings.
The Abes increased their Cross
State league lead to a fun game
with two games to play. In City
play the Railsplitters are half a
game behind the unbeaten Bellar-
mine Lions, who will play Lincoln
and Stadium both again.
First Lincoln tally came on
Don Peterson's single and Ray
Spurgeon's triple. In the sec
ond the Abes scored again on
HOWE Pyfer's single. a passed
= hall and Mlller's single 10
right field.
Ed Bemis' single scored Spur
Feon from third in the third.
spurgeon had reached first base
on a fielder's choice. went to sec
ond on an error and to third on
passed ball.
Fourth and final tally came on
three successive singles by Bemis,
Pyfer and Ikeda.
Stadium tailed Its two runs
In the seventh when RAY
Hagen doubled, moved to
third on Mansfield's outfieId
fly. Baker struck out on a
wild pitch, headed for first.
Lincoln Catcher Ray Sturgeon
throws the ball to third to trap
Hagen, who springs loose by
sliding into Sturgeon at the
plate so hard that the Lincoln
catcher dropped the ball.
During all this Baker kept rum
ming, winding up on third, then
coming home on Snodgrsss' out
field out.
The Abes 60 to Bremerton for
the final Cross State league
doubleheader Friday afternoon
while Stadium plays Bellingham
Red Raiders here in two games
which will decide the No. 3 entry
IN the Cross State league baseball
title tourney.
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Jenkins Faces


NEW YORK - -colored
Bob Montgomery Of Philadelphis
has been installed as ia IN 9
favorite to beat Texas Lew Jenk-
ms. lightweight champion. in their
10-round non-title bout Friday
night at Madison Square Garden.
This return brawl between
two explosive punehers IL en-
pected TO make the fans forget
last weeks S0Ose-Overlin de-
bate, and IL probably win be-
cause II seems virtually certain
TO end In . knockout, regard
less Of the victor.
Jenkins won a close decision
over the Negro "Bob-cat" In their
first engagement at Philadelphia
last September. but the champion
was almost kayoed before he
achieved victory.
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AL Piechoia
To Hollywood

BOSTON = Al Piechota. Boston
Braves highlander. leaves today
TO Join the Hollywood club 81 the
Pacific Coast league Pieehota. =
native OF Chicago. Was sold out.
right TO the Hollywood club. He
won two and lost five for the
Braves last year and has been idle
most Of this season.
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Bribery Expose Promised

LOS ANGELES-District Attor-
ney John p. Dockweiler said he
would expose the largest book
making syndicate west Of Chicago"
IN going before the grand jury to-
day with evidence 10 support
bribery indictments against high
public officials.
Investigator quest Toned
witness after witness last
night In one Of the biggest
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Tacoma Links
Play Named

Tseems WilI 4llklIfY - o
n.tiansl psn1ie links tcafnemen<
svsr FiFrrrss spat~. flas -
Play piil ~ II onHsr<fles ~
shs city sh&mplroship nn&l4 =
heI<s
One ct ~ sv<fy frs. - - 81
e<ai. I'll ass<llfY fuF district q,s&IE
flsstion pisY ~ I<e4<an Para.
Seattle. June -
Announcement w&e made fhfs
morning ~ IIelnls vsrea<. -
t''st representative - n usuA.
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S0FTBALL

Elks Club backed into the Ma
tional league lead Tuesday eve
ming with q Il to l victory over
Knights Of Columbus as Eagles
upset United Commercial Trsvel-
ers. Q to s. in eight innings.
In the last Of the eighth. two
Eagles were out. A single and =
wild pitch moved = runner TO
second base.
Then an infield hit. followed
nv . had throw 10 first base.
pushed the winning run
across. and u. c. I. out Of the
undefeated ranks.
Y. L. A. moved into q second
place tie with Eagles and u. c. T.
by defeating Timbermen. 16 to 6.
at jefferson in the other National
loop contest.
In the American league Con-
PETITIONERS continued to pace the
other teams by q half-game over
the only other undefeated entry,
Hardwaremen.
Confectioners swampe Col
legians. IS to I. in a SUGGEST, while
Hsrdwaremen outscored Petro-
leums. 7 to Z.
The only other first round
contender, Moodmen of the
World. kept In the running
with q IL IN I decision over
ed Street Cardinals.
In the only City league game
Tuesday night North Puyallup
found Bother pitching TO its liking
while the Bottlers hit fly balls all
over the lot.
Result, Bottlers lost. IL to Z.
and kept a firm grip on the cellar,
three games out of first place.
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Major Leaders

ttgtlf fNNaa - fA4a4Aa. flfAoNFfa
OFT Giants z johnson. Atnleties. 7.
Nlenoison Cubs. . YORK 11gefs 9
Runs. DlMaFgf0 YANKEES a. d.
MAKO. Red 8os ~ Haek Cubs n
foxE RED soH n LsFszsIto.
DooEers IL Camiill. DodseFa ~
Slaughter Cards n
hnne batfsd IN Kelisr YANKEES
~ YORK. TIGERS. - GORDON Yankees
-. Dperf. Red sox. ~ Nicholson.
Cubs ~
Hit, Slaughter. CARDS -. Irokky
Indians. -. Travis Senators 81
CrsuseT s<natOrss -. eisbsrt. An
letics &C.
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rouBduPs Of bookmaksrs ever
made In La Angeles and
booked one man. Michael sha-
piro. on suspicion Of bribery.
Deputy District Attorney Grant
Cooper said one ~ the chief wit
nesses would b John r. Osborne.
who viii testify tomorrow that for
more than year he paid 500 :
week 70 a high ranking official
for immunity.
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summary hunt TehpOnslpie loIs
Swanson none, Hagen 3; struck
out by Swanson 4. Hagen 7; base on
balls off Swanson /. Hagen 2. balk.
swanson: wild pitch. Swanson. pas
sed balls. Mitchell 2; left on bases,
Lincoln 5, Stadium s. three-base hits.
spurgeon. Bonaero. Baker. two-base
hit. Hagen; runs bstted in. Spurgeon.
Miller. BemiS. Ikeds. Snodgrsss.
sacrifice. Swanson: stolen bases,
Peterson. Bemis g. Swanson: double
play. DUBOIS time ALL; umpire, Cy
Eeighbors
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Opposes State
Prep Hoop Play

Ia GRASDE, Ore.-Ths Blu.
Mountain high school conference
was On record today against
further state high school basket
ball championships.
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Wednesday night, 6:15.
Commercial Industrial League
games rained out last week. Door
men VS. Scotties, Portland No. l..
Musicians VS.. Garage Employees. Port
land No. 2. Ail-Rails VS.. Pulpers.
Harmon.
Girls softbal practice games for
all teams and interested players to-
night at 6;l5 O'Clock on No. dia-
mond At jefferson Playfield. No. 7th
and Monroe streets. Equipment and
coach furnished free by the park
recreation department..
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Stadium Golf Team
Tops Cross State

Stadium golfers are far out In
front IN Cross state league stand
inTs. according - al inc0mpists
report issued ~ Jimmy Ennis Of
Everett. golf chairman. u VS. aa-
nounced ~ Stadium Coach Harry
swarm today. The standings
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COME folks eall catching fish
- plain. unsduitetaied luck.
We'll maybe the fates have
much 70 do with filled baskets
~ times.
But not always There IL GER
tsinly = definite amount 81 skill
involved And there =. too. that
quality known - patience
However. thu man who koes
ont time after time during .
season and season after season
and comes hack with fine catch
- SeIl. that l~a1 luck.
That l. skill which brings
me To long geared. freekle :
beeed I'd Larson. = scandina-
Wan vhoss hair tends toward
a dim rust hue.
I'd has fishea sines hss hare
foot days. which were not ses-
terdsy, nay fia-flapplng friend.
Take the ~ rcd from "a
for keeps and you might ~ well
tuck him where he sometime.
fiads . eemn,en and preferred
bait ln the soil.
Anyway. I'D Larson, active
worker In the Pierce County
sportsmen's association. brings
home fish when others can't
even draw a nlbble.
One of his secrets. which calls
for genuine angling skill IL
his leader.
A one-pound test strand of
tegusu. or japanese sllk.
That ons-pound test means
=. tie q pound weight on the
strand az tegusu and lift the
weight off the ground at the
end Of a light trout rod.
Actually. the leader viii hold
more than q pound dead weight.
But II L. fine and delicate 4.
hard for the fish 10 see.
I'm talking about Ed on Clear
lake. for instance.
That's where he catches %
many fine rainbows and bass.
On the end Of hls tegusu lead
81 he USES a single egg salmon
hook. which he covers by
round, plump single salmon egg,
and casts his lure 10 the bot
tom /. away from HE beat,
30 or more feet.
Then he waits and gets
fish.
Yesterday he dropped by the
office and displayed five rain
bow trout. One was = monster.
you might say az pounds
at least.
Four others we're small. 10 or
10 inches.
Also, no had . bass. large
mouth variety. -Four and q half
pounds. would wager.
And all those fish on thar one
long, thin strand Of tegusu.
You zee, Ed double-deals tho
poor fish.
On the first hook above hin
sinker. which rests on the bot
tom, he places an egg for
trout.
On the second hook shove his
leader and, naturally. above hls
first hook. he snags . small
bull-head.
II n trout comes by :. there's
cherry for him.
II a bass comes by :. there's
sausage for. him.
To say nothing Of the Larson
basket and the Larson family
skillet.
Clear lake. near EatonviiIe.
where Barney Hames resort IL
situated. holds rainbows the
type you dream about.
And which Larson and Fred
Bedford and nich Other good
anglers seek with good fortuns
because they are good fisher
men.
You can believe Ed or not.
but you can verify this by Bar
ney Names. himself q master u
rainbow and bass angling.
Eds biz Monday rainbow re-
manned at the bottom Of the lake
for an hour or more.
And there vas Va and there
was Barney with him rowing
around that lake 10 keep tie
bsg rainbow from putting Too
much stress on that thin teKusa
BY skiiiful mansuverinR and
handing. the Big fish was finally
tuekered out and brought 10
basket.
And Iarnon .av..
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fEAnonf. Mass. After David
i.svssqns butehsfsd > 7so-pound
pig. thieves entered he cold star.
age shed and stole ell tire meat
except TIE head and feet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
More Big bass


Leland lake. The Limit resort
At Port Angeles. recently pro-
dncsd = 7-pound bass for c. w.
Gunstone Of Discovery bay.
When the large-mouths get
into that poundags IN northern
waters. they are running fairly
hsfty.
That big boy WAS sun shsrt
Of the one taken last year IN
the same lake By Ted Genisr-
man Of Port Townsend.
Ted's weighed -. pounds. vea
10th prize In = national contest
Trout. too. have been biting
well. reports Say. In Lake
Leland.
W. Z. shsok sends this lnfor-
nation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
Lagoon Produces

isakbti ttuutFN
Chambers creek lagoon. that
beautiful. rich blue-green man
made trout AREA. has been giving
up SONS first rate fish this
season.
Patrolman Bin olmstead and
his young son tanothsr daddy
and boy combination. just like
Patrolman Dan johnson and his
son and daughter. Clifford and
JoanD landed . few nice fish the
other day.
They ranged between IL and
IL inches In length.
Ernie Adams had good luck In
the same lagoon recently.
The lagoon. near al hand. oniy
minutes from west end homes,
has boating accommodations
An ideal spot for an svsnlng's
fishing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15
IN Ohe Ba.ket

~rhs rslnecw eavs me . mueh
haruer battle than thst - bass.
rheres NJ fish lie TIE rain
hsw trout
Right there is where ~ ami
ycuF cid neskheoF tread down
the same alley.
wilder Gets I'm
Also. thsrs 10 n n Wilder.
n =. wtn take - ~no~ frcm
the King salmon ~ the Fox
Island and Narrvws and Point
region.
When Ne 80. after then -.
he goes and return. with
them. well eonckea and with
rigcr mortis flrmly established.
wilder and his party re al
ways takes = party rowea into
the sixth Avenue boat house
Saturday. Sunday and Monday
morning.
Zach tins he rowed IN The
King family had been decreased
IN population
In at. n. n. and hi< party
hagged "a kinss The largest
.rcead ~ pounds. maybe . i'itis
better thaa that.
Ne and his party caught then
ever The ssnd.pit. - I an teia.
eft Per isiaHd.
Herring. plump and frssh.
which he obtained II the boat
hou-e. Was the lure.
Now when . guy like wilder
goes out time after time and
comes home with the Kings.
that's not luck That Buddy.
IL skill.
might slso tell you that 70.
ports make Il plain several good
catches ~ Kinfs have been made
In the vicinity cf the lamentsd
Nsrrows bridge.