TUESDAY, waver 15,553,993. 5
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wsr RAKED OUT; THE 'FlSll
Truthl'ui Old Gentleman Recall: to
mu 3 Catch What Wan Really
Worth Whllo.
r." was just such a day as thin";
p1.“ tivt‘ old fishernlan. “There Was a
,. 1 11mm ruin falling, with alight ’
\1. than the south, a most favorable
1' 1.1 1M1 it was down on the south
{112. 11111111,; in the late Nineties that. I
11.1.11 tin hi: watt-3'11
“ll-m many did you get?" I asked
as 1 1111151111 my chair closer, so as not'
to 111is~~ 3135- of the story.
"\Vril. it was no use to try to count
"10111.“ said the old fisherman as he
remit-d 5h}:- ping-.5 '51 was raking hay
down on a big meadow near the river.
when a big ~sehool of salmon trout
came up so I Just ,drove back and
forth across the river and raked them
out, you Could see piles of fish
fer miles on imth sides of the river."
"That sure must lillve been some big
School of tish." I remarked.
"Well. that was the most fish I
ever Sven," he said as he tilted back
In his chair and crossed his 1083-
“They had to put in new pit-rs under
all the bridges on the river; thosr fish
had Completely worn them off when 1'
thoy ruhhcll them coating up the.
river."
"Were there any vcry big ones?" I
uskcd.
"Well. yes." droiiml the old man.
"some of tho fat-111cm along the river
llswl H10 llili‘lihtlnl'fl of the largest ones
to slalo- tin-ir beans on."
"I supp-m- tlm. ribs formed a ladder
to gather the» bonus with," I said.
"You ”1. 11‘s right.“ said the old man
as hc ilmltiwl doun the MIL—“Unsh-
lngton star.
FIRST TO CROSS CONTINENT
Sir Alexander Mackenzie Made Adven-
turous Trip With a White Party.
in 1792-1793.
The first white man to cross this
Contim-nt by a route north of Mexico
was Sir Alexander, Mackenzie, a
Scots'111an,5 who rose high lathe serv-
3lce of the Olil North NV”! company.
which was amalgamated with the Hud‘
son‘s Bay company in 1821. Mat-ken-
zle was in the Far Wei-1t when he
plannud his trip across country to the
Pacific coast. in the autumn of 1792
he 10d his party for up the Peace river.
where they built 11 post and wintered.
On May 0. 1703, the party set out, pass-
ing up the l'1-nrc river, through the
Rocky “maintains. across to the Fraser
rlvcr, which was followed down stream
for sonn- distance, and then across
country through an unexplored region,
until the party came out on tho 1'11—
dtir coast. Mixing a quantity of ver-
mllion with melted grouse. Mackenzie
wrote on the inland side of a high rock
rising from the shore these words to
mark his visit: “Alexanderlilnckcn-
zle. Just from Canada by land, the
twenty-second" of July, One thousand
seven hundred and ninety-three. Lat.
52 (icgrccs. 20 minutes, 48 seconds
north.l' Mackenzie then retracodhls
course and returned to the East.
Conservation of the Birds.
Entirely apart from the economic
are the ethical and aesthetic phases of
the question. Does not good citizen-
ship demand that all possible measure
be taken to conserve, perpetuate and
Increase all. the beautiful ,and useful
creatures of the earth? The fauna no
loss than the flora of a country are
among its great treasures to be cher-
lnhod and protected for the genera~
tions to came, as well as for the de-
light and enjoyment of that of the
present. In any country as more per-
bolls turn back to nature for recrea-
tion and entertalnuteat, the apprecia-
lion or natural resources increases and
a kindiier spirit is manifested W
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if Suit Cases, No . es, Umbrellas Leather Goods, Razors,
Men’ s Shirts and F unushmgs.
MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS COST OR LOSS. WE NEED THE CASH AND YOU NEED THE MERCHANDISE
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FIRST ON THE LIST . 5 f “.115 N» kwear Consisting of Steamers, Dress and Wardrobes. Special for M sale. ........... 83¢
~“ondcrful assortmrnt o 11 \. . 1c . Built. fill trax cl fully guaranteed.
FIBRE SUIT CASES 5 , _ ,1" a“! “1:11, 5 m Steamer gm“, Wk, .5 5 5 5 $351,595,255 1 s5 cowHHJE SUiT CASES$5 93”
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in and out 111th 1'0“ 1111111 tiimminrrs at. such i ', ' , S C ‘ Hi1“ J -. 5-“ SADDLE LEATHER, LEATHER
low price. LADIES WHITE KID BELT 0“ ( Lb . ..... ‘ . . . . $21.95\ . _ . .
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91!] phases of bird life finds expression.
111 organized effort to promote their“
w-llflheing as well do in the individw'
1111111 to attract and cherish through
tin-illness these delightful ornaments
oi‘ park and luwn.~Exchanxg.
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Pathetlc Picture of Author.
111 the out chapter ot Edmund l
(hm-11's "lamrcssions" he recalls a '
strum. pair in 11 Victoria he often met 9‘
in 1111- course of his walks from the “ 3 '3
nortinwst or London toward Whitehall 5
111 and after 1876. The man. promo-f
tut-~15 aging was hirsute, rugged H
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11.. lmtlletlc and provincial ’ ' '3 3 ' 3 to attract, galleries. JOCK Humhiaon. ' ' . . ‘,. .7
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‘ , ' ton. of Detroit, whose medallplay yes: I ;
T A . ' ' ~ terday was sensational, 1111:1511 o W '
in to Wed Railroad 131ka s. ‘— w W E ' . tackles Tom Kerrigan he Bmhpqfifufn‘ 15.43111 An;‘ 5; _
“1:11 1‘ .; . There are dark harass galore in .t rson, a; :1003 m er. m on
1.1 ”3:211:23 ‘3’ mm alouthmovmn. other matches. md ‘ ‘11::an area in 5.9 seconds '
, . The pairings inc 9: .‘ ‘ ..
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{“5 a .3 11 waiting for your ticket, 1.111133% Aug 15. -—There was 'CégyBfi‘ggggéguéggg' N‘ Y’ “MAL .999“? 1. .
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, 1‘ "in-111 invented t e tic' wide a 3 mm ”"9 Emmet. French Youngstown. 0.6111.» .:
WM : v1.1.1.1 year old member of Jim ””99 PITTSBURGH, Pat, Aug. 15 (”80% . 5 ‘ W Armimed m WEI"! '3'”
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a \111‘3 1 ,ulilrt-ss of every traualc mt. tm 5 in ,5 1.
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1111.. 11.33",” 1: . 111 be able to record so My his hopes were boistemd but natured 11qu as 13911 as 5 5’
may ' other inventors. m botheuoeruun stems amazon. 0 1 Hagen did at Skulls In: monthgr ‘
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that a young honor is "Old stint, on start."
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