. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. "Canst Thou Draw Oat Leviathan with an Hook?" THE END OF "BIG MIKE" that mention of them is omitted, as are the names of the professional rodroakers, save in the following paragraph: The best cast in the long distance event was 144 feet 4 ioches, made by E. Bartholomew with the shortest rod entered, a wood rod made in Kalamazoo, weight 5 ounces, length 4 feet 10 inches. John Hohmann, who wan second, made his own rod and cast 133 feet 8 inches with it. Its length is 6 feet 2$ inches and the weight 5 ounces. Material, split bamboo. C. B. Kel-
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. "Canst Thou Draw Oat Leviathan with an Hook?" THE END OF "BIG MIKE" that mention of them is omitted, as are the names of the professional rodroakers, save in the following paragraph: The best cast in the long distance event was 144 feet 4 ioches, made by E. Bartholomew with the shortest rod entered, a wood rod made in Kalamazoo, weight 5 ounces, length 4 feet 10 inches. John Hohmann, who wan second, made his own rod and cast 133 feet 8 inches with it. Its length is 6 feet 2$ inches and the weight 5 ounces. Material, split bamboo. C. B. Kel- sey, third man, used a 6-foot 5-ounce Leonard split GOOD FISHING IN EEL RIVER. The string of steelheads and salmon shown in the halftone were caught by Mr. Chas. L. Griffiths of this city during an angling trip to Eel river this year. The catch ran in weight from two and a half to thirty- six pounds and was taken in Grizzly pool near Weymouth's. Talks to Dog Owners. SELECTING A BREED. Having erected his kennel and provided the neces- sary appliances, the prospective dog breeder will have to decide finally what variety it shall be that will com- mand his patronage. Very probably he has already made up his mind upon the subject; indeed, he ought to have done so before the arrangements of his kennel were completed, as different breeds require different housing, so far as benchiog and one or two other minor items are concerned. Still, whilst the building and other arrangements are still in course of progress, there is always time for changing one's mind, but it becomes another matter all the preparations are con- cluded and the establishment is only waiting for tenants to come and occupy it. Almost everything will eventually depend, so far as ultimate success is concerned, upon the wisdom of the beginner's choice; for though it is a hard thing to say,. "Angling Is So Fasoinating" ON THE MCCLOUD and the doing so may possibly deter a young en- thusiast from entering the Fan
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