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HpARKER
ltd
THE
DAILY
KEW8
'P.VTTE'FTVE
"My
Greatest
Thrffl
In
Sport"
Being
an
Account
of
an
Adventure
Which
Overtook
Ozark
Ripley
On
the
Nipigon.
For
many
years
I
have
hunted
andkilled
all
kinds
of
big
jameon
the
American
Continent
except
polar
bear,
and
I
have
taken
most
kinds
of
fresh
and
salt
water
game
fish.
But
the
greatest
thrill
I
ever
experienced
during
OZARK
RIPLEY
devotion
to
OUt-
door
sports
came
to
me
this
summer
in
July
on
the
Nipigon
River
in
the
rapids
just
below
the
Canadian
Pacific
bridge
at
Nipigon,
Ont.
It
all
happened
late
in
the
evening.
The
trout
at
this
point
are
the
most
famed
and
largest
brook
trout
in
the
world.
But
just
at
that
time
they
were
not
striking
as
usual
on
account
of
the
exceedingly
cold
night.
However,
I
decided
to
go
to
the
river
to
try
out
a
little
split
bamboo
bait
casting
rod,
1
ounces,
that
I
had
md
"
casting
very
light
lures.
It
would
be
a
revelation
to
myself
and
other
anglers
to
take
trout
In
this
manner,
when
fly
casting
is
the
vogue.
The
water
under
the
Canadian
Pacific
bridge,
and
below
for
a
quarter
of
a
mile
at
least,
flows
like
a
millrace.
I
attached
to
my
line
a
small
weighted
feather
casting
minnow,
just
to
see
if
the
little
rod
would
shoot
it.
At
the
first
try
I
shot
the
lure
at
least
125
feet
across
the
water
toward
the
west
bank
and
in
the
opposite
edge
of
fast
water.
The
very
Instant
that
the
tiny
lure
struck
the
"water
the
second
of
the
only
two
large
rainbow
trout
that
up
to
then
had
ever
been
taken
out
of
the
Nipigon
rose
and
seized
ray
lure.
He
was
a
monster.
It
seemed
an
impossible
accomplishment
ever
to
land
that
fish
with
t.o
i;l
i
killing
of
moose
and,grixzly
bear
was
tame
in
comparison.
I
worked
in
a
bad
light
nearly
an
hour,
and
in
danger
of
falling
into
that
deep,
swift
reach,
trying
hard
to
lead
that
fish
out
of
the
fast
water
where
the
current
would
not
aid
it
into
the
long
upstream
swirl
on
my
side.
The
only
thing
that
helped
me
in
that
fight
was
the
generous
supply
of
filk-d
line
I
had
in
store
on
my
reel
to
help
perfect
thumbing
of
it.
I
worked
up
and
down
those
rapids
In
despair
and
hope,
and
as
the
whims
of
the
strong
leaping
fish
NICKERSON
COMPANY
MENTIONED
BY
FORKE
H0USE0FC0M0NS
Correspondence
In
Regard
to
Cement
Contract
Referred
to
In
Budget
Debate
In
Uie
HotiM'
of
Commons
a
few
'luy.
aj-'ii
Hubert
l-'orkc,
lender
of
the
PiiigrexHivc
l'arly.
in
the
course
of
an
iiiMre.i
on
the
IiikIki'I
infers
lo
a
local
firm
;i
follows:
"I
wiiii
t
lo
.ay
a
few
word
now
in
reai'il
lo
the
tariff.
I
think
that
Hie
lion,
monihor
for
Kin;
(Mr.
lliurlie
ha
ios?i-My
oieel
a
Kieal
many
of
the
M-nllineiils
thai
I
iniht
expreis
mef,
mul
I
iuetion
whether
any
of
u
eouhl
my
very
niiich
on
Ihn
matler
that
i
new..
This
(iieilioii
ia
been
ilehated
o
often
from
cverj'
nnffh
that
perhup
my
own
view
have
already
been
well
expressed.
However,
I
shall
nTfer
n
few
remarks
in-
I
tit
regard.
I
have
in
my
hand
ome
vorrospoirdencp
,lietveen
Ihe
Mllftsfir"
nf
TraJe
ami
n0m-niem'
(Mr.
!,osv
and
Mr.
II.
1.
Xiekei-Min,
of
l'rinee
Hupeii,
lliilish
Coliimhia.
This
tMirre-.
pomleiice
relate
to
the
pur
e.husiiiK
r
eemenl.
There
is
apparently
a
repulalion
in
the
Ii'-purtnient
of
Trade
and
Otm-
jmeire
which
provides
that
where
a
firm
lenders
to
sell
eenient
ami
an
opposing
company
-outside
('.lunula
also
lenders,
even
under
mote
favorable
conditions,
the
final
decision
of
the
mailer
shall
rest
in
the
hands
of
the
Minis
ter
of
Trade
and
Commerce,
lie
ha
the
last
say
as
to
what
the
specificactiou
shall
lie
and
what'
kind
of
cement
shall
be
used
in
the
ereclion
of
any
buildinjrs
or
dry
dock,
as
I
suppose
it
was
in
this
ease.
I
do
not
intend
In
read
the
correspondence,
which
possibly
will
he
referred
to
during
I
tin
debate,
liu'l
it
f?oe
lo
show
Hint
a
very
Innrc
saving
could
have
been
effccled
in
Ihe
purchase
of
this
cement
had
il
been
ohlained
froni
eilher
England
or
Helcimii.
nnd
il
would
have
been
of
Ihe
very
same
quality
as
Ihe
Canada
Cement
Company
was
!
supplying.
Hut
these
other
len
ders
were
i)ol
allowed;
Ihey
were
ruled
out
of
the
speeificaclion.
This
kind
of
lhln?
cannot
continue.
When
a
cement
comViW
In
this
coiinjry
pels
a
duly
of
8
cents
per
sack
on
lis
product
it
should
at
least
lie
content
with
Hint
degree
of
prolcclion
and
It
seemed
an
Uapottlbl
accomplishment
land
er
to
that
fish."
the
fine
nine-pound
test
casting
line.
1
directed.
Yet
the
thrill
of
trying
to
The
thrill
that
came
in
that
approach-'
.?
Tat
whopper
leaping
rainbow
ing
darkn
was
incredible.
The
with
that
tiny
rod
was
something
I
uau
never
conceived
possible.
It
began
to
grow
darker.
Suddenly
on
the
left
bank
I
saw
a
big
black
bear
take
to
the
water
and
awim
deliberately
toward
ray
fish,
despite
that
terrible
current.
Evidently
he
took
it
for
a
cripple.
Right
off,
that,
rainbow
sensed
his
presence
and
darted
for
the
east
bank
as
fast
as
I
could
real
in
slack,
aad
the
bear
kept
his
course
direct
for
him;
The
rainbow
heading
straight
for
the
upstream
w
iter,
with
occasional
leaps
from
it,
finally
gained
the
stretch
of
upstream
current,
with
the
bear
only
a
few
yeards
behind
him.
lO.VT.nk
quesMfiris
or
I
may-say
something
.worse
than
Hlnh
How
can
a
man,
he
funny
when
lie
feels
like
swesi'rjns.
llow
e;in
he
help
swearing,
.whenlio
hat
lost
a
hullon.
.
InVacU
how
can
lie
be
decnl
iiwujyjsppj
without
the
proper
Wumlipi'rif'tfthtch-inenl
lo
his
jeans.
the
only
thing
lo
do
diitfer
tho
circumstance
is
liv.iMistpwni
the
lone
walk
and
bftriftulh
thaat.MaoM
go
to
the
iiWes'lffsleBl.
r
WIS
slide
our
modest
.pittance
through
,
''
The
window
for
fldmillnncc
to
Theiiolurh
show
fciir-nring
If
The
films
luvgnod
oj
had.
Full
sure
we'll
go!
our
money's
worth
In
music
sweet
and
honied
mirth.
And
lear
provoking
thrilling,
.So
a
itnnd
lime
wflj
be
had.
I.N
view
of
Ihe
recent
developments
in
beer,
il
may
he
mentioned
Ihal
"Haeohus
i
willin'."
I'VU
already
forgotten
(hose
Masted;
hullonsi
They
are
gone,
so
let.
Ihem
go.
1
have
found
a
long
lost
friend
lo
cheer
me.
Years
ago
L
met
him
wandering
in
Ihe
maze
of
Ihe
country
papers
and
here
he
turns
up
again
al
the
head
of
the
"Jus!
Among
Ourselves"
column
of
Ihe
Ottawa
Citizen
and
on
the
front
page
nt
that..
Skip
the
next
dash
and
you
will'
meet
him.
A
ClIll.D'is
horn
in
the
neighborhood;
Ihe-
attending
physician
gets
925.
The
editor,
gives
Ihe
loud-voiced
bahy
and
I
lie
happy
parents
a
send
off
and
sets
10.
When
it
is
christened
Ihe
minister
pets
$1(1
and
the
editor
$00.
It
grows
up
mihI
marries.
,
The
editor
prim
another
long-wind
ed
article
and
tell
a
dozfn
lies
about
the
lieauliful
aud
accom
plished
bride.
The
minister
gets
7
That
bear
did
not
become
apprised
of
my
presence
until
he
made
a
lunee
for
the
fish,
missed
it
as
it
leaped
out
of
the
water,
and
then
scrambled
for
the
bank
to
get
a
better
surver
at
him
expected
prey.
That
very
moment
he
got
a
whiff
of
the
man
stent,
wheeled
and
scrambled
as
fast
as
he
could
for
the
thicket
of
spruce
along
the
sheer
hillside.
And
then
the
thrill
of
thrills
occurred
in
the
darkness
as
I
roughed
that
spent
rainbow,
and
brought
him
along
the
coarse,
narrow
sand
lank
where,
as
he
was
far
too
larg
for
my
landing
net,
I
fell
on
top
of
him
and
held
him
captive
with
my
hands
and
knees
until
his
strength
was
entirely
exhausted.
New
York
World.
d.oul.l
then
J,,
prepared
lo
take
."MO
ami
a
largo
slice
of
rake
nnd
Hi
chance
without
other
inter-,:
the
editor
pel
om.
u
thft
course
ference
from
the
department
or
of
lime
it
,j,.s.
The
doctor
pel
-.mi
.iiij
o.ii.-r
ourcc.
i
nave
;
?".
m
l(0.
I
ic
im.loHLi
ri......
j
mentioned
thi
mailer
only
in
i
K50
lo
(W.
The
,.(llUir
i.uh.
;
iasiiic:
Ihe
facts
of
the
case
I
are
before
us
and
I
have
all
the
'
eorre.epondence
between
the
min
ister
ami
Ihe
euifpany
who
seem
lo
think
they
have
'some
reason
for
complaint."
The
Man
in
the
Moon
Ill.AII,
lllah!
1
I
lllali!
and
again
I
say
lishes
an
account
of
J
ho
funeral
an
the
names
of
the
mourner
two
column
lon;r,
-lodge
and
snoioly
resolutions.
-
)
r
poetry
and
a
card
of
thanks
ani
pel
uono.
And
lhaj
how
eiinors
or
newspapers
get
weal
I
by
5t
V
Hill
Ten
Years
Ago
J
In
Hrinne
Rupert
April
G,
1915
let
tor
received
hy
i'enrg
Hoped'
first
contingent,
stales
thai
an
Austrian
snv
was
dis
covered
on
the
steamer
Missan-ahie
while
the,
contingent
was
crossing
Ihe
Atlantic
on
llmt
vessel.
'
'
t
Nominations
for
the
special
iyorally
election
closed
today
with
S.
M.
Xowfun
and
Thomas
MeClyintinl
nf
the
jjefil.
Thu
former
was
nominated
by"
.1.
A.
Kirkpalrick
and
W.
1$
Fisher
mid.
the
laller
hy
N.
Schoinnian
and
William
'Mcltae.
In
spile
of
Ihe
fncl
that,
he
was
beaten
yesterday
al
Havana
by
Jess
Willard
for
Ihe
world's
heavyweight
title.
.lack
.John?onlcmlv,r
wi"
still
tiociMitod
i
hut
ii.i
ia
Iia
summer
lo
man.
JEWISH
UNIVERSITY
country
OPENED
IN
PALESTINE
;:
Greetings
Sent
From
Canadian
and
American
Educational
Institutions
MONT1US.M..
Ad.
(5.
Leading
American
educator,
including
the
presidents
of
snveniy-five
universities
and
college.,
soul
greetings
to
the
Hebrew
University
on
Mount
Scopus
overlooking"
Jerusalem,
which
was
dedicated
last
week
in
t
hopresence
of
world
famous
scholars
and
Shop-windows
on
parade
IN
THE
quiet
and
comfort
of
your
home,
newspaper
in
hand,
the
shop-windows
of
the
town's
best
stores
pass
in
review.
Look
at
that
charming
little
hat
just
the
style
you
have
been
looking
for,
and
so
reasonable!
And
say,
isn't
that
coat
a
darling?
.
.
.
Not
only
do
you
see
illustrations
of
the
merchandise,
but
you
are
told
in
detail
of
its
merits
and
prices.
A
passing
panorama
that
may
be
halted
and
started
and
halted
at
will.
A
shopping
trip
at
home!
How
long
do
you
suppose
it
would
take
you
to
reverse
the
process
to
go
up
one
street
and
down
another,
until
you
had
visited
personally
every
worth-while
store
in
town?
And
how
exhausted
you
would
be,
physically
and
nervously.
There's
no
doubt
about
it.
The
modern
way
to
shop
is
to
read
the
advertisements,
then
make
notes
of
the
stores
and
the
particular
offerings
that
appeal
to
you.
What
a
lot
of
time
and
bother
such
a
method
saves.
You
know
beforehand
what
you
want
to
look
at,
who
has
it,
and
what
you
will
have
to
pay.
Read
the
advertisements.
Make
it
a
daily
habit.
The
regular
reader
of
advertisements
is
better
informed,
makes
the
family
budge
:
stretch
further,
has
more
time
for
recreation,
gets
more
value
for
her
money,
and
profits
in.
many
other
ways.
Advertisements
are
frequently
the
most
interesting
news
in
the
paprr.
Every
day
these
shop-windows
are
Iined
up
for
your
inspection
in
this
newspaper
'
TliMsr
iiifltuln
tafkrpfiii
I
;i
(
ivita
nf
(
.tiimorsilios,
academic
socielies
ami
governments
and
delegations
I'm
in
nearly
eve.ry
Jewish
organization
an.
I
community
in
Ihe
from
A.
IS.
Chirk
oJ
Prince
'world.
Over
American
exercises.
AIRPLANE
PATROL
AGAIN
THIS
YEAR
Machines
Will
Come
North
from
Jericho
for
Fisheries
and
,
Survey
Work
It
Is
Reported
While
Ihe
local
Dominion
Fisheries
oftice
has
not
been
definitely
advised,
it
Is
reported
from
Ihe
south
thai
-airplanes
from
the
Hoyal
Canadian
Air
Force
al
Jericho
HeaCli
at
Van-
f
,
i
it.
Jewi
fifteen
wi
less
hundred
ed
Hie
he
here
again
this
patrol
the
fisheries.
Lieut.
ISfil
MacLeod,
it
is
expect
ed,
will
be
in
charge
of
the
local
detachment
again
and
Squadron
Leader
Tudliope,
the.
new
com
pandor
al
Jen'qho.
will
probably
isit
here.
II
is
also
staled
in
Ihe
south
Ihal
machines
from
Jcrirho
will
conduct
extensive
surveys
of
the
dislricl
this
summer
including
Ihe
Stewart
region.
in
Advertise
in
Mie
Pally
News
in
no
win
hi,
i.uiu
uVloi
k
III
tlw
forpniMiii
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principal
address
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dedication
exercises.
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the
opening
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the
University,
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Jewish.
Homeland
movement.
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