PORTLAND,
OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1915. ' !
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Pleasure in Angling
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"GEE. I WISH A BIG ONE WOULD BITE"
On row , of "Isaack Waltons" waiting opposite Jennings Lodge for something to happen at the other
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WELL. WELL. AND HERE ARE SOME MORE OF 'EM
Some of the anglers who are not so sure of their luck brine chairs along prepared to make a day of it. Two are in this picture.
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'YE-E-E. I LANDED HIM ALL RIGHT. FELLOWS"
After you had struggled with a whopper many minutes, and you were becoming nervous, and you were being watched by the whole bunch, and then you got him.
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ONE OF THE MANY CATCHES
. . The smile-that-won't-come-off brightened this fisherman's face as he held up this monster -salmon
that he had just yanked out of the water so he could get in the same picture with it.
f - SALMON CREATES GREAT FUSS TO REGAIN LIBERTY
u :re - scene that womld make the eyes of eastern fishermen pop out with envy. The big salmon' is making a desperate fight to escape and is churninz the water kv,
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