Logan Republican | 1907-06-19 | Page 3 | A Calumny on Anglers

A Calpmny on Anglers. "We fishermen," said Havelock Morton, Mor-ton, California's famous fly caster, "aro continually being accused of Intemperance Intemper-ance The 'accusation Is' false. No Intemperate man could ever cast a fly. Yet yesterday a friend of mine had tho effrontery to say to me: "'You fishermen! You fishermen 1' '"What's tho matter now?' I asked scornfully. "With a chuckle ho .declared that, out walking In the country, ho had met an angler beside a brook and had Bald to tho man: " " 'How can you tell tho good places from thfe bad 'when you come to a stream?' " 'By the bottles,' tho man answered. '"Wherever the most empty bottles aro scattered 1b tho best place." "