Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 148, 26 April 1912 — Page 10

PAGE TEN, THE RICHMOND PAI l4AIIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRA3I. FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1912.

2,500 TREES WERE PLANTED BY THE SCHOOLCHILDREN Most Elaborate Celebration of Arbor Day in the State Was Observed in This City Today.

(Continued from Page One.) for the trees will fall In later years and that they cannot do too much In studying forestry. Dr. Coulter a Speaker. Dr. Stanley Mv Coulter, dean of the faculty of Purdue University spoke to Hthe students of the Garfield school this .morning and explained to them the 'necessity of doing their part In preserving trees. His discourse was along fthe same lines as that of Mr. Fairbanks. In the afternoon Dr. Coulter also Ualked to the pupils of the White Walter, Starr, Vaile and Finley schools, (his talks being apropos to the observance of Arbor Day. Following the talks to the school children Mr., Fairbanks and Dr. CoulIter, accompanied by members of the board of education and representative of the Commercial club visited Qlen tMiller park, where each planted one of Khe small American elms along the jpath leading from the pavilion to the (rear picnic grounds. In all twenty-five I elms were planted along the path to-j-day. At the high school this evening a mass meeting will be held under the auspices of the Commercial club to which the general public is invited. (Both ex-Vice President Fairbanks and ,Dr. Coulter will deliver addresses. Muj sic will be furnished by the high I school orchestra, under the direction jof Prof. Will Earhart.

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NOTHING BUT FISH AT-GAMEBANOUET In the Repast, the Speeches and Discussion, Fish the , Central Idea.

Two hundred followers of the ancient and honorable Mr. I. Walton, gathered last night in the banquet room of Odd Fellows' hall, partook of an excellent repast, listened to a number of short speeches and then smoked big black cigars while discussing matters more interesting (to them) and important than affairs of state. In the repast, in the speeches and in the discussion, fish was the central idea. It was a fishy affair from start to the conclusion and no crowd but one of real-for-sure fishermen will stand for an evening's entertainment which provides but one subject. Fishermen, however, dote on such affairs and are as enthusiastically "fishy" when It is all over as when it begins. True, there were many men there last night who never caught a fish, and there fere others there who have caught few, if any. but who have come to believe

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even themselves that they are real fishermen. There were still others there last night who often catch them and who have authentic and air-tight records in the fishing business. But this rare combination of "nevers." "seldom" and "oftens" had- no trouble in getting along together on such an occasion as last night. Everybody was satisfied with everything and everybody and when the affair broke np tiere was real sadness written on every face. G. W. Miles, o Indianapolis, Indiana's commissioner of fish aad game, was the special guest of honor and the anglers paid handsome tri

bute when he arose to speak. Mr. Miles has great faith in the state of Indiana as a sportsman's heaven. He pointed out last night how much had been done in the past In the way of stocking streams and forests, and he predicted greater achievements for the future. He said that the way In which the state's stock of bass had been increased in a few years and the protection given fish of all kinds in every part of Indiana, had been accomplished through the hearty co-op ration of organisations such aa the Wayne County Fish and Game Protective association, whose guest he was. Mr. Miles said that the fl thing grounds of

Indiana could be made as attractive as those of Wisconsin and other states, and he told of a fancy he had that trout, the rainbow variety, would live and thrive as well In Indiana streams, or some of them, as to the waters of the north. Mr. VI ties even went ao far aa to say that he hoped the next general assembly would increase the appropriation for fish and game protection so that a trout hatchery might be established. He Is now looking for a suitable place for the location of such, and he hinted that Richmond fishermen might be able to potot out to blm a likely place along

some of the streams hereabout. Other addresses were made by Dr. . C 8. Bond. Judge L. C. Abbott and i George R, Williams. .Lawrence Hand-1 ley read an original bit of verse In t which an incident in the fishing ca- f reers of two local lawyers furnished the theme. Charles W. Jordan, secretary of the Commercial club acted as toastmaater at the banquet. Many new members were received into the fold of the association last night and its permanency is assured,

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