Rod and Gun . C. B.Sissons et M. Morley Wickett. tous les ofwhom assetCanada a souligné la splendide possède dans son merveilleux .Al-pin région. M. W. S. Jackson d'UpperCanada College, Toronto a donné une de-lumineuses de l'escalade compte en Suisse et Mme ^^ilson, également de Toronto, représentant les membres diplômés du camp 1911 entertaininglythe, décrit les impressions d'un premier camp et une première montée sur l'amateur femme grimpant. Les rapports reçus par le C. P. R. re-respect du nombre de visiteurs à theRocky montagnes ?a montré une grande en plis, sur les chiffres de 1910. Nearlythirty thous

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Rod and gun . C. B.Sissons and Dr. Morley Wickett. all ofwhom emphasized the splendid assetCanada possesses in her wonderful .Al-pine region. Mr. W. S. Jackson of UpperCanada College, Toronto gave a de-lightful account of climbing in Switzer-land and Miss ^^ilson, also of Toronto, representing the graduating members ofthe 1911 camp, described entertaininglythe impressions of a first camp and a first climb upon the amateur woman climber. Reports received by the C. P. R. re-specting the number of visitors to theRocky ?Mountains showed a great in-crease over the figures of 1910. Nearlythirty thousand were cared for at Banffand the same applies to the Hotel Van-couver. Never, it is said, has such heavybusiness been done. For the threemonths ending September 30th, the num-ber of arrivals at the hotel was 25, 799.At ^ictoria, Glacier, Lake Louise andEmerald Lake the numbers were equallysatisfactory. In consequence of this sev-eral of the hotels are to be extended tomeet the requirements of the season.. Master Harry Bonner, aged eleven, of Fainesville. 0., with his string of hass caught March 27th. 1910.sixteen pounds, largest three and a half pounds. Total weight A Youthful Fishermans Success The accompanying illustration showsthe success of a youthful angler whosome day will probably show his prow-ess on the Canadian side of the border.At present his youthful energies are con- fined to a stream flowing through hishome town of Painesville, Ohio. It willbe noticed that his catch exceeds thelegal limit in Ontario. The bass, nine innumber, weighed sixteen pounds and thelargest was three and a half pounds. 1 A Satisfactory Hunting Trip In Northern Ontario. BV JOHN R. WATSON. AS the days of October gradually be-gan to slip by, one by one andthe leaves gathered themselvestogether in the gutters and hol-lows as if for protection from the chillthat seemed to permeate the atmosphere, and make the nostrils distend and themuscles respond with new life and vigor, that feeling of restles

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