The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-30

I nsh. They stated that they had good sport
throughout. :
In spite of the GOODNESS Of the, present
summer. little fishing seems to have been
oone near the Arkansas border, according
to their accounts They had good results
pass are particularly ntmerous
Local sportsmen are somewhat uncertain
over the exact provisions of the Illinois
game law. It is clearly aimed at nonresi-
n nents. put has one clause which seems to
Is the permission given. residents to have
trends with them by invitation.
Secuon 81 holds that hunters may obtain
permission, to hunt on the grounds Of their
trends and that penalties shall not apply to
1t is easy to see what a fieid for subter-
eGuge this opens up. Game wardens Of the
Ssaee are dependent upon the sales Of IL
ssnsss ior their fees and this Is generally
e euns,uered bad proposition. It viii either
censes. unless men of the highest character
IRE CHOSEN, or the Friendship" clause mem
n n,0neo ABOVE viii remove the necessity for
iosm M, securing licenses
ms latter condition of AFFAIRS would
, ,save the Wardens dependent upon wind for
,nerr ices: The game laws. accordingly,
tnree embarrassing situations may arise ont
o; OF the wording OF the present statute. aud
~ - peIeved that the laws need amendment
captain W. p. Turner. formerly Of the
Inshsh Army. but now a resident of this
city, had a special target-shooting match
with Bob Francis. Gatey Fallen and Eber-
narat Anheuser in a downtown gallery last
WEEK. captain Turner proved the best
margin. "o - "1'
Ever since Bob Francis has been attend
ing the Grand American trap shoot he has
peen 5mftten with desire. to excel in that
crancn or sport. Accordingly, he is party
20 s% four-cornered match which viii be
sn0t az Horns Grove In the. near future
francis will have Captain Turner as a
SRi chaer IN the anafr and will oppose Otto
1icnser, manager of Tommy Feltz, and
theater In the capacity Of treasurer. The
contest viii be at IeO live birds. and II re-
mains to be seen whether Captain Turner
the rifle. - NO o"es
Live.bird shooting has been something of
novelty mere lately, as no contests OF the
period Even at DUPONT Park. the home Of
me sport, so Tar as this city Is Concerned
d target shooting no has been the order Of the
A series of live-bird matches has heen
arranged for DUPONT Park. however. and
they will be shot OF October p, = and "a In
the manner of a tournament
Peter Netzer of the American Gun club
has some strong ideas on the subject NJ
fish culture and has recently written TWO
or three articles on the point. He believes
there would need be no scarcity Of nsh 1t
place were, ever used. All through Missouri.
he claims. are ponds and lakes that could
readily be stocked with nsh at small ex-
pense, and made to pay for the expendi- I
ture one hundred fold. -.
One fault with the average method Of
stocking nsh. he states, IL failure to pro-
which the ish may spawn. Central dcpth
Is all right, but the fish require some shall
low spots near the hank In which to d.
posit their spawn - =
Lack Of proper care IN stocking the pena
with different varieties OF NH and fhi1
same thing OF deep water thouehout Often
club and bass az nost voenc5ou6 cSunis1
b4is, eattuk their avn Nh Gulta foG61lyl
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