The sun., 1916-11-06
Rod and Gun News
Friday Opening Game Day In Jersey.


Friday Opening Game nay In jersey.
Friday is the opening day for upland
game animals and birds in New Jersey.
On that day quail. rabbit. saa!rrel: male
prairie chicken and Hungarian partridge
may bs KILLED. The open season lasts until
Tho season has been open for some time
on migratory waterfowl ana shore birds
The bag i!mi. Is as. follows: Ten rab-
or rinsn.sk. ph.assnts. 3 HUNGARIAN pal.
ducks, 10 each Of geese and bran, day.
To- hunt in New Jersey Il 4. necessary
tained from any county. city or town % clerk
or talsried warden. The cost TO the non
' /. .G 10 IA anS S.s TO h Jersey asT N Sunns Nun;
TO use q gun holding more than two cav.
ir,dFes a, time or a hr.aIm ,n tina. may ,,. be
N 10 Illegal to use q siieneer In hunting
Licensed non.resid.nts may remove game
from the state u exposed to view. The
nnits ,hm, follow; fifty reed. or rail- birds.
sn 1rs' snd raSs, np npTs'r sS ton not exceeding
Gunners must not deposit any rye. wheat,
os,s or corn or other cereal. except Wild
f,.sh sstsrs Of the stat. FOR the purpose
of deeoyins or batting water Wild fowl
The time limit for hunting wild fowl
Is between sunrise and sunset.
II IL illegal In wild fowl hunting TO use
20 oss sso not rpm sy 0.s or Iad1ss Or
with water.
I, i,. aeains. the law to shoot into
Bin Crockett for Contribs' Dinner.
7 should like 20 go to the dinner OF the
contributors OF the Rod end Gun column
of THE srN wherever ana whenever the
New York, Nov Z.
Baron and Ananias 10 BE Has Beeus."
II surrey VIII be great dinner. that
planned for the contributors OF the Rod
AND Gun column o. THE SIN: wan, TO
n me Sh 80 nSss pleasure The a'nnsr should
The dinner Will be great success. baron
Munehsusen and Ananias will appear az
AN OCCASIONAL CONTRIBUTOR.
New York, Nov. 3.
George England. Contrib. Not Barrred.
should like to accept the dinner invita-
ton TO contributors Of the Rod and Gun
and 20 Is prasent?' MERRY KISS.
New York. Nov 5.
Newark Casting Tournament Tue-day.
The Newark BAIT and Fly Casting club
vii holda tournament on e'-c''on day At
re platform. wcequahic Park Lake, New
ark.
There will be six, events. ,h... mr.; oi
which WI he called a. \. NJ. Thee
| bait casting ohsndicspI, iisht tackle dls-
| lance hy. Hve ounce rod (handIcspl. one
| half ounce accuracy bait. distance one half
| salmon Hy casting thandicapi. and accu-
| racy wet ny casting FIVE ounce rod.
| Pleasant Valley Meets to ReorGsnise.
| A meeting Of the Pleasant Valley Fishing
| ist West Twenty ninth street.
Book. VII be open for new members 20
| ie ffte~n.
| What Resore.tst,on Me.ns IN peo,,e
| Some people are 40 narrow minded that
they can s9u.Nzs through AN inhnitesimsily y
small crack and have plenty OF room TO
| I have Just read an .d,.e-isl IN On. Of n.
| local gossip sheets that 10 the most asrine
excuse for no; doing things have ever
n. :a,'c,,.i 5.,.,' 70 II. R,oeo'ta. ra!.
a s,a', 'cr... preserve which WI ~ -
.s'im,hi, yali. to future generations %
Tso proro.,l -sn, 'or bond is.Y. ~
| S0 900. 900 payahls IN any years, The
| money ~ 20 Re used 'o- the purchase -
| and and the rssorsstation ~ tho lanis hv
m. STAT. Which u.ll conserve tn. water
| sheds AMI tn" water power ~ the star.
and ,nsur. forever iryiola's thousand. "'
| acres Of state reservation open ~ the
| people of this and every other generation
| OF the state a. great rc'reation ground.
free to righ and poor ai!k". without pre- iu'
| dic~ to political. racial or religious creed.
| The editorial IL against tho proposal.
| which will hs voted on in tn" coming No
| yem5.r election, and prays for It's do'eat
I'll is a crime nrainst our children =
,Rou,snd, R,,d and thousands Ills Of a,-es Of Ina
| all over It's rast eS'"rt thai AZ" non-'sS
| able and useless for any purpose what
soev.r 70 the. people of the stat" :: ..,
| now owned hy millionair"s who have ~
Us. for Il and do not want :; and VIII hS
glad TO part with +; for Il -utet,'.'ial snin.
| 9 q
its overload. Few p-op.e would he
able TO make u.o o, :. a. \ park and tho
vas: majority .,ot peoT." never !'d or Ni'l
The writer wishes 20 mention rlGh' her"
tha; there are thcus"nh. and 'hcu's nd'
| Of men. women ANA children living In Nyw
| York city who have n"v"r stepped foot In
side Of tho Mctropoi'au Museum, or NJ
rum. Rronx Park and other public places
and they are not all tn" poor people eithcr,
,or ;hc poorer classes ;ake advantag. ~
The editorial goes on:
This ~ n time FOR retrenchmont rather
nS an on: ro:. d oh
property from si2s to ii5s in three wears
and Heaven and the appraiser only know
The editorial then states that Senator
Robert r, Lawson strongly believes tha' a
;io.ooo, 900 bond issue :. an in.xcusahle u
,ravagarce. "It would saddle d"ut nu
the people oc the stat" FOR nfty years and
would benefit but few
state Owns Forest Preserve.
! Tommyrot This STAT" nov nRuS IN i',
forest preserve lsit.550 acres sni T. turn
Ing ever" II, - into valuable land by :, sy,-
tenn of trrc painting that docs tot cos the
people ~ the state a penny.
! The tree are grown ir the states ovr
| nurseries ami the reclamation Of the Ia nd
is hr!ngins the value 70 the peopl. ~ ;hc
STATE from an 'ns,ynhCaut land value "a
hundreds OF dollars per acre.
u is estimated that more than y million
dollars worth OF timber can h- cut by
lection and sold annually Without de,ri
mont 10 the forests, which would make q
fny year bonded debt OF 100000 look
sick
| In tho nurseries the State Ia now grow Z
upward Of 5000 900 tree. and the uuuua
| output is about 10000, 900.
| THIS means that lands that have beer
dev t1tated by the lumber barons IN tNs
pas VII, IN the course % time enrich th,
State as Il has 'he lumber harons %ot
only does II insur" timber for the future