The sun., 1916-08-19

id 'iiaiiss 'iasi III sSSs ass+$ ss::Ssss
conditions like that. The boats are =
close TO each other you could step rerSss
Ash Ike the weakhsh and make ar astsmpt
no %.x pay ~ '' Win s' soG s0G n.i a1s ;.'' on :,,sss
side, SO make up your mind" SAID tns
blind nsherpan In parting, mot 70 srssSs
water on Sunday in Jamaica Bay"
search foe . Gssd saoshtsa.
A.. Schneider Of l5s ives. rlftlsth street,
secretary Of the seaweea Fishing CLUB
.' 8. w sss c x..a nsle o. s Ssa. ss%' on Angus,
bsrs Of the Rolling F,:hlne club on Of
other to reach the Casanova. left his out
Mt on one Of them. ....
Captain Joe u he or his crew had found y.
They had. and Schneider got the rig OF his
guest: thanked the people on ,hH caRi,shn
Ing Club member left his own grip ON the
con,Sined a reel two scales and an -assort.
ment OF hooks and sinkers' could no' %
Will another good samaritan help out the
hrst good samaritanr concludes schneider
Pier FISHING Conditions
read tho article by "One Of the Regu-
lars" In q recent issue In reference to bait
shortage on DreAmland pier. and can 90
They now charge I'VE cents deposit on an
old tin can when they sell you nine kiiiies
A nsherman who brings his wife with
him meets with embarrassment In the room
sci A''a HL aS5 S USE Or THE REGULARS.
New York. August ii.
shrewsbury River Nettins.
II fishermen are at a loss to account for
the poor fishing In the hrewsbury River
srsy dorY that draws nets at the mouth Of
the river for m~ossbunkers7
In the " sbury River wesknsh are
In the nossbunher net on August T.
Is It not against the law to draw nets
Of any Kind In the mouth; w Il TED nonr.
Highlands. n. j., August "a.
What 70 Eat Bank Fishing.
IF 1ke' In to-dsy's issue wants to know
about 'ea'!ckness. Here's my formula. q
l.. no alcoholic drinks the day or night
coupl. Of slices Of. bread and butte,
:alted "a very paiatabls drink for break
and s ,Sssn i ns, 1 .nrssd With Oiosss'
paste. sandwich fashion.
One or two tomatoes. salt and pepper
some ginger snaps.
Some bicsrbonate Of soda.
II the stomach Is sour and fermentinl
.s.; 81 soda ana yI s.. 20 IT TV up iii you Ss",
overcome the sourness
Eat nothing TIL you feel reasonably. con.
tomato. plenty OF salt and pepper. IL ths
works right at 10 A. N. "a sandwich ant
bottle Of beer. cold. to be repeated a
The ginger snaps should bs used tenta
Fish. Never give up. Leave. chicken
chops. pore and all greasy foods home.
The bioater. paste Is innocent of harm
and tasty aud peculiarly grateful on sal
Too much of anything Is bad. a.. tn
cat. said when she fell In the pail o
milk.
Don. forge, that ". are not an alik'
fering stomschs. some a sight more THAI
others, and the poor tummy has an In
aiienable right TO get back at US once II
a while and will.
S7 fulton street. Brooklyn. August II
Marry Fisheunen. Advice Of Angler.
Did you ever know y m!ser to be a
angler or u n~sherman7 l never did. anc
~. VERY ra,sly tina, yan ss. = s1insy per
When you see a man with. an OUTFIT o
fishing tackle hanging around a ferryboa
an 'ssosanSesys s sH,'S aprisS, ' sen,Ism Ssa ' a hall Il
fellow well met. born with an i~ntuitiv
sense Of love your neiEnbor as yourself, tn
| kind Of . man YOU can ask TO watch you
grip while YOU step around the corner an,
take a drink.
IL has never been my luck to buck nj
against b bold, bad man who said that La
delighted IN. sitting In a boat and hearini
the click ~ the reel. the running out o
xlis,sning. sparkling beauty as 1t lies /
IN, bottom Of the boat.
As for thieves, gunmen and 'oushs, the
are tsbooed from the fishing fra,erni'y
There Is 40 aiinity between AN angler am
a rsscsll,. no account man,
An angler likes his little nip. but It 1
vary FAralN chat Nnlt a "A ArnnEAn Nsh.r
man. OF course there are lots Of sporadi
you nigh, cali them) fishermen who oc
nshinr' getting jolly and noisy. ana IL th.r
Is a little cabin or galley on the boat get
ting broke chats where the penny ant
comes In. but never getting any fsh.
As IA rule fishermen are among the bette
class Of men socially and morally. with a
homes, right hand
Ana my advice to the fair sex " to al
your fsnce ~ he Is a fisherman. II he 50
". you say YES. ana may God bless 20,
a goldfish IN Il large bottle hiled Nit
water, aud instead Of feeding the hsh h
|, Rubbed a crust Of bread on the outside. o
things He couldn't AFFORD the eNpens. .
keeping two. IRA W. MOORE.
syosset. L. l.. August 10.
sporting Fish Taken by Women.
A Long Key. Palm Reach and MiaU
darts article In Sundays Sun ie.ds me I
show what women do In the Florida water
during the winter season.
Here Ia a seasons catches Of big amber
Jack. kinEfsh. barracuda. cowhsh. sroupc,
, KIM maekereL. isatherhsh. sailnsh an
whipray.
: Amhcrtack-Miss Gertrude Bulson. Lon
Key. So pounds: Mrs. Snyder. Long Kc,
pounds. Mrs. +. II, Ellsworth, Lon
: Key. ~ pounds con ~ thread iinei; MIR,
We Hnl. Long Key. AZ pounds.
Barracuds-M Mrs. +. ". Ellsworth. Lon
= Key, 81 pounds ,on . thread line,
E Grouper-Miss c, Power, Long Key.
pounds
' K~lngfsh-Miss Edith sha,tuck. Lon
e Key, IS pounds; Mrs. ANTHONY j. preN.
Y Jr. Long Key, 20 pounds.
. King Mackerel-Mrs snyder, Long lie,
4 80 pounds
Il sailhsh-Mrs John Phipps. Palm Reacl
a ~ pounds Miss Catherine BALDWIN. Pal
. Reach; 3: pounds; Mrs. +. y. Ellsworth
Long Key, ~ pounds 90 ounce rod MIR
r Henry Carnegie Phipps, Palm Reach,
. mounts; Mrs Arthur Scott Burden. Pal
u beach, ~ pounds.
i whiprav-Mrs, IT, Williams. Jr.. Milan
900 pounds. caught on linen linr With
= ounce TIP. AMBERJACK.
y Palm Beach. Fla. August 10.
. The Wind and Fishing.
am Indicted TO Que Of your reader
n who was too modest to sign his ma me. {,
Ing tho wind. which goes like this:
when tho wind is In the north
- 4 sk!lful Usher goes not forth.
A When the wind Is In the east
!. ""ris neither good for man or heast.
When the wind Is In the south
" blows the bait In the tish's mouth.
When the wind Is In the west