The sun., 1916-12-13
Rod and Gun NelOs


TArss Msrs Day. fss Jsrssy Hu,tias.
Only three more dsys remain for upland
eame hunting IN New Jsrssy. to-day. to-
.osnn:r: who Want. s..a .por. In. .A...
i Esv,n 3. G 81 wilt II 's Sss III: ' g; IN n: ::,e
Usher" IN. h,s sfae. rs Z. n. ''' World ia' Build.
%: .sy. y': s:%: 'Si,r rs'' IL a e. 's isI:.. :'' S::l III 81
80 well have the birds multiplied tina,
rsspi 70, n;,d Shooting there i' much seed
"Aions the Passaic River. back Of Han.
oyer Neck. phsasants are numerous and
the same 10 true Of the Black River. back
can be killed. The boys. swsmps and the
U,se. aldsrs are ideal cover for the Eng
I'm .ouih Jersey. in sd4,s,en to ph.ss.
says woedcsek ssass. Tss Eary.
The woodcock season in New Jersey
and under the migratory wildfowi law 1,
open from October 10 to November 80 In
talked with feel that the New Jerse,
Board OF Fish and Game Commissioner
o. which my n%eiEhbor, Ernest Napier q
oovsrnor-siect EDGE, ought 10 take "
with the biological Survey Of the De.
partment OF Agriculture. which has taker
question Of a later s.s.on for, woodcess
ioSsr 10 to SovemSsr 80. ~ W
"Woodcock shot SO early in the season
as october are our summer woodcock and
"" woodcock We depend upon for spori
do not arrive In New Jersey 80 early In the
fan as October 10. The fail flights OF
The early opening Of the woodcook sea,
ir%re.pon:iSl.. runner: into the weed. !.
rabbit. squirrel. quail. ruRed grouse. Hun
sarian partridge and the English or ring
neck pheasant season. That 10 bad. Thss,
: nSns;ss H. e. .ssas %; hS M.niss. , e. ~5 S,s.
eoek law later 90 a. to conform with tn.
upland game season would eliminate much
Irresponsible hunting.
Susseses Bsunty - Is1ss.
The Board Of Fish and Game cemmis
cioners. the Governor-eleot and the Lsgis
iaturs should get togethsr and seek I,
Il Would mean tSs sn eus.,n HHc on ', o. irre. pom
sible. hunting. stop the killing Of summe
woodcock and give the birds . chance q
s sooc al, .he n,s Sss 81 Jer rys ~oIid s sn61y re.li;
from November 10 TO December Is.
"Another thing that the Eexisiatur
needs to do. In conjunction with the Boar,
OF Fish and Game commissioner. and tina
Is to oner q larger bounty on red and era.
foxes. A bounty offered by the count,
and state governments sufficient TO en-
these pests would be of great value TO tn
state. also to- the farmer and the gunner.
Foxes. owls. hawks. weasels. mink an,
days a year. They Kill a great deal NOR
game than licensed hunters do. II W.
put q sufficient bounty upon all kinds O
,ermin to make T. worth tn: while o
these animals and birds out or thinnin
them down game In New jersey viii b
Tar more abundant.
hilly counties Of New Jersey. Sussex. War
rem. Hunterdon. Norris and parts Of Pas
sale countless"
Gerard Takss 70 Psund CsA.
william Gerard Of Ns Fifth stree,
Brooklyn. At the Choiera Bsnk in tn
Effort last Sunday caught q cod weishin
~ pounds.
waiting biting - Csssg Isla.A.
On the ou!soins tide At Dreamlsnd pie,
bait we'll. Even the fisherman % VII
tied his hook to the hole Of the sinke
SsIsh them: ln.iden'sIiy there was
No spirituous liquor. are sold on tn
pier. yeerybody being bent upon the health
ful sport OF fishing. JAY L.. L.
Brooklyn. Dec. !.
-Four Cod Pool winnsn st Cholera.
on Monday at the Cholera Banks thirty
three anElers on board the Elmar eaugh
with I. George Schroeder second. with
and Gus Rau and II. Miller had 8 each.
rhira S SsenS ~s' B haoen Ss u +. " 4 HERNIA ns,
$500 Fresh Pond road. Fresh Pond: Wi
lam Myles. i2s West Tooth street. and
Kelly. Coney Island.
You've said Il; 80 Founder Tells Story.
Will you say something about codrsi
AN A- .-- l-s ---.
and while everybody around me was &c
ting them ! had TO be satisfied with III
sight OF them. as I only caught two ION,
] may say. Q - FOUNDER. X
New York. Dec. ~.
Committes Of 100 Meets Tonight.
The committee OF 100 will meet to-nlgt
az 3s2 Sixth avenue TO discuss making tn
United Anglers Leag Ne ball. to be held O
January s. outshine last years reception.
Echoes from the Contribs' Dinner.
Tho United Anglers League Bulletin e
December-The contribs' dinner Of TIL
sun was n regular u. A, l.. family T,
union. whore rpontancity slowed. good fe
lowship flowed, enthusiasm warmed an
Inspiration inspirsd; What anyl.ns VII 4
the binding shell Of custom and sets IRE
the human heart within. II any thei
Issy have Ss . "S1 SsliT Il. to sn =; T. ii. s, them, nS% 's :,
most satisfying, Mitchell Of THE sun ".
IISs nd ,,,q%'n ma.is. 2 2SG Va; s wn. m. m'
Briggs was game. and altogether the
was an all hands around feeling thi
s%G''f sewers 81 non on a " sosner S-y o, Sea"sifai ar
instructive conservation picture by Seer
tary Carpenter.
The Man with the caiaba,h-oh. boy
Those echoe from the contributors dli
ner make . fellow feel that he has SUI
enough missed something II he was unfo
tunato enough to DO absent. That's ,ju
my position. was away getting loo
color for some new articles and missed u
big show. Regrets hre mere platitude
They don't cover the situation, and III
don't keep out the chill OF disappointment
It's Just like when you were a Riddle az
with anners born of breeding were con
been served and you saw some heartles
villianous guest take the last piece of oak
The missed tre., Is twice missed, as al
ing OF which H. Indefinitely postpone
And. friends. you're never so thirsty =!
when there's nothing to drink-so keen {
anything as when II 10 Just beyond 20
ECHOES" make me long for the ne
change, And in this conneetion J CONNIE,
torical statement made by a certain ge
tleman and Executive OF North Carolina
a brother Executive Of a sister State TO Il
south.
Edward r. Davis--As a beiatcd echo
the contribs' dinner permit me to sta
that thorouehly en,ioyed the anair A.
that The professor Is entitled to !,
May THE SUN shine forever for the bene
OF all It's readers. among whom II has
stsncher supporters thai tho Rod and CT
contributors.
And Yet They Fey God Isn't Game Fiah
Hello, you fellows who like to catch re
game fsh, not the ones you read about. b
.,anya v,v rod aud reel and mo tOp Gafu