The sun., 1916-09-29

small FOUNDER In Jamaica nay.
charlie Noehren Of Goose Creek says
,hat mere are plenty Of small founders in
1nS oay ana that they have started to bite.
weather. Wv" Wv WI"
Incidentally Noehren Is preparing for his
sunday. October 20.
An Honest Man Finds . Fishing Rod.
man. He Is 0eorgs A. Rice Of toS i,ucby
road: At the sheepshcad nay IL" station
nr rnG September n, he picked W a hsh.
who properly identines IL.
vem Hefs Moves Nearer Broadway.
Edward Vom Hofs 4 Co. dealers In fsh-
premises at II: Fulton street. For many
ysnfs This concern was located east OF
they ou,srew their quarters there and hsd
20 nnd q new location. Tho new store
PLIES Them nsa. Broadway. where the
real paradise for lovers of the gentle art.
Another Barnegst Trip for Gene Cod.
The stsa mer Caps Cod will make another
nshins trip TO Barnegat. leaving Battery
rier on Saturday at /? o'clock midnight.
Hunting seaaon Opens Here Tomorrow.
In the Adirondack Tomorrow the sea-
son Is open for deer having horns three
Up State tho season 10 open for rabbit.
squirrel. ruled grouse and woodcock.
IN Long Island the season Is open for
The upland game season on Long Island
does not begin until November 1.
Maine %Fsrtrfdses Have Hard Timss,
The cartridges going to be plentiful
tall7" Is q question I have been asked
BY several local bird hunters.
. As my business IL cruising timber lands
J am In the woods the greater part Of the
tline. me greater part of the ground I
Is IN Aroostook county. in sections
nave noticed quite a few young broods
OF partridses IN my. travels and the most
ne nro9ds had about the .ame number.
was favorable at the time Of Matching.
But even H. pariridges are fairly thick
- good shooting after she season opens.
especially. In sections that ar. freau-nt-d
by local hunters and fishermen. Back in
consequently they viii be found
It's a wonder to .hos. who Ar. In q posi-.
tridees hold GU, as wolf as they do. With
what they are up against.
They. are hunted and shot from July
until January. and around many lumber
and railroad tie camps they Kill all winter.
The hawks and owls pick Up a ~certsin
! pcfIsn' ss o NV. The "Gs.. s sns,my y VII, nS s,.
gun. Is the fox. The foxes No. only catch
tho old bird on her nest and destroy the
eggs out they XIII the o'tos any NWe OF
| have heard some one say that foxes
can catch par;rIdses only in a deep snow,
eu, 'hs, i a mistake, for how 60 they
Ana L ne p,.:. .. p1;,ins Z bounty on n
Ing foxes should be repealed and Their. are
other laws IN force to-day .hat should he
repealed and several others amended that
ar" now helping 70 Decrease the game and
fur bearing animals OF our state.
Houlton. Me. Sept. 20.
Deer IN Dutchess County.
For game We have plenty OF rabbits. both
and jack, fray sources. par
Foxes are also plentiful. both red and
For FUR bearing animals, ". haze the
room. skunk. muskrat. mink, &c.
Also, deer are quite plentiful as many
as seventeen have been seen At one time.
Thrrc is no ope" '1 TARo III , j oAsnY s"
Jackson Corners, Duchess County. y. y.
20.
First Aid 70 O,I.kin coatA
Parafnn dissolved IN sasoien" In ths
proportion OF about i.3 or = anu App.Ieu
Ss,; N. .h'nl 4.m Si,s n, E 'p fsni.ne 70 Of e" ., ae'sk,s
together that some cid coats PHs;ss
New York. September :s.
Fisherman on Tuna's hack.
TUNA ar. now on their way south" said
> ives, Forty-nfth street. Yesterday,
some stray ones may be lurking about IN
,hc waters off the New Jersey coast, but
The rest have gone. not to return until the
I'm tuna HshirG the one thing that you
TO look out for Is channg the line.
leaders are Of no use: tSr . S,s tuna
eader until 4. wears of its scales or cuts
have taken tuna with the scales worn
one eide Of their body. .,...u.,,
s!isS. e.s:Im:n; sSSs;n!s sY.: axe: NE:
.ries "Hurrah," and on you 20 With . Ash
!, 's., .r m:y m s9s. f Ssui n.'f t:us sSyT' an .t hHSi
angler can take q hundred pound una In
hour,
a hand line, ! told him YES. but to
no careful not to lat himself be pulled over
board He hooked eight or n'ns tu"s1; at
20 close to the boat
II told him to go ahead. hut 10 wait un-
I threw over so that 1t would drift
the fisherman half a mossbunker.
rhe fisherman made a lunEe At the tuna,
nut the fsh was down too deep and no
] advised him not to hook the nsh
IN the head, for the active. propelling part
u the tura Is tho tai.
'The fisherman gave a quick lunge,
gated the tuna amidsh'ps. pulled u up
and dumped u into the boat. Then
Jumped on /, as one would Jump on the
Of a horse.
1T reminded me OF q horec race, except
the fisherman was unable TO keep his
scat. Tn. n.h every few seconds would
knife 10 the fisherman ana he plunged Il,
INTO the fsh, As Il lost blood II tired ant
Eradually bled to death. !. was q thrilling
px experience for the fisherman, and 7 never
neard that he wanted TO try u again,
Another tims a fisherman, LOSING re
se,her The instant he got a strike he pu,
he strength In his back, shoulders and
and hand over hand h" pulled the ash
the boat.
he fisherman got four tuna, ! took three
iook one, hu: rod and reel angling ron
'luded Mr.. Schser. 'is the only snort
way ~ nshing for tuna"
Queer Raft. BLACK Bass Take.
=. ". Highly Of tho AnEl.rs Club of New
iork. artist and angler. who Is now IN his
River camp At Narrowsburg. y
believes ARMY that the black bass VII
AXE any kind OF artificial lurs II I, is
IN the right way. Also the bass
n any tackle shop.
Mr. H;by has used o china dot. n
handle OF a teacup, mechanical Toys that
,ne hugs for children in hve and ten cent
changed them about. making the tall come
hrst. and tho head last and induced the
bass to take II. Not only that hut
ne he: had strikes from piekere, also on