The sun., 1916-11-18

6JI SD2 500 6lS Owl SAs ~
q small start to show the great good thas
can Be accomplished.
Help Ursentiy Needed.
This II . gentle reminder that your ns'p
10 urgently needed. We ask you 49,
brother angle. and : food ci',ssn T ,nnyr.ilr
and through POUR REPRESENTATIVES, in vm,u n'
there 10 strength; In association and num.
Der. there 10 mutual benefit sA'e'' s"a
81 row =. = professions, man ,:y .d hs,:
Legal or other learned society. IL you nrs
wisdom Of various civic and trade ooards-
OrSanixation has made labor respscten.
Organization ID the basis Tor reeuI,s n
sshinH s re, y nds you eam extend a little
aid by merely being one to increase the
size and numbers Of our organization.
ing done and you viii become interested
and want to do more to Improve your
sivs body that has been constantly s,riv.
ing to promote and protect the interes,s OF
all anglers. for conservation OF our nstu-
raj resources, particularly a. resards hsn'
for propagation Of species that have Pc
come scarce. for the prevention or poIiu-
ton and illegal methods Of rapture.
The league was the instrument that
abolished netting In Jamaica Bay. which
New York. We aim to influence legislation
that will extend these conditions In every
tons. We want local hatcheries and the
distribution OF fry that will thrive In our
adjacent waters.
Our work IL for all and we have q place
and welcome for every one. DO not delay
longer. Send your application TO \ nnan-
sSsnSfI H to ans Of Or OUR Se'i rsia I,,,i' m ss'es !.
and get acquainted. You will want to
come again. as there 10 always something
OF Interest Second meeting Of mo"'h Is
yours.
Meetings are held on the second and
fourth thursday. o! zach month n the
We viii expect, you. 80 pleas. Keep .h,.
'''''t ESirs 4 'r aSoLpRs LEAGUE. INC.
New York. Nov. ~.
Largo Founder Catches Condemned.
Another county has just been heard
from ana an sorry to note that . mem
70. happen from that quarter. However
s sss,nn an. "a. ss. z ', e. r...s wrIn: am :" .o. sn.
boatsd at Freepori lao nounders '~weishin;
. half pound each. LoOfins at thing
from a conservative standpoint his Il
Altogether too many postal cards for I
Reverting TO the Shakespearian "what'i
In a name one should not express sur
prise at This wholesale tax on next year,
What q mess they took home to mothe
70 clean! A hundred and forty little iel
lows 10 pay for a strenuous day on tn
How the. reel must have hummed 90
was Z, hand lines') ana how nimbly thos'
eNtTtCatei the moor itfiA thinRa from 0hei
torment Things must have been som,
lively. pulling and having. ! reckon Their
Just for the Sale Of .ociabiiity and tina
mere wns great fun n the hop: skip an,
eighteen thread was shaker on.
Asks Sire and Catch Limit.
The advocates Of cotton thread are to b.
admired for the good work they are doing
Thy ar. true gentlemen anglers, for the
Z, 4. r and %y NO! rna weak T MI,
are genteei enough TO 10 after these iiiti
postal cards with a Eo.,amer stran,
pu t nb, ,sGm o sne l "es OF a spider could 'he'
They are true blue enough to tackle sue,
a propositicn IL II were possible just to Civ,
not of adequate size they would ver,
glneeriy cxtricate the hook and put tn,
h'hn lack In the water
rho Mould M anchor and beat II ava,
rom IN" spot where a marine kind-rsarfe'
Wan m NOR: , so,S,ns xcs = r.ct': -...icn
y HON, the time will come when sal
water rsh will be limited ms 70 sire an.
ar. nov restricted. I hon. We vii, 500,
have n Fehing license 80 That we con 70
the proper laws framed for the protec.,o,
hog" "' MI water gam
sure DO van 80 .e. that lc.n.. WI,
a wonderful hing II will he for the fisher
men " viii help some OF us 10 accom-
push what. We want 20 accomplish. Per
that /. ,n no 70 ,s a man per DIN. bn
Get me7 syf.
New York, Nov -. I'll
Motor Boat Advance Inquiry.
hoS w'h ths SwnHr or captain o. ~. mo,o
sunday. he'ore election day kindly lr, m
KNOW y the boat IL private or open TO IN
public' what Is tn. chare. for a Usher
man ana where Is is leaving place
New York, Nov. ~.
To . Fish ~ the nrooAs,
Why hre.' thou way, with fearr
Il have no wicked hooke.
All coNer'i with a snarins bait.
Alas, to tempt thee TO thy fate,
And dragge thee from the brooke
Q harmlss. tenant 81 the food,
! do not wish to spill thy blood,
For Nature unto thee
" ''''' MAIN ENFn " tfnheH VIZ
And children deaf. to charms thy life.
As she hath done for me.
Enjoy thy stresme. q harmless ash,
Anr when an anrler; for, his dish.
ATTEMPTS, a wretch, to pull thee out.
God give thee strength. o gentel trout.
To pull the raskall IN
JOHN woLcoTr. I7ss-isls.
Fishing Trip with . Moral.
what won't q man do when he's d,hin,
Recently W. +. Eichert and his family wei
inc guests OF a man who runs a beautif
m9,orboaf for a wealthy man.
The host secured permission TO tai
them out and they anchored on the MUS
beds on Coney Island. Mrs. Eichert causl
the nrst nsh. a : pound ling and then n
toe set In 90 swift the sinkers would n,
Tho host thereupon tied the crank ha,
die OF the engine 10 his line and started
to fsh. but caught nothing until finally !
caught IN the bottom and lost the Gran
They hailed all the passing boats. h,
none had one that would Mt ferro =,
CINE. In desperation the men grabbed al
wheel and after much EFFORT finally g
Island and searched the whols place
order to buy. beg or steal one, but withol
avail. Then darkness set In and they hs
to return to Gravesend Bay.
Moral: Take enough tackle with YOU.
New York, Nov. -. A. HAMILTON, Jr.
ROD AMI dUN.
N. j. \. III, Sun. 1900 a. ". CHOLER
NJ. j. u. H.. SUNDAY 1850 A. M.-BANE
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From wrsgs's Dock. shs.pshssd Ray