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The sun., 1916-10-17

over IN Philadelphia there Is a warm
astation FOR a state boxing commission.
which seems assured. and the clubs are
Already preparing to conform to COM
mission rules. II is declared the regula-
toNs OF the new commission will Dro-
hhit matchmakers or promoters from
managing boxers. and one Of the leading
critics on boxing OF the Quaker city
says: "
a Place has been made for ths club
physI,l'n 70 /. al the ringside. and al
though '"oking bored. ne has to ii, through
'e er're show. one manager has re.
s''ysi 4 s"lt Tor himself near the ring
am " IN his Judgment an opponent is
ftierte VII stop the bout. DISC astinx de.
avs where the crowd i held IN while a
lover tapes MS hands ana adjusts his
soy.s WI be done away with. No match
.'ahtr oi ne club should be allowed to
ilausee fighters, mother should the oricIli
uine*eepeF These two men above ali
Others saould keep their skirts clean when
y comes 20 being mixed up with the mon
shS compete. Their duties are onerous
49, tneIt MINDS should not be diverted
!fom their dutIcs'
The tlrnekeeper ~ a club was recently
seen standing up and roofing for one
OF his favor!tes instead OF attending
" ms business, which Is keeping time.
ana very essential to the boxing ga me.
Many other things complained OF are
fe'n IN New York clubs evory night.
Jack Dillon. who T.. n.sr,v Al. h,., n
eofer as Batting Levinsky. will get Into
n' ast'n tonight at the Broadway
Sp,fitrs Cub. HIS opponent viii be- Tim
NNe.ii. a Chicago ~heavywpight Of vhon'
l,l- - known here. Ne is said 70 be a
husky chap, and he Will need to be.
BiN Tate and Rufus Cameron. two lare.
lux srrappers, VIII battle down by III
~ waves az R"ckaway Tonight. and tna
the collision.
The sun., 1916-10-17
MAILS.

Hawaii, via San Francisco per steamship
Manoa, close at 1880 +, NJ, THURSDAY.
FIJI Islands. New Zealand aud Australia
Except WestD, via Vancouver and Victoria,
r. g, rer steamship Niagara. close at o 30
L. NJ Friday,
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and china. via San Francisco,
per steamship Persia Maru, close at 1870
i. NJ. SATURDAY,.
shanghai and specially addressed mail
for other parts Of CHINA and torca, via
Seattle, per steamship Irotcsilais, close at
$50 l.. II. Saturday.
The sun., 1916-10-17
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

knick'rhcckcr-Enr'c Csruso. I,sl, Mr.
Mrs, n. Price, San Francisco Charles hi.
l9sr, 81 Louis; Mr. and Mr.. ]. i Prescott.
and Mrs John II Dunham. Chicago.
ST, Regis.--'ol. and Mrs Kelly Evans, Hot
Springs Mr.. and Mrs. &. ID. Chaplin. New
Rclmont.J r: A. o'Connor, Cleveland John
baldwin: san Francisco Mr. and Mrs ". s
l,hcr. Minneapolis Mr.. and Mrs, n. r Read.
c.ariascuA. Hsl,qui.t; chicago H. II. Cut.
and wife; Norfolk f, v. wlibern and wifc,
Ml,morc-o, + Kendall. BOSTON q II. p
Gould Lynn Fails; G. A priETs and wife.
va9aernitTH !; Barnes Chicago; 4; Nor
T,si W y v"nahl"' Norfolk J w Phillips,
.am.port; r W she "tcr' and nd' WIZ ~t.'' ci MM,
i G",sr,c ) and ID r G@ck OK iq isn' ",,'; "m'1a " o 5
Alton. III Mrs, Frank Titus, Mrs, Tower
7 i, MHIraly,. iond"" a g. Carter, ot''i Far,
Worth !. & Thaw. Pittshurg
Netherland- Edward W. Hatch, Ruralo; Mr.
and Mrs. William Nc'>"l, Long beach II. u
John d Little. Atlanta F F, Spencer. Hart
ford.
Murray ntn-I " BRYANT, Syracuse Or
sons, San Francisco, 4, VI, Phelps, HulyOke
william l.. Amcs. Worcester,
Park Avenue William l'odd, London Y ]
Cape, Easion, Pa T. r Owen. Binshamton
r. G Ferguson; 81. PAU 1t. !" Colby, Beth
lclrm \. T., Hoyt. Albany.
Herald Square-W i.onsdale. Clcvclsnd
Il !. nurk,n. Philadelphia W N. clark. Chi
cage Thomas +, Fitzgerald. Lynn; Ralph l.
GlRt, Washington.
, Imperial i NJ Buckingham. Memphis
II W Stacey, 10. Angeles W y Moore
baltimore u J. stoddard. Detroit; II, $
Sherwood, Roston.
Grand-w. v Harrison, Columbus: T r
! Graham. Cedar Rapids Is +. Thompson, Balti
more.
The sun., 1916-10-17

A despatch from Yountville. Cal, an
nounces the death there yesterday of
Billy Jordan. the famous announcer of
the Pacific coast. whose final sdmoni-
ton, Let her go :" started nearly every
important boxing contest that has taken
place In California in the past forty
years.
He introduced all the great boxers To
the crowds that attended the bouts dur
Ing the years that boxing was the mos,
popular sport on the Coast. and no con-
test would have been considered AS sat
i~sfactory without Jordan's presence.
In the famous combats between JEFF
fries and Corbett. JeTries and Fitzsim-
mons ard Jeffries and johnson Jordan
was the At a banquet In
honor 81 jimmy Britt. lightweight cham
pion OF the Pacific coast. In 1905, Jordan
proposed this toast:
Here's to the champion
May he have bread when he's hungry,
Wine when he's dry.
Money when he wants IL
And heaven when he dies,
Let her CO."
Jordan died In the Veterans Home a,
Yountville and was 81 years OF age. He
had been both "A soldier and a sailor and
was IA veteran OF the civil war. In his
youth he had been a boxer and a writer
on sport. He was a native Of Boston
and moved to san Francisco IN 1855.
The sun., 1916-10-17
MISS GATES LEADS FIELD.
Plays Cherry valley Links In 81 In
One Day Tourney.

GARDEN CITY. l.. l.. Oct l6.-Miss
Ellnor Gates of Nassau led n field OF
,wenty-sever women golfers to-day tn
the one day tournament held by 'he
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association
on the inks Of the cherry Valley Coun-
try CLUB. Miss Gates. whose chief asset
as a golfer IL an excellent long game,
was out in as n came home In 43 for
an SO. the best gross score OF the day
The not prize was captured by Mrs.
r.. H. Goddard Of Great Neck. who
turned in a card OF Els. -. She
also lei in the boIey composition by
finishing only 3 down. but a. she could
take bu, one prize she gave way TO Miss
Lucille Wei Of Woodmcrc. who was i
down. The Cherry Valley course Is In
excellent, condition just now and the
women golfers were most enthusiastic
over the putting greens.
The sun., 1916-10-17
THREE TEAMS SEEK TITLE.
Il nOlIwoOd, Enslewood and Pipina

The three teams OF women golfers
who won the cha ~mpionshlps OF their re-
S~p"yt.yc sections IN the matches ron
Quoted this season by the Women's Met
ropollian Golf Association will begin n
round robin home and hone series to-
day II determine witch OF the three shall
be the association champion. Knol,wood
In Westchestcr. Enclcwood In New Jer-
sey and Piping Rock on Long Island are
III" three teams which will play In the
series.
The frst match to-day will bet ween
Kuollwood and Englewood on the Engle-
WOOD links. The complete schedule
October II. Knoliwoui at Englewood.
October -. E~ng!.wood al Piping Rock
October -. Englewood At Knollwood. Oc-
,oher 30, Piping Rock at Eno'lwood, No
vcnber !. Piping Rock at ErgieWooi.
The sun., 1916-10-17

49, -
Zig Fish In Anglers League Contest.
The United Anglers League. whose head
quarters are In the Pulitzer Building. oners
~ karat gold pins to the members OF the
org anization taking the heaviest game fsh
In fresh ar salt waters. The contest lasts
until December 81, and rod and line must
be used.
the following Ash nrc eligible for prise.
Blu"iish. weakfsh. nuke, kinghsh. channel
bass. hlatknSh. cod, striped bass, drum. sea
bass. maskinonge, large mouth or Oswego
bass, small mouth black bass. brown trout.
brook trout. lake trout. pickerel. wall eyed
pike or pike perch.
Fish must be taken In the waters OF New
York with the exception OF the ST Law
renee River. New jersey. Pennsylrahia
Connecticut. Vermont and the western half
of Massachusetts, az far east rs the e. stern
Connecticut state line
OF the salt water nsh 80 far taken. the
mel bass Of 40 pounds. q striped, bass OF 30
pounds. Il blacknsh Of is pounds, a weak
nsh - II pounds, q fuke Of $ pounds and a
cod.
or tho fresh water ash the largest taken
80 fr was a Nlll eyed pike Of . pounds. q
large mouth black bass Of "a pounds and
, small mouth black bass Of ~ pounds.
No entry has been received for maski-
nonge. brown trout. brook trout. lake trout
The big Ash wc,. ,akcn a; follow: =,
Mound weaknsh;, June %. q. Christman. on
Evelyn. I pound sea bass; July .. Harry
Miller, Elberon. 30 pound striped bass; July
owed pike July Il. i. Honmann. Corson's
lnlct. 80 pound channel bass; July 20. 4.
Olches. R~nckaway, - pound hlackfsh
july 81. g. T. Cunningham, Flberon. s
pound nuke; August .. 7 ". Ghegan, Nom
baquist, ~ pound small mouth bass: Au-
gust g, Clckes Rockaway. 20 pound drum
Sept. 2. G. l.. Anderson. Rye Lake. a.,
pound large mouth bass.
Tablets for CabrilIo and Holder.
4 replica of the Cabrillo tablet will 10
erected at Avalon, cal by the Charles Fred
rick Holder memorial organization Ia honor 81
tahrlllD, the discovcrcr Of Santa Catalina
Island
4 second tablet in memory Of DIR. Holder Is
planned for Avalon
The sun., 1916-10-17

PERKLE A WINNER.

Murray Perkle, former los pound ANA
'eur hampton, won from Abe Berkowitz,
smother former simon pure. in the main
'out or ten rounds In the olympic A. c,
tAs' night Each weighed los pounds.
~ 'h''ltr event scheduled for ten
,"un'' Tommy Farrell fouled Eddie
n''l' IN the ninth, and the referee
stopped the bout.
The sun., 1916-10-17
EGGERS A MACE.

hho'kout Eggers had an easy time
oesuhs Jem Mace at the Clermont A. C..
bFook'yn last night. Eggers hoored
he opponent In the third and fourth
rounds. Monk Malone. the latest sensa-
,.oh rom 81. Paul. defeated Fight.n,
ltznatrick in the second ten round
bou', Malone made a fine showing
The sun., 1916-10-17

Ahl"v \ lmhric, is vcscy o.. Tackle on,v
Amsterdam Tackle 4 BAIT Store, 7Ss Amstd Az
Bait a Tackle Depot, l77 ist Az. WaIIach
haumann ??i? I'd av bet Il5 4 is sts Fiddlers
Baumann, John, 81 " l:5th st.
Eccher, s3S r seth st Moulis Tel MurrsyHun ,s,s
locker fhiiips SD s.th,sd Az. Hdw store, No bt.
Hruwn's Rait Depot. ea7 "a av, mr. Ici at IT, :;
Is Rrosowssy,l ss5 Amst. TklcShslt. Tel l7s5Aud
i"nror. 7 j ~ John st Tackle only
navcgaI ,Jr, lew l?S At. Hcisram't'sSCra'a.h
put,l. John, +:s W. t2d At Tel. 80 Rryant
Frank %Sch"hlcr Go, 10 Park Row, No bait.
frassc 60 10 Fulton II. Tackle only.
Fuchs. II SO lst sv Tel g36Orchard Fiddlers, bait.
q ld"nhcrg. c5cl sth av, near I3Sth. BaIt.
nirs'h, l.. 500 Amsterdam av, 50 90 sta. Tel.
Kellcrman, 5000 81 av 10th T Melr 1858. h T
KITE 90, IL II b2l broadway Tackle only.
kiclnman. A, go sth ay Tackle only.
Levy, 773 Anist. ay.. mr.. 9sth ~. Tackle 4 Raft
! eventual, 73S f $50 81 mr. Prospect nv. No hsit
M"hus. J., cn1 Y, Sth. Tel sbs Murray Hill,
M'hus, 1865 20 nv. h@t Esd aud a.th SITS.
MrtropolitanlIdNsrr Church&v cscv sits No halt
nrlvy, Il 60, 10 Chambers 81 No halt.
O,to'-, lG2d 3, 4 lst av Tel h5o5 Harlem TkI&ht.
Ritter Tel t97i Cort. Washington Market
NcIugoli, u 10, sth av., cor. rs, Tackle h halt.
Eo,culnum, u, 3s Y, l3Sth 81. r.. 81 l. Sta.
E~oscuwasS"r, al T., seth, Irdwnrr Tackle only
SHlitnn, 1875 Amst dam, cor, Manhattan ST. Tel.
Sans Raft Depot, tSS 9th NV. near asth 1t
S,huhnch, J 4 Son, 3o,2 I'd Sv opp l55th IT. Tel.
Schwar'z's1r Rasc ,ilst&Sth nv, Tel 1899 Bryan,
simmons, $, ?63S 81 av. Tackle only.
slsick, 7iio "a av. lssth at Tel 500 Mel.
stccnhock, II, 1854 I'd av Tackle and bait,
Voiu IIofe, r., 4 Co, sb NJ Fulton st, No halt.
WALL a. In Ist nv. mr. 10th ph h167 Orch TAN
The sun., 1916-10-17
Hatch 70 Run 100 NIlIes.

ner OF a number Of marathon races. will
start a 100 mile run from milwaukee to
Chicago to- morrow night With a. Mont
distance runner. - pscsmaker. Hatch ex,
poets to set a record for. tho distance,
which has been covered In ~ hours and I
minutes.
The sun., 1916-10-17

J. NJ. Greenfield. Jr. won the eros. sea
son tournament OF the Haworth Country
club ny defeating W. =. Cowie IN The a.
hole final round by 10 up and ? to play.
Greenfe'd's medal score for the nrst round
was 81, which equals the best previous
record made this season at Haworth.
The sun., 1916-10-17
TAYLOR o LIMBO.

~ IN" Military \. Z. in brooklyn last
nshl hd Taylor, the Armenian bantam
N,t'' stopped Young Limbo in the
tN'h round The referee halted the
bou'. ~ vac
The sun., 1916-10-17
BOROUGH OF

Alchclr, =. All Knlck. sv. Tel isis Ev'creen.
Conycn. A, b32 Grand st. Tel. 30l5 stage.
p~iing & TO-, sse Liberty sv,. mr.. schcnrk.
Kingston. 1893 Fulton at, 75os BED. Repairing.
hummer 1857 Fulton at. Reid av, 1875 bedford.
Mlchacison, "a R'way. Tel. No halt.
M~arstcrs, !, T., 90 Court 81, Tel 2l25 Main.
Hooper. Fishing Tackle, 777WoolwArd avn Mad.
Ruth, $50 Ondcrdonk ay, Ridgewood, No bait
Schaaf, 1876 Flathush av, Tel 23ls Prospect.
Sloto, WIN $40 Flushing nv Tel <sls stays.
Nnnhrlncer- l2Sh MYrile nN Tel. IllSW R,xick
The sun., 1916-10-17
Four years.

Dear ~Tom-Plcase let mo know the re-
suit Of the last battle between Gunbost
smith and J. J. coney. held at rhiladel-
mia. j. j. BRENNAN.
THE Sun decision was hat Smith
won on points.
The sun., 1916-10-17
NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN.

Dganari. IN Rank at. Tel. $3.50 Mkt. Bait.
timing, IL Ferry At, Newark, Raft. Tel 2266Mtt.
Mol,n,uA. !. w, ..+tts Newark av..J.C. Tiki. only
The sun., 1916-10-17
Rod and Gun News
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM OCT. II TO OCT. 2a.

Please toll me to whom I must apply to
Join the United Anglers League.
Good luck TO the Rod and Dun. Long
may you fight against pollution. ACME.
Sewaren, y. j, oct. Is.
The sun., 1916-10-17
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic eurvsy-
standard Time.
sun rises. - :07 A Sun sets......SnOHM
Moon rises .....s :45 NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.. y
Sandy Hook II Sc N Gov. Island. IL III 4 ~
He'll Gste......2lT AN
Low WATER THIS DAT.
sandy Hook 8 "a A NJ Gov. Island. .O:SoAN
He'll Gate.....g: O7
The sun., 1916-10-17

Dear IONA bets that FerdIe Schupp
% tn. New York Nationals has been on
the PLAYERS bench four years. II says two
years. Who Is right + j. l.
Four years.
The sun., 1916-10-17
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHISGTOS, oct. ls-Thc following
navy orders were issued to-day;
Lieut.. W II. ToaG detached san Fran
cisco TO navy yard. Mar. island: Lieut.. g
A. Clark detached radio station, SayNlll'.
l.. l., to connection htting out Arizona ana
duty on board when commissioned Lieut.
,iunior Gradel n. \. Keep detached radlo
station. Siasconsett. Mass, 10 Hancock
Lieut.. Gunior gradcb j. G. clark d"tached
Mass Lieut.. Junior gradc' ;. =. tutL.!
detached Ninslow to home ana avail or
ders, Ensign T.. II. Peck detached Mime
sofa to naval training station. Great Lakes,
III Ensign n H.. Jalbert detached naval
training station. Great Lakes, H., to Bush
n.ll, Ensign A G. Miles, detached Ne"
Hampshire, to Panther. Ensign 7. o.: P"y'
New York. connection fitting out Arizona.
Ensign W II Donahu" TO Fulton. Assist
ant surgeon Il. VI Waterhouse TO Melville
Paymast.r e. g.. Mayo TO assistant to sup
ply officer. navy yard. Boston
The following army orders wer" issued
to-day
Transfer ~ Col. Franci J. Herman from
Thirteenth to Twenty-eishth Infantry an
nounCcd.
special orders September E, relating to
First Lieut.. Clifford w. Andrews. NJ r. c.
revoked.
Major BENJAMIN u Fouioi.. signal Corps.
30 Buffalo. Jamaica Plain. Boston. Ham
porary duty In connection with aeronautiC~.
First Lieut. William u. Hudson. VI. II G.,
honorahly discharged First Lieut.. War
rem y. Jcrnigsn, cavalry, attached to avia-
tion section Of Signal Corps as aviation
student and viii proceed 10 san Diego, Cal
The sun., 1916-10-17

Dear Tom-whicn mas the larger actual
r.aying held. Polo Grounds OF Ebhets
Field A. X WALTERS
f,bbcts Field.
The sun., 1916-10-17
QUERIES
AND
Tom Mac Nulty

Dear TNm-Team 4 10 scheduled to pay
team n At lat'cr's grounds. A l. notified
that game must be over by 1880 I. VI.
Team \ agrees TO show up at Y NJ.
sharp. 4 fails 20 show up at appointed
time. but quite some time later. Game
starts Pnl "A; > 30 both teams are for. ~.
to Vrcntc round Score IL then : to : ~.
favor Of team u al end ~ attn innins
Team " holds that AZ \ agreed to report
-, = NJ ana that "a. innings have
passed u should get side bet A ella IN
that they should set a full gam" for their
s!ie bet. even ~ they cam" late 10th
teams have agreed to abide by your ruling
a. to VINO should get the muncy.
Fulton n. " G
According TO your explanation the
game should stand az played. Is wins
side bet.
Dear Tom-will you please let mo know
where I can buy a sporting book on how
20 pitch. JOHN WHITE.
S%pilding's Guide on How to Pitch.
The sun., 1916-10-17

81 0rduna, $50 7. NJ, Liverpool. Oct. g.
So lafayette, is 4, II, Bordeaux. Oct. I. z
T. = Kyndam' ii;ia = ~. Falmouth; 60
IS Tenadores, ] 20 T.. ~, Havana, Oct. -.
rs veratyr. As T.. NJ. Csibarien, Oct. D.
Oct. o.
S. Mars area. s:IS p. NJ, Havana. -.
ss Herman frasch. Sabine. Oct. ..
Sc III Mundo, galveston, Oct. 10.
So tomus, New Orleans, Oct. II.
IS city Of Naples. Boston. Oct. II. :,
So I'M Baltimore, Oct. IL. :
50 Nrontsdos, Norfolk, Oct. Is.
So Times, Gloucester. Oct. is. 90
Va Florida, Providence, Oct. Is.
The sun., 1916-10-17

psar ~Tom-Couid team refuse 10 play
tn the worlds series? lSotlSlTINE.
After the Giants refused to play Bos-
ton In 1904 the National Commission
arranged FOR AN annual worlds series
between the winners OF the two big
league remnants. But II n team refused
70 meet lis rival p%ennant winner ! do
not see how the commission could do
anything about II.
The sun., 1916-10-17
Florida WIN Give Fishermen Living.

Joseph Parson Of Deep River, Conn re-
Gently wrote TO THE Sun as follows
can a person make a lNing IN F1nrIdt
hy fishing or other means during IN"
winter Is Il possible 10 1--we H. a tent or
must on. build a building? ! should ~"
to know about ;hes" things from some ono
Who has been in Florida and | should also
IKE TO correspond with some one who ~
tends going to Florida this winter"
ANY man who wants to work can mako
his living In Florida either nv fishing %
other means. Professional market fisher
men are out al the year round and MAKE
good money and there Is no better NJ,
10 he found anywhere In tho world,
The warm Waters Of the deep blue sea
ara alive Mt all kinds OF hsh and It IL
rot necessary 10 SO more than n mile or
two OF shore 20 get Il good haul any day
" the week MIR Parson, II he wants to So
into the business. should be sure to supply
himself with enough cash to build n shack
on the beach as living In a
tent II rather uncomfortable unless a
person IL used to this Kind OF life. II MIR.
i'arson Will write ms fuller just what he
wants to do. ] will he glad to answer him
or any one else, | Will be glad 10 intro
jucc him to any numb,r OF professional
nshormcn. NJ, II, ARENDS,
" I'LL. ~
The sun., 1916-10-17
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York. rain to-day and
cooler In the west portion; Tomorrow, fnlr
and cooler; strong southwest 70 wes'
winds. probably gales by tomorrow.
lowed by fair weather: cooler at night:
Tomorrow, fair; southwest to northwest
winds, becoming strong.
For northern New England, rain to-day.
warmer in the interior OF Maine: to-mot.
row. fair and. cooler. strong south anu
southwest winds
For southern New England. rain to.dsy;
with strong southwest winds, PROBABLY
gales; tomorrow. fair and cooler.
For western New York. rain ana cooler
to-day. with westerly gales; Tomorrow
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-storm areas COW
cred northern parts Of the country yester-
day from the Dakotas eastward one was
central over northern Minnesota anu e"-
other over eastern Quebec.
Low pressure prevailed In all sections
north OF the Ohio and middle and lower
Missouri valleys and south WARD oyer inc
plains states to the west Gulf section.
over the Rocky Mountain states ana
westward and over south Atlantic and east
Gulf sections the pressure was high.
Cloudy and showery conditions prevailed
Tsnes1Iiy In M,4S-e ana ga. f Mostly liss,'
and cooler in the southw,st. Other tenn
perature changes were mostly local
In this city rain fell in the early morn,
east; average humidiiy. . per cent
ssF $ q #. G 9ssi: r. TO NJ r@a .ssS.
narometer.........""' % 70" "a
Mn iaMlirec,i sWw.
Mind velocity .....".'' -" cto,av
precipitation ...'.s''''' VI"
The temperature In this city Yesterday.
NJ VoaASaaI hv fha nfnTlal thermometer ~
The sun., 1916-10-17
AAILEn FOR KEW Y0RK

ss Noordam. from Falmouth.
~ Giuseppe Verdi, from Naples.
~ Colorado. from Hull.
Ss 1oannini. from Gibraltar.
50 Andyk. from Rotterdam
~ Strsthalbyn. from La Pailice.
s. Somm"lsdyk. from Rotterdam.
So Hallfrid. from Newport. England.
IS Gothlsnd. from Rotterdam.
IS Anvers, from Rotterdam.
50 Rotterdam tanki. from Amsterdam.
ss Cloughton. from London
- Mar Negro. from N%alrn,ia.
IS Majorcn. from Santos
IS Edith. from 81. rhuns.
- III REQ. from Galveston
S Iythcas. from Galveston.
So kentuokian, from New orleans.
The sun., 1916-10-17
staten Island Sound Pollution.

For a long time l have been a daily
reader OF your hshing and hunting news
and | Thoroughly enjoy the Rod and Gun
column. The letters from Royal Coach
and others who have always somcthlug
interesting to tell us. 40 toward making
the column tho most interesting of al
sIortsmcn's columns,
would ike to say a few words on the
greatest evil to fishing. namely. pollution
~ rivers. Thousands of dollars are spent
annually on the propagation OF young try
per cent. Of these small tish are killed by
ihr NTH and chemical turned loose In our
rivers by tho different manfacturing con
Germs,
Now ! believe there are laws against
this and II these concerns were made to
put In niters and purify their waters ,as
they are made to do throughout Great
fishing near home. Take staten Island
sound. 1t IL "a pretty little sound ami (,
few years ago We could get a good mss
of crabs or fsh any time we wanted them.
Not a crab was caught here this year that
the writer knows of and the weaknsh thar
fingers. MY friends ana ! have spent hours
each week but have now given up the idea
and have to go down to tho Hook before
we can get a decent catch.
The Standard oil Company Ia the mos,
fragrant offender. and tho oil &c. that now
down the creek from its plant are enough
Ia make the nsh turn around and go down
the stream,
L. the millions. yet lack OF conservation
l.- pit II ont NJ existence and things ARE
.u.u" nu tn SAM" way with FISH. To clean
.t. .l.,rs AND keep thrm clean m"ara
u f., a>h 'aI m"ir fun aud cheaper food
The sun., 1916-10-17

The Fidelity Fishing club of point
headquarters ls+ Greenpoint avenue. brook,
.yn. recently elected the follow Ing officers
to serve for one year: Fred c. Magenh!e,
mcr. president. Michael Breason. first vi.,-
president. Richard Delhman. second vice.
president. William WlenEarden, treasure,
Martin Iynes, financial secretary Wililnul
Fletcher, assistant financial secretary
Michael Burke. recording serretary, John
treason. corresponding secretary: Johu
McGuinness, sergeant at arms; John Kelly,
assistant sergeant at arms; Fred Ehr.eiu,
commodore.
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Where Bait Can Be Had

Each Tuesday, Thursday md SATURDAY fror
April LIST TO Oct, slst, THE Sun will ruti,sh
a LIST u names and addresses Of dealers vho
The sun., 1916-10-17
The temperature In this city Yesterday.
as recorded by the offciai thermometer Is
-. 10 ths nopsveI tahie.

Highest temperature. w. al 3'oo )
Average temperature. ~.
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BAIT AND FISHING TAcx,
MANHATTAN AND The BRoNx

Dealers who do not sell live bait have IN.
words tackle only or no bait' follo~,n.