The sun., 1916-11-21

20 much expression .ney !. notSins
like an outraged woman TO express an opin-
lon behind closed doors. II takes . ions
tin. a for s0ms fols ,s 20 a sSS,s scme Of in mn story S%s;
reached the shores Of staten Island they
hired q truck and went all over the roilns
know n,,d, on the: . % ~srs Biz 81 hs mstes men and great
fishermen. Whatever they did they went
some In those four hours. 1t wouidn.t be
a. al bad sdr T. . NuS M.r' coins !" sfL'
Federal Aid for Misratory Fish.
The commercial fisheries Of the Common:
snt.rprisss and have made massachusetts
famous throughout the world.
Not only has !, produced due = Sod w. St ear
the world for salt nsh. .
In this country. will. we believe. one day
become the greatest hsh centre OF 'he
We desire to assist in fostering these
industries. We believe that eventually a
Federal law must be enacted TO controi M
proper treaties OUT. coastal water. on both
sides will receive the most Intelligent DE-
In The mean.m. certain state law.
should be enacted which will estaolisn
presidents for other states penang tne
time that = Federal law can be put INTO
II 10 our pur pose to enter into a series
Of conferences with the commercial hsher-
WILLIAM G. ADAMS.
Chairman. Commission on Fisheries ana
Boston. Mass. Nov. II.
suppor Of Lave Repays sportsmen.
Game laws are made for the hunter. not
the hunter for the game laws. These laws
are formed for the conservation OF our
American animal life: in other words, Tor
Every true sportsman Will respect and
obey these protective measures. but now
and then we overhear men conhdine 70
each other the number OF rabbits or grouse
they have bsGged In one day or one sea
son. and that number. whispered In low
tones. seldom sounds a: small as the mum.
Fish and Game Laws"
Again. I heard two men discussing the
S Sss, , .sa:Sl Il that s'F !. Ia. 1'a jss, e sio..d.
Yes the other replied. ITS closed for
men like ue." and then ne went on to say
that the people In that county seemed to
time yet. -.
such iawies.ness oush, not to be. and ~
every true sportsman and lover OF the out
Of doors would use his influence on the right
side and not he afraid 10 express his con-
vie,ions along. these lines when occasion
arises IL would not only he an aid 10 the
officers In the enforcement Of law but 1t
would he In Itself a power for the right.
Give these laws your hearty moral sup
port and they will doubly repay you In
your chances OF bringing home goodly bags
OF game In the future.
WALTER MESSENGER.
Hancock. y Y. Nov. 10.
Ashokan Queries for Mr.. sarim.
A few days since you published = com
munication from a ~. Sarim regarding
fishing conditions in the Ashoksn reservoir.
I a. well as. no doubt. many others are
Ties to be compiled with. In order to be al
lowed TO nsh there. Does one have to
obtain a permit? ~ so how much Is It
and from whom obtained How long IL
the permit good tor what part Of the
lake did he nsh In and from whom did he
obtain his boat
II Mr.. ssrim will answer thee. questions
with any other Information he may have
he will be comforting q great favor on
many fishermen. f. W. r.
PouGhkeepsle. y. T, Nov. 10
Trout Of Nepigon True Brook Trout.
Wool. woof! Another broadside Of ear
casm 10 nred at. Mr.: sanborn. Why the
ises 90 he a pleasant dis ussionr II Mr..
sanborn is not disguised With tho con-
trov.r.N he would 10 US all a favor by
, furnishing conclusive proof \ letter "a
the proper oricisl IN Canada would end
the agony
In the meantime too much +. enough e
Away with YOUR big yellow. spnt'ed fish .
The tout Of the Neplgon are Saivelinu.
fontinalis. or brook trout. As well to ca
them catfish A. salmon trout, Kittens In
an oven are not biscuit
SWITCH CASTER.
New York. Nov. ~.