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Of hooks. Most men who have fshed the
New Jersey lakes know that three Is the
specified number. In order to comply with
this ruling l had ruined about a dozen
hooks by cutting away tho barbs SO that
these baits would conform to this require
ment.
These game wardens saw what had been
done, and am positive they knew that I
was fully trying to comply with this law:
Taking advantage of their full authority
these men began searching my tackle box.
Picking out half a dozen of the double
formed that It WAS a serious matter by
having these baits in my possession and
that | had violated the law.
This possession of these plugs cost me
Se3.60 in fines and costs aTse
l might mention that this style OF tackle
has been on many trips. which include
some mighty fine lakes through New York,
Connecticut and Massa chusetts have
never before been held up on tackle at any
tors whom I have had the pleasure of
meeting are a fine body of men and gem
,rhe word Possession" which appears In
the New Jersey fish and game law I do
not believe was ever Intended to be inter-
preted or applied in case Of this char
acter.
1t is to be regretted that hotels and cot
tages trying to maintain a livelihood oy
accepting out OF town people for board
have incidents OF this kind tako place II
does them the greatest harm one man
popularity for Budd's Lake and Lake Hoo
patcong will soon disappear with repetf-
tions or tniS character.
GEORGE II. BOWERS
456 Marion street. Brooklyn. Oct. l.
Habits of Delaware River Striped Bass.
Ma 1 call your attention to the follow
ing habits OF the striped bass or rock fish
in fresh water and how to take them In
the Delaware River.
Striped bass start to leave the Delaware
River in the two moons of September And
always travel at night and will not pass
under bridge a boat that throws .
shadow the water.
To take them, place your boat in the
narrow part of a swift channel that they
have to pass through in making their way
out of the river. Do this about o'clock
in the evening and make up your mind to
stay there until daylight
Keep quiet. Do not do any talking and
leave out about rs or 100 feet OF line,
When they come to your boat they will not
pass under 1t but will pass to each side
and take the channel again right after
passing the boat. That is the reason for
the long line we
tember don't fish any more for them. as
they have all passed out and you Will
not find any more in the Delaware.
MILTON WELLER.
May add this Is about the only time
you Will find an old Delaware River rsh-
erman fishing for re cokhsh. as wa are used
to calling them. I should think that this
would work out in the Hudson River.
AN OLD FISHERMAN
Nolan's Point. Lake Hopatcong. Oct. 9.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


Supreme Court, County of New York, The
Equitable Trust Company of New York.
as Trustee, &c, Plaintiff. against The
County Clerks No. i4.Osi of 1918.
In pursuance II judgment of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered
date the 2oth day of August, 1919. !, the
uhoersigned. the referee In said Judgment
named. VIII sell at public AUCTION. at the
Street, In the Borough of Manhattan, City
OF New York, on the eth day OF October.
isls. at ~ o'clock noon on that day. by
property directed by said judgment to be
sold and therein described as follows;
Of land, situated in the Borough of Man
haitian, CITY and County of New York,
state Of New York. bounded and described
Beginning at the corner formed by the
itersection OF the northerly side of sixty.
second second, street With With the westerly side OF
erly. along the northerly side of sixty
second Street two hundred and twenty
with Central Park West one hundred 600
feet go inches to the centre line Of
the block; thence easterly along the cen
second Street, twenty-five (25) feet; thence
northerly. again parallel with the westerly
sids SIDE, Of Central Park West. one hundred
side OF Sixty third Street; thence easterly
along said southerly side OF sixty-third
S'Ieet, Two nunureu tEOVJ Ieet 10 tne Nest-
erly side Of Central Park West, and thence
southerly along the westerly side OF Cen.
tral Park West, two hundred (2Oo) Zee!
ten Qo) inches to the point or place oil
beginning;
Together with the buildings. fixtures
and improvements thereon. constructed or
to be constructed or in process OF con-
struction; and also all costumes. scenery
and stage. equipment, of every kind and
nature whatsoever, now owned by the
Mortgagor or hereafter acquired by means
of the bonds issued hereunder or their
proceeds; and also all permanent additions
which may hereafter be made to the said
property or it's appurtenances; and alsso
| all the estate. right, title. interest. prop
erty, possession, claim and demand what
soever, as we'll In law as in equity. OF
the Mortgagor Of, In or TO the same ana
every part and parcel thereof with the
eppuraenances."
Dated, New York, August 81. 1919.
PHILIP J. sINNOTT. Referee.
MURRAY. PRENTICE & ROWLAND,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
81 Wall Street New York city.
The following Is a diagram OF the prem
| ises to be sold; It has no street number:
"A
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

NOHudys Oti' "
Gold Coast. via Secondee, Accra and Cape
Coast, SIS. Bonny, 10 A. NJ.
Tuesday, Oct. 7.
Great Britain, Finland and Archangel. via
Liverpool; also parcel post mails for Great
Britain. Egypt, British India, British East
Adi,,s, AiTtGa \, Malta zanzibar and femoa' S.
ireland, via Londonderry (other countries
musst be specially addressed via Glasgow;
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JaCCMHo (betCtcn etaoin shrdlu cmfwyp vb
Greece parcel post mails only. via Patras
Sierra Leone Lagos, Kamerun. Fernandopo.
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Matadi, SIS. Shonga, IL NJ.
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tOpen Seasons dates inclusive): Deer
moose (males only, mountain goat, Sep
tember 1-April /. Mountain sheep, caribou,
August 1-October 1, December 1-Aprn /.
Partridge. prairie chicken, ptarmigan and
other grouse. September 1-Jan. 1. Water
fowl, rails, coot, gallinules. Wilson snipe,
black breasted and golden plovers and yell
iowiegs. september l-December II. ..t.
NO Open Season: Buffalo or bison, musk
OK, wapiti or elk, does, COW moose, females
OF caribou, sheep and goat with young and
young OF any such animals; swan U92Sl,
elder duck ue29. woodcock. Hunting pro-
hibited on Victoria Island.
Hunting and Trapping Licenses: Nom
resident, $50; nonresident British subject,
s25; resident, 81; trading or trafficking In
game. nonresident, 800: non resident,
British subject, $50; resident, s5. Issued
by Commissioner of Dominion Parks. Ma
tive born Indians, Eskimos or half breed
bona fi4e residents OF Northwest Terri
tories may hunt without n license.
Bag Limits: Two bull moose, 2 male deer,
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I have read your editorial, Adirondack
THE SUN September i, vim the respect
| With the natural diffidence OF a pupil
upon upon By % appafently ineSorabio @ Se Conditions 5s
| to question the conclusions of revered
teacher ! venture in this case to INQUIRE
OF the dean Of the editorial page.
| 1t seems to me that as the matter
an occasion when magister. of journal
ism has stumbled unwittingly into the
ihe buck law and It's actual operation
THE SUN. considers but two-thirds OF the
sss on; tSs ySry third that
kill was 10. 900 (bucks)." THE sun states
and on that partial and misleading
the repeal of the so-called buck law and
she pas passage &c; of the Everett one deer 'OuOk
The facts are, quoting from the PAM
phlet Of Secretary Carpenter Of the Con:
the deer XII was 10000 % bucks s'' and Sef'S at
ieas. 5000 does. the latter Illegally slain
s ssss at least h 5000 Goss MsPe
slaughtered last year is the crux Of the
the old buck law and the new one deer
We. naturally expected that white
4 Birch would adopt the usual course of
the designing disquisitionist. namely, to
| ignore the vital point Of the argument
and refuse to consider the killing OF 5000
does under the buck law-Just like any
| man not fair enough TO sign his true
| name in n newspaper discussion with OPP
ponents who promptly come out into the
open.
But with THE SUN It is different and
| so ! am at a loss to understand how
IL failed to discuss the real question.
4 The busy editor must place extensive re-
lance upon informants not connected with
his newspaper staff and so is always
| open to the insidious schemes Of those
| whose interest II Is to improperly direct
| his editorial statements through misin-
| formation. In no other way am ] at
SUNS unfair presentation of the deer law.
| The New York Conservation Associat tion
| and other sportsmen's organizations (and
| there were many beside our. own) and
| individuals who In good faith are de-
| voting themselves to the OF pro-
| gressive conservation would never for one
| moment have thought Of disturbing the
| buck law II the operation of that law
had conserved the female deer, even leav-
ing out of consideration the question of
the deterioration of the deer stock by the
| excessive killing of mature male deer.
| But when the virtually unanimous
testimony OF sportsmen and land owners
| throughout the State to the effect that
the buck law was impra oticable and un-
| workable, that thousands of does were
| being slaughtered and that the people
Of the state were not in sympathy with
the impra cticable buck law, was confirmed
by the officially written and spoken word
OF officers OF the Conservation Commits
sion. old friends of the buck law agreed
| that u was high time to try something
else for the conservation of our deer stock
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DIESINKERS S-A NUM-
BER OF EXPERIENCED
DIE SIN ERS. GOOD
WAGES, BEST OF WORK
ING CONDITIONS. APPLY
IN PERSON OR BY LET
TER, WINCHESTER RE-
PEATING ARMS COMPANY,
NEW HAVEN, CONN, OR
SEE MR.. O'NEILL ON MON
DAY, TUESDAY OR WE'D
NESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 7 OR
g, AT 312 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK CITY.
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rRANsPACuTC MAILS.

The connecting mails close at the General
Post Office and City Hall Post Office station,
Philippin Islands and specially addressed
correspondence for Japan, Corea and China,
via Seattle. SIS. Africa Maru, Oct, 8.
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia, Siam, Cochin
China. Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands, via Seattle, SIS. Kashima Maru,
Ot. 7.
Philippine Islands and specially addressed
mail for Japan, Corea. China, Siberia, Siam.
Cochin China and Netherlands East Indies,
via seattle. SIS. Mexico Maru, Oct. s.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. Sc. Lurline,
Oct. Q.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco, SIS. Ven
tura, Oct ..
Hawaii, China, Siam Cochin China and
Netherlands East Indies via San Francisco.
S. China. Oct. II.
Philippine Islands and specially addressed
correspondence for Cochin China and Straits
Settlements, via San Francisco. SIS. Diablo,
Oct II.
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China. siberia. siam,
Cochin China and Netherlands East Indies,
via San Francisco. Sc. Korea Maru, Oct. l2.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
FOR LOCAL ANoLERs OCTOBER TO OCTOBER II
Game Laws Of Nor thwest Territories.

er and Frank L. Earnshaw.) ~.
caribou; mountain sheep, 2 Of any species.
In all; mountain goat, of any one
species. a.-t ~ef
Sale: Sale Of protected game during close
season prohibited. ~. -.
Export: Export of the meat OF any game
prohibited. .e,Va
Northwest Territorles means the north
west territories formerly known Rup-
pert's Land and the Northwestern Territory
Except such portions thereof as are included
In the provinces Of Ontario Quebec. Mani
toba, Saskatchewan and Alberta and the
Yukon Territory. together with all British
territories and possessions in North Amer
lea and all islands adjacent thereto not
Included within any province, except the
colony of Newfoundland and Its depen-'
denotes. ltf
indians, EsRimos, bona ffde inhabitants,
explorers and surveyors may take game,
except musk or elk, and the eggs of
biros when actually needing them to pre-
vent starvation. Indians and Eskimos
may take musk OK for such PURPOSES. ~
The sun., 1919-10-06
HELP MANrEn-rEMALE.

Someone said the other day
that IL we could explain all at
once the many features Of
telephone operating that make
1t sol attractive not only to
girls, but to mothers who
want TO know that their
daughters are we'll cared for
In the business they enter. we
would have more applicants
for admission to our Training
Departments for Operators
than we could possibly handle.
We have not the space to
tell all these things here. but
we Will be glad to give you all
the information you desire
about telephone operating IL
you will call at our Main EN-
ployment ONCE. 1883 BROAD
WAY, COR. 27TH STREET.
MANHATTAN, 8 A. NJ. to 9
p. NJ. OR AT THE FOLLOW
ING BRANCH OFFICES
BRONX.
453 Z. fremont Ave, IL NJ. to p. NJ.
BROOKLYN.
81 Willoughby st.. 0 A. NJ. to s p. NJ.
1886 Broadway. . A. NJ. to p. M.
Girls 1s to 23 are eligible.
Salary Is paid while learning.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
nue To-day.


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Sc Norman Bridge. Liverpool. Sept Is.
Ss veendyk. Rotterdam, Sept. 20.
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SIS Quittacas, Gibraltar, Sept. %.
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SIS Orizabs. Brest, Sept. "a.
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SIS West Harlan, Cristobsl. Sept. 26.
SIS Samland, Antwerp. Sept. Is.
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50 Penmorvah, Dunkirk. Sept. 23.
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Due Tomorrow.
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Canada, Marseiles, Sept. 90
SIS City of Montgomery, Savannah, Oct. I.
Due Wednesday.
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Sc Lake Wilson, Cristobal, Sept. 70.
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HELP WANTED-MAI.E.

DESIGNER-AN EXPERT
ENCED MAN ON TOOL, JIG
AND FIXTURE WORK. PO-
SITION PERMANENT TO
RIGHT MAN. WAGES CON-
MENSURATE WITH ABIL-
ITY AND EXPERIENCE.
APPLY BY LETTER OR IN
SON, WINCHESTER
REPEATING ARMS COM
PANY, NEW HAVE N,
CON N, OR SEE MR..
O'NEILL ON MONDAY,
TUESDAY OR WEDNES-
DAY, OCTOBER 6, Z OR 8,
AT NO. 312 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK CITY.
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bZnd street.
The approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property iE' to be sold. IL one mill
ion eight hundred and thirty-on thousand
one hundred and hftysix anu twenty
fve one-hundredths dollars N1,S3l l5B.25)
with interest thereon from the 18th day
OF August, 1919, together with the costs
amounting to One hundred eighty-seyen
dollars. fifteen cents uis7l6), with In
terest from August goth. 1913. together
with the expenses OF the sale. The approx
innate amount of the taxes. assessments
and water rates. or other liens, which are
10 be allowed 20 the purchaser out Of the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee.
is one hundred and twenty-six dollars and
forty cents (st2640) and intesest
Said premises and property are to be
sold as an entirety and In one lot or pareel
Said premises are 10 be sold subject TO
building restrictions and reEulations con.
talned In q resolution or ordinance adopted
July 25th. 1915, by Board Of Estimate and
Apportionment of the City OF New York
snd amendments thereto, also subject to
any state OF facts which an accurate sur
dated. New York. August q. 1919.
PHILIP j. siNNoTT. Referee.
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GIRLS-WOMEN.
PART OR FULL TIME
EMPLOYMENT.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. FOR
THOSE WHO HAVE WORK TO
DO AT HOME;
HOURS CAN BE ARRANGED TO
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WE HAVE MOST DESIRABLE POSI-
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WORK ONLY PART OF DAY AS
WELL AS FOR FULL TINE WORK
ERS; AGREEABLE WORK: HIGH
EST WAGE IN EVERY DEPART
MENT; IDEAL WORKING COND1-
TIONS; GOOD PAY WHILE LEARN
ING; RAPID INCREASE WITH EX-
PERIENCE.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

SIS Rochambeau, from Havre.
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IS Yaquina, from London.
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IS Lake Gretna, from Belfast.
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IS Volumnia, from Leith.
rs Largo Law, from Bombay.
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Available positions as
NIGHT TELEPHONE OPERATORS.

Available positions as
NIGHT TELEPHONE OPERATORS.
Hours $50 p. NJ. TO A. NJ.
Experience not necessary,
We can now employ number OF
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We teach you and pay you sl2
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This is a splendid opportunity for
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SITUATIONS MANTEp-MALE.


YOUNG discharged colored officsr. law
school graduate. notary. desires position In
law or real estate concern. ~ fC0SLY,
Is West s9th ST.
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SUNSHINE BAKERY,
LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO.,
LONG ISLAND CITY.

Take Queensboro tube at Grand Central
for 11th St, or I'd Av, extension of ele-
waited across greensboro Bridge. transfer
from any Brooklyn trolley to Crosstown
line over Vernon Av. Bridge.
The sun., 1919-10-06
Possession" of Hook Plug Costs ses.Go

Due to an advertisement where one
could fsh my wife and ] found ourselves
ut Budd's Lake, New Jersey. Fishing
being my greatest ~ pleasures ] am nat
urally interested In any subject pertaining
TO it. My collection Of tackle ia broad and
varied and includes some OF the best that
can be obtained
like to have my tackle in shape and
together, Therefore | recently purchased n
Kennedy tackle box. which | believe is
about the handiest thing l have seen so
far TO keep paraphernalia OF this charnc-
ter in There Is place for everything.
not too large, yet enough room for few
extra reels and lines II necessary. II Is
indeed a pleasure to be able TO pick up
your bag knowing that You have what
you want and when you want IL
Now back to Budds Lake. We arrived
there on a week end trip, over Labor Day.
7 made arrangements for a boat and the
following morning / tried out n lev piugs.
Not having any success finally rcsorted to
night crawlers (worms) purchased from
John Budd's place, and changing my rig to
a light fy rod, started in 10 still FISH
While SO occupied Mr., w Young and
another game warden arrived on the scene,
Right here ! want to register u kick. l
don't think I received a square deal
I readily understand the ruling Of the
New Jersey law with regard to the number
The sun., 1919-10-06
eeopIe Not in Sympathy with Law.

Gould we accept the adopted premise.
OF THE sun, namely. that tho kin last
the New York Conservation Association
still in support of the buck law, But
that is false: At least 5000 does were
killed. And the Conservation Commission
admits that the chief reason for this
deplorable slaughter of does under the
buck law was the lack of cooperation
on the part OF the people In the enforce
ment of the buck law because the people
are not in sympathy with it,
As said to Gov, Smith at the public
sion of the Conservation Department. we
had but one of two courses to pursue,
namely either to change the people or
to change the law. The preponderance of
evidence at that hearing was in favor OF
changing the law. instead OF changins
majority OF the people of New York
State.
BILL after years of canvassing the situa-
ton, decided to be guided by and trust
the conclusions of the masses of the
people. Notwithstanding the stand pat
minority OF metropolitan millionaires' big
game hunting clubs.
And. through the changed statute signed
by Gov Smith after listening 10 repre-
sentatives of forty countries in its favor,
II all sportsmens organizations and nature
lovers work together spiritedly for the
fdently expect to see the toll OF deer OF
last year reduced by at least one-thlrd.
Last years toll, taking the Conserva-
trust those figures We're not open TO the
Inaccuracies TO which its deer census quoted
by THE SUN was exposed by reason Of a
iesisiativsi sscommittee that they had
enumerated many of the bucks and does
when the deer were yarded, that is, when
the bucks have no horns), was 10000
bucks and 5000 does.
Now, the true sportsman prefers n buck
as his prize. But how many who call
themselves good sportsmen can hold W
their hands as In the class of hunters who
can discriminate between n buck and p
doe on the run in the woods, or who car
honestly say that they never "shot a
buck and foune IT was a doe?
Brethren, let him who is without fault
among you cast the first stone-what is
"white Birch" there ducking for? And
this spirit. strengthened by a more rea.
sonable and workable statute, we expect
shall account for a preponderance OF
bucks over does taken this fall,
Let there be an absolutely fair count
no doctoring Of the returns by department
employees who arc so proficient in woods
craft as TO be able, according to some OF
bucks from tho does at time Of the
year when the former are as hornless ms
| the latter!
in view of Commissioner Pratts sports.
manlike conduct in gracefully accepting
the defeat OF the buck law, we shall cN.
pect report OF the deer toll based on
law. the toll OF deer should not be much
over &, 900 bucks and 1000 does. a savlnl
over last year under the buck law o.
1000 bucks and 1000 does. With that
| reasonable expectation before US, and tn,
positive evidence behind us under the buck
law we sought It's rsueal.
Then, II II be found that the new law
| like the old, shall have fallen short of II,
| purpose, the practical conservation Of oui
| deer stock, let US try an absolute sus,
pension OF deer killing for period OF
years
| President y. Y. Conservation ASSN.