The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17

IL was homo, ana the papers ana oeu.
Twas the desk, or the office or counter,
Where he fought out his battles with men. |
He would work just a few years longer.
Then quit, take 1t easy" and them
so he toiied and he moiled and strusgrd.
Nor knew that the gods OF gain
Drank deep OF the wine he onerd,
The blood of his heart and braini
Nor knew while he piled up his millions.
An AT: ,i his >. saf fsrs Of sSS
At fifty they said "he Is old"
He never took a vacation. and at sixty
they read his will.
His day for retiring from business
Mao Mac s'n notes on When he 0 spimIy rasdI
"out OF town-on a long vacationi In
J. WARREN HARPER.
F1ounders Fairly Plentiful.
Founders are still fairly plentiful In the
arms of the sea within reasonable distance
OF New York and reports OF fair catches
Bay enS /. tT0R BAY al & South Bay
and from points on tho north shore OF
Large sea founders were being taken at
this time last year on the ling grounds, but
there has been little II any report OF them
The ling, however are extremely plenti-
full and the catches for the past few days
have been away UP in numbers and weight
one from oanarsie or Sheepahead Bay. A
few whiting and hake are being taken with
| the Ling.
Sea Bass Looked for Any Day.
large catches SIS Of seis are being SG mad. By
sss.ly a. q: R:uS. %ade s.tes sh Of 50
Last season at this time the sea bass wers
on seaoriEht, and Il was hard run from
the Pong trip sro S ise rs.red ares. a.
| 1t will be easier this year. for the boats
may take q straight course for wherever
they want to 20. We are apt to hear OF
the sea hass any day now.
Jamaica bay weakfish Looked Fur.
The weakfsherman now may look for
ward TO his innings, for the weaknsh are
of meters. AZ a matter Of fact the bay
men In Jamaica Bay have been trying for
them al slre ,sy A. : rule they are pre-
time no one has reported the catch Of any
herring this year. Just Q few days OF real
ring. to be shortly followed by the weak
GuiS. Henry R.vin,u. said yesterday
! round tail herring in jamaica Bay. and
I that they had been In for about four weeks.
when the 1arst weaknsh was taken but the
osymen generally are Of the opinion that
s nS ssasSn w, %i % PIT early this year on
The freshness Of the wssknsn in this
market would indicate that they are not
yinias. and We may hear Of them emp being Inc
taken I,In considerably earlier in this bay than
Minnews in v Shape Lure Picker-l.
v s1,nSs' r M, IL 10, n hs,
wood Lake, \. Y. with Edmond McKenn.
and Al Frueh- Ola inhsbitant told mo OF
them under the Jaw. Tried it, and since
pa.. the the 9n,y On' N Tho sa1sh. any ash
this way meet in q effect and the water
striking the sides OF the triangle causes
ner that the pickeTei cannot withstand.
New York, May Is. GOVERNOR.
Newark Casting Tourney To-day.
The Newark Bait and Fly Casting Club
s s0ld elue D this
one-half ounce distance bait. ons-hsif
o FOUR rs aH nv;
| facy wet hy nve ounce rod
Wanakena's Big Trout
w ,. Farmer and Alien H. Sewers re-
whors they spent Sunday ' a.hins. EseS
carried ten pounds Of trout, the limit Mr..
viii. N.Y. sSS ..d
one that weighed two pounds ,
wstertown. N. z. May is.
Ling and Whiting at Rocksway.
! The Iron Pier at Rockaway IL open now.
The admission Is twenty cents Ling and
whiting are biting. recent catch was
that of W. Kemp. IS ling and ~ whiting.
sheepshead Bay Fare Nos Advertised
Why Is It the boatmen OF Sheepshsad
| Bay and vicinity have stopped advertising
fare prices of their boatsf
A man nowadays can't nSure his days
sra ws SH ne Il "na Seip him sc
| ngure mis- expenses before he started
| Brooklyn, May ls. WI
| Why Not Founder si.e Limit
'Hydesree' OF Port Washington. L L..
writes TO THE Sun regarding the taking
OF anal! founders and tomoods by nsheT-
since my last writing about tn. enor-
nous number OF founders taken from our
strongly convinced Of the need Of q law
prohibiting the taking Of founders and
ss,imstson fair minimum i.ns,A IN You'd %d
,," ,pSaG@. the las. month A... seen
Port Washington herbor that were not
over three inches in length, A large
eSsTstslns. wa. II. es.d.ns sr n:S.rm nssp
as rule, return all under siss nsh to the
water Immediately after they are un-
| II have watched . number Of fish srmen.
after they have reached the fishing station
noat, assert their catch. leaving the tiny
founders dead. to be thrown in the water
or upon the shore Many fishermen carry
| home their entire catch. no matter how
| small some OF the fish may be.
What 10 the sense of taking a nounder
measuring from tip to tip less than Ave
| inches7 founder Is q hardy nsh. and un-
| less It IL badly hooked will live IL returned
| to the water as soon as possible after II
IL taken from tho hook. Why not give
| the nsh chance to grow TO q reasonable
sizei What do the readers Of this column
| think about tf
| Bringing BACK Fish and Game
Arthur w. BeaL secretary OF the Bersan
| County Sportsmen's Fish and Game Pro-
tective Association, Ridgewood. N. j..
In helping to increase nsh and game
| throughout the county. In cooperation
| with the State Fish and Game Commission
the club has stocked the waters with trout
and the woods and fields with quail and
| peasants
Mr.. Beai says tho club Is vitality inter
| ested I'm having the streams clean and
| beautiful by stopping the pollution of the
Passaic River and It's tributaries"
Carpenters study of tho Buck Law
warwick S. Carpenter has made an In
| protectors of tho State, OF the operation of
the buck law. covering q period of three
| and half years.
| Here IL a summary OF twelve principal
| points as q result OF his study:
1. New York's deer must be administs red
| IN accordance with sound biological prin-
ciples. In order to insure maximum repro
| duction.
Z. Whitehall deer are polygamous, and II
has been definitely ascertnined that one
buck to four does OF breeding age will
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