The sun., 1919-10-24
ROD AND GUN NEWS

the guidance Of John L. Airr,,
ourn contractor and one OF tn N Au.
state can boast. grabbed Itself bv York
poot straps ana pulled itself or, Own
nut that It has been travelling 10, OF the
The association didn't b.v.
money; WITH less than 1900 at n, much nos
| ana 40 some real planting, nursery
site was procured on n ANAL
stream a short distance east Of ~ sprint
and q small building erected. mo-, e city
trough" w.f a'n n,. Sy the r members wooG.sS
ana beginnins made with coopsrs guiding
the State commission. 'a''0n Of
ana Il. :tTars Ts' s snsss' Sn at US week
tion has westhered II. At time, Si i, S
peen close to the cushion" for mt, mas
srnr, 'h ne. m,ehmosrship ha. been Increase
| still growing. wv and u
Last year close to SOC, 600 st.sl,,,,
were placed In the iakes ana str.as,
and the number VIII be increased i'S na.,
Already nns ca.ehe. of n.h ar. hahn,
cannot afford trips to the mount ngn who
t1 syin a.. sheir f fun right at home. and cen.
claiming its own. U's'ct Is
Hundreds Of tourists travel through =,
sho,.s q, itn OF campers along In,
but better yet, the records OF the Rnarss.
OF Trade in the district show that p.on.
homes permanently. thus tho en ,sEs s enst'
Through the little wooden buii H fs sns
baby fish are growing to be large enopsS
| 20 take care of themselves and then care
fully and scientifically planted.
| The association had promises Of b.,n
from. men with money" but the m nog
renee upon OF these promises were no,
tulnIled and the nursery has been ken, n
OF the members who have dipped down
Tor little change now and then and Tor
the most part they are Just working fsl.
missioner George d. Pratt Of In. New
York State CONSERVATION Commission h,,
declared that ths5 are there with ths
The latest activity Of the association
drive on the meters and pirates thai
have piled their trade for .ysars along
In the district The State Commissiop hss
promised III: hearty cooperation 10 this
Ing moral might at in ali rjEht a. eiosins
line; II you want to get .omswh.rs
Auburn. N. T. Oct. 20.
New York Deer Hunting Dangerous Snort
Two Dead-Doe Law to Blamsf 10 Ii,
headline on the following taken from "out
In the Open" department In the Newark
Evening News OF last night;
Unless ono wants to argue that the men
probably would have fred under any cir.
cumstances, to New Yorks new deer law.
which permits the killing Of does may b.
ascribed the responsibility for two fatal
mishaps in the Adirondacks Sunday.
In one q man killed his son. thinking
the handkerchief with which the boy was
wiplng his face was a deer's tail.
| In the other farmer, leaning over 10
| pick wild flower, was shot by hi,
brother-in- law, who fancied he saw q
-four legged animal
| year provided that no deer should be killed
unless It bad horns three inches above the
hair. That being the case the average Law
abiding hunter held his FIRE until he wa,
sure of his tight; the other kind. OF COURSE
took q chance.
So long a. the killing OF does Is per.
mitted deer hunting in tho Adirondack,
will hold . position among the most dan
serous sports in the land"
| This extract should be OF special Inter.
est to Mr.. N. II. Hoover, president OF ths
New York Conservation Association. which
takes the credit for the repeal OF the BUCK
law from the New York statute books
| New York, Oct. 20. WHITE BIRCH