The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-12

Fluko Two mt Clip.
| Spending my vacation by taking trips to
the fishing banks found me aboard the
Linta from Canarsie. 1t was an ideal day
for outdoor sports. and fishing especially.
.oapssd ' sos ss ever Sn sSn Ica ssr well ,sn
banks--iarge cabins. courteous crew and
well posted captain amp plenty Of bait
Gedney Channel, where nuke were caught
often two at a clip.
blew WHICH, made very S.hns Quite sooeh Snd
In spite OF this handicap many nuke were
with a seven pound hsh; the second prize
was taken with huks OF Ave and a half
BROOKLYN, July Ii. INA
nuke and weaks at Long Branch.
Fluke and weaknsh are biting in tho
waters surrounding the Long Branch. N. j.,
pier. The weaknsh caught have been large
enS To- ms% Of
Catches made on Tuesday follow: wal
shannon. Newark. ii duke. ) wssknsh.
F1uke at Sandy Hook.
The Bijou Fishing Club on Tuesday sf-
IL sss sSS Capt y@a
fair quantities OF nuke. Capt. Bryan
caught within an hour seven iuke. which
these taken Just before the boat started
for sheepshead Bay. Had caught nothing
l should never have heard the last of 1t
New York. July IL. NEW YORKER.
Long Islanders TO Resume Practice.
The Long Island Casting Club team
will resume practice on Sunday. July ls,
All members are invited to compete in the
tryouta JOHN SHAW. Captain.
New York. July IL
weaknsh and Crsakcrs &C Midland.
The Midland Beach Fishing Club Of MD.
land Beach: staten Island, has elected the
ident, sidney Rice; vice president. J. Beck
man De Nyse; secretary and treasurer
The following board of governors was
selected: L a. jenkins. chairman; Y: Ben;
! Edward I'll. Neibert,
The delegates to the Association Of SUI.
three hn Years; Dr.. Carleton simon. two years;
w. J. Morse was elected chairman OF
the tournament committee. BENJAMIN
Kurtz chairman of the house committee
and J. b. Le Cierca chairman OF the fish
Prizes will he given for the largest FISH
caught from the Midland Beach pier dur
ing the season by club members The
SsSins BEEN snV saSsst BY Frank TsutpSeous
new member of the club few
eroaker' are sisq being TAKEN s.6 from the
Midland Beach. July IL.
! Making Known Merits OF Neglected Fish.
WASHINGTON. d. c., July 10. - Fish
cookery demonstrations along the Pacihc
and Gulf coasts cities have been In vogue
for some time by demonstrators from the
L. s. Bureau of Fisheries.
Large numbers Of women have learned that
@ htn Ss are Tsrses
fully the equal of some Of the better known.
high priced species. Among the forms espee-
iowtan, sableHsh founders. small soies, king
hsh. mackerel. and the milts Of salmon.
M Evs sSs sesnee5 F. her
Gated the buying Of fish In the round. the
viscera alone being removed. as this is cheaper
and trimmings CASUALLY thrown away by the
dealer). which are the richest In flavor, are
These trimmings. with the heads and also
the homes, have been shown to produce as
delicious soups as could be desired. also
the foundation for cream sauce. In thus
utilizing every part Of the n.h for food, the
In place of frying. the hot method ~
cooking is recommended. whereby practically
eliminated, economy In use Of fat, is erectcd.
snd time is saved in both cooking and serv-
Cresmed dishes. souffles and imitation chons
are made from left over ash Salads also are
made from these, as well as from freshly
The results attained in this field Of operation
in populRrizng fishery products and IN In
creasing the consumption OF fsh particularly
those forms whose merits were not well known.
IN the Bureaus opinion fully establish the
need for nm extension Of this work to other
sections Of the country.
Dead Man Killed Live Deer.
In my story on planting Walleyed
Pike Amid Dif1culties." in streams near
South Edwards, / mentioned that while
looking for a stray young heifer I saw
toward the woods red animal standing
on a knoll in a ploughed field. / thought
for moment It was the lost heifer and
started toward It. 1t proved to be a
yearlinK buck in his red coat believe
he made a mile in nothing fiat.
some of our conversation on the trail back
that day from Beaver Lake. I'll not be
held responsible in any way whatever for
this yarn. and repeat II here only to show
to what extent mans Imagination
can go.
1t seems years ago during a very severe
winter the narrator of this yarn and n
friend journeyed into the depths OF these
woods to ascertain II an old guide whom
they had always known was still In the
land OF the living.
Hitching UP a double team TO pair
of eight bobsleighs they started one morn
ing for the woods. The drive was per-
haps some ten or twelve miles over a
rough lumber road and through deep
snow Everything went along smoothly,
and as they drew In sight of the old log
cabin one OF the first things to attract
their attention was the fact that no ono
had been in or out OF the building for