New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-21
Estate Owners in
Ad;rontEacks Seek
To Protect Deer
'Cenilemcn's Agreement"
MayHalt Shooting Of Does
Despite State Law: Resorts
Improving Golf Courses

SpsccI CORES pondercs
ADIRONDACKS, y. Y. Sept. GOV
Seward Wcob, jr., Of New York, acting
on behalf of the Ne-ha-aa-ne Park AS
ISOLATION, of which he is secretary and
treasurer, heads q movement to prevent
the killing of does on the private re-
serves in the Adirondacks during the
hunting season opening October l, re-
CARELESS Of the provisions of the state
law under a recent change by which
hunters are this season permitted TO
Kill one deer OF either sex instead of
two bucks a formerly under the So
called buck law"
AS a result of the movement headed
by Mr.. Webb it is probable that ID
meeting Of the owners Of private pre-
serves in the mountains will be held in
New York before the opening of the
season and that a gentlenen's agree
ment will be reached to prevent the
killing of female deer on their hold
ings. This means that but one buck
only will be taken by each hunter on
these preserves.
Nh. Webb's appeal, so radically at
variance with the provisions Of the re-
vised state law has stirred much in
terost among hunters now at the sew
eral Adirondack centres in large num-
bers, and it is probable that the move
ment Will lead to an attempt in the
Legislature this winter to eliminate
from the law the present provision for
the killing os does.
Golf Clubs Expanding
Frank A. Nunscy, who has an estate
ct E'iZaoethtown and is prominent
member OF the Cobole Hill Golf Club
there, has offered to give 1000 toward
q fund 10 be raised for the purpose OF
a committee Of the club row invest;-
gazing the matter decides it is advis-
able 20 purchase the links now used by
the club under lease. Members Of
this committee are W =. Maloncy and
A. J. Wadhams, Of Sew York, and
George H. Siege. of Brooklyn.
The Saranac Lake Golf Club is to
purchase the Meadowbrook farm Of
80 acres OF which seventy are cleared,
located midway between the villages OF
Saranac Lake and Lake Placid, and
Smiths the work OF extending the
course of the ST Regis River COLI Club
from nine TO eighteen holes is being
pushed.
A. nigh Knoll, their place on Signal
Fil, Lake Placid, where they are re-
melniAg lots. Jesse Livermore and his
wife. formerly Miss Dorothca Wendt,
OF Brooklyn. are receiving congratulate
lions uron the birth of q son on Sep.
TENDER II.
Judge and Mrs Mitchell May. OF New
York. recently arrived at Lake Placid
as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nam
Der, Of New York, who are at their
cottage on Signal Hill for the remain
der 6 the season.
At Whiteface Inn
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Anpanzellor, of
BronNville. are at Whiteface Inn for
the remainder OF September.
Mrs. Arthur Hahlo and family, Of
New York, are spending September at
" hiteface Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Storm, of New
York, are spending a few weeks at
" hiteface Inn.
Mrs. Edear Ward, Kenneth Ward and
Mrs. f. G. Bond, OF Orange. \. J.,
have been spending the early part OF
September at Whitoface Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r Mulgrew, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell ". Todd, Charles l.
Carpenter. Miss Florence Carpenter
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Rudell, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Z. Cook, Charles r. Welding
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Roberts and
Harry Weeks are among those from
New York recently arrived at White
face inn.
Those recently arrived at the Ste,
vens House, Lake Placid, for the re
mainder OF the season include Mrs
NJ. h. Holmes, OF Brooklyn, accom-
panied by her sisters. Mrs E. II. Merk
ley, of New York, and Miss j. Kenney
of Brooklyn.
Mrs. George J. Stiles and Mrs. F. A
Caille, of New York, have Joined Mrs
E. RRub and Miss M. Botzum. OF New