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stream for a couple of years in order that there- 
after they may have better fishing and larger 
trout. 
CHINESE PHEASANTS 
The outlook for pheasant shooting this fall is 
good. From every district the Game Department 
has received abundant assurances that the supply 
is plentiful and the birds are of fairly large size. 
The heavy snow and severe winter does not seem 
to have killed off nearly as many as a year ago. 
The young birds may be seen along the roadside and 
in the fields most anywhere throughout the State 
where birds have been planted. 
It will be well for sportsmen to remember that 
only male Chinese pheasants may be killed this 
vear. This should have a tendency to further in- 
crease the supplv for next year and was a wise 
piece of legislation. 
You have purchased your Liberty Bond and you 
have given to the Red Cross fund; but how about 
that memorial fund for the widow of Judge Denny? 
Send your subscription at once to Dr. E. C. MeFar- 
land, president of the Oregon Sportsmen‘s League, 
Morgan Building, Portland, Oregon. 
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When vou take that long contemplated camping, 
fishing or hunting trip this season, do so with the 
determination that when you return you will relate 
