The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1908, Page 5

R ROOSEVELT WILL faye ones" ON THE fe $H00 & GURAFFE f-sHooTING: / — HARTE NE OF THE UNIQUE EAST AFRICA. 3 mae eA AFRICAN LION rege 4A HEAVY TRO. at HUNTER'S SERV RAYING MASSIVE) EAST AFRICAN) We tg a Nete—Mr. J. R. Brad written the accom: on what President R| experience hunting greatest Americar game hunting ‘on the dark con ~ He has hunted ection of trophies tha | ten to hin rifle ie in the ‘Museum of Natural Hist Bradley has financed the that is now explor)— regiona—Editor ADLEY. {Star Special Service.) | Wea Theo. Roosevelt gets into] mixes with the big game! be will find that he is en sasport quite different from fn cane brakes or in The African animals stalked, and a man has je as quick with his fect in gow of the way as with his 3 Binge gietotag the beasts. Such things “pite direction of the wind and play important dusting on the dark conti THE PART OF EAST AFRICA WHERE PRESIDENT ROOSE- _ -VELT WILL, HUNT. | ‘There is no plunging through Wood, seeing a bear and killing at & few yards distance, in for the African animals. Roosevelt has decided to go to and German Hast Africa, as Meporied, he bas decided on the -_-_—— tach . 4c Hose Nozzle, 25¢ jp etend Brass Hose Nozzle | ea fine, fan-like spray or ream; regular 25c Special Me Camp Stool, 19¢ oo Pir iy Prem Camp Stool covered with ol oor worth Me; extra special 19¢c $2.50 Screen Door, $1.59 Varnished Screen Door MK inches thick; fancy spin pet cnater and corner braces oe while ‘$i. 59 a Wall Tent, $4.49 foot best quality ered Tent, with foot wall ial Wednesday 6 Doubie ped eay $4.49 Heavy Twine Hammock, colors; extra length Stretcher at each end; Special with $4.00 WE $2. p= worth $4.00; best places for variety in big game.| wire to offer to He will be able to enter the lists against Hons, elephants, rhinocer oses, hippopotamuses, zebras, gi raffes and smaller animals. If he goes as a dilettantl, ambi tious only to bag a lion, an ele phant, a hippo, a rhino and a few other antmais, simply to diaplay the skins when he gets home, the prea! dent will not require a jarge outfit and following. All he need do will be to place himself im the arms of the British and German ments, who will have men pur the president's rifle ¢ whole thing country to drive the game up to the can be done in a few weeks, and Roosevelt will have a big handful of skins to show his friends. This. however, Is not real sy If Roosevelt disdains this sort of hunting, and if he @ to Africa with the intenth of showing that he ts a true huntaman, he will not allow t Jerman and British offi cials to do the work for him, but will attend to it himeeit He will remain in the interior at least six months, and he will have his own caravan with him and will run ev erything bimnelt If he dows this, he ought to have. say, 6T men with bin up of porters, gun be ts and aseari, the local native soldiers This last is necessary if the presi dent intends to get out of the beaten track and strike into the real heart of the hunting country, like Northwest Rhodesia. There are many savage tribes in bood soldiers wil , sary to keep the peace. With his ennert and with some beads and tron VISIT THE NAVY YARD. Tomorrow ts visitors’ day at the Navy Yard The entire Pacific fleet, consisting of the Washington St. Louis, Pennsylvanta, Colorado, Milwaukee. Tennessee and Charies ton, are at the Navy Yard Boats leave pier 2, foot of Yesler way every hour, Round trip 50c. C paring Sate of hn al EXTRAORDINARY Sale of 10- The lot consists of three ‘sizes of Yellow Mixing } Bowls, Yellow Nappies, Child's Chambers, Custards and White Porcelain Bakers, Dishes and Nappies; Worth up to 35c; extra special, Cent Ware 10c $2.50 Lunch Basket, $1.39 Double-Cov ered Ly h Hasket, or Travel ing BD very strong and handy: worth $250; @4 99 extrente spectal 50c Sleeve Iron, 33¢ Hest Shape Shirt Watet or Sleeve Iron; full nickel plated detachable handle; regu 33c Genuine Wistaria lar 50e; special 30c Water Pail, 19¢ Heavy Galvanized 12-quart Serub of Water Pall; handy for the camp; worth 0c Mason Pint Jars, 59¢ Doz Genuine Ball Mason Fruit Jars ned caps 59c 4 Porcelain wlal, in fancy variegated fast wide valance and strong $2.49 E'S WHAT YOU'RE UP AGAINST, T.R., | | WHEN You fot Bic oan IN AFRICA | movement that will be remen | rhino. | bring } THE STAR--TUESDA Ta} uaa the uncivilized | fighting natives, Roosevelt not to have any trouble, un goes looking for It deliberat The cost of Roosevelt's tion, of course, will vary to the manner in which t dent wishes to travel Wages of his army of men will not amount to much. Ten or twleve lightened by the demands of the ought | chefs wa he} If Roosevelt wants to cover him y. |self with great glory as an African edi. | hunter, he will keep a lookout for ording | a Bongo, the rarest ai to shoot ® preal-jon the continent. The Bongo ts a spectes of bush buck h inhab |{t# unfrequented parts.and which Is an wild and as timid as an antmal cent® a day will be ample for alcan be. Very few huntemen have man, who must also be fed. Then/|ever got one. I 6 « have, and tf there are donkeys to take, to be! id be sure of getting on « used aa bait for lions, and also live stock for food. If the president | « has 5,000 rounds of ammunition for! poy a six-month trip, he ought not to| of run short, and if he takes 100 men | « ys trall | should orgenize an pedit Africa for that por alone Walter Rothschild haa red as high as $5,000 for one to eh tion of trophies « collec he will have all the human help he} Let Roosevelt return to America can desire, On my last expedition| With a Hongo in his game bag and I had 112 men. The expenses of | he will not have to off bis hat all this, allowing for a #rous |to any other African saporteman will not exceed $15. edition might be ult feat for the president to go up againat is shoot. | C. P. R, WANTS ing Hons by night. | have never expertenced anything else quite so wo exetting as this. He should take i with him @ large acetyline tam, such an is used an & headlight fo jon's lair with donkey m and whould then stalk the animal, he with his gun and one of his tru men holding aloft the light they o 8 (By United Press.) me to the lion, the lamp car rier should throw the beams full on| WINNIPEG, July nerve the beast. and then the president Whyte, second vice nt of the should take careful aim and fire.| Canadian Pactfic way, left thie It he a @ kill, all right: but) city last night for Skagway, Alaska f his by at all unsteady, or If) He will also visit Seattle, Vancou for any other reason he misses, let) ver and Prince Rupert, and will be him look out for his life. Playing! absent three we Hin visit hide and seek at night with a full-| geattie is in connection with grown, savage male lon in the mid-| formation « corporation by the ite of Africa, is not a game for chil-| Canadian Pacific and Union Pacific dren, or, indeed, for anybody ex-| jings for the purchase of the Bel cept an experienced huntsman of! ijngham Hay & British Columbia iron nerve alway. This link would give the Apart from a night attack on ®| Union Pacific an entrance into Van Hon, the best kind of sport the) couver, B.C, and the Canadian Pa president can have is rhinoceros! citic an entrance into Seattle bunting. A rhino is really the king of beasta, He bas more savagery, | courage, pe LESLIE CARTER A WRECK. er to kill than any ot severan and is bard er animal in (By United Presa.) } the we To loc t a rhino you might think he « nt run, but if} CHICAGO, June 20.—Lealie Car your bullet does not strike a fatal ter, former husband of the famous you wilt! of spot and only worries him declared ment be given a lesson in rapidity declared mental actress, was toda incapable of handling his own a iar '& Gee. dak toned business affairs by Judge Cutting, shoulders is the piace to bit o| Of the proba urt. A guardian and a huntaman has to have | Will be app to attend to Car ters financial matters ting’s order was & splendid eye and firm nerves to down the animal dge Cut result of a pe-| t by He As Roosevelt killa his game, his |ttion filed in t 2 followers will set to work imme. | L#alie Carter, sister of the broken diately to skin them and pr down financier, wie hides. The porters will the trophies, which will be on them as thelr food packs ar ShoesmOxfords In tan and black Look at nd H quality and compare the prices i FREOLUND, HORNBERG 4&4 ; LARGON, 705 Pike seed For & good snampoo Lake 8 use Soap oe IL Kilsheimer & Co. Wholesale and Family Liquor Store Removed to 1610 tnd Open for business July ¥ What a pity to miss the pleasure ot Victor in your home just be ause the whole price isn't handy for you today You can buy this king of instruments on pay ments that will never worry or embarrass you Come and see us about it today $1 DOWN, $1 PER WEEK Sherman, Clay & Co. 1406 Second Av. | teller jchurch, of O ¥\ JULY 21, 1908. PLANTS RESUME WORK (By United Prowse.) NEW YO July 21—The An | sonia Clock Factory in Rrooklyn which employs more than 1,000 hands, has opened with a full force weter a shutdown of several weels. ORANGE, plant of ‘Thon we on Wi Juw 21 won, whieh ploy# 2,300 men, Hayy resunred oper ations ful tnte. after running} on @ reduce tatp svhettite for | many moners. SALEM, Masm, duly %1.--The Naur@ekag cotton mitts howe restum ed, employing 1,600 hands. 10 GIVE DANCING PARTY FOR A DEBUTANTE ‘Other Social Dances Are’ | on the Program—Club Picnic at Wildwood. Mre. Parton Swift ” dancing Friday in Charlotte Whittle and Mise = Mar Loute | ity Dance | The summ school students |the Washington university will ine Keone Gives Dance. A dancing party | Friday evening at the | Mine Margaret Keone King County Equality Club. The King County Equality club a benefit plenic and ex eefsion tomorrow night around Mercer island to ratne funds for the now butlding of the " tion of Women's clubs. Wildwood has been chartered and will leave Lescht park at #:30 o'clock. A will be made at Wildwood park, where dancing will be one of the amusements provided by the program committee Me. Carver Married in Tacoma. Mr. Robert ywiton Carver { the Nattonal Bank of of Seattle, wan married will be give Lennox by last week to Mies Huldah I ant of a, at the home the bride's parents, Mr. and Mra. John Here of North O at Rev. ¢ ¥. W. Btoever, of Bt. Jo! church Mticiated. A large reception fol lowed the ceremony, Miss Stor aansii and Mins Lote Allen, of Se attle, were and Mra Carver new bungalow the bridesmaids. Mr will reside in a on Mercer island. Pienic for Orphan Children. The little folks of the Grandma Home for Children have njoying the warm day several outings. The smaller dren were given « pl at Woodland park were given a day the summer Wilson Ge Wiison church, w Rev Rev 1M of the ! leave t month in th by te nereation of Omaha fore leaving Seatt Wilson will deliver the day morning sermon Castetiar Rirest Teeelved be Hansbrow of Onk spending the w Miss Julia Frye is visiting ahaha friends at Deine Beach, Ta am Mre. & Frautenthal te visiting in Portland, Ore. Mrs. D. KB. Leah ima, and her m P. 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