The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 2, 1911, Page 2

Tent _ runs 27 files 7 nF HASKA 15 HUNTER'S PARAD aS JIM JEFFRIES monaters we saw in Alaska, “It was while we were in this last camp that we shot bear, Black bear were very plentiful about two miles from the camp, We saw a number of brown bear, but did not shoot at any, for the ‘open’ season on the browns did not begin until October 1, Just to show you how many bear are there, I went out one day and in half an hour saw nine Diack bear and one brown one. John got three blacks and agri aly and I got three blacks, There are “some bar’ in Alaska, for I saw one skin about 16 feet long. “The government has a close season on black bear from eo 1 to September 1, and on browns from June 1 to October 1, Every guide is & deputy game warden and they watch you closely, Hunting It censes cost $50 and anything can be brought out of the country free except a moose head, and they tax you $150 for that. They tax you the same price for any part of the moose bro it out, horn, hoof or anything. They do this to discour age hunting and to keep the anl- JAS, J, JEFFRIES. Gost Him $800 to Make the Trip, But He Got Bear, Sheep, Moose, in Two Months’ | ‘he miners. “They are monstrous big animals, Ramble Through Wilds of Alaska.) much larger than a horse. Every: © “Talk about places to hunt. Why | one up thore tells you to kill all the ) Alaska bas them al! beaten in this| bear you for no jury would ‘ountry. There is almost every-|ever convict you for doing this. he miners don't like the brown but the attr bear, for they are very dangerous ‘Me on the trip from which 1 have | and will fight anything. “Yast returned was the moose and| “The black bear live on berries the bear.” and do not go down to the rivers ‘That's what Jim Jeffries says|to fish. There are acros of cran- Alaska as & hunter's paradise, | berries, blue berries and moss or Masten: |bear berries and the black bears “We hunted two days and Jobn | live on these. The browns go down three sheep and got two. he the rivers and lay on the banks we were in this sheep coun-| where the salmon come along close ‘we had to sleep on the ground, |to shore and haul these out with snow in patches on the hill-| their claw They throw them on It was cold, for we were the banks and wait until they be- o1 few miles from a giacier. | gin to spoll and then eat them. I > “We went eighteen miles further |saw many piles of fresh fish along the lake and made a perma-| the banks and if you go back there camp. The grouse were very | several days later you will find that fal there and we killed all we | the bears have eaten them. In Sep- possibly eat in a few minutes. | tember the browns quit fishing and {ter several days there we | go to the mountains to eat berries packet stuff into the mountains before going into their caves for miles and made another amal}) the winter. Here we hunted sheep.| “The bears are wild like the eee Sheep are white and have| moose and sheep, and can scent “Big ctited horns like the Rocky you a mile. When they do, they "Mountain sheep. They are very tear off out of sight into the brush. Wild and can scent you a mile. You| You have to hunt them from the Must hunt them on the windward | windward side or you can never get side and keep out of sight, but at | close enough to shoot them, Cimes they are quite tame, and/ “Our trip of two months cost us | YouenD get close to them. There /about $800 each. The guide cost ‘millions of growee a trifle larger | us $10 per day and the packer $5. our mountain quail and so) We packed in bacon, beans, four, that you can sometimes kill | sugar, tea, coffee, rige, salt and with a stick when they sit in|canned milk, in addition to our ranches of the trees. blankets and camp stuff. I had a counted 78 sheep in one band/ silk tent that weighed about five day and also saw 14 moose In| pounds and it was an ‘A’ tent seven band once. John shot a young|by nine feet. We strung it from -meat,-for they are the cat-| one tree to another and {t covered northern country. We five or ix men. We bad a Dutch any for the horns, for | o but most of our ‘bread’ was velvet now and wilt | hot cakes. ug shoots of a tree.| “I think Alaska one of the most season these horns be- | {nteresting countries in the world, |. There are moose heads | and I am going back there again be but none to compare with the | fore long. g itt ga ay E of Garry Herrmann and President Lynch of the National league, the other members of the national com- mission, he ts going to probe the recent ticket-selling scandal con- nected with the world’s baseball series. Johnson declares that he knows who is guilty of letting the tickets get into speculators’ hands and the man {s not President Brush of the New York Giants. NEW YORK, Nov. 2—if Ban Johnson, president of the American Wague; can secure the co-operation CHICAGO, Nov. 2.—Wrestling fans here cannot get interested in the announcement by the managers ot Zybszsco, the Polish grapp' that he will arrive here soon with a challenge for Frank Gotch. The game was queered by the Gotch- Hackenschmidt flasco, | PALO ALTO, Cal., Nov. 2—Stan- ford football enthusiasts are much | encouraged today as a result of the victory of the Cardinal team over the British Columbia Rugby _ fit. teen by the score of 27 to 3. The lead of 24 points is the same by which the University of California beat the Britisher When ona RIFLE Don’t Fail to See Theo. Wilts Co. 1012 First Ave., Seattle. EOPLE are not leaving so much to chance in these days of universal telephone service. In- stead of risking disappointment they telephone and ogee the facts, school be held on a stormy morning, will your friend bet in if you call, what does the weather man predict and when does the train leave—are samples of myriads of ques- tions constantly passing over the wire, an by the proper authorities. cet There are also questions to be asked about the telephone service, how somebody can be reached over the Bell "long Distance Telephone and what it will cost, and similar ques- tions, which are being answered by the information operators, The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co Every Bell Telephone Is the Center of the System Mountain | mals in the country for the use of 1 wx = Lelchceitihnideentinl George Shreeder, owner of the Tacoma Tigers, had plenty of good baseball mai year, but he finished eb to the cellar, He hag# but one manager, but, of course, that was not enough, so next year hé- will have two, And they will both be in the ga at the same timp, It will be: Tke Butler, Raq. overseer of batteries, and Michael Joseph Lynch, fleld director and promulgator of the squeeze play, Very Me, Mr, Shreeder, but isn't It posible that last year's disaster was a case of too much ‘manager, instead of not enough? Some people think #0, Anyhow, Mr, Shreeder will probably have his hands full next year, for if a game |s lost Mike and Ike will both swear the other fellow Is to blame, whereas, if the con! ja a victory, both will undoubtedly be willing to aasume the responsibility, Verily, the way of a Tacoma bareball mag: nate ts hard, But it is something , and the public falls readily for something a little different. We ail keep our eye trained the general direction of Tacoma, to note the result of Mr, Shreeder’s tnao vation, . . Mr, Al T. Baum, new president of the Coast league, has spoken. No More post-season games in the South, Hurts the game, don'tcherknow, Very well, Mr, Bi . Very soon, di der, we shall read that those big league slaves won't be allowed more than one patr of shoes change their collars oftener than ong a w maintained, and too much leeway, even tn smal} matters, hurts the game, Of course, those are matters of the future, but right now a move is on foot to prevent players from serving as newspaper writers, and from doing stunts on the stage in winter time, Oh, you ball players’ union! Hurry up; you're needed! . Hurry-Up Yost's star quarter, “Shorty” MeMillan, hae ined his nd the hurry-up one is sending out bear stories over the game with eee Arrangements for the seating of the crowd at the wrestling matches at Dreamland rink tomorrow night have been completed, and workmen will begin the fastalling of the seats tomorrow morning. The plans In clude the installation of 1,500 reserved seats and 1,500 bleachers, 3,000 in all, Reserved seats will go on sale at the Dreamland rink at 10 to morrow, and bleacher seats at 7, Gotch wrestles in Tacoma tonight and will arrive tn Seattle tomorrow morning. eon is ready for the gong, and Charley Olson will be on hand for his little affair with Mahmout, the eh ee er meme HURRY UP YOST WEARS OLD SMILE SINCE M’MILLAN HAS RETURNED “HURRY UP” YOST AND THE SMILE. ANN ARBOR, Mich., Nov, ‘This is a story of a smile, A famous mile it is, but it has been missing for a few years. It is @ pleasant sight for Michigan students, for they belleve tt foretelis gridiron suo oss for the Wolverines this year. Yost hasn't been so successful for the last few years as he was when throwing nightmares into opponents with his “point « minute eleven.” Rules were made to circumvent the great coach and restric- tions were imposed until he was bound hand and foot. But Yost did the best he cotid. Every year he has had 4 good eleven, but he wanted another than would make the name of Michigan as familiar as in the old days, the days of “Bons” Weekes, Neal Baow, Heston, Sweeley and others whose fame is told in song and story in the frat houses. And this year he seems to have auch an eleven. It looked good at Whitmore lake, when the men reported and Yost seemed satisfied, but he didn't grin, until be returned from Detroit with the announce ment: ‘Shorty’s’ back, ye kneow—couldn't stay away, ye kneow. We're glad to get him, ye kneow.” And bis expression told more than his *| southern drawl. It showed how pleased he was that “Shorty” McMillan was back. It was at “Billy” Wasmund’s funeral that Yost met the man of whom he once said, “ ‘Shorty’ has the making of the best quarterback in America, ye kneow.” Despite assertions that he would not return to college, Yost never ceased hoping for McMillan’s return. When they met Yost smiled and MeMillan could not withstand it. That's why, the day he reached Ann Arbor, MeMillan appeared on Ferry id in molesking as quickly as he could register and arrange his classes And “Shorty” MeMillan is the big reason the Yost smile has caused consternation { in the camps of <a rival slevens this fall, ——SESSES Shephard Mar ay feet oe tonight, | Lose Out Beattie Automod! Broadway Wrestling Match Dreamland Rink, Nov. 3 Gotch ys. Leon Mahmout vs. Chas. Olsen Tickets on sale at Sime Clear Jienry Bids. Shawe Drug 4. Madison, A. G. jaing's. 111 Booond ay. Every Description Rubber Tubing, Boots, Shoes, Coats, Oll Slickers, Stip-ons, Hot Water Bottles and Sundrie: We guarantee our goods to give satisfaction, MELVIN W. SHEPPARD NEW YORK, Nov. 2.—That Mel- HOT WATER BOTTLES RLPAIRED, The Rubber Store 714 First Ave. is announced here today as a result of the dis- honorable discharge of the famous NOVEMBER 2, 191t FISTIC ~~ BY TOM ANDREWS — The Kngliah b ing bas been ors, whone com: poked for, arrived in New York Oct, 24. They will rest, to re cover thelr land lege and settle down to bust about likely they will show in New York first, at Tom O'Rourke's club Boston, Phila delphia and To ronto are bid ding for them and PD, J. Tor Tom Andrews, torch of the Weatside club, New Orleans, plans to use them against stars. The New Orleans club is inter ested financially fa thelr appear ance here. Bid Smith and Billy Marchant the lght members of the party wore busy before leaving England Smith defeated three men four days apart, His last victim was tho French crack, Gillard, to whom he gave 12 pounds, Marchant also won a t battles, London pw pers say*Marchant will succeed Driscoll as featherweight cham pion, Success for both boys this country is predicted by Eng ish writers. Manager W. FE. Ames wants to get Smith against Johnny Coulon for the bantam title and prefers Johnny's own welght—115 ringside. Marchant wants to meet the best 124-pounders and then Abe Attell English fans have a high regard for Bow! even if b as recel son. From London an expert and friend writes me as follows “I see where a Now York writer says Wells would have been easy for present American heavy weights. On what premises he bases his opinion I cannot say, but ho will get the biggest surprise of his life when he sees Wells in fon “Because Wells would prove a poor match for the black cham. pion ts no argument _Is | ther re any in| FACTS American heavyweis make Johnson even ew Wells beat Flynn, th nearcely laid a glove on him Flynn fwn’y the heay America “Tom O'Rourke of New York has proposed to Wells that he go to the| States and he may, but will ide until after his bout with Guaner Moir, If he defeats Moir he has agreed to meet the South African, Fred Storbeck. This mateh will show whether Wells has in creased his stamina.” I can say that Tom O'Rourke's offer to Wella was of $4,000 or the privilege of 26 per cent of the gross! receipts and two steamer tickets, 1| believe he will come to this country. | The latest boxing EuiFope is ¢ neh we Sid Burns ed with: Youn, hamplonship Frenchinan ts English p and is picked to be 4 champion if he and de-| Yolops into a middleweight. He ts} 19 and gets better and cleverer| | dally. t who can When American And jn worst sensation orge Carpentie eight, who de ndon and is mi Joseph for t Britain, The 4if™by the ( given cre behaves As the result of his splendid) showing against Jimmy Clabby at Winnipeg. Mike Gibbons of St. Paul has an offer from Hugh Me Intosh, to go to Australia this winter Does Flourishing Must be sold at once. TION FREE, Fillings . 50¢ up $6 Bridgework’ oe Entrance 207 University Street, The Parisian Chocolate Company, of 820 Union at., ts a shining exam ple of what can be done tn, building up ® business in Seattle. The firm Was started a little over wix ye ago, and now employs a larg ber of people and the business ex tends from Idaho and Montant to Fronen Alaska. Mr. J. Vintkow, the genial man ager, who has been an expert candy maker for 20 years, attributes much of the success of the concern to the fact that they turn out only the finest of hand rolled chocolates and always treat thelr customers in a fair and honoral ie manner. Candy Business| “eats” | BALLARD BUSINESS DIRECTORY BE GUIDED BY THE ADVERTISEMENTS BELOW. WATCH THE PHONE| ‘District NUMBERS. LOOK FOR SPECIAL FEATURES THESE PEOPLE ARE AD- VERTISING. THEY ARE pesonee! AND WILL MRET YOUR 24d WANT ARCHAMBEAULT co., Inc. 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