Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
President and Party Have Folded
Their Tents and Departed
From Oklahoma,
AND NOW FOR COLORADO.
Altogether Eighteen Pclts We're Secnr'
cd-New Hunting GrOanIs VIII be
Reached Saturday

Frederick. OKLA, April l5.-President
Roosevelt ended his hunt and broke
camp this afternoon but did not leave
the hunting ground In the Big Pasture
until nearly o'clock tonight staying
inside TO on, supper wlth the WOLF
chasers. The special train was waiting
here and the president and his party
entered the cars ana started south to
Texas over the ST. Louis q SAN Gran
ylsco railroad, According to schedule,
the train was transferred to The Fort
Worth & Denver railroad at Vernon,
Tex, at $50 p. M, ana the journey TO
Colorado begun No provision Is made
for stops or 8. eeChos, the public por-
ton Of the presidents tour having end
cd
The presidents great wolf hunt IN
Oklahoma is now at an end rs OF these
animals being the total number cap-
turCd The cooks, portors and most Of
the other help arrived i'm Frederick
shortly before 6 O'Clock, and reported
that the president would arrive here
about o'clock after taking supper near
ihc pasture gate from the wagon con-
tanning supplies, ana that me ana his
party would then gallon to town,
EX-Dolcguto Dennis r.. Flynn, Gov,
Thomas b. Ferguson and Congressman
John II. stevens Of Texas, who arrived
last night, win be present To show
their respects TO the president
About II o'clock ths morning John
Nbernathy, the noted wolf-huutor told
the president that ON this, the last day.
he was going 20 bring in two wolves
himself The president laughed, but
Mr. Abcrnathy left the president and
when seen by a newspaper man i'm the
pasture at o'clock this afternoon he
! had two wolves, a.live one on his POM
| mel. ana a dead one tied behind the
| saddle, This afternoon two other
! wolves were cougrt, making "a total OF
IS for the week Those who will
| arrive in town with the president and
| who have been in the hunt with him
| ARE Dr. r. Lander, Gen. ;. +. NJ,
| Young, Cecil A. Lyon, Sloan simpson,
| Lieut. G. r. Fortescuc, $, v. Bur
| nett, W. 3, Waggoncr Tom Burnett
| q. b. McHugh capt Bin Mcdonald, j,
| r. Abcrnathy and II, r. Horton.
All OF this party excepting @. b, Me-
| Hugh and John Abernathy viii leave
| with the president at 1926 O'Clock Tor
| Vernon At this point the presidents
| car will he transferred to the Fort
| Worth & Denver road, and he viii ar.
| rive at his Colorado destination Satur-
| day evening,
BEARS ARE ALL READY,
Newcastle Colo, April l3-Thcr,
has been fresh snowfall I'm this To
! gon and the roads TO Camp Roosevelt
were impossible today BY telephone
| however. IL Is learned that the men an.
! animals In camp are suffering no hard
ships, and John Goff says that unles
more snow falls everything viii be II
! good order when the president arrives
There will be no dearth of game 70
| President Roosevelt. He viii have al
the bears he wants, and he can choos
his own methods lie may chase Wit
the dogs, beat through the district wit
70 men, or personally track and Kill a
| close quarters,
Four bears have already been located
| Trappers today were following til
tracks Of half a dozen others, and b,
the time the presidential party arrive
the whereabouts Of 10 or 20 bears vii
| probably be known,