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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31
PEACE at LAST
SECURED TO THOSE SUI
TEaINg PROM BgSloNa

II u not generally known that
these painful deforInIfisa can be
entlrely removed BY a 81 g,4lt sur
Eical operation. tbat restores the
foot TO is poFmal shape aud PER
mita the wearing 81 q dseent
looking shoe
Our surgeon 10 the orialHaior
~ this operation and has per-
formed u many times within the
past seven years without one bad
result SO auecessfsfl 81 IL that
Il IL no more Hcnsihio 10 suffer-
with buuioua than with an aeh-
ing tooth.
II you are Interested. why not
call AZ our offices and talk IL
over with our surgeon. Tho
consultation viii cost you moth
ms and may be uf great benefit
10 yuu. one patient Writsa that
she wOuld not % back 10 her
fnrmeT condition for SO. 900. a.
ahs had been a agffuFur for 80
years. Call or write TO
The Washington Institute %
UermaioluRy and Fcaturai
Surgery. Seattle
Ethel Building. Rooms t05-6-7-s.
Hours 2 ~. /. 5. :. and s.
Phone NJ 2g75.
J. s NiGHTsER. Manager.
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NATIONAL I.EAvUE
A. liufa On Boston Chicago. l.
other games we're pnofpDned ON
account u rain
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
At tQafoli uetruif 3 Nae York.
8.
Al clevaland clsvsiaad. 2. Phii-
adripbla. q
~ Cbieaso-CbleaRo. /. Wash
inelGu 1.
Atst Louis Sc Louis, 0 Boston.
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waiting runner In

waiting runner In,
Rusty Hatl and Runkle we're the
two men who set the pace for the
Seattle team These two played
the game as Il should be played
Rusty has set an example Co his
team which. Il AZ wa cmuIated by
All the other Siwashea, would re-
suit Ina more winnings aud less
losses Ills fielding Nas that of a
big Lacquer ana hts pcsgiaK was
something 10 slt up and take notice
OF.
Runkle put uP n poor class ~ bah
last week but made up for It Well
nekday BY bis brilliant playing lie
gohhled mp everything that came
his WAY and when anything Of the
Erand stand nature came ON the
field where he could figure In Il. he
did SO with great eteverness.
The slwashcs did their level beat
"a score but were not there with
the goods They were "unlucky."
q thing witch is very unusual for
the Siwashes not
The Tigers actually lid got
ashamed Of themselves and sneak
one away from the unsuspecting
Angels The Tacoma team oHtplay
ed the los Angeles bunch all the
way through tho game. They hit
Hall. tho Angel pitcher. pretty hard
and often and made sure nf their
runs Tacoma'a pltrhcr. Brown,
vas not hlt hard bat the Angel
gang beat some very slow lnfield
hits
A clever game was put up hy the
Oakland and Portland teams At
Portland "wednesday The game
went for ten innings before de-
ciaion could finally be reached. The
score stood 60 o up IA the seventh
inning. when an error by Hoffman
Of the Portland team allowed Oak
Land 60 score two runs The Port
lard team however. tied this acnfc
in tho ninth inning Graham won
hts game tn the tenth inning when
he sNattnd one out Of reach 81 the
flelders which enabled neyereaux %
score. This last won the game.
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No Tooth Trouble
Is In(Wable

Ohio pnat sta ltuUs povtsnstrased
That Past cs-sisaivoiy b. Thsir
penasrta1lo Pressaa Of sivosisf
nsrtistFy.
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BROWNS Painless DtNIISTS

Parlors 4. 2. 3. T.. So Union Block.
one door south OF MacDougall q
EOuthwick's
Hours 30 a. m. 10 6 D. m. sun
d1Fe. 20 10 u 20.
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And block ST. OF 10 acres.
NEAR ATLANTIC CITY add
Ti0N. only 1915. on terms OF
SIS down and sic per month.
or house and lots AZ ALLAN
Tic CITY only $50. terms. IS
per month
Atlantic City Is On this side
Of Lake Washington. and eight
on lake front Lots $50 M:
terms. 81 per month. The pref
test addition around Seattle
Take Washington street car. s.
cent fare by buying book OF
tickets city water and ski foot
sidewalks Twenty salcsmeu on
grounds. or see c. u. Hiiiman
in Times block today Over 200
tots sold In Atlantic City the last
30 days. 80 COME TO-DAY.
FREE BOAT RIDES on THE
LAKE TODAY.
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IL the largest demonstration aud The
best ever given By any local club.
Twenty new members were admitted
into the club nj the meeting Tues
day night At the present atrss there
are over so members. The races ON
Labor day will last from to 2
o'clock
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TIE NEW OPERA HOUSE At
waila Walla will be completed by
September i5.
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TAKE NO RISK
n Tuu hare heart truubie. % not
fau 20 take ~. Miins Heart Cura.
10 doing thia Fpu run no riah. bc-
rauHe q rurea uhrn everything elise
falls. g h. ~ aufe % hnlp geu that
every druaaItst h Instructed e 70
turn Yuur naauag n flgug bottle Goes
nat prove beneficial. In either eaHa
yusi tAka no Fins
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OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS

Parors 1, 2, q, 4. 6, 8, 7 and 5 oo7M
Pike st. cor. Third ave.
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tHhsa al chronic dis
eanoa without opera.
tion Cured b. chs
nrrH roots hsrte.
bark. huibe and veg
a. blfr These won
derful remedies have
cured hundreds u
cases that have been
given - 60 die We
guarantee 10 cure 60
Hgfua rhruua fissn.
aNaksugt. catarrh,
Stomach kidney and
liver diseases aud
other physical weak-
fsnHn-
call and zee This
FfuuHaffH Chinese
medicine man. Have q
H1 before giving ~
fnsf issla.
free
.sarhinafan 81 Raattie
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Real Eststs-contlnusd
TftrEN a HAIfiIf

A. bit u history worth your while.
~ years AFRO the writer bought
block Of lots ON Queen Anne fflli fof
sla mn, nc Ba'd ,. only 20 faeh n To 2,g
frnnetaeo " years ago lots sold on
tlchfN street near prtaNih In size
gikAt for 90 each Recently. hege
lots we're All closed ont at = 20 each.
In New York where stood very uu-
pretehtioun homes ~ years ago.
small stores ara now renting Zoe
We do act state that which 0e can.
npta prove, 10 You would profit
th>t&Fare BY our experience and OBJ
serystiens, get Ia and buy some
propartY before values ia Seattle
frosa ua. then from other reliable
dsaleHe who are competent and will
Eiyg sou valuable advice whom 80
Don't advertise properly listed above
10 value. We invite Your attention
20 the following properties
g. an 80 cash beautiful brand new
modern house Of roofpa. near ben.
ny .hiainc Park. on Aadfona Sar
81 10 500 cash for a modern room
house close In, overlooking Lake
s. 80 tlGo cash for one Of the very
SWEETEST room homes on the sum.
Madison finest 81 everything. Ia.
CludiuK furnace. 90 and paid ilah
only required % put you ia posses
zion and such i@mn Will be given an
Will never eintfafrahH you
9 on I'D cash, fine Z room modern
house lot 0xln1 north 81 fcsier.
overlooking lake very cheap
81 100 iiaif cash. for fine room
modern house ga nenion tiii. one
block from Madison Just here lef ~
b. understood - all who read that
when We say on ftsnten itiil W
don't mean ln the yailoy on thia side
q IS 500 cash. balance 90 per month.
absolutely FREQ from Interest mod
en- = tea,n h'i.iss On ffFs si,,l st' ~
good car lines, and close in-why
o to 40 cash. modern room in
broadway district. one block Of car.
8 100 Had cash. masiorn Z room on
second hill. close 20 car line II you
are In n position 10 pay down this
sum 81 money. hafe D. y bargain Tor
g'ea ttad cash. balance saHv. for fine
lut uu Queen Anne lfiil nt6fH With
a strictly modern 5 room cottage
with extra fine plumbing naniIles
and closets together sith a too
room house in rear. This - cheap
8 GO 30 cash modern room. on top
~ Hauton tiili north ~ Madison
street FINE nslghbofhoed
8. 10 70 cash. room modern house
on 18th avenue north ftne Yisw -
q. ~ go cash. strictly modern
! Funm house. large basement right
on top IF Queen Anne Hili Cheap
81 you own a los ~ Will build for sou
on the easiest possible terms and st
you moaoy az PEI cent interest
Mlthuat hug commission 70 pay
Mhf Fantl
TREEs 5 SMITH
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900 Elegant Groom modern house
on belmont ave uHubrtructad
view ~ city ana sound y cash.
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q. TO Elegant 7-room house Lot -
10. 18Th ave. north. VIII sell On
euHy terms
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y year, ago there was posHihllitg
Of seattle neVef hecaHtnF a KfeHt
city bot We have nov l9.HN - HEa..
10 tote p years ago ere nov hftl.At
foE BOO 81 ~ Der week ilFtsl
IN finHf-in Southeast Eeatflf AetA
vii make Yau rich N you hang 2.
g. them. because Ne viii have haal
million people Ia Seattle iu tsH
years Why LET the bank invest your
when YOU min al the risk. II ne
bank goes broke. you iOre. con
you N N succeeds. you fft onlf 9
small part II the pfubt tVaf
money ir safer In lots hecaune -
one can steal them Lots are only
- 40 with city water mains ssla
sidewalks laid only - min ri9s
take wash. 1t car r. kouiheast ,.
attic Seattle H0masaeher Co. II
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wtTTLER a JOHNSTON.
IInnnaa. l.nla EaFma. ArrraEr

8. 40 =raafu new tundffn cottage all
street Nafk Ia and paid. fine view
Queen Anne filH Nsat, on car line
proved Mffh ssfnaraHid fruit tHe.a.
Rainier Heights car line
8 ta-N lots 4HfH each Rainier
tteiFhta car hnr. efsrlopklng Lake
AnFhiHasaH
uE.-Iadf taKla z bIaeka from Pr
mont Ballard car line easy terms
fsa-a acres river bottom land - bear
Kent
See BE- fof seed buys lie all lines q real
estate.
noaula ~ 70 - Downs uldF. 20 md
Avenue
Matu z1i~rhonss Ind Ash
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Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

,. X. Mallsa, 81 ballard ave, %.
posita City HALT
Fremont orue Co. Ewing street
aad Fremont avenue.
Quaker Deus Co. tofs let ave.
Thsa HARRIS at pestoftlee. Renter
c. N. Lehndreit. eiaar store hless
Naeassd
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This would Interest you n you only
knfW what money there was wait
Ing for you Ia these five buys. One
for tGH. one f0F 81 aTs. one for 81. 600.
one 81 90. one NhIoQ II will not do
any damage Co come IN aud take a
look at these offers and n you have
the money ID viii surely Interest you
GEO. ". DUNLAP.
~ linton nlock
Tia First Avonna-. " III
CREAM or HARCAINP
$, 90 House and lot. overlooking Lake
Washington unoqua1ed view
West side Of street Every con
Ncuienco possible. Worth 5000
81. 500 Neat and modern cottage at
University. improv emcnts all la.
Good bargain
DOUGLAS ROSS
Main 40. Erikaon hldE. Ind. ~
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o. zoo Heautifui room modern house
Lot Onta0 located uu 18Th neaf
Ghorry. This o. u special good
buy and can be- bought on terms
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TERMS LESS THAN RENT.

FREMONT PROPERTY.
TIN Asost DssirRbis Part Of Seattle
ron A HOME
800 oash. balance at tis or 80 per
month. neateat cottage IN city 4
rooms. bath. complete; large pan
try. Hinh electric fixtures. cor lot
Urioo. Abstract 10 date Price
lila
Take Orven Lake car 70 Biewitt street
,. mHHnERT BALDWIN
ODD TEII.owH BUILDING.
FREMONT.
PhonsA Il Att. North 70.
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you have no on. 10 blame bat your
self u yoa eontinue % give fiaa e.
s194 per year to a landlord when geu
can buy a home. IS minutes ride
from First Aycnve. On terms q
you don't invsstiKAte. II you don't
buy home a. good a. the one Fuu
nov hive In With your rent money
cont ever grumhle, growi and com
anything. don't fall 70 come Sunday
Nay y. a big. free barbecue dinner
and bard concert a free lot % the
fAniliss have BOUGHT samsa IN
Esoutneast Seattle this year y houses
are built each month. Make up your
Fnlnd o. never pay another dollar
nov selling for ti6aod. q per usek
invested IN Southeast seattle lots
All make sou rich II Fpu hang Or
g thcEu- Ten years ago Seattie HAD
Tn years more there Nil = - co d
Iou.t You Sc Y corniaEf The rail-
read kings see d. they are bacsinr
ssa,,is Sasn milliees, fon can g.
or s. per seek Invested 81 a nice
little hone something you need
grow into thousands q dollars a.
s4s is fTsS s. l Hgaa 10 , q men are
and % can you. We have owned 10
acres > Yeas. the city has grown
Up al around oar Land We bought
cheap. we can make big money on
eur lots and sell for one.half %
what Yos must pay Tor lots doubts
the distance out Our lots are -
up. terms 81 weekly city waffr
mains. sideNa lka and street lights
are iu ard paid for. This opnffun-
ity will never come again. 1T will
te imp0E aihie Tor ~ % offer lots 80
close In 80 cheap again We hava
saved others money you see Us BE-
fore FCtF rent ~ due. Take wash
inEtOn Street car to Southeast seat
SEATTLE HOhEsEEKERs co.
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ssrs.os Fer Sal.


coon BuYa IN WATER FRONT
PROPERTY.
20 acres one and quarter mile of
water 'front.' mostly al Eood zoil,
sill be fine Tor plattlns, price . per
acro.
On ,,rm. I'm a. 500 49,. ...,s.
front place Ia htFh state of ettiti.
Nationt over 800 large bearing fruit
trees - fine chickens. plenty Of aii
kindn OF halldinEat all hinds q small
house. large barn and good aAno-
line launch
puys 20 .s,.. 81 100 From, ,,os. n
wharf and T. o. 10 acres cleared.
arEo creek running all year. iargs
ROOM house 80 chickens . head ~
gatuc. all kinds Of small fruits.
hoathi tine view Of sound, viii sell
on terms.
Il snss1p for the "a u % a ,,r "A
benrinE trees small house. and out.
euidlnEas some stock handy 60
Seattle
u acres an old Improved place water
front % cleared 3 room house. barn
and chie Ken houses : cove and one
terms can be had.
81 400
10 acres 5 cleared. room house,
barn and uuthuiiainRrt plenty uf
friiu creek through place. } coNu
and some chickens.
sTb
Here u something Tor nothing. aarea
Of extra Eood land in large settle
mtnt. "a fafr tu Seattle. the price
above IL for the whole tract
uNiMpRoVED LANDS
This IL the hest buy today FOR eiass in
property ~ aCrpa elaHs 90 the city
boundary price Zee
81 500
nnyH two and half acres on Rainier
Heights
at.I00
HnNa y acres. water 'front.' finest M
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900 o o 0 o o o Q o o o
o y n CLAYTON a SON
o Heal Estate leans and
Insurance o
as New YORK Block.
o o oes o o o o
UbgB
Special narFain. Groom new cottaEs
All medern street assessments an
psid. grand view lot EaiM. ~
cash. hats 81 per month.
81 Ia
Money maker Tor aannH one. lot AfH
I'D nrN modern fsruum cottage.
duuhir construction. good view 40
1eininE Capitol ifiii pruportg. easy
terms.
q Co
asruou partially tnndfrn house. bot
ffxiwn flee marine view. lot al0ua
worth q 80 ~ "a u located on Mel
rose avenue near Pine, ttU cash,
balance - per month.
Fire Insurance
y n CLAYTON a SON.
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a.. 20aNtry pretty modern Groom cot
tnEr. located on I3nd ave. 80
cash. balance IKE rent
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Real Continued.


nTEwART. eTEWAHT 4 Co.
Room ~ Union nIocH
1900 Elegant Groom modern house.
on belmont ave uuobntruetsd
view Of city and sound. y cash.
q. Elegant 7.room house Lot VI
40. 18Th ave north. win sell On
easy terms.
O.. zoo Heautifui i room modern house
Lot NNta1 located on z1th near
Cherry. This ~ a special good
buy and can be bought on terms.
tz.20 VERY, pretty modem, Groom 81
tnEf. located on Rnd ave. 80
cash. balance IKE rent
8. 90 Modern 4zfoom house Lot -
"a. located on 24th ave. 100 cash.
balance Ike rent.
o. 30 iieautifui Groom house. Lot f9H
10 located on aoth ave. W cash
balance - per month.
q. 100 room cottage. Lot 40Sia. 10
Gated on nth ave- bloch H"ia
81 20 room modern cottage. ou lot
t1niA0 tiG cash, balance tlb per
q. 8g0-e room house. on lot soEiS well
improved. located on s1th ave-
100 l.ruptn cottage. a acre q
ground, located on car Inc. III
cash, balance 80 per month.
tn Beautiful h-acre tracts located
on rnr line. ~ cash. balance 10
per month
ETEWAHT, afEWAUT A CO.
Room - Union Hook
ms First Ave
q go.
Modern 2. room house. well bAllt VIII
bear closest examinations porcelain
bath and basin ciuHetn In each hfd
room. uinHferad and hard flnl ths q
walls Boz fact. n thoroughly dfhtf :
nhit little home IN nice section ~
the University district one block
from car Lot RfNE. with privilege
81 buying the adjoining lot Tor ~
Terms can be arranged
pHEf.AN a COSTELLO.
GL~g-4 Globe HidE.
Phones Main lOes. Ind ige3,
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THE MINER WALTZ song.
with the Terrible Handicap Of Originality,
This One Stood No Chance.

This One stood No Chance.
The man with the luxuriant hair and
the roll OF manuscript entered the music
publishers office with an cir OF assurance
Il have here he said. "a popular waltz
song that ought to catch on quickly this
summer
THAT so?' YEARLY replied the music
publisher, slancing over to where blond
plano sccompanist was dividing his atten-
ton hot ween cigarette and blond sweet
singer who was practising Sweet Susque-
hanna Sambo' in order To attain a high
reaistsr that would rise above the Coney
waters insistant--Who wants the hand
Really, my boy he continued. Il really
haven't time to have II played over. A
brief description Of your song will indicate
We'll, it has an original title, and
oh said the publisher, shat fault can
he easily corrected. But let me ask you
about the rimes in it, Do true and
blue and you rime in the chorus. and
does it contain such phrases as 1 love you
10. and DOM say nc, eh?'
clear OF all such hackneyed expressions
so you mean to stand there and tell me
that you have no line about the moon is
shining and an answering echo my heart
ia pining'? Doesn't eyes connect with
prize, and skies above furnish an excuse
for dragging in love? Your song con-
tains none OF these things?
why. no; this popular waltz song is on
sOriginal!' roared the music publisher.
aDo you want TO ban lirupt me2 Why
ehoulh publish such crazy Song? Skids
,dQoI Git
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spotted blue bandanna, hlotted loosely
around his throat, gray flannel shirt, cut
generously large. or sometimes a buckskin
shirt which has seen years Of wear, a brown
khaki colored hunting coat with leather
lined pockets, heavy and not particularly
stylishly cut riding knickerbockers, leather
puttees and heavy hobnailed shoes these
are the outward and visible apparel Of
Theodore Roosevelt the huntsman.
Mr. Roosevelt's equipment is Of sort
which is consistent with his clothing. The
pearl handled revolver. the &alaid gun stock
and the delicately engraved hunting knife
are not those he chooses to take with him
in pursuit Of the bear and the bobcat.
Mr. Roosevelt's favorite hunting knife Is
an instrument which the gay Filipino
boloman would regard with hungry ad-
miration and envy. 1t has blade some
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FGrtations Conducted ON Eggshells

'The humble egg has always been vene-
rated for unitarian purposes" remarked
the man condemned to eat in restaurants,
but Western girls have recently discovered
the romantic possibilities Of the eggshell
for billet doux.
aThe idea of scribbling request for
correspondence on an egg about to be
shipped out into the wide, wide world is
not exactly new dodge with farmers
daughters. 1t has, indeed, been found to
surpass In results the matrimonial papers
advertised in the mail order monthlies.
"But this fad has reached the proportions
OF an epidemic through the Middle West
egg country. II the conditions to be met
With In my favorite restaurant are any cri-
terion. For the last few months nearly
al the boiled. eggssaeryed have contained
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on which was a gold plate bearing the Presi-
dents name In simply engraved letters
But on the plate above the name was
queer, Enthusiastically designed piece OF relief
work which grossly libeled the American
eagle. One Of the group commented on
this as not characteristic Of the severe
plainness Of most of the President g hunting
equipment.
THAT'S all right" this friend reports
the President as saying with cheerful
grimness. "You see, the man who gave
me this didn't know quite what honorary
title ought to have and 30 he compromised
on calling me His Excelency, Theodore
Roosevelt
"Now the President Of the United States
is not an 'Excellency.' II he Is anything at
all he is more than that-but as far as fame
u i'm nings on his title 90 he is no Excel
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fourteen inches long and is about two inches
wide and is sharp on both edges" sharp
here means sharp.
If Mr. Roosevelt lost his raaors in camp
the edge of that knife, if it could be handled
practically would serve as an admirably
efficient substitute. 1t has more than once
been used as the carving knife OF the camp
table.
The picture shows how far from the
Central Park ideals Of the beautiful in horse
FILINGS are the saddles and other trapping
which Mr. Roosevelt finds to his taste for
rough work.
Several years ago. when the President
was showing his hunting things to a
group Of friends, he brought out a
rifle of foreign make which had been
presented to him by distinguished friend
abroad. 1t was packed in Leaf her case,
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II the report is true that President Rooss-
volt 10 going to write Q book about bis hunt
Ing experiences, made up In great part Of
an account OF his adventures In Colorado
this spring, there Is some fun coming for
people who like hunting stories. What
the President enjoys doing he enjoys telling
about even more. And what he enjoys
telling he tells we'll. This last excursion
cf his was 80 completely private outing,
free from the supervision Of correspond.
ents and other outside biographers, that
the entire narrative will be fresh.
Only those who have been with Mr..
Roosevelt on his outings can know how
thoroughly the President enters into his
pleasure In them. For weeks before he
leaves Washingto every spare thought
il OF the coming hunt.
Mr.. Roosevelt has not the habit Of think
ing Of two things at once. He does not
complicate the consideration Of State
matters with thoughts Of rifles, hunting
knives and leggings; but it may safely be
assumed that in the intervals between
the opening and the closing OF the success
sion OF governmental incidents which
make up the routine Of White House affairs
therea re many cheerful and restful moments
Of planning for the vacation.
The outdoor side Of President Roosevelt
is, very naturally and properly, mostly
small boy. 1t Is eminently characteristic
OF him that when he actually approaches
the place where he Us to do bis hunting
his impatienoe to be at his sport COM
pletely overwhelms him.
Hours before his train has reached the
destination his messengers (who are his
personal attendants on his Journey go
flying up and down the train between the
Presidents car and the baggage car, lug
pinp back all the clothing and parapher-
malta which are to he used. There Is no
time for speeohmaking to the natives on
his arrival.
He makes from the car platform, when
the train stops to the horse which is to
take him into the wilderness, and II he
savs ANYTHING at all before he gallops away
with his guides and the rest OF his party
IL Is merely few words to the effect that
he Is very glad to have arrived, and will
be glad. TO talk to the people when the hunt
Ia over and he Ia on his way back.
There Is none Of the appearan ce OF q sport
ing goods store show window lay figure
about tho President Of the United States
when he goes hunting. Mr.. Roosevelt
dresses for comfort.
A SLOUGH hat creased In way that would
give his old friend Gen. Nelson A. Miles
esthetic hts-as a matter Of fact the
creases look as though the hat was the last
thing put into the trunk and was poked into
a oorner-a faded neck kerchief. usually a