Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-15
rest Of the family when Just among
themselves.
TIRED or OFFICE HOLDING.

themselves.
TIRED or OFFICE HOLDING.
The presidents sons nave AT times
been in attendance at the pubic sehvols
OF Washington, where IL Is told thht
Teddy, Jr,. uhough carrying his arm
I'm n SlinR from Some accldenD. prompt
~ proceeded to lick" teasing school-
mate who veutured TO call MN he
first hoy In the land" II wish tHthul
would soon get through holding ONCE
he remarked dlsgustedly, am uteu
and sick Of tn, whole thing
The Roosevelt children all love out
uf-door games and sports. and have
great fonduesh for pets, which range
i'm size from the calico pony TO Ner-
mit's gangarpo rats and Atcnlc
guinea pigs. Thelt variety too If sur
prisug. aud one can MEYER be certhl
what small but animated treasure Is
likely 10 be hshed out OF any boylsh
pocket One ~ theft proudest posses
sions used to be- a huge macaw known
rs EI Yale who spOrtcd Eapu5
plumhgc OF bright blues, reds ana y".-
lows. a terrifying beak. like unher =
shears, and strong raspy voice. III
which he made frequent remarks prpo-
ably most personal and lll-natured' u
one could have interpreted them prot-
crly. The Roosevelt boys handled tins
aNlu VIZ" NiI' Wv ~. - ,,.t,is-
MSS ny u"sp'''e.n ~ MIN, o,, sa1ln
pcleu tl"t s Zee a,,eid of was
ttat we pIeS'"eht was
ELI Yale
However, Algonquin the calico pony,
is probably the greatest favorlte' MS ~
Ine SoutSv' 49,, mel. firs, rid-
ana 'sutn,lh-nNNS % S,,,J,, nack Al
l1s I"ssoi,S lppii ne ,,,.i, ,hoTo,tseh-
sol'luln Tp' 49, ia,s a aotln
pFeo' Win hlls, Sr ,s ,ou ana !.
coat, long hoWlhg l''ane ~" AZ
kindly but miSehleN"us w: p1r.
size or TWO iafger inNn p'N 49, ~
nara pampCieu ana spoli'n '" w ~,
degree, put almost az HiuN, " ,tirre,,
OF inc fanny ~ al's sjo ,heJ
themselves vi pnN 80 Ia ~, nm
Archie ana Qnenih VIZ ~" n,n
quarantine WIN uie 80 .lsci,i6cd
grownups Of the thiliiE Wete ~ h"nn
to learn that Algonquin 'au 40
smuGgled Into the Mhile il1us' a,,,,
yator and carried up TO the SiVn i"''''
TO sec the small nvalids.
The children are an perleOt.S ',,,g;,,,s
riders and AT times u IS IiloSt "'' 49,,
10 watch their pranks WIN tut npoa
with one NJ the youngsters per
astIide OF him, Algonqulh ahipttS
tiv and pea coahly along until ne Es.s
tired. when he stops. humps up ms ~
cream colored headquarters. ana cum
Is dumps MS rider az caugnt u.,
aware9 on the lawn. The chlipteh
seem to take this surprising perform
ance as part OF the game. ana JUS "
calmly pick themselves up ana 'liino
on again.
Quentin began his equestrian tram
Ing when he was barely four years oid'
hui being the baby Of the family a
groom was sent along To see that Al
gonduiu did not tumble him of TOO
Violently. Even at this tender age he
nunv little chap was conscious of his
snperiorlty In wears over his cousin.
Master Cowles who WIS then only
two and a half years old. The latter
had come to play with Quentin but
something went wrong, and the Young
relative and guest rent the air WIN
indignant bowls. Quentin looked at
him scornfully, and from the heighths
of his superior wisdom, remarked; ON
don't mind him, He doesn't know any
better. He's nothing but baby.
Quentin shares all of Archie's popu'
larity and is much like him--a sweet.
natured. friendly unaffected boy, full
OF vitality and of a deep inQuiring turn
of mind. He and Archie were probably
the first persons in Washington to ex-
anime infinitely every detail OF the
Alaskan mail carriers outfit on the
completion OF his l0000-mile journey,