New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21
PRESIDENT OUT OF CAMP
SLEEPS At ROOSEVELT.
StambOuFs Name Changed to That
of President by Dir. Parker.
ny Telegraph to The Tribune !

StambOul, La. oct. 2O--The President has
ended his bear hunt, has broken camp, and is
now spending the night at Roosevelt as the
guest Of Leo Shields. the manager of John NJ
Parkers plantation. Roosevelt is a brand new
town on the map Until this afternoon it was
known to recent fame as Stamboul but at
dinner and reunion of the Presidents party
given at Mr.. Sheilds's house the place was re-
named by Mr. Parker
This place is Stamboul no longer" cried M
Parker. in n lull between courses Of wild turkey
roast sucking pig corn bread and sweet pota-
toes 1T IS now Roosevelt by general desire
and would add. by permission
There was n fun mouthed mufFad cheer from
a score Of busy mouths. and then the President
smiled good naturedly He was just about the
happiest man that could be found at that time
either south or north OF Mason and Dixou's
line. He had come back from his hear hunt
with bear and would not have entered n very
violent protest II Mr.. Parker had named every
town in the state Roosevelt.
1t was great day for stamhoul or. rather.
Roosevelt. and such doinEs in the shields
kitchen and such scrubhing of faces. black and
white and such donnirg of clean garments I'm
honor OF the Presidents return, Though the
hunters were scheduled TO come in from camp
at noon. they did not arrive until . o'clock But
when they did come the sight was we'll worth
seeing There were forty dogs Of an breeds
dispositions and type OF yelp. Then came the
President end IFS fellow huntsmen. then tho
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prcs,4ort nc ra sg.,,r, r,,neoIs orr his horse
go ''
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ne added The President did. Iio was aa brown
nc y berr,. had a eparl,lo I'm his eve. and bore
,, bfs taco and mock half a dozen scratches TO
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or course dh' "''i''S ~ ''' NUN, ,'' '.'' w.
hc gone over 'SI''-"'' '"'-' l'. va
I" TIE IreSl''"' > S'''''''H '''. ''N ''''
THURSDAY. I"" "'"'i ''"'' "''s ''-7'' ~
party, one by Di. Miner "H" u'o "'''' "' ''''
dogs. Some say lhal -dT. o7''iI' N'''" '',' '
ond bear but as IL was "","'"5 ''', - "
cub he pf'ie'F'" 20 E'N' "'i '"'
dogs n, ..
we got three noaIS' -" ~. '''
key. twelve squirrels, one uu'h' "i'' ''''7''''
and one wildcat we a'e "''' ''' '''
wildcat ana tHer' were ,ii'''' "'-N'
felt as II we '"u'd eat H.
This was President h"oseN'itS S"'l''''s '-
the results Of has hunt on bayou l'"S"S anu
Bear Lake. yes. we got tHree "'"iS ~
added. "all that we saw ana '"'hN II Is 1"
pretty good record. am periec'F S""s"'u'
you might a"o' l"''' I',''" ""' ~ Wv
calf brothers VINO "al' o''" ,''' -, -,
principal guides throughout '"e mum |''.,
hunted country OF Nas' e@''.''' III
were only iVe p'a'9' an ~ ,,.. ~
was the poSSu'" e''N
asked.
Absolutely the best dISh we Hau eAe'P' ''"'
liver" he responded WIN fe4SII'
The President s'oou oi' '"e ''"' 81"
Mr.. Sheldss house as ne SPoNe' me ,''''I' -
group containing Nj - +ta
guests In the uIst'''o' 5-,.-
negro hunters cooNS' '',''l'9'-' - 80 ,,n
whlIe the holSIs 49, 49, - Io7ios
dogs lay alou'-u 80, I ,+a.t ,,,,tb yg,Io
the result VI i0l'9 -. ,,.iIl ,tirgs
hogs -',+ Wnu.asS aooIarod nat his health had
- "a bis annetit, good With the
"eei' 49, ~ da, ~. two lost on account of
ram nc hdu peeli " -. ~ t,oI ,,o,,rr