New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

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barrasslng situation. After all, l reflected lion
hunters business is 70 Kill lions l had sau-h h-ered
my dumb friend unwlttingly and achieved what The
world calls success. Very well, then | would reap
the rewards With the assistance of Abraha-1 and
eXerting all my own strength l managed 70 drag the
remains of Chauncey 70 the subway station. Where
We boarded down town
The effect was almost instantaneous ''O- look
He's killed hOn' exclaimed beautiful, Young
woman who sat near. Amt he brave!" some one
else remarked. and the was IN an Iproar
of applause. ladies showering me with vlo,e-s and
men calling for speech At last SO insl-.- be-
came the cries that / obliged 20 max few
remarks ere | could dsembark with my & and
my guide at my home station. With one .- on
the neck of the PROSTATE Chauncey touch shrly
on my career, made a few pleasant reterener the
roaring OF social hons, and limited mode that
my success as a hunter due $ much To Ell. tentS
of my distinguished guide Abraham Joa. TO
any special merit that had been display my
rs sat down with my wife 70 our quiet DIM
ner that night my eye confronted by euor-
nous type line of red headed extra k..- Ion in
Park. lndomitabe Nimrod Slays Raven. Beasti
Read the Thrilling Story of His Life on Page ;,
rs l scanned the glowing paragraphs c.e-. carne
a ring at the door bell \ nlessense- -epped
briSky inside and presented me with a acket,
which L opened with trembling fingers /. con-
tanned heavy bronze medallion. inscribed
From Andrew Carnegje-For Heroisrn.
The Presidents Congratulations
"A I midnight was awakened by a tele rom
"A Washington which read:
II isn't the shots. but the hits. that ---et
THEODoRE r.
l have since become president OF the .t the
Wild, association devoted to Iectur- the
slaughter OF dangerous game
Ere leave reluctantly, a subject So no 20
me- l feel the stern duty of warning .c~S OF
two things especially peculiar ting
conditions IN city parks. about bule. IN
stance. Bullets have pig headed way o- ing
IN one direction until they get ready To md
IN their Journeying they likely 10 pass ugh
anything without regard To personal nce
IL Is different in Colorado where YOU NAV YOUR
bear and YOUR bullet will hit nothing moss. able
than the Rocky Mountains But IN a c.-.
stray shot Is likely TO bring down anvth m
wheelbdrrow to an insurance director ar
rows are not protected by law; but The pC. -,lon
OF insurance directors has been very st--c- the
late investigation
When a park bear comes to bav / noti.- lt he
usually insists on taking his last stand clos one
driveway trequented by the landauS of the and
the touring cars of the profigate. In such ,ica-
ment It IS well TO follow my general rule: -, YOUR
guide out INTO the road To wlg-wag red -- unld
traffic is warned away. When the way clear,
shoot your bear rs hastily possible, then Your
Courle signal for the procession proceed
Another thing. Before taking a shot gan
rifle into the park Your first impulse Will -uraly
be to ask permission of the police or Others in thor
Ity. Nothing could be a greater mistake The
police, ever jealous of renewed privileges. would
doubtless wind your petition with red tape and lock
1t forever away the mysterious bureau bureau
Cracy, thus delaying YOU until the hunting season IS
over. The best way To do Is TO go ahead and shoot
without consulting anybody. Ii the police don't
like the way you acting they will probably speak
to You about it.