The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
nan The GAME HE'LL HUNT
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TtkIN THE tFRIG ~ TRAN.
1Irr something interesting Was written
Nnpu the People Ne We'll as Ihe Ant
r.at,. he Thinks WIN Leave = New
nusrrN RtIon BSok TIehInd HInl.


among authors, ARTISTS aud
...jN'rS Il E"Iug To- Atr.cI stewart
l4.Nsi White. IA" conserving novelist
.. .- r,r,@r slope. STOPPED N New York
p. .."r dav an route for the Dark
,r....' He didn't know exactly
v.... . was gO.ng or what he was
.. .u 10 When he got ihcr. ur how
..- b." VAS going 10 stay. 81 What of
-r,ry nature might result, he only
,i., that he was on his way aud that he
b.. cen mpelled by motive negative
rt..,. ''Ju positive
a.. .olntry that has had fifteen or
.....u uuuos written abuut % in which
.....g ~ any human interest ~ con
l."I. ~ n" u"n happy hunting ground
l.. sr.f.i- he said Mr. Rno-., cit
...,'' rt> drawn a somewhat better
.. 'lar th" average, aud gu-s
i.'..r a.'"li FROM ia" matter 81 mere.
.r.rHu N.'lIug Rat I've read enough
,..,'u; books about Africa To get my
,- ...ry aroused
a. 40 a white elephant dark ened
r.- go horIyon ~ rs | plugged a
r..r. "'.'s a. half past : I took auuther
49, They read something Ike that
amt I'm going hunting hut not for
ira.'s
We al Suow that the hig game Is there.
hut "a going hunting for something
meeting 20 sav about the people 30
far about all the Information I've CLEANED
Ann ,' them - repeated and unenli ghtenin <
references TO the native or the unfor-
innate fellow The natives OF Central
A'-'.a ar" not ~ the Avemgc negro type.
80 are more like our Indians what
= Indians were They are savage aud
varIsc each man Is trained fpr war tilI
TIE age Il 20.
Vet So white Teopls control ia
ui.Ions NJ these savage. and Id like TO
80 how they do II They must - good
t.ssss and do the job a littl" better than
v" nd m his country with aur Indians
las suggests that yerhsps Mr. white
d.Gr love his conservation hump IN
to West before starring Tor African
'-aIls Bat he protests he dc e.n't know
v.s' u.e he will make " tho information
B." l.ec's
never start out for material with
rAu." aforethouRht h" said When
! ar,' .tar'-d writlng | Was cent out on
oh EXPEDITIONS a time or TWO. but they
vs-- sterile And when | read of cople
st'"nturinS nv day and me'hodically
wiring up their notes by night. like my
oIs'inggished predecessor on the game
trails | arm filed with ave
have 70 live in a country long enough
? i've the life of tho Jeopic. and then
v7s1 4, has soaked IN ran 60 N and
v.'e about II. | wouldn't have learned
much about cowboy ranch if. n Id f,.an
r..ving myself taking notea 50 ~
- without Ulan ~ worry ~ Central
Africa wher" mountains Moon and Ecnia
. CIV eighteen and nIr"tsen thousand
'''a' In tho air. may even sururIsr them
~ visiting their submits
Mr. White. born and reared m Mich.
san. where he says he learned IN. first
'-S-ons IN conservation from what
chi gan didn q" IN that respect claims
~,r-a Barbara for his home although
b. disclaiu,s being fuzzy He mas
evcI-"s. however. for the prevalent
Illness - his literary neighhors
l's the fault ~ the mountains and
-" great distan that cuts ~ 81 from
'." rest - the country he SAID That
ras"s california the graveyard ~ talent
Here go frosty wind ~ criticism
i.aIF blDv ing and no me has chance
ge- stuck up. hut oIt there az soon
o. any uue does anything h" j. elected
rhe mIJual admiration socleiy. ~
....'" admired every ten -tap- he
'aa"s ard ~ kept constantly fed pp
Tho Interplay and mutual satszfac-
49, ara beautiful. admirable and -nvi.
s.." can saw all This YOU see he
..ala.noi because I'm gong 90 Africa
al may never com" back aiIy" anySav
BIT california - big n IN" artistic
5....-. em"nt aud tina " m her open AR
avs b." last plsy gwen a. he Red
a..l- The cave Man "a o.. theme
q o. Tf q
-" p he American passion play
When YOU consider the. a y hole year
.t.r m creation and preparation -
~r' fpr one nights presen a,inn and
no reroInpense ~ money or fam"
.H- n.' unly - there no admission fee,
Cher" - no adfni -sion except - mem
.'.- = N" clue you realize tbs here
.-a rIr"Iy artistic on d"avor for IN" SAX"
'-"f And his result Is artistic
.. a,nen'
linen thcre II tho truly artistic work
.0uVlI-h"d ~ tho open air th"a'r" AZ
.-"."v. vh"Fe Margaret AngIin r"p-
10 -.r."d tH'rJ7D' last summer, and AZ
'.. ~ 'halir. ~ m" carmel colony
y ..r - ine novelist admire IN"
Man 10" declares that n" Will never
b. mr Al open ar play OF any other
an Tho only unchsllengcd living
.~..tr n0~eis' NJ -ay- mudr-iiy.
.. .rrVs that NJ cant writ" play.
9. b." adds thai his only regret ~ tins
-'r.I - haf he VIII never ge' rnau'N
'' . "a" seven quest ions propnunt"d Tor
'.'r.. "r-rrp 10 that iramnii.'- club
-. -..i - twn charter memb"r- -clf-
'"I There mr., in fact eight du"-iiDn-
.- answered by Applicant for mem
..II. h.I' the last -evcn have never
'. fn.u s-k"d a. NJ one has yet -uc-
" ''d 90 answering IN" mrs How
CO ''' inspiration - writing my first
|. ...'In 10 mo-
'' Whit" ~ sorry he - meyer - write
10. f.r he reason thar he thinks he
. r'' chance at the second Gu"--
..rSay a. he - sur b" knows a
- answer 10 the frs
... .yn-ervatIon novelist ha- taken
.-. "rug before leaving his native
hat - he leaves u - b" hI,ug
... month hr- The Rules II the GaIn"-
lIpli-hsd which ne dczcf Ib"s a.
~.' becker novel showing the human
~" turmoil brought IN by tn" con
r..r difficulties ~ the West
TO" Rules ~ the Game" he said.
f."f on the unfaIrne@s NJ soaking
. ....r 81 for playing the gam" under
...'". y today The laws to-day
.. ." same ~ they we're when men
allowed 20 20 ~ and homestead,