The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06
Rat PBARY'S ARCTIC BREAD
SPECIMENS an
CANADIAN CAMPS TARLE.

Abno Bear steaks, Age mapeeeueo- eareen
and PINK PolaF snow tsxplorer Ne.
scraSed Hs the Greatest apsrtsmaa o.
Earth-WreaIh ansi Medal Ter Isisa.
The real color Of Arctic snow az the pole
was settled last night by Albert 0parti.
who signs his painting Arctic Historical
Painter. Member Peary Expedit ions 1855
1857 According to the biR picture by
Mr.. OpertI Of Commando PeaTy wearing
his winter clothes shown at the Hotel
Aston last night when the Canadian Camp
and associate clubs dined the discOversr.
the color Of snow around the north pole 10
Nile green In some spots and pink In others.
But at no place was there evidence OF
purple snow.
About so diners. many OF them women.
represented the Canadian Camp and the
sixty Or more cooperative slDortsmen's
clubs under " hose auspices the dinner
was given. some Of the twenty five
year-old bread that Commander Peary
had dug out 81 a cache at Etah was served.
and the menu wound mp with -Greely
coffee. made from beans taken from he
cache established by LAeut. Gr~ely at
Fort Conger in 1854
The Camden. n. y, Fish aud Game Pro-
tective Association so far forgot III pro-
lection proclivities as to supply the Diners
with enough bear steak to 20 around
The age Of the bear was not given. hut u
was perfectly good hear.
Or q LsnOk Curtis presided and before
introducing the Rev. DR.. Edward JudsoE
as POSTMASTER DR.. Curtis insisted upon
asking for q toast 90 His Majesty the
King OF England. Henry VIII Loyal
Canadians insisted that the Kins's name
10 really Edward and the correction was
made.
Mrs Per ~ occupied a box draped with
American and Canadian rags. Capt.
Jack Crawford. poet scout and late
chief OF scouts Of the United States Army.
vas lined up with Commander PeAry and
Others at the gaest table were the Rev.
Dr. Robert =. Macarthur. Andrew =.
Johnson. DIR G. b. Parker. II. =. Wilson.
DR. Robert 7 Morris. who canOed 20 Hud-
son Bay: John D. Weber. DR.. AlDhonso
A. Hopkins. Herbert l. Bridgman, Charles
X skinner. ~ Warner. John Emery Nc
Lean. the Hon James y Nhippse. Forest.
Fish and Game Commissioner OF New
York: the Hon Gilbert Pierson. Game
Commissioner Of North Carolina, and DIR
II T. Galpin
MIR Pierson was especially enthusiasts
in his speech over the way Mr.. Roosevelt
has worked 20 save the game still left
in the world. and Mr.. Pierson added
emtlhatically that he gave this praise
-as "A Southerner and a Democrat
III. toastma ster said that they had
gathered to honor the greatest sports
man our old earth has ever produced.
We have no long winded speakers
here tonight prefaced the toastmaster
to great applause. even though We have
started in with two ministers Laugh
ter
The Rev Dr Mac Arthur called atten-
ton tn the biblical fact that a. soon a.
the great Nimrod arose along came
countless other NimrOds to rob the only
NmrOd of his glory
-Nimrods sprang up everyw here, con-
tinued the speaker But they all dis
appeared soon and left only one Ntmrod.
the original NimFOd aud the others went
dow to oblivion. daughter and APP
plause ! believe Commander Peary
has been accused Of Displaying some
irritation ON a recent occasion. but
please remembef that the Bible teaches
ls that there 10 a time for righteous
wrath Laughter
Can't Jack Crawford talk ed briefly and
r~sited some verses he had written Tor
the occAaion The Hon James Nhipple
spoke &c forestry work in New York state
and AIphOnso A Hopkins read some more
original verses. The Cali 81 the North"
, Al the eud of this speechmaking the
lights were lowered and COmmandeT
Peary gave AN account of his trip To the
pole. the talk being illustrated by stere-
opticon pictures flashed on q big screen
During the dinner the explorer was pre-
sentsd with a bronze wreath and medal
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