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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-13
Society

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To thf hundreds ~ youns men who
-
8 are hoeSlhE 10 our cry 10 os'"ihe
students In her balls oi learning Rich
mona extends greetings And not
nnly greetings hut A coed olti~faShlun.
saarts Southprp welcome MANY of
gou are from the rural districts with
A. hs,satb nf uou p,o,yu nay thp
caraijne OF birds 1hu smell al the
earth and the u!5et sweet afnloS-
,bsre If hon, S,flg fresh in, volir
minds You nav. been remarkably
Warned against he pitfalis and
glamour If civ HE. +o. have nton
told OF ne temptations and allure
,rerfS i4utiI now during tn, urst t+.,,
fsaqS of vanr STAY II, oar midst wh.r.
man though Nh are Il rrrat NAN,
IN hetr,4tCt,naSS seems Ia erye},p
yau There i almost tne feeling IT
coming 8!sRstar ~ hiring ,ruShru i,,
j n3a,Isfrn,,,. - ,,,r1g}T.fss pnt ionk
n ,itr 4tfe as a. really H. NOT a
monster ready to rasDee. Inor lts nm
sflSoeeti,g ti..tiru t5If N-,4fIin.g
Sc.gqa ,xl-f,f.r+. teetuinp u-itb sd,.tt,-
faxrs I'm social sdifftIia,sa mental
ena religious 4tthar4s 81 ,3,t.-4,fal nfi
~ M, u~ny,,. .,,.t,,r,ytar,, OF l,g,.
mind auG sou thar Tnsr roa.. r.f,
fhe b5ah pla4n b5s ftr.sti,,. tnt,p,t..f
ne Sh""ld' temptations NaeFe At''
y 2 H uf n"' I}e 59Sshttsyt LAB .h
aha MADE tAe most o. VIII SUN .Ae
INT ttnuft{rr traa.f#laz ...,,,r,ss.
ragrd ahoftt th.tts tas ett,t.r ,.s
rot IA, .e.l.al,, ~ nm - ana I'M.
MAJ win IT,. .h5r9s - f.oss.sgtr,s
the It&4 nuggets ~ 82sden wisdom
sh9 h''"WteNtr- Need moi ht turned
aside "a ihe ghitei 81 the great white
WA >" mere ENCOURAGEMENT 10
Tie incoming student Iae hope exists
that during your winter IN Richmond
Sah may reap It's advantages may
arm sd@ep at lts fountain Of learn
INK aHd may # stronger, wiser,
puFer and u"bief man Tor your So
1oHrn among Us Welcome,
f""dcn--S hapntau.
The bone VI Nj and Mrs T.. +.
Rowacn presented "A pretty scene last
evening al O'Clock. when their
daughter. Bertha MabaI, became the
bride Of Alr Il n Chapman. The
Rev Johnson, pastor of Ven
able~Strect cnHTeh IA, sas The officiating
minister. ISIS G}adys ierr3n cousin
81 the bride. had charge ~ the
music. PLAYING loheuErinA Wedding
march as a professional, Love ana
Flowers softly during the ceremony,
and Mende! ssahus as recessional.
Ihn home was artlsticaHE decorated
III pa ferns and cut flowers, the
young couple pllRhtne theIr troth
under beautiful floral arch The
tgshers were Messrs j Chester Bow.
DEN brother az the bride. and CIar-
enee chapman brother Of the groom.
MIR Charles IL BuVtaeu. ~ Charlotte.
y C. was the Aess man The brau.
flf0l Rag ccremons MAS used. little
Miss Elsie Fassel aaintfIy clad in
Sal Lat n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-13
The Virginia Home
for Infants
100 West Clay Street
Phone Mad. 1880. Richmond. Va.

We have several fine babe.
from few weeks to one year old
which we want adopted by re-
sponsible people Write Or call
for further information.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-13
CHURCH HILL, NEWS

,rfs
Church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-13

summerin& at the Henry Clay Inn, at
Ashland, and at Brunswick Inn, nv
Waynesboro. have returned 10 the city.
They also visited friends and rela-
tivcs Inv stanton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-13

Miss Zelle Minor has returned To
the city. after spending some time
at thu Winchester Inn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-13

Mrs b, W. Turner. Mrs Maud
Harrison and Miss Pet Worlcy, OF
Chesterfield are visiting relatives Ca
Park avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-13

The Misses King who have been
spending the summer with Mrs FRANK
Tutwher ~ Goshen, have returned to
LhaLr Lnlne IN This civ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-13

Miss Natialy Garrett oG King WI
liam. Is visiting TIA" Misses Wood, Of
9la Porter street
Mrs WIN Harry Harris ana Mrs
Jos. = Hubbard who have been
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

are selling better. The best t7.2s, heavy
calves around s5so, panhandle cows.
ta.50 So sac.
sheep ami lamb offerings last week
dropped down % fS.0oa head here.
market unevcnly hiaDer Nothins
primo was offered, though te.2s was
on the cards all week for the perfect
article. Hun y 1900 today market
sironas asain nothing Fancy, top lambs
5000; feeding lambs around tt.so'
weihcrs 10 killers - ts.2s 70 ta.l6'
ewes. $500 .ta.as.i Country buyins
has beon up tc the ilmI, of the supply.
and the ouigo only dlminiahcn reluct-
antlv az the offerings deercaHe.
breeding ewes and stock stun range
from $500 10 t4.0o.
j. A. RTcRART.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
HOOKWORM TO GET
THE HOOK IN
TEXAS
United States Health Officer
to Teach Natives Of Lone
Star State How to sidcstep
the Lazy Bug.

Austin. Tex, Nov. iis-Dr. G.. W.
stiics 0f the United states Pubic
Health and Marine hospital service
b. now ln Texas making a preliminary
Investigation into the Reograp hlc dis
trlbution and frequency Of hookworm
disease In this state. State Health or
ficsr steiner says that the Infection
has ALREADY been definitely establish
I'd in about tNcnty counties. bat that
the desree 81 Infection u not yet
known. The plan 10 b. followed IN
the present investigation u for the
state board Of health 10 arrange for
y series Of stcropicln addresses BY
Ipr. stiles before the various colleges
% the state. Ia connection with these
addresses. Dr. stiles Will examine stu
dents who volunteer for the examlna-
ton. Later some 81 the rural districts
viii be visited and free examinations
tor the disaase viii be made In Coz
operation with the local or county
health officers
The entire purpose ~ the present
work Ia 10 determine the approximate
amount and extent ~ the Infection 40
"a to obtain basis for Judgment a.
To the expense that will be involved
IN eradlcatinE the infection. Dr. stein
er says that he questions whether the
Infection will be found uniformly dis
tributed. He feels. however. that 5e-
cnuse OF the recognized importance OF
the dlsease from the medical. educa-
tionai and economic points 81 view.
the state board 81 health should OBJ
tain tho exact facts ~ soon M feas-
ibIc
Dr. stiles has been detailed by tho
FEDERAL government Co conduct sim
Tar preliminary surveys In other
states and n was this fnct which led
DIR. steiner 10 request "a survey here.
Announcement was made laat night
that Or. stiles viii. NJ the request of
the state board of health. aivc a stere-
opiicor address on hookworm inspec-
tlon az the university auditorium for
the the benefit Of the male students
OF the institution as well as the gem
cral public, Later a similar lecture
VIII be- given FOR the benefit OF the
young ladies of the university. An
caring To he examined to determine
whether or not they are suffering
with the hookworm will have an OPP
portunity to be examined by Dr. stiles
after each lecture.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
THRONE T0TTERS
,contnusd from Pare one,

new Chinese republic will be ostab.
llahod and a constitution adouted.
we're made public by leaders Of the
Chinese National association here to-
day DELEGATES already are on the
way 10 tho convention city. Every
province which has been taken or
has voluntarily Joined the revolution.
AIRY cause VIII oe represented and
provisions win be made for the ad.
mission 0f the either provinces later.
The delegates have been appointed
hy the revolutionary parties IN the
various proyiuces. hut their actions
Nlli be submitted 20 vote Of the
people for ratification. after peace -
restored. Each has bcen pledged 90
sanction onls a form OF government
based upon the absolute abdication
Of The Manchu dynasty. ana the In
siifution of thoroughly republican
System 81 representative rule.
The provinces whith alreGdy have
appointed delegates are Hnpeh.
Hhans ~, sbcn. NEnn Hwei. Human
KwaHg, ~ Kwang Chang. Honar,
klane sn. Kama a. A dispatch "a
the chnne sAi Vat 20. received TO-
day. says the ylcefoy VI thc province
OF Canton ~ believed 20 be in hidiua
IN HonH Kong, having fled ffon
Canton sesffel days eso. Five %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
MAPPING ROADS PAST
HISTORIC SPOTS
Tlioina- ". Willy. HIS wife and fred
-. Clark Arrive in Alhuquerque
After Trip Across America.

Thomas W. wildly, Mrs. willy and
Pred y. Clark are registered ht the
Aivarado today. after completing two
thirds of their trip from New York TO
the western boundary ~ the eonti-
nent and return. They took the mid
die route westward. and wlll 20 back
over the southern one. following the
Santa Fe trail. and visiting several
southern cities The return trip will
be- made IN such way AS 60 los an
entirely different route all the way.
The object ~ the trip ~ TO map out
The roads. ana the party are net at
all particular about hunting cut the
best ones but follow right across any
Old TRAN that looks like Il might take
them whore they want 90 go A spe-
cinl effort h being made to map a
route which shah take u ns many
points OF historic or scenic interest a.
possible.
Mr.. wildly said this morning. "wp
viii be. | believe the irat people 10
cross the continent aud return TO our
starting point without ever going
hack over any portion Of the road.
Three other tranncontinenlai round
trips have been made. bur In every
case the tourists either ahlpped their
cars portion of The distance OF else
returned over portions OF the same
road, We think that when we have
completed Our trip we shall have
doae something rather good
Mr. Wllby and his wife visited Old
Albuquerque and the University to.
day. and viii leave tomorrow morning
lor Santa Fe. though they have mol
decided which road 20 take yet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
YOUTHFUL COUPLE
SECURE LICENSE
Hut Only AFTER Thcy HAD Gone Home
and ASKED Their Parents. Who Came
"a Court ItoI-c aud Registered
Tlifir CONSENT.

"stt ttT@''t ftt'tf t7MfNttt-t W feU NMtit
90 Court Itou-c aud Registered
TIifir Consent.
Mary Humphrey and David Cara
bainl secured n marriage license to-
day but only after some difficulty.
aud little education In the laws gov
crnlng matrlmOny In the new state OF
New Mexico. The pair. aged a. and
- years respectively, arrived IA Pro-
bate clerk Walkers office this Morn
ing. trimming with romance and de-
termined that they must be married
A. r. customary. the deputy issuing
licenses asked their ages. Miss Hum
phrey hluHhinRly announced that sho
was ~. CArabajai said that he was
more than rs ana therefore had a
right to be married N he desired
wife He was told that minors became
OF age al ~ in New Mexico, and that
no license could be given unleHs the
cnnsant ~ tho parents Of both parties
was secured.
David and Jon---no. Mary--went
some and got their parents 10 come
20 the office With them. Then the nee
essary consent was inscribed IN tho
hsE marriage register ana the iicens,
issued. Both are residents OF Old Al
suquarqno.
a marriage license was issued To.
day 10 Johanna Kahn or Albuquerque
and Camill weiskopf Of cubero.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
DEFENSE SCORES


Witnessfs, the third. Green watson,
being still upnn the stand.
IN, first nttness was Valentine
-. 49,. ,,,..,, -,
$1,000 /" ~" ~ -, 20
80 ~ -,
N','n ' nc ~" 49," ,,,.,,,,,
s"o '''. =" ~ ~ .,s ~. ~,
49, ~ '".' "'." 80 ~ .. -. ~ n,
49, ~ n ' .,.
~ ,s ~ " s,', ,,",..,
' ,,' ,,.',. !.
NeV"ru''h ~ $1,000 - s' ..n,'
su"'P'" w 49, -" 49,,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
IDEAL GIFTS FOR
YOUR MUSICAL
FRIENDS
whitson Music Co. to Slash
Prices on Small Instru-
NETS and sundries Until
December LIST.

Albuquerque people who contem-
plate giving Chrlatnas presents 10
musical friends will do well TO inspect
which are being offered this month
by the Nhltson Music company.
Prices have been cut below cost on
yiolins. mandoiins. guitars, artistic
music rolls. sheet music, strings ana
musical sundfies. These goods are
all regular Whitson stock, insuring
their excellence and they are jus, the
kind OF musical goods that are adapt
ed 20 Chrlatmas giving. hut the low
prices will hold only until December
lst and Il behooyes prospective buy
ers 10 make their selections early.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
DROP IN RECEIPTS
CAUsLs nt:TTER pRICIs

KANSAS CITY stock Yards Nov. a.
A drop OF twenty thousand mead in the
cattle receipts here last week from
the week before, together with de-
creases al other points, put some edge
on the market. and prices received an
uplift ~ around rs cents on all kinds.
Medium class range beef steern sold
30 cents higher Ia some cases. Kan
sas and the quarantine districts nave
shot their wad sor this season, aud
from now on only struggling ship
menis from those sections will arrive
the range country Colorado beef
steers soil nt range Of sf,75 90 1000
for anything With quality. though
some eastern slope steers have sold
down around sac in the last two
weeks. Two trains of the Cord oel-
i0way steers from PlaoervlIlo sold al
$3.50 20 ts.f0 late last week. 10 kill
GRE. average weight Running cIoae to
1000 pounds. Feeders and stock steers
meet a strong demand. ana predsc-
tionn favor continued rise IN values
~ same. The run Of $4,000 head here
'today IL a small decrease from last
Monday, ana GwindiIng supplies viii
rule from now on. So far this SEASON
Chicago shows shortage OF 90 per
cent IN ranges from the nlrshwesl.
and Interviews Sith western dealers
fay that the character OF the supply
Indicates cleanup. peasImism
rules in an the talk concerning fn-
ture cattle supplies. and naturally sx-
pcciation Of hlah prices goes hand IN
hand with this brand or conversation.
Panhandle stock steers bring 3f.7s 10
,b.as. some twoa from that section
late last week nettinE upwards of so
per head. Two tralnn os Ola Mexicos
Will be here tomorrow ana n cars Of
dluhie circle COWS from Arizona are
also on tap for tomorrow. Calves
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
BLIZZARD HELPS
WHEAT PRICES
Forty Million Bushels Of
Grain Is Frozen in Northern
Dominion by Real Winter
Weather.

tBy Escniss Herald a. y. Leaned wireD
Chicago. H.. Nov. ii.-With the
Northwestern blizzard sweeping as
far south as Omaha after having frog
en- i0.00O.000 bushels OF wheat in
Canada. the market for the cereal To-
day took sudden upward turn,
The opening was the same 40 last
night. g-sc lower December started
AT 30 is TO % 1-ic ana then Jumped
to % 1-ic.
The close was comparatively steady
with Dec. AZ % IA. net loss OF ic
Corn was only In moderate request
and seemed to have no independent
actlon. December opened is 10 Lee
on at GO TO 50 Use and then rose Ia
63 lao.
Closing figures were steady az
90 3-4U7-S for December, het
decline o. 3-SGti-2c.
Several OF the larsor local speculai-
ors actively bought oats. December
started unchanged to l-sc up nj
g s-s to a i-2c and climbed TO
There was little support for proyIs.
ions Initial sales we're 8 10 zoe down
with May deliveries t1s7o for pork
ss.50ms.52 IA 20 $3.50 FOR lard ana
ss's1 LIZ 10 $500 for Ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
Chicago IIvesseIs.

Chicago. Nov. Cattle---t, Receipts
400; market dull. steady; beeves,
Grain and Provisions.
Chicago. Nov. il.-wheat---Dcc..
es i-sc; May. 9ehc
corn--Dec.. 60 3-4as2 7-sc; May.
CO i-sc.
oats--Dec.. ~ lac; May. 80 s-ic.
Pork--Jan.. ti6.25.
Lard--Ian.. sassy.
Rihs---Jam.. $40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

Kansas City. Mo-, Nov ii.--cattie
receipts 900. including POO southerns.
Market steady. Native steers ss.5aff
800; southern steers ff,o0@a.2b;
southern cows and heifers s2-7s0 90;
native cows and helfers t2.5vN 100;
stockers and feeders s3I56f575;
bulls s325d4T5; calves $4,000 100;
western steers $4,000 $50; western
COWS s2.7sff 500.
Hos receipts 1000. Marker steady
to weak Hulk OF sales sse00fss5;
heavy ss.a0fDG.s0; packers and butch
ers sG.2O9s.io; light sS.soeIs.a5; pigs
$3.50 f4tg
Sheep receipts 1900; market steady
Mnttons s3eoWf00: iambs s4.25et
5.75; range wethers ana yearlinRs
sS.ooff f.be; range ewes ss.goet3.ss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

New York. Nov. ii.--call none
Prime paper. i-tI4h per cent
silver. SO Use.
Mexican dollars. fsisc.
Copper. ~ b-Smt2 s-fc.
Tin. sffS0@ t2.00.
Lead. st.35G4.3o.
Amalgamatcd Copper. 5sM.
sugar, itGh.
Atchlsons los.
Great Northern. 12S lis.
New York Central. los lis.
Northern Pacific. i2i Ia
Reading. t53 lis.
southern Pacific. ia IA.
4. = steel. SO a-t
Z. :. steel preferred. iio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

New YORK. Nov 1.-THE Presby-
terrain board Of forcien missions re-
ceNed the following cable message
today from Pao Tins 81. china
"Our Chinese missionaries Nv chit
province are safe The women and
children 81 pso Tins Sn snd Shuuie
~ are IN Tien Tsln. except Rectors
Muckey ana Lewis Inform their
families tainuedJ
WALTER 70 LDWRiE."
Mr.. Lowrie h chairman of the
boards china missionary council
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

New York, Nov. ~ chinese stu
dent oiuir of The universities and
colleges throughout the United states
tion protesting against suggested for
ciRn Interference IN the Chinese rev
olutiun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
KrssELKAR PARTY
ARRIVES TODAY


q. II. Hlcks and his family, five
persons In all. arrived IN the city
ihie morning from Port Iinihousle.
Canada, Which u not far from nuf-
faio. ~. Y, They have been Two
months on the road and are seeding
location for a permanent home.
The party N travelling IN kisselkar
and have 40 far not been hnrrying
the hsg car al all. but IonfIne atoms
the road IN easy style. They report
very bad roads and lots of mud.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

Felipe Chavez. arrested yesterday
upon a chatge % seduction preferred
BY soffa Archelmquc, today Aaye
bond for his appearance for prolim-
mary hearing before Judge oeorge
70 Craig. the alleged seduction
took place In February i9i1.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11


New York, Nov. ia reactlonary
tendency was apparent IN the enrIy
tracing on the stocks today. Heavy
selling OF the speculative leaders de-
pressed them rapidly and United
states steel. Amalgamated Copper.
Union Pacific and Readlne fell back
point. LehiEh Valley host s-t.
The Hiii stocks ana q. Paul were al
most the only ones ~ the standard
ISSUES to hold firm.
After the first rush Ia sell the
market became nervous ana ntful,
but soon rose vigorously under abe
leadership ~ the ooalers. Heading
and Lehlgh Valley rchouuded ga
from the lowest, isf ana f7eis re-
spectiveiy Complete rccnvertoa were
made BY United states steel and the
Copper stocks, and lha market gem
erahy showed an endorsement Of
strength. Towards n. o'clock profit
Wktng sales on largo scale we're
nanin ~ evidence, and Union Pacific
was Under decided preAure. lntefna-
u"nni Harvester declined III.
The close was heavy. Observers
Declared the market acted well IN
~ 49, - fNh'tffltuN IINNNIt"NM - -
sales Invited by the sustninsd rise ia
prices. There was evidence ~ ma
nipulRtion, but the breadth an6 scope
OF trading testified ia merkod re-
Vival Of public interest. Revived
strength was shown IN AL quarters
Tor TINA IN the second hour. Le-
hish Valley and Readlnn increased
theiF gains. selling az 1853 and iat sd
respectively. 81 Paul and chesa-
peake A. Ohio ALSO doomed Into urom-
nenee and the aln greup and umon
Pacific, which had been lugEnfd.
picked up before the end The de-
SIRE 90 close cut contracts over SUM
day brought large amount Of ntochs
n the market and there were recess
slons from the highest az I 10 " I,
Many stocks fell below yeaiesdey'a
cloalng figures United states steel.
Amalgamased Copper. Union Pacific.
Northern Pacific and several others
showed losses OF point
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

Foo Chow, Nos NJ The ManchuH
who were defeated yosfordny have
concentrated ~ the governors pnt-
ace. Robbers are burning and loot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
rrI.rs euIsnp N q no IlDAys

Your arusgist will refund money ~
PAzo OINTMENT falls 20 cure any
case OF Itching. Blind. bleeding or
Protruding piles In . 10 "A days soc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

New York. Nov. ii.---cotton spo,
closed quiet. 5 points higher. mid
ding upiands. $3.50; middlIng gulf
ta7s. sales. sls bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

81. Louis. Nov. ii.--wool steady;
territory and western mediums. 10 y
~ gnc, fine mediums. iGd Use; fine.
liM tac.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11

the largest cities of TIE canton prov
ince. according a. the dispatch have
Joined the reyniutions,s. Hud 10 All
peace aud order have been restored.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-11
MAGAZINE AUTHOR
MAKES A NOISE
LIKE TEDDY
Stewart Edward White, Of
"Blazed Trail" Fame, Re
turns from Africa and Tells
All About IL.


los Angeles. Cal. NOV. ii.--stcw-
aft Edward WHITE. the noted author.
and his wife Arrived ~ the Van Nuys
hotel Yesterday afternoon. lie has
iusi returned from long hunting
tain Ia the wiids OF Africa. and Is en-
fonic 70 hts home In Santa barbara.
There In all aoftn OF game IN
Africa said the hunter, who man
AGED 90 bag iifty eve different specles
during his trip. They range from
the elephant, which - hard 10 KIN out
chsy 90 hii, 10 the tseise ~. which
cant be- hit al all. The Insect lie OF
Central Africa n especially wonder
ful
"of all the animals In the world.
the African rhlnoccros furnishes the
most excitement TO The hunter. Gen
orally tho hunter keeps away nom
the beast Ne ~ the worst crouch
~ existence. and never secs happy
dag Every phase Of l,fe II looked
upon from a morosc. gloomy view
point BY the rhino. and ms result.
his society Is no, sought very much
lie lights when there ID cause, and
when there isn't cause: he lowera hia
any suspicious noise he hears, and
he Is continually going out on false
alarms. when there liant anything
aoing ON within fse miles OF him.
~ a result, he is an uncertain equa-
ton 10 the hunter. and lnterferes con
slderahly with his happiness. He
comes charging in Just when he isn't
wanted
Rhlnos Keep Hunter Buay.
II had the homer continued white.
'oi d0dTlng ak rhlnos IN one DAY. The
exercise u strenuous but not pleas
ant
Central Africa may some day de-
velop Into a flne country for n white
man. bat the day IL a long way on
Al sorts OF vegetation abound there
and all sorts OF animal lie. but the
natives keep a LOT OF cattle blighis
and disoaaes tl.-t retard. not TO say
impede, the development OF the
country.
Nimrods Have Army Of Aides.
When hunting In Africa. as did.
you hire about 1896 or l50 bearers.
paving each the mnnlfcent sum OF
Sl.3s day. The white man does
none al the work. hut hunts IN com
Tori and STYLE The larger the cara
van OF resainers. the more class 10
the hunting trip"
White will 10 In a few days 10 his
home In Santa barbara, where he in
tends to commence work on a number
~ African stories and other narra-
lives.