The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-03

Ter WHdt happens, IL you Soh oo o~"k
IN live on ANYTHING. or nothing; and
80, .,-.- .,.,.,,, q. u,,,,
"e INV" a.
10 XIII, tnen you may Quaiiiy 90 ."
things are not in you, don't try It; y
Tb,. 4. upop the word OF the best
known claimant hunter in all Africa,
Jane. sutherland. who. with his pal
that's what he calls him-and fellow
hunter. Capt. O. n. Anderson. F. H.
@. g. OF queen Marys owm ,,.n AZ.
,..,,,.. ,o,r =, the states.
r., -. ga sor.advsnturins ex-
a..,.. on.r.o,o,,zo. the pursuit
=, ,ha s,.nh,n, 40 IN. mos, hazardous
h,s,ro., mon NAV undertake; in
90, 4, .nma,,,no. .,rixs. him As re-
r.r.an,. ana, ha.. .,,ii alive.
RI, u. J,ows mar, limo between
Oh. mo, v,o ..ess e,ephants for the
amor, Of b,g same shooting and the
ono wh, ,rsi,s and kills them for
,,ve,,hooa Tho ono usually follows
tb. h.s.ar ,,ack Of African sports.
va, ava ,aIsx saw chances: the other
600. IN tho ha,r, OF an almost un-
Known region. balancing his life on
IN. p,rhsaa .,xbt NJ his rife month
II S,.. ,rnn,h
| Tn. ,.nnor.,v quarters Of Mr..
su,h.r,snd ana Cant. Anderson IN an
,,,,own ho,.I ,h.v share with eie-
rh.,,.. 90, tu.k. and tails and
,,Wa. .ra IN. seid impedimenta OF
.hoIr .ai,,,s To Then, the quest OF
,v,r,. /, hu.ine., not n snort; they
% a,,n- ,u.L. No, ,ropbies
1
HAS N'|Iso oo'
II YEARS.
For seventeen years Mr.. Switzerland
has tracked the African herds and the
measure OF his prowess lies In . record
of %sl bulls and 800 female elephants
| that have fallen to his Workmanship
! Caupt. Anderson who has been hts hunt
ing partner for only about eighteen
| months. has brought down ten bulls
| In this time. During the last five
months Of their questing they obtained
two and n half tons OF the finest ivory.
many Of the tushs weighing well over
one hundred pounds. ,
ny way OF m!roaue.ns ~. Su =,
,h., =, ,,ar. 4. . ,rovaiant ,mnress. ON
=. rh.t .,.,hon, hur,.r. .hould
Ia. ,,L. ,n.v n,II n,sst n Ind ,ed
.,.,, ,,,I,L ,,., III. ,h. r.., ~ n. Mr..
s,u,hsr.nd /. a c,otsman from Eda,-
,,ryh Nv .Ar,a p.slie" a. he prefers
A, ana ~. w.Il an m. bitber side of
af,v H. M, vary tall but he's
nro,a ava ~, ,ou,h n. wn,ncord lie
giva. ona rho ir.,apt imnression uf "A
man who hsndias himself we'll And,
ha., -, oil ba has laugh which
,,u., hsya "a, m. ,unr,a echoinp.
Cor, .r5.r,oo raj. from somer..,.
.hi,s and q, Won var, 70 see him. 20
% ,rv nIav win an EnyIishman in II.
r.., E.n,,ishman moi bsniahted
n.roav .nd ,her. vou,ll have him. He
,su .ns .Isrder and Iigbt.haires. and
,.,,.-.. 80 ,o,h.rsou. r,ob,
-. .h., al, ~ =, aI,nos, fa,a, ms.
~. -, ,,,ras, ~. ,o,k. a. a, "A,
oaa,. Turr,ny :, nsrsonal adorn.
r,.n, h,,h .o.n yaar snats and y Nh
- hr,col.,s I'M, nat the kind vo,
mo,,
= o,,--, ,..e.,e,e rpou uA,u
OF ELEPHANTS TAIL.
They're IT AIDE of hair. not bonny brown
or ruddy chestnut, but elephant hair
In his own homeplace tho elephant mode
Is to wear a tuft Of hair about eighteen
inches long at the end Of the tail Each
hair Is as thick as bell wire and when
shorn by the hunter and boiled, II MAJ
be fashioned into a bracelet with fancy
knots for establishment. Mr.. Suther-
land sports white hair, a great rarity
mounted with gold clasps. White hairs
in elephants tails although worthy o!
note are by no means SO scarce as ele-
plant tails with no hair. So rare. In
deed, are they that Mr.. Sutherland cut
OF such one. had u dressed and
brought 1t with him TO adorn his lee
lures.
. Before I say anything about hunting
elephants IN Africa" NJ, Sutherland cx
claimed "a IKE 70 answer some o
,hon mo, .Ia,hor,s and o,h., ,t,, g,,n.
on ,bo, cor,,nert arc docr.,s,,,,, i,
rs, 7 ,hirL tho, No so,a,',..,
,o,rs % b,n,i,s g,v, mo ,ig,, - s,aa,