The sun., 1916-09-18
BROADWAY TILTED
FOR A NATURE HUNT
WOodsman Joe Knowles and
Miss Elaine H~ammerstein
Seek North Woods.
WILL DO TRUE SCOUTING
He'll Stay Deer for Apparel
She Has Tiger Skins
Already.

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There's a Broken Hear-r-r-r-r-t for
Ev'ry Light on Broadway since word
reached jealous back-to-nature sirh
scattered between the ported palm for
ests Of the Hotel McAipin north to the
wild and rugged trout fountains Of Tom
Healy's last night hat Woodsman Joe
Knowles had left Broadway nat on It's
back and instead Of inviting them had
headed for the tail timbers accompanied
by Miss Elaine Hammerstein.
Joe Knowles. a. everybody knows-or
blush for not knowing-is the man from
Maine who can go into the woods with
out matches. food or firearms and
dressed chiefly in his birthday clothes
and at the end Of the month return from
the wilderness wearing a self-raised
beard, a neat and nobby three button
sack suit Of muskrat held up by red
fox suspenders and smoking n wild
onion panetela encased In hornets nest
wrapper.
Miss Hammerstein, "a everybody sure
ly knows, is an actress, and il the grand
uiukiNSt VI thc JIM 80 "s ~
lowing several lessons In woodcraft
from woodsman Knowles among the
palm junsles Of the McAipin restaurant.
Miss Hammerstein hnally was selected
BY Joe from scores Of beauteous appli-
cants to 20 with him to the silent places
OF the Aoironoachs ior e" "eeHs u"
show hat she too with her " fair
ha nds can clothe and feed and shelter
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Late Saturday night Joe ana MISS
Hammerstein and her mother-formeriy
Mv. Arthur hammerstein put IL no"
Mrs. Jean the McAipin In a
rough limousine ana si'eh's
made their way northward ana east.
ward aIonR the niihd 'raiis "hich "'nd
through the rank vegetation which Is
beginning TO ooliterate the sixth avenue
ana the ror'y-secohd street oeser'eo car
'rachs.
Az me franc 'en'raI o'at,oh woons-
Wah Joe anu MISS 'a'n'ners'e'" anu "rs
HIIson pu' even .he paekwoous ''mousIne
oenihu mem. was Amos; ,n'u"ixh.
mhscr'hs look az tne sIumoer'nk Inc'ropo-
haunts Of man and In silence led the way
down granite cliffs 10 a ledge known as
"tbe unper level"
Here they found a eemb,ance Of shell
ter-a woodsy looking Pullman which
lacked the slecpinr comforts, OF home
but boasted nevertheless of double row 4
of hunks placed one above the other ex-
actly as the sleeping hunks are arranged
in the rough lumber camps Of the far
North Woods. In the gloom Of tho shell
ter the party stumbled upon a human
heinz, n swarthy native who in the semi
darkness Of the shelter might have been
either an Onondaga Indian or n French
Canadian, but said hts name was Gawge
Lippincott and Gawge babe them vel.
come.
Footsorc and weary, Joe the Guide and
his party turned In for the night. BE.
fore daylight yesterday the wilderness
was closing about them. as Joe noted
every TIM he awokc from n Restless
sleep and peeked out the window upor
the dark streets OF Poughkeepsie. Red
Hook. Albany and Mcchanicsvilie. And
as the day advanced they came at las'
to the forest primcval across from thu
side stoop cafe entrance OF the Leland
House at Schroon Lake.
Movies Are ON Hand.
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