The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-22
SYKES OF ARDMORE WRITES
A THRILLER ABOUT BIG
GAME HUNT IN WYOMING

In the flcshy part OF the meek ana uiu
no material damage. Hut the first shot
had done the work and by this time lac
had dropped dead, He was a beautiful
siX.point with heavy beams ana a good
spread. As II was late We left him un'
til the following morning, taking only
enough with us To have fresh meat for
breakfast
We reached camp about $3.50, very
tired, but jubilant, and found the boys
waiting for us, eager TO hear what we
had done. Even tho they had killed
nothing, they We're as happy as could
be over my good fortune. After few
glad handshales and congratulations
the necessary "enthusiasm" was passed
around and the old world seemed
brighter. We had hot supper await.
Ing us. to which we did justice. After
u few pipcfus OF tobacco We're con
sumed in front Of big log fire we
called II Off for the day. feeling that
our luck had changed at last.
on the morning OF the 5th. Ned and
I went back to bring in my elk. and as
Goddard had seen a band of elk the
day before over near White Rock Creek,
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branches had him partly hidden. At the
crack Of the rifle the bun let n snort
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o,a shot H., hrol,. tho onim,l,s h,cl,
hut ~ J.. sura of him this time he gave
him , connie mor. for good measure
I-non ,,,,,,in,tior he cound his first
sbot had merely, hurnt the hide across
TN. ton or his sho,,Ilars A. he was
na,r tha trail we intended IN take the
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nicl,ad nm navt dov Ned ana re.
tnrnad IN c,n,n .orI,. with my oil, killed
tbe d,v hefore and Coe returned emuty
handed hut with bipb spirits We were
an sitting ,round the camnrira when
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bis aciions showed that he felt his i'm
nort,nce and his stock WAS now away
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Color Inc h'S',' was very lo'u' ~ no
clouds were 10 De seem 50 we an sep
Ill the open we Werg oii 's'"' ea,F
Oh ln' nloril''E Vi III. ',"' soii'7 oul ~
'he he'uWaterS Vi '"e ie'o"Sto'e,
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We cahped on thIS SUeaih lildu "is"'
ABOUT SIX OF seven rll'eS lio'il 'le p''Ve
Where 1t runs llllo 'he 9ou'n 'o'N Vi
the Shoshohe RIVER, oh tile ilolhli's
Of the Sth we moved 10 our permanent
camp on the South FORK we arllNeu
there ABOUT hooh' passing Il ranger s'''
ton on the way uoWh ana hearu our
first war news since leaving lhe ralch'
which was in every way satisfactory 10
us as the Huns were on the run
And That Night II Stormed.
We soon had camp made and all took