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practise Friday :: p in. A cordial iuvua
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ROOSEVELT INRy?
AFRICA
Hunting the
Elephant
Dy Frederick R.Toomba
eopvwKiKr.190a.8V American pkes association
W1VU bull Cle
lili.mt U th no
t'K'fct work of
Ooi," re-etit!.v
aid a well
known Afrktia
hunter to toe
wrier.
Undoubtedly
the sIk'U of htm
lunging through
a tropK'81 forvsi, trunk upralsotl. tusk
glistening, eyes gleaming, lot: like
monoliths crushlug all opnoattlon. Is
more than enough to fill with awe
aUn to fear tho soul of a were hu
man, no mutter how steely his nerves,
how true his rifle r how clear his con
science. That Mr. Koosevelt should not be
satisfied with the dangers of lion, hip
pootaiuus and rhlnocetvs killing and
desires to add to them the unques
tioned perils of elephaut tracking la
cumulative proof of his atnbitiou to
experience every possible thrill that
this little wcrlTl affords. His chosen
bunting field on t lie Uganda tableland
affords probb!y the best elephant ter
ritory now remaining in all Africa. Ke-
mote from the coast. Infrequently
touched even on its edges by whites.
growing luxuriantly the pachyderm's
best liked foods, well watered and well
shaded, central Uganda was apparent
ly created by the gods of the elephant
os the ideal breeding place and play
ground of their favorite children.
African elephant hunting is more
hazardous than that of India, where j
the venturers have trained elephants, j
on the ba' ks of which large baskets j
or howduhs are placed to carry the j
riflemen comparatively out of harm's
way. But no such trained pachyderms
are had lu Africa, and the tracking '
and attacking must be done on foot, an i
operation said by the renowned author- j
Jty, Sir Samuel Baker, to be the most j
dangerous sport on earth, for, since j
many elephants are killed without any ,
danger en foot. It is absolutely in- :
evitable that the charge of a wounded '
animal will sooner or later U-.vf to be
met successfully by the iv-i'i Vjo
presses closely Into combat i:l
met successfully If the hunte; would
preserve his life from this unsought com
bat that calls forth every ouii e of un
swerving, unhesi'ntiug. intuitive cour
age. Like the hunter of the jungle
lion, the slayer of the tusked behemoth
r
hi
v.7 e1 -yv-V Vk 'f ' i")
4 'jv
A. ifcl'' '
hit
bas thrown his life In the balance, and
t the balance swings against him only
be himself Is to blame.
Another way of hunting the Deasis
In a safe way, unknown In Africa, Is
the Indian custom of organizing im
mense drives with from uOO to 500
men, encircling a herd of elephants
and for Inr; it by noise and other
deuionslralloiiH to enter a large, spe
cially prepared lnelosure, termed a
kraal. There the tuskers an reHdlly
ta killed, or the beasts itn be taken
out Individually and trained to llio
various kinds of work they are capa
I 'e of pet foi nlng. While it Is true
that elephant drives somewhat similar
lu uature an- at times ren rted to In
Africa they . re conducted on much
scmller scale;-', a"d the beasts are driv
en In front of t:.o hunters who kill them
luutciid of InU ticlosures.
In elcphunt :-ootln ' It Is vitally Im
portant that the hunter have a de
tailed knowle' - of (he makeup of the
rain of the '. -c''. us ''m shots best
mm
; calculated to Instantly brln down the
; animal are those tlui penetrate the
j Vralu. and this, of course, cannot tie
! penetrated unless a man knows Just
how It Is sltu ired inside the skull.
When n herd takes alarm at a party
of attackers and starts on a rampage
! across country the hunters must travel
at a punishing rate If they dwlre to
secure any of the sjioclmens, and woe
be unto whatever Is lu the path of the
crashing monsters. Obstructing trees,
torn up by the roots, are thrown aside
like so much driftwood on an ocean
shore, and they will go fifty miles at
a stretch over country of a nature
that men would cover only twenty
miles In the same period. Frequently
elephants of the same herd become
angered at each other and Indulge In
forest duels that would make a bull
fight look like a kissing bee down on
the old farm. The Kngllsh authority,
Q; V. Sanderson, actually witnessed
such an engagement and describes It
and the subsequent hunt as follows:
"The elephants were separated from
us by a deep ravine, and we saw them
lunge ferociously at each other, cut
ting deep gashes with their sharp
tusks. The cane tops bowed and trees
shook as they bore each other back
ward and forward. The noise was ter
rific, when the last nearest us, evi
dently having enough and losing large
quantities of blood from his wounds,
turned, uttered a deep mar of pain
ond fled across the ravine to uear
where we stood behind a clump of
bushes. He !egan to destroy the
foil age In sheer fnry and granted
deeply. lie was very large. It must
have been a genuine monster that
worsted him. Suddenly the animal
backed away anil stood stark still. Not
a sound could be heard. lie gazed
straight In our direction, and I knew
that he had winded us. Ills frenzy
now sent his ears forwrrd. his tall up,
and straight tit us he !: trued with
Incredible swiftness, considering his
size. I srepped out Into the opeu to
clear my pun of the bushes and fired.
I looked to see where the elephant lay.
'(!ood heavens! He had not even
been checked. To my horror he was
upon me. His tusUs came through
the smoke like the oow.-ati i, r of a lo
comotive, and 1 bad Jus: tt tu fall
flat before belli:; tn;.:in-! .111 them.
His ponderous left 11c wltlilu
a few Inches of my u f 'M-.-h. and I
"1
n. -,-1,
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. U U.l.Vit..
would have been crushed had 1 not
drawn my legs forward us, shrieking
'ihrllly. he rushed directly over me.
"My companion escaped by leaping
Into the ravine. The beast kept straight
on and disappeared, leaving me soaked
and my hair matted with the blood
vtiut flowed from bis wounds."
When elephants fight each other on
of I heir favorite tricks Is to bile off
each other's tall. Females are espe
It'I' fond of doing lids to rival fe
iiinlc In the same herd. Flephants
ron'M about and feed both c'arlnjf day
and 11 Iff) t. usually resting from 0 or 10
In the miming until the mldiMe of the
after' i-on. In warmest weather tbey
bahe frequently and roll around In
the iitrd At such times they are shot
cor ttlvely easy. They are expert
awl. i ers, going through the water
wltli !y tho tips of their trunks or the
tops i their beadj showing above the
surf" i. An elephant shot In the wa
ter '' ts, while a hippopotamus sinks.
' st rate at whl h A'rlcan ele
J ' 1
phant! hnre ever been known to travel
U about fifteen tulles an hour, tho
liiatlouim length cf their stride being
from and n half to seven fe -t.
y;.lln cite or tvvo partliu'ar ani
mals liMtu n herd (ihe herd In t'em
0:l titlniLcr flout leu to It'ty l:iei:i!:''s)
Ii a t.i ik requiring censnmui: to hunt
ing sMII. 1 he heids travel w th ths
fccvtlcH In front run! t'io litilis In the
rear, utul herd aie list:. illy muck
ed from oil her the mic oi the
rear. S'.i'lll i-,.' bi;l!.. i:lei! "im,:uc"
clei '''' i efer t!.v v Hilly v l. loits
cv i-i IT. re at :i. Ltd. nl-o prc-'eiit In
ii tv. I-.; I ii ! I ins. 'l 'ie natives have
' , d ;.; i .'I npiltuilc In f .:..w l:rt
i d i ..-rp.e'. icv, I lie I mpi iios ( .po t i
f i , j.intrv, vv he: !n-r II, lis ele
,m i jl.:., !!' or oi Ii -r Rininv If It
.di. lue it! i li v.- i : u n, I d utid
they are lll'ed. i p u-.lv ho. ivl.li virl.'l
tint'd and Id s .f ;.-,'.. ou.d:d tie
(hunts are . Ho i.'-unii ! ,V the l.lood
stains tm the ec li.i. ' , t ,'.s through
, which they pass, and b.v '.l I eight of
j the stains on the gr:i:s , .m-i be e.-al
mated how lali::ei'ous the v i d tl Is.
In "(In Sa In 1 1" Abel t'hipuiau tells
of nn attack by a bull elephant that
almost cost hlin his II. e. He says.
"Archer and I npproa' bed to within
thirty ynrds of the animal (near the
chore of l.ol.o liarlngu, Itrltisli ICast
Africa) and hoped to get u good shot
vv ll In. nt di-te. tlou beforehand. Sudden
ly t!ii wliul shifted, and the eh'phunt
cauli' our scent. Instantaneously he
was nil ti It-rt. Suddenly he disappeared
In the jungle brake, uud while trybig
to t'p.v 1 1 1 1 ii a heavy t-rashlug hen id di
rectly before us told us be was com
ing. At oii-e it big square forehead
appeared directly above us In the tail
gruss (leu or twelve feet highi only u
few yards away, resembling Ihe hoary
Kray tower of som. old village chur h.
"1 hlcel a 'M bullet III his temple
at the point described by experts, 'half
vvuy between tho eye and the orlllco of
I lie ear.' tln-llll hid car was us big lis
a barn door. Archer, In front, tried
the cii'cctive forehead shot, aiming at
the base of tl.e tllllih. The le.i.-.t
swerved from tight under these blows,
but qui'-Uly reiii'pe.uvil again just us I
h i I reloaded. He crushed tit us v I
i l iislv fi. ui our rihi. uml vve ea h
lut bullets Into Lis load from Co- mi!.
hi i ear almost I u- hliig our rllie t.iu.-:-..
's, Archer h.ltlng him with a -In
i tul I with tvvo more ::.(. following
wlih tvvo lead slugs fn:n a -la. black
,.1-hiI'T rilic. i the e total seven
.III t In vital parts had n npparcut
d'eet. and th" beast headed Into a
heavy thorn J'ltigle. We follow ed but
!' r miles he otit-.,o us. and we re-i:i.-l:ii;lly
gave up th.'ch.ise, marveling
that any ai.i::;al could live, much less
travel, s far and mi fast with seven
ordinarily deadly bullets lu Ids skull.
Our natives continued the pursuit
twenty miles and gave up. Later the
Uast was found dead nt u point about
forty miles distant, his great tusks,
weighing ninety pounds apiece, having
been taken by u native Ivory trader.
"This elephant was estimated to
weigh almost l-.ooo pounds, the great
est weight known U-Ing H.omi Nuuds,
and this latter animal stood practical
ly twelve feet high, the record height
for the modern pachyderm."
The elephant carcass Is a choice
prize for the natives. They climb
Upon its side and cut a large hole
straight down Into the Interior, Just
as a mining sli;iTt Is sunk, and the na
tives climb down out of sight in the
"shaft" to hunt about for choice mor
sels. A coating of elephant fat and
blood is a Nipulnr substitute for cloth
ing among certain Uganda savages,
who believe that no .people should
wear clothes until after marriage.
F.lcphant hunters lo Uganda llnd ant
hills a valuable aid as observatories.
These hills tower to h considerable
luilvbt. and uianr of theui can bu
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easily climbed. OfTiers rise sharply
like smokestacks, and. being hollow,
holes are frequently dug In their sides
and fires built for rooking. A perfect
draft Is pnxluced by the hollow In
terior, and the smoke Is carried tiff at
the top, Ko numerous are these bills
that they are h distinctive, s typical,
feature of the country. Cases are
known where hunters have saved their
lives from charging elephants by dodg
ing behind convenient nut hills.
The charge of an aroused elephant
herd Is. by the way. n si ht never to
be forgotten If the ob.lret cf It escapes
wllh his life. A writer In the tleo.
g'nphlcal Mngnr.lne tleseillies such au
assiuilt by African elephants near Iake
luuiolph. as follows:
"W'r entered a patch of deme Afrl
rcti Jungle. Huge pilckty nlces enor
luo'.is cactuses with long sharp points
ml S tall feathery pl-nt l.'l.e pilvet
made tip a safe usyluiu from ordinary
mortal". Very few. minutes xuftlced to
, turn hunters Into hunted. No, 1, a
, tow, iluirr.cd down on tri. Jumping
; aside, I killed her as she rushetl on my
kttn carrier not f ur feet from him.
Hardly had we struck the spoor of an
other lot when a youi g bull suddenly
' liorc (town in lee. Hou-evp, n lucky
. forehead shot laid him low. While
sMnn'ng one of these heads the whole
place seemed nllM- with elephants
smashing toward us r'e lug my rifle,
I run al'iTtl StVden'y a Hue of over
forty elephants I n : c cover, about
twenty live In the first Hue Jammed
together like a cavalry regl'tient rhitru ,
lug Pcltf only tv. enty yards from
me when they appeared, with the een- ;
ter hearing direct 'y down on ne, I
own to frellir; they had the best of
me. I saw my only than e was killing
the flank one In a n1 ond I 'rop;ird ,
the left hand one. whl h. falling In
wardly. Inclined the whole' troop a lit
tle to the right Within leu yards I
fired my remaining barrel, dropping ,
another, causing still further deflection
to the right. Another second the flunk
one ou the left rushed past. eP.ciU
knocking me down.
"I felt thankful for such a lucky
escope and blessed my new 450 cordite
rifle, which hud done such good work "
NEW SCALP
nnm trvi r ini
Kill MV I I I
LIU (J 11 I I Llll
Will Co Into Effect On
The Twenty-third
Of This Month
The new sculp bouuty law, which
whs plowed by tlio Inst legislature,
will go into eftoet on May 'SI The
noiititv tlmtwill be (mid isHStollow:
For coyote or coyote pup. fd.CiU uruy
or balek wolr ." ; uruy or l luck
wolf pup, limber wolf or pup, S-..rsl;
bob-cut wild cut of lynx. t'J; inoiin
tniu liou, HUtliir or cougar, fill.
The entire skin ot ench of suid nui
ihhIh on. i-I be iTceeii t ed to the county
clerk within six moiitlis from I lie date
of kiillng the nniiniil. The skie In
cludeM mid must have nt Inched there
In nil lour td the paws or feet, the
lull mid the skin ot the entire head,
Inclining both ears thereof, eye ho es
mid skin (o lh tip of the nose. The
skin will be examined by the clerk.
ho fl, II nun k it by cutting off the
sculps of cerlHin animals nun the
lore feet of others.
A plan is ou foot to tiurchiisn the
McCull rsi lence bu ilt f rent money
stolen from the widows, ami orohans
of the land by the life insurance
graft hh a summer capital tor the
I lesi It nt.
fcsaJLi
By Special Arrangement with the
Sheriff 5a I e
closure.
In I'ore-
Under and by virtue of an ex
ecution in forrrloMire, Imui1 oot of
the Circuit Couit or Ihe stale of Ore
gon for Ihe County of Luke, on the
Wild day or April, UKMi, to msdl.ect
ed and dellvi ied In a suit In said
Court for said County Slid (State,
where'n tieorgii 11, Aiyxs mid tins
M'hhigel, psrtners, doing business
under the firm tisms and style of Ay res
A Hchliigel, as plslntllls, Tcotrrstl
Judgnieiit snalnst John Vv eat lake,
us del. iidinil, for the sum of lOight
lliiiidred MfiKly eight slid 111 100
Dollsts (stm.:0) siid rots and dls
biirseinenls taxed itt Twenty-eight
hollsra (?H.(Hi) on the li.'lid day of
Octolier, I'.KW ssiil jtidgmeut bear
lug Interest nt tho rate of 10 per cent,
per annum (rout said October 1rd,
I'.HIN, and hIko a decree o- f orecloaure
npil order or sale agslimt as Id detii(i
snt, and by direction uf nnl order of
said CoiM't Hinl Kitbl execution, 1 am
commanded to sell the follow lug des
cribed reai ptoperty, to It:
The Sooth-went Otmrter of Seel Ion
Thlrlyfour. In I 'ownalilji Thirty-
iiIiik Koiith, nf Bangs Tweuty two
I'.iist, ot the Ulllntuette .Merldlsn. In
Luke County, Oregon, (or the pur
pone of sstlsfylng sslil judgement of
t.l..linr.l u...l tt. h ,1 . -
tlx. I'll, i.i.i, la mi'i ,iii l.'a.w nuu v.-
penes of such ssle.
NOTICK IH IIKKFBYOIVKN. That
ou Frldny, tie 4th day of Ju-ie,
at Id" Court limine door on Ihe (rout
and I'.Hst aids of Ihe Com I house of
Lake Count v, In' the Sfntn of Orrgon,
situated In the (own or Lakeview, at
the hour or ten o'clock In the fore
noon or raid day I. will sell at public
suction to the highest bidder lor
cash, all the right, title and Intereat
which th said defeudsnt, Johu West
like hud ou (he '.'ml day of February,
l'.Hifi, In and to the lands berelubefoie
desctlbed or so much thereof as may
be iieceacnry, to satisfy ssld judg
ment uud the cosls and ex proses of
making such ssle. lnteil this !ud
dny of April, HfSl.
ALHI- BT DKNT. Kberitt.
of I ake County, Oregon,
ViU'1 Ht W. 11. H.MPKH, DepUtT.
NOriCI! IOH Pt BI ICATION
Oenalrment of the Interior, U. H.
I. and nillce ul I.Hktvicw, Oregon,
April lit, llsi.
Notice Is hereby given that FKANK
A. CALOKKWOUl), t,l Adel. Oregon
n ho on May lH, 11HKI, niiule tioniestrud
F.ntry No. a (Seiml No. OIKI-Ji,
tor N IihIi HK quarter, NF. quarter
SW qiiHrter, SK (iinrter NW quarter,
Section II. Toi.shli :.7 h.. Kauge "f
K.. Will Merldliili. has tiled notice
fit Intention to iihIik FiiimI live year
I'ri'f f, to eslrtl lish claim lo the IhiuI
almve decribed, before Jieglsler and
Kecelver, ut Ijikevlew, Oregon, on
the '.'Kill day cl May. 'l!H
Chiliifiisiit nn - es hh witnesses: N.
F. Ciihler w ood. Harry ('alders ood,
of Ad-I Oregon, limit's McKie, of
I lush, Oregon, On k ley ( link, if Will
tier Lake, Oregon.
A'J.M 'i; J. N. Watson, K.gl:lr.
A WISK I'ltl DlCTION.
Diisiiiesa mail Mr. Koblnnon. 1
want you to draw up n lint ot nil too
living gmtidi arent of the olllen
boys nod cleika.
Altiniiger Cei iHlnly, sir. Hut wty,
-lr
llusiliess insil Now (hut "I" 'oil
Inun senaiiu in on I wnht lo I i o
so thai no one griind srent ie
bui inl l.it.ie I l.nii oncti Fi.li iti.o) u
American,
s
li i:s.i; o.
A Itl V.l;i ot (if y dollars IH l eic
by olfoicd tor intoiniHllon Hint will
lead to t he hi rest nuil conviction of
any prison who has stolen wires or
other property, from our Company;
mid tho shiiik reward Ih heteby otfeteil
tor intoriniil Ion Hint will lend to the
arrest mid convict Ion of anyone des
troying the property of the Company.
CIihs. Umbacb,
Secretary like Co. Tel. A Tel. Co.
Ifltf.
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Notice of
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