Show HUNTING PARTY IS NOW t IN CAMP CAMPt President Roosevelt Out For the Time of His ilis life SHORT TALK AT GLEN GLENWOOD WOOD PRAISE FOR COLORADOS CROP I OF c 11 Newcastle Colo Cole April 15 President P ilent I i I nO and his hunting party pArt I reached this fa outfitting point for forthe forthe forthe the hunting and fishing grounds on the White river at a m today and Baited aUed k more than n two hours for official mail m il that had been n sent to Red Hed Stone where it had been intended that the 1 seat scat of government nt should be established fished while the president was away awa awaIn In the mountains hunting bear beRr bob bobcats bobi 1 i vats cats and other game But the time here was as pleasantly occupied The president shook hands with a majority I of Ir the population of the village aft r rhe rh he h hail had been Introduced by b George H M NorrIs mayor of Newcastle Colo Cob who announces on his card that he does doe s ld The party was photographed the t e president made a brief address shook hands with the train crew and viewed the specially decorated engine that drew his train from Colorado Springs which locomotive locomotive tive the according to the gullible was pre pres s sAnted for the presidents private me menagerie lingerie in ig Washington it has been I announced however that the gift of the Iron horse h was not accepted Had a Pleasant Trip Tripi i The run to this village was 15 very veT 4 pleasant tInge Huge bonfires b lighted the way vay 8 during luring the Ule night and the tle inhabitants f of or the towns t en route stayed up until far in the morning to cheer CheH the ther r president pr as aM he passed through Get Oct Getting Getting I ting up UI early the party Jart had their breakfast of fresh freak mountain trout on the tile train and with AUth curtains raised v lew ed the magnificent scenery along afong the route of the Colorado Midland 54 Near Basalt there was a slight acci accident I dent d nt The first car of oC the special train hit a rock that had slid down to the edge dge of the track The only damage v ws wiS as the tile knocking of a cap off the rear truck of the car Viceroy When the train pulled into Newcastle i the president dressed in his shooting 44 lothes of heavy tan duck greeted the I i people from the rear platform He was wasI i I 1 47 r cheered wildly After the speech spee h was wasI I made and the little conventionalities I had been observed the president gove gore personal supervision to his hunting out outfit fit fitje e unsheathed his knife and felt Its edge unlimbered his gun and saw that it t Vas yas as in fine working order and cyer er the horse that had been selected tr r fk r his ride to the camp This animal is white weighing about 1100 pounds and Is b ut fourteen and anda a half hands high It fa is said to be one of the most surefooted mountain climbers limbers in this thiR part of the but hut is not noted for speed In tact fact all v of the horses selected for the par are re ret built for tor hard rather than fast work wor t I Guides Were Vere Busy Guides John Goff Go Jake Borah and andt t Brick BricI P Wells Yells in picturesque mountain I costumes busied themselves in giving I Ii it i f commands commande for the start In addition to I Ithe I I the presidents personal nal party which is js composed of himself Dr Alexander Lambert and P B Stewart of Colorado Springs ten men rode to the hunting ramp camp today Five more were already U tl tire Ule e camp cam p everything ready n a y for forin Jk in the comfort of party art v Before BHore starting the president an announced announced confidentially that he was not going ging into any an enc uy i rs with grizzlies gnashes nor strangle any an mountain lions Jion with bare barp hands Hf Ht H does dof not expect t to bag a ing amount of game and will feel sat satisfied satI I if It he gets one bear during the thet ther t r whole hole w hunt and particularly fortunate I if he gets tg two lila His Win Vin Winchester hester chester was ag exhibited with great pride I sis us a protection he will constantly keep I between himself and danger I Parade Was Omitted j The parade planned to take place here ht re ret t today did not materialize It had been beenS S arranged to form a procession led by bythe the Miners brass band a caged aged bear I and the presidents party part on horseback This pageant was to pass through the th thI I village streets and nd into the hills where the t he bear was to be turned turn d loose loo and p given ien a start of thirty minutes The 1 state humane society broke up UI the plans on the ground that the bear might rEturn to the village and carry off oft some children It had been be n cag ca d so long that it was quite vicious After fter the humane society had interfered the cap eup captors tors bra of the th th bear hear tried to sell it to Guides Iroff off and Borah but they the said they 1 1 kl J game came wild as I at d no attractions for forthe forth fori i the th on an occasion of this 4 v Started For Camp CampAt j At 1115 the party part started at 4 nn at easy cas canter over the hills to the per permanent Permanent manent camp of the party part which Rich is lo 10 lof fated f on East Divide creek on Charles Charle Pennys P ranch about twentythree miles southwest of Newcastle There is about hout a foot of snow In that section and near bear tracks were ere seen s n there as late as yesterday When the party had gon gone out of sight the presidents pre train wa was returned to Glenwood Springs g where whre Secretary Sp Loeb Lob Is to have his headquarters tern terns s In his bb speech at Newcastle the president L lent dent expressed his hi pleasure at ut being r again in Colorado 1 I have always believed In your peo Jeo people pIt pie he sold said I think that this is go going o ing to be one ODe of the great states ol of o the not merely In its material mate devel development but in its type of citizenship After special greetings to the Grand Army men present pre sent he h continued Now ow I want to pass pas to the genera generation generation tion that Is coming on and to congratulate congratulate congratulate Colorado upon what she is doing with her public schools upon her whole force of teachers and upon the steps that t at are being taken to train aright th the next generation I believe in the mines I believe as you know in the irrigation v works S if believe belfe in your our stock ranches In Iii everything but the tho real crop Is II the rop top of children applause for If you 4 get that all straight the other crops w ill take care of themselves in the end t 1 want to say what a pleasure It has been to see the th way in which the next generation is being beinS started out on its life task here in Colorado I thank you very ery very er very er much for coming here f and I am glad to see you |