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1 20 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 28, 1909. 5
I, TAKES OUTING IN TEXASl
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I. AXTOXIO, Tex., Feb. 27.
"A-h, this is a big improvement on ;
the skyscrapers," said E. H. Harriman,
Tvho Tvields the greatest power of any
living man in the matter of railroad
control, as he seated himself in a com
fortable rocker in one of his tents at
the camp which he has established in j
a beautiiul spot on the outskirts of San
Antonio.
"I like living out of doors," he con
tinued, ''but of recent yeaTS I have
not had much opportunity for this sort
of thing. I have lived in a tent before
this and I enjoyed it very much. It is
certainly a relief from the ek'scrapers.
Here one can get close to nature and
it is restful to me. I felt better with
in an hour after I struck camp. The
very atmosphere of the country puts
new life in one. I am just drifting
around trying to build myself up phy
sically and I am unable to say how long
I wiU remain here. I expect to live
ill the time in the tents during my
itay, and will attend only to such busi
ness as is urgent. Do you know that
all this talk about me being overworked
is a mistake?" continued Mr. Earn-!
man. "I don't work hard. I am not
tired by the work I do. I simply need
a change and I came hera is get it."
Mr. Harriman iz accompanied by his
daughter, Miss IvIry, ".nd sfro csjeys
life in camp fully & mn:h as, 1. ?? fath-
er. Tho tents which are occupied by
tho ilnrriman party aro four in nam-
ber. They are situated in a crovo of (
statel pecan trees upon a slight emi- '
nence which affords a clear chance for
tho sun to pur down its warmth-giving
rays upon tho littlo camp. Tho tonts .
are all furnished and fitted up alike. i
That which Mr. Harriman occupies is
no better than tho ono which minor
officials of tho railroads who are with
him use. Each tent is plainly but com
foriably furnished. The furniture in
each consists of two white-enamelod
iron bedsteads, two oak-finished dross
ers, four rocking chairs, a reading tablo,
electric heater and electric lifrht fix
tures. Tho floors are of hardwood, and
are raised about two feet from tho
ground. The canvas of the tonts is
of tbo heaviest material.
Th& private cars of Mr. Harriman
and other members of the party are
parked a short distance from tho tents.
In cne of these cars telecraph and tele
phone instruments are installed and a
Corps of op&rators are on hand to handle
the messrges that como and go at al
mtsl a'i hours or the day and night.
Tea tor.utiful San Antonio river,
wir.cr. flews within a few rods of tho
tests, ocors p.ood fishier, and Mr. Har
riman expreJBSd the intention of try
irjT hie hand at that sport during his
stay.
H' H. HAKRIMAN,
The railroad magnate gracofully grantad a request that he poso for a kodak
i plcturo uhilo in carap in San Antonio. Ho ezpressod tho bono that the plc-
Uirc would turn out all right, but tho result obtained would indicato that
1 tho wiolder of the camera was suddenly afflicted with buck ague about tho
time he snapped the leus, aa Mr. Harriman docs not appsar in full focuB.
When shown tho picture, Mr. Harriman said: "I am shown as being: in par
j ., cclip?o, but I notice that my head is still out of the shadow,"
"I have no intention of doinc any
wild came hunting whilo down here, '
he raid. " There will be plenty of oth- :
er things out of which 1 can And en
joyment." "How would you like to accompany
President Roosevelt to Africa on a hunt
after big name?" asked a voutnrp
soiuc newspaper correspondent to whom
Mr. Harriman was talking.
"I would not mind making a visit
to Africa, but I .would exercise the t i
right of choosing my own company on j
such a trip," he replied, with a smilo. I
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Mr. Harriman 's camp is situated iu j
the extreme southern part of the
grounds of tho Hot Wells hotel and
bathing rosort, about throe miles be
low tho main part of San Antonio. He
spends much of his time in walking
over tho grounds and along tho banks
of. the river. On the other side of the
river, only ouo-balf mile awav. is the
anciont San Jose mission. The river ,
is spanned by a rustic swinqiujj foot- i
bridge. This is a spot frequently vis- j
ited by Mr. Harrimau. " !
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4- coonytlle observations. i
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b nio'rality dcy has. v
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b niggahs ob Coouvillo nobah on-
b dcmselbs bettali dan when -f
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b do whito ge'mcu an' a hole in
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.Holler skating afternoons and even
logs. Nine-piece brass band. No
cbargo for teaching. Ladies admittod
free at afternoon fiosaions..
S. D. Evans,
Undertaker and Embalrner, has removed
to new location. -J8 South State.
Buy Acme quality paint and get a
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Is especially valuablo ilurine the sum
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and sporto ore most in order.
GRASS STAINS. MUD STAINS AND
CALLOUS SPOTS
Yield to it, and it iu particularly agree,
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