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es 4 Seach, made me think of how an old Ephraim | into the bear as fast as he could pull
An Electrician, A Physician tackled a pal of mine once. As the | the trigger, but his fusillade seemed to
zly's growl that it captured the atten-
tion of the hunters at once, rock, and, getting a good squint at his
none of them answered the newcomer. | enemy, he started for him on a lumber-
“Hope 1 ain't butting in,” said the | ing trot.
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lean faced man, “but that quail
bear put up a little more fight than
quail would, my pard isn’t able to tell
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THE NSYLVANIA hunter.” fle. He had emptied its magazine.
PENNS It was plain to see that the group of | thought he was going to leap on his
STATE COLLEGE sportsmen did not welcome the new- | horse is uv Wuay, Bemedy |
comer, yet his last remark aroused | was af . He
OHPERS EXCEPTIONAL ADVANTAGES, their interest despite themselves. Be- | ply Sto Sere along he uxt hve
REE ALL RSES | fore one of them realized what he was | seen t horse a sound
TUITION IS F IN cou % princi Es Eg a haa vr
. ; 1 Courses have bee | “Did the bear kill him? several feet away, making his position
FARING EFPECT IN SPL Spun, She Gahetal oul ioe Dave. 2 axisusivel #0 nto dar The i Tat ovoke 4 SH] Ture One of vs 5
ing History ; the English, French, Merman, Spanish; Latin and Greek Languages 2 dt | reply. It only made the intruder rub ed to him to get back near his horse,
adapts either the most thorough training for the Profession | his eyes, as if a mist had fallen over | but Kennedy made no move. He sim-
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‘he courses Civil, Electrical, Mechanical and Mini the them, and then clear his throat before
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ply pulied out his revolvers, one in each
hand, and blazed away. But it was
useless. Those bullets only increased
the anger of the bear and made him
bound forward as fast as a great mas-
tiff. When only eight feet away, a dis-
tance so small that he could easily have
cleared it with a single bound, the griz-
zly stood up on his hind legs and fold-
{| “I reckon my pard had the most ter-
| rible hand-to-hand battle with a sivas
® ull information courses of | ip as was ever fought. Before it -
kraduster, address ® | ed the beast had fifty-four bullets in
| him. I'll tell you how it happened.
| Up in the foothills of the Rockies, ‘nu
! the state of Washington, where we
THE REGISTRAR,
State College, Centre County, Pa.
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Bellefonte, Pa., Feb. 16, 1906. |
FIGHTING A GRIZZLY
FEARFUL CLOSE RANGE BATTLE BE-
TWEEN HUNTER AND HUNTED.
A Rain of Bullets That Only Made
Bruin More Ferocious — The Bear
Killed His Victim Before a Desper- |
ate Shot Ended His Career,
They had met by chance in a corner
of the lobby of the Waldorf-Astoria
and had been telling stories which had
made the eyes of some of the bell boys
bulge. All of the narrators were dress-
ed in evening clothes and to all ap-
pearances had never so much as solled
a finger with powder smoke. One had
recounted his sporting exploits in the
Adirondacks and had told with great
gusto how many deer he had shot in
one day and how many of his
had complimented him on his
Another said that duck shooting
his special hobby and that he had come
clear from Cannes, France, every au-
tumn to kill these birds along Chesa-
peake bay. There were also stories
about the shooting of partridges and
grouse, and one member of the group
related, with a great many * "
“thens” and “suddenlys,” how he kill-
ed three quail. He had just received
the applause of his hearers when a
lean individual strode into the circle,
pulled down his slouch hat another
notch and growled:
“Ever hunted grizzlies?”
The voice so nearly imitated a griz-
had a ranch, some of our cattle got
loose, and we started out to find them.
{ There were six of us, and after we
| had found the trail of the steers and
was fording a mountain stream called
Teapot creek one of our bronchos be-
gan to snort and rear up, as if he was
in agony. But he wasn't, or, at any
rate, the agony was only mental. The
horse had hardly begun to dance when
we heard the peculiar growl of the
grizzly, which, as you may know, has
something of the grunt of a hog.
“And 1 teil you he was a big fellow.
As soon as I saw him I had a touch of
that ague which petrifies a man so he
can't raise a gun and just lets the
beast walk right up and swallow him.
Ephraim was standing on his hind
legs and eating off the service berries
from the bushes. As is the way with
these animals, he did not attack us, but
just growled, as if to scare us. A
grizzly usually does not pick a quarrel,
although he is the most ferocious Amer-
fean born beast alive when put on the
defensive. 1 thought all of us were go-
ing to leave the brute alone, when one
of the party by the name of Alf Ken-
nedy, a cowboy and almost as danger-
ous as a grizzly when aroused, shouted
out:
“No, sir. I'm not going to leave that
silver tip insult me that way. If he
wants a fight he can have it.
“Kennedy jumped off his horse, be-
cause he regarded a man who would
shoot from the saddle as a craven. He
led his mount to a point about a hun-
dred yards from the bear, turned the
horse's head away from the game and
then looked at the magazine of his gun
to see if it was full. The next moment
he fired, and I could see the head of
that bear go back as if it had been
struck with a bowlder. I thought he
was a goner, but he wasn't. That brute
just doubled up in order to stretch him-
ed his fore iegs together, as if he had
his victim already in his embrace. The
cowhoy fired the last charge of his re-
volvers into the heart of the animal and
at last turned to spring on his horse.
“Just imagine what a sick, suffocat-
ing, smothering feeling came over me
when 1 saw that horse bound away
and leave Kennedy standing there
alone face to face with that gaping,
ronring monster, In utter desperation
be threw away his pistols, grabbed up
his gun and dealt the beast a blow over
the head that would have killed a haif
dozen men. The force of the impact
broke the weapon as if it had been
chalk, and the stock spapped with a
crack which echoed back from the
mountains, ‘Then he drew his knife,
“Until then I had not made a move
to help my comrade, because I knew
Kennedy would turn and kill me for
sutting in. He was that kind of a fel-
low. He wanted all the glory himself.
But to hang back now was a crime, 1
didn't shoot for fear of wounding the
cowboy. Instead I snatched a hatchet
from my saddle and rushed forward.
I heard the other four hunters of the
party yell to me to turn back, heard
them say the bear would kill me, too,
but nothing could have stopped me
then. I saw the brute grab Kennedy
and could even hear his bones crack
in the bear's teeth, The next moment
1 was there too. But just as I was
about to dash the blade of my hatchet
into the bear's neck my head reeled.
A bullet whizzed past my ear and left
a great gaping hole behind the silver
tip's ear. With a sputtering sort of
groan Ephraim tumbled over on his
back. One of the other lads had taken
thut terrible chance of hitting either
Kennedy or myself and, with wonder-
ful aim, had sent the lead to a vital
part of the bear. Not till that shot had
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