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HERCULES THE SANDHILL HUNT HERCULES POWDER HERCULES Mr. James Boyd of Southern Pines Organizes the Neighborhood To lie a Community Affair and a dial a 13 ay for Every Man That Can Stride a JtEule or Hide a Bicycle "FARMER HODGE to his dame Says, I'm sixty and lame, Times are hard and the rent I must pay, But I don't care a jot If I pay it or not For we'll all go a-hunting today. We'll all go a-hunting today. All Nature is smiling and gay. And we'll join the glad throng That goes laughing along; For we'll all go a-hunting today." James Boyd, proprietor of the Wey mouth Estate at Southern Pines, is or ganizing a series of community hunts. Foxes abound in the hills and also in the ship and muleship which these gentlemen will give will alone be worth any man's attention. The most interesting part of all this new institution is to be the hunt break fasts. The first of these will be served at the Weymouth Estate under Mr. Boyd's supervision. This cosmopolitan institution will assemble in turn at Jack son Springs, Pinehurst, West End, Samar cand, Eagle Springs, Hoffman and in the contiguous periphery. The neighborhood will dedicate the day to the pleasure of the huntsman and the joy of living, and will provide a spread and pretty girls to serve it, and perhaps a moiety of its secret store of Bourbon in the making, and the yield of the famous scuppernong. The old huntsmen will come forth out of the fastnesses and the sound of the horn and the baying of hounds will herald to the laughing village the rejuvenation of an old world idyll. Hip Van Winkle Was played by Jefferson in the Pinehurst Theatre on Wednesday, November 24th, and was appreciated almost as much on the films as his illustrious forbear used to be by a generation of playgoers. THE SANDHILL HUNT hollows around Southern Pines and tho allied towns. All manner of men that go down on the primrose path to the eternal bonfire enjoy the hunt. The English hunt is one of the time-honored and socially valuable institutions of our mother-country. There everybody joins in the fun, exercise and good fellowship and all gain an association that is of no small value to the strength and stability of the empire. Hence it follows that Mr. Boyd's hunting parties are not to be .Iude parties, although of course all dudes are urgently and sincerely invited. Mr. Boyd's first lieutenant will be Mr. George Leach of Aberdeen, a famous hunter. One of the most enthusiastic followers of the hounds and Mr. Boyd is Charlie Williams, who, under the direction of Mr. Tufts, is finding out just how much money a man can make in the hog busi ness in the Sandhills. The owner of the Princess Theatre, the cashier of the Page Trust Company, the president of the Sandhill Board of Trade, the County Commissioners, the tourists from all the resorts, and mayor of Carthage will fill up the cry. The exhibition of horseman- Lina Cavallieri was on the boards (meaning screen) the week before in Manon Lescaut. To the novice in the picture field it is nothing short of astounding to walk in and find the most notorious actors in the world taken for granted in a little country show house. Next week, December 1st, Beatriz Michelena is to play Salomy Jane. The Theatre is now playing every Wednesday. After the first of the year it will run every Wednesday and Saturday at eight o 'clock. The Pioneer Golfer While Summer was still in the air, and the landscape a whirl of color, and fair ways still green with life, the wise old golfers appeared. Col. W. C. Jones was the first. "Out in 37" was his paeon. He neglected to mention the total. Mr. Wicker was on the scene a close second. And when, on October 23rd, Mr. Ormsby and Mr. Hudson lined up in front of the club house to renew the old contest, the season was declared open. Send the Pinehurst Outlook to your friends. 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