[Hunting with President Roosevelt]

Dublin Core

Title

[Hunting with President Roosevelt]

Creator

McCay, Winsor, 1867?-1934

Date

1909-4-13

Source

New York Evening Telegram

Publisher

New York Herald Co.

Description

Has a little daydream of turning the valise into a lion trap and showing it to Theodore Roosevelt in the jungle.

Contributor

Kirsten A. McKinney
New York State Library

Language

English

Type

Still Image

Coverage

1900s(1905-1909)

Still Image Item Type Metadata

ImageNo.

200

Series Title

A Pilgrim's Progress By Mister Bunion

PublicationDate

1909-4-13

Publication

New York Evening Telegram

Transcription

Mr. Bunion: Now I'll fasten a staple on the bottom so that the chain can be attached! The spring works well!
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Mr. Bunion: It can not Miss fire! Theodore! I'd like to show you just how it works! Can I?
Theodore: Sure! We will go in the jungle!
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Mr. Bunion: If I can prove its value to you, I'd like to give it to you!
Theodore: Well if it does all you claim for it I might consider your offer, Mr. Bunion!
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Mr. Bunion: You open it in this fashion.
Theodore: After, of course, fastening it by the chain to the tree!
Theodore: yes, I see. Placing a bacon rind in as a bait, I see!
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Mr. Bunion: You do not have to mention me or the valise in your writings!
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Mr. Bunion: This can be a private matter!
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Theodore: Delighted.
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Mrs. Bunion: Here's your valise. I dusted it! Don't you know it is late? Why are you sitting there?
Mr. Bunion: I was just thinking thats all. Just thinking!

Original Format

newspaper comic strip

Physical Dimensions

11.8" X 8.5"

NYSL Microfilm Citation

NY 01 New York 93-31968, FEB-APR 15 1909 Reel 114

Reprinted

Winsor McCay, "A Pilgrim's Progress," Winsor McCay Early Works, ed. Mark Thompson (West Carrollton, OH: Checker Book Publishing Group, 2003), pg.175

Files

200-1909-4-13.jpg

Citation

McCay, Winsor, 1867?-1934, “[Hunting with President Roosevelt],” Pilgrim's Progress, accessed August 13, 2022, https://pilgrims-progress.richmond.edu/items/show/201.