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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
MINERS MEET At Ey.8EI

N1l-a-1+ Al ms
Eureka, Aug. I.-S5me--.lE H.-
ing in Eureka tomorrow .u .s
line. Two teams. one made -r from =
employees Of the May Day
one from the other players .
miners of Eureka. not playing
regular nine, VIII cross bats a- the
park for d purse of $50 THE
been posted with O. T. Hush. ana
body is keen TO see the game. L
great rivalry between the min.
the district but tomorrow
game bids fair TO eclipse a.
drawing a big crowd N-u.- 5-
Of the regulars VIII be on Dam.
TIME the players with a view
ting good timber for his team . Or
The game against Pa-s-r
the regular team has been .
account Of the death iu the
Gray brothers Of paEsrU -.
Fork viii take the fiE-rr..
viii be PLAYED tomorrow ---
Sunday, the 18th. howevar
play here, and on the -ll
ing card, the game against ..a
VIII be pulled off here.
then journey to Park City 0- -
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Standing Of
Teams.
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston. Aug T.-BostOn won a fast game
from Chicago today, 8 to O. Wood holding
the visitors to three scattered hits. Score:
r. II. z.
Chicago @. ..........................O 2
bOstoH .-.-..--------. ..----------- .
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan, Wood
and Carrigan.
Washington. Aug. 7.-Washington de-
feated St Louis, 8 20 J. Hughes was a
puzzle, while WaddeH was hit hard. Score:
r. H. Z.
st LOUIS ..--------- .--....-.-.
Batteries-Hughes and Biankenship;
Waddeu and Stephens.
Philadelphia Aug philadelphia
closed in on Detroit today in the struggle
for first place in the American league by
winning the second game Of the series be-
fore a crowd Of 5000 persons. Score:
r. H. E
Detroit -.-.---- -.-.-.....-..-- 8
Batteries-Plank and Livingston; Mullin
and Stanage, Schmidt
New York Aug. with the score tied
in the eighth inning today, New York
jumped on Cy Young for three runs and
defeated Cleveland, . to 2. Score:
Cleveland ...-.......-.....-.-..-..Z
New YORK ---------...---- .---.--...-- =
Battsries-YoUng, EasteTly and Bemis;
Manning and KleinOw.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
BINGHAM AND YAMPA
MEET IN SECOND GAME

Bingham. Aug. THE second of a Sc
ries Of three games between the Bingham
Commercials and the Tampa snelter base
ball team for a wager Of $40 q side viii
be PLAYED tomorrow afternoon on the
Bingham diamond. The betting viii be
heavy. The Commercials were success
ful in the first game Of the series by
score Of TO s.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At St. Paul-First game: Columbus, .;
ST. Paul. T. Second game. Columbus. 4:
St. Paul, 3.
At Ninneapolis-First game: To,ed9, .;
Minneapolis. 8. Second game: Toledo, 2;
Minneapolis, /.
At Kansas City-First game: Kans IS
City. O: Louisville 2 Second game. Kan
sas City. 2. Louisville, 3.
It Observation-Disclosures I; MIwau-
katl Z
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QUESTION ANSWERED.

salt Lake Herald: VIII you please
state in Sundays paper on what day the
Chicago White SOX baseball team played
In Salt Lake and oblge.
A Subscriber"
Mammoth, Utah, Aug. e. 1909.
The game was PLAYED March 81. 1893.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
BUTTE SOCKERS MAY
PLAY EUREKA IE-f

Eureka, Aug. 1.-The Butte. II 70
CT PLAYERS are schedule. r. -- s
THIS fall. and it is eL--a-
that the first game -riT
Eureka. After the champions
this fail, Eureka strong
journey TO the Montana U-
give them a return game. Prov.
Up purse of SCI. for r-. .
to be played for on the 1911
Garden city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
SEATTLE GETS SLIM HALL.

Seattle, Wash. Aug. -.-|rz
baseball club today bought --.
Pitcher Clyde Hail from -
Western league club for S.. Han -.
health was failing il the east WIS
over to Salt Lake bv Oman. WIZ ----
ton for rspurchase Seattle 60. -
Salt Lake and he has done goo. 30
hearing Of Halls recovery .-- -
serted prOprietorship over Hall ---
tie bought his freedom.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
LUXUS TEAM WILL
COME TO SALT LAKE

Bert Margetts received a wire from
Manager Birkendahl Of the Denver Tuz1Is
to hold August p and % for games with
the LuNus team This means the crack
Colorado aggregation Will make the friD
to Utah and schedule a number Of games
with the independent teams Of this state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
VETERAN SH0RTST0P
SICK AT DENVER

Denver. Aug. Herman Long. the vet
eran shortstop Of the National league.
and a member Of the Boston team under
the mana cement OF the late Frank Selee.
Is seriously IN 81 Denver. Long came TO
Denver several months ago because Of
lung trouble.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
0CClDENTALS PLAY
PARK CITY TODAY

Park City. Aug. BASE ball enthusiasts
are expecting a good game in Park to-
morrow when the OcCidsntals viii play
with the Park team. The game is 20 be
called at 800 p. N. Hobart will pitch for
the local team and Harrison for the Oc-
cidentals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
SANPETE VALLEY LEAGUE.


IN Yesterday games FalTVleW won
MorOni won a fast game from Ephraim
by II to 8 Ephraim never had a lOOk-in
except in the sixth. when a couple of
errors and hits brought in five runs. Nor
ley pitched shut-Out ball and Line baugh
did excellent work for Moroni-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
THE HERALD'S DOUH
MTIlHIib 1HTHLIE55s1 80
AJYOVSY1 6S9S.5y

The Randall-Dodd Automobile com
pany has moved into its new quarters
on State street. and within a short time
viii be housed I'm one o. the best
equipped garages in the west The
garage was built especially for the Ran
dali-DOdd people, and while the work
men are still busy about the establish
ment finishing Up the details in the in
terror work, enough can be seen to
show that IL viii be a well appointed
establishment. The management an
nounces, however, that they are now
ready to take care Of the trade and are
still booking orders for early fall de-
livery Of Thomas cars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
GAME AT FORT DOUGLAS.

Wagner Brewing company team at 10
o'clock today on the Fort Douglas dia-
mond.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON LEAGUE.

The Republicans forfeited their game
to the Y. u. G. a. yesterday. and the Rio
o. s. l., neither being on the grounds to
play.
The standing Of the teams in the SAT
uTday Afternoon league now stands as
follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
eAMEs IN NoRTH sALT AXE

The o. ;. L. team meets the North Salt
Lake team on the latter's grounds at 2.20
this afternoon. The Lawrence and nv
water team meets the North Salt IL
team on the same grounds at O'CLOCK
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
WELSH SURPRISES
ENGLISH CRITICS
Some of His Training Methods
Learned in America
Open Their Eyes.

When Freddie Welsh was over here
he picked up no end Of ideas about the
American theory Of training. After he
returned to England he put them in
practice. When the English boxing
critics went out to see him al his quar-
tiers before his bout with Young Jo-
sephs they were surprised to find how
busy he kept himself
It is marvel to an Englishman that
Welsh can be a vegetarian and still a
good fighter. The Sportsman says.
The fact that he has won over sixty
contests. eighteen Of which have gone
over ten rounds, makes il very plain
that flesh meat and alcohol are not to
some necessity In this respect the
little man from Pontypridd stands out
by himself marvellous statue in the
history Of the noble art. while TO show
that he possesses the punch sixteen
knockout are down 10 his credit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati, Aug. philadelphia won
from Cincinnati today by a score Of
to 1. Score: R. H z.
Cincinnati .........................
FnllaQelphla .-..-...-..-..-..-...
BatteTies-ROan, Campbell and Mclean;
Moren and Doom. Umpire-Rigler.
Chicago. Aug. L-Chicago made only
two hits off Rucker today, but they were
timely and good for three runs. Score:
Chicago O.. ..........................
Brooklyn %. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
er and Gergen, Marshall. Umpire-JOhn-
stone.
St Louis, Aug. New York punched
five hits with a base on balls off Bebee
for four runs in the first inning, winning
today's game. Score: r. H. E,
81 Louis ..-.-...--..-.-...-..
New YORK .--...-...-.-----...-...4 u l
Batteries-Bee bee. Meter, LaudermiIk
and Bliss; Mathewson and Myers. UNI
pires-Emslie and O'Day.
Pittsburg, Aug. 7.-Pittsburg took both
games of a dOuble-header from Boston
here today, the first by d score Of 6 to I,
First game R.HE.
FlItsDufg o.. .........'-...-.. .-.s--...o y
Batteries-Mst tern, White and Graham;
Liefield, Brandon and Gibson.
Second game r. II. L.
BosLgh ..'.'-.'.'-.-.-..'-'-.---
PlttsburS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteries-NIore and Graham; Willis and
Gibson. UmpiTes-klem and Kane.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08

No city in the United States is doing
more for the construction Of good roads
than Cleveland, 0. Its advantages,
therefore, as the headquarters of the
second annual national good roads con-
vention, under the auspices Of the
American Automobile association. the
National Grange, the United States Of
flee Of public roads and the American
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08

Frank Botterill Of the Botteriu Auto
mobile company says ne VIII have his
first model Of the 1910 Pierce car here
by next Saturday. This car is an eE-
act duplicate Of the one that won the
recent GIdden tour. and Will show all
the up-tO-date Improvements in motor
car building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08

To start twenty-five racing cars on a
course measuring 10 3-5 miles, as it is
proposed TO do at the coming meet Of
the American Automobile association on
the Merrimack valley course at Low
ell. Mass. Sept. 6 to II. would suggest
to the initiated a certainty Of accident
during the week of racing; and yet it
was over this course, though with
smaller field OF starters, that the 259-
mile road race Of last year was run
without accident Of any sort. What
saves the situation is the fact that half
the course is over state highways and
on the famous Lowell boulevard, which
is wide enough on its mile speedway to
allow a number of machines TO run
abreast It is probable that on the
back stretch Of the course the leaders
Will keep at one anotheT's heels for fear
Of the turns and the narrow stretches,
but on the speedway, before the cheer
ing thousands in the grand stands and
the parked automobiles, the exciting
moments of the racing viii occur, when
upon q wide roadway OF the finest mac
adam construction, perfectly oiled, driv-
ers Will run at their highest speed in
order TO take the lead before the more
dangerous part Of the course is again
reached.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08

The Consolidated Wagon & Machine
company reports the sale of a Buick
during the past week TO Wash Chapman
Of American Fork
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08

ROAD Makers assoc r..r ..
10 %, are being clearly -...
motorists and good road
throughout the country .-.
cations preparing to a--a.. ---
VIII De not only larger - ..--.
also more representa- ..
than was the case -.
falo.
F. a. Pease. who has ... ......
the Cleveland Aur.m....
chairman of the demons .-.....-
tee. completed the fn-l.-... .- ..
mlttee last week and Furnished
c. Diehl. chairman OF OIL. ...
mittee lu charge of Oh. good -
vention- with q tautar.. -..-
practical features which
prominent during Obj. ........
is probable that al t-. -.. e.
venti0u is held iu rl--.
1T VIII De the urivl.r-.
officials and delegates -. -..--
larger amount OF -.s. construct.
various types than uHg DID,. .-z
any other locality within. ..-
ed time, as the city .E Cleveland
suburbs have let au r.-....-
amount OF cOItrarl- for -... .
meut during the ura=... --
Manager Reed of the ..--.aas.-.
tomobile company receive. e. -.
evening from ATa-i.. Tex ..-
account of races held t...
baker +. 81 +. won first ..-. ~
f0rty-miIe frae-for-a- over -..
of starters. Dur.u- Oh. . g..
aycra ged speed nf #.--..-
hour The car was driven BIZ
Clark.
The Studebaker Automobile ---.
reports the arrival of a ... NJ r ~
machines on L0ulag. -..- -.
ready for immediate Ef-r-...-1--
The R09klidge GiIma- e.----- s.-
located at 20 South Yves. -~s 81
i1 the place formerly ....-..s 20.
Raudall-Dodd company. -.a-
main there ana take can. . -sa-.
until their new garage .- erected E.
Of the Independent Tel phone --
on state street Work VIII START .-
building at once. and 5- .e claimed
be one or the finest garages H. Oh.
The new R0odfdee-ll- .--.
company have already sol .. tau f.
lean Traveller cars received d --
One goes to Henry -I.-.--..- --..
other was purchased h- lee -
Another shipment of cars ls aE-.-..
soon.
Roger w. Powers VIII. VIII r--- .
the interests of the Glide ra- F.
vicinity from now on arr..r--. .
the first 1910 Gag was received ID --.
during the past week and r-Hr---- !
to Richard Savage. q Wyoming ....-.
The car Is "a 45 horsepower r
nouuces that "a shipment .r four ..s-
leave the factory for Salt Lake IN
~n-ar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08

looked very fit, and his friend and
tor. Harry Marks, who showed -
that his hand. which gained E- 4
championship honors in Iss1. E.Fr--
any means lost its curE-- Wf|
scaled close on nine stones
pounds.
His condition is excellent al H
muscles, especially those about -.
body. being finely developed. All intel.
esting instance of this was seen -
he inhaled deep drauEhts 0f air 20 b.
open window, at the same time =T-
ing his lungs mechanically tv ..-s
his hands behind his back and 1----
the arms up as far as possible
Deep Breathing Necessary
Asked the reason for this. Wes p.
piled, eXpelIing his breath In a T0'--.
Deep breathing is one Of the ting
most neglected by boxers. and ya. 81
are the ones who most need it, al
then he went on to explain how he -s
studied the Yogi system adopted tT-
Indians, and had taken his scheme
lung development from it. He prs-
deep breathing while running Oh D
road, as well as fin the morning -.z
he gets up, and iu the evening bs-
going 70 bed.
Rightly or wrongly. be a-r--1I.S
great deal of his unusual eudural5
this method. The nut and fruit Diet
Welsh has formed food for many
joke, and on the other hand serious =
cUssiOn. The proof of The uul-
however. is I'm the eating. The Wss
man Winself has perfect faith IN i- q
believes that on any other than r-
table foods he would be unable 90 -
himself into the condition which
his pride 10 be I'm on the day NJ q p
tie. Nevertheless. his diet is only
fpa fIIre Of = % rrr--I e---t--- Il ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
Always Working.

Contrary 10 the methods Of English
boxers, Welsh Is busy practically the
day through His training IS divided
into two parts. In the morning he
works at the pulieys. strengthens the
muscles Of the neck By a set Of exer-
cises he has developed, and by another
set of exercises gives his abdomen that
dashboard appearance that betOkens
the singular development Of the muscles
there. After that he goes for a six or
elght-mile run on the road and returns
70 be massaged. All this consumes
about two and a half hours, and his first
meal Of the day follows at about IL
O'Clock. At he is in his gymnasium
and gives two hours to bag punching
shadow boxing and real boxing with his
sparring partners, and very real boxing
It IS, too. A shower, a plunge in the
swimming bath and a thorough mas
sage end the work.
THE second and final meal Of the day
comes at about O'Clock then more
relaxation, and finally eight hours Of
sleep His training place IS quite an
ideal affair, for adjoining a large room
some thirty by ninety feet fitted with
everything an athlete could desire is an
admirable and we'll appointed swimming
bath, with douche at hand.
Gymnasium Busy Place.
Here Welsh takes his plunge when
necessary, and a dozen steps back find
MIN in his gymnasium. Welsh. who has
Jack Davis Of Cardiff-not the heavy
weight who fought 'Jem' Smfth-for his
assistant, pays great attention to the
strengthening Of his muscles This is a
faVorlte item on his bill, and constant
practice has made him past master in
the business. Tuesday he had to do his
road run in drenChing rain. but this
only seemed to freshen him up. a re-
maTkable thing in connection with his
work is the fact that he does that Of the
morning on nothing more than a
whipped egg with a little cream and q
rev mouthfuls Of his nut diet. Few
men could 90 through so much on prac-
ticaliy an empty stomach.
AT the ball Fred is certainly no
flyer. He divides his punching. the first
spell being with the right hand. and
after the same time with the left he
rattle the sphere about with bofI,
He prefers shadow boxing ana tauts
with the gloves, and Tuesday afternoon
ne tried his hand on Jim Granger q
oantamweight Of much promise. Fred.
Dyer, who took part in the amatsnr
championship at Alexandra palace and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08

The new Roodidee-G"m.- E--
company have already sol. DID. .a- e.
lean Traveller cars received -. e.
One goes to Henry -Ia-.-ua.- --s .
other was purchased hE Lee -
Another shipment of cars -s aE--..
soon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08

The Studebaker Automobile ----
reports the arrival of a ... .= r
machines on L0uLag --.- 81
ready for immediate Et-r-..-s--
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08

Batteries-Beebee, Meter, Laudermilk
and Bliss; Mathewson and Myers. I'm
pires-Emslie and O'Day.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

sries-MOre and Graham; Willis and
!. UmpireS-klem and Kane.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
GLIDDEN TOURISTS
HAVE TROUBLE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NrANKATA. Mimi. July 2o.-Plenty OF
penallzations are expected as the result
OF to-day's run by the Giidden tourists
which began at S a. m, when the cars
started for ort Dodge. Iowa, iSs miles
away Tho roads are rough all the way.
Both little Brush runabout cars were
withdrawn yesterday and two other cars
were temporarily disabled. The studebaker
T. NJ. +. auxiliary confetti cars struck
rock while rounding a sharp turn and
mechanician Gray was thrown out on his
head. sustaining severe injuries. The Max
well press car was ditched when farmer
ran out with pitchfork 20 stop il.
In addition 10 these. the Chalmer's-De-
trolt No. 3 was penalized a point for ad-
iusting a mud guard and the Jewel car
was penalized 5,S points for Tightening the
hub fiange cap
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
HAD PIN in
HIS APPENDIX

WEST CHESTER, Pa. July 20--
Howard Battin. n carpenter. who for
ten years has suffered pain from some
unknown cause and dwlndled from a
man of 200 pounds 20 a mere shadow.
Is recovering az the Chester County
Hospital from an operation for ap-
pendicitis, and the peculiar cause Of
all his trouble was an ordinary pin
Battin. who is 45 years old. remem-
bered swallowing a pin years ago
while q student at the public school.
but physicians said he was not
troubled by this but by a chronic ail-
ment and prophesied that il would
eventually kill him.
Some days ago Battin consulted a
physician. who said he was suffering
from appendicitis. and he decided 20
undergo an operation. This revealed
the pin embedded in the appendix and
Il was removed.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
Atlantic Lesau
AMATEUR BASEBALL

Yesterday afternoon the Sixth A. C. de-
fcated the Fifth A. c. by the score OF
TO in most exciting game. The game
was won through the good pitching OF
Dolan and the catching OF Lynch.
Yesterday afternoon the Never sweats
baseball team was defeated by the Nough
Sed team by the score Of to 3.
Hsrkins pitcher for Never sweats. had
eleven strike outs TO his credit while his
opponents had but two, but the former al
lowed nine hits while Aiulhearn allowed
but seven.
In q game of baseball between the
Beck Senate Of Brandywine and the
Bradford Senate OF the same place. the
Beck Senate won by the score Of to
!. The features were the pitching
Of Stibe and catching of Stetser OF the
Beck Senate. Score by innings;
R.H.E.
Reck Senate... 000010O2-4 2
Bradford Sen. % 0 0 0 OF 0 OIL 3
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
MAKING READY
FOR LIFE IN TENT
What to Take When a Party
SeiS Out for a Season Of
ROughing il
OLD CLOTHES
ARE THE THING

The hrst requisite In the camping
problem is the tent. the cost OF which
is anywhere from $3.50 up TO as high
as the camper cares to GO. For each
he'd there should be provide two pairs
Of wool blankets and one pair Of rubber
ones. The pillow and mattress ticks
can be made and nned with pine
needles on arrival al camp.
Plenty Of old and warm clothes are
the things to take and lots az stout.
comfortable shoes sweaters and all the
things that do not muss or sroil cas-
ilv for II Is agony TO have TO have
things too good TO rough 1t ian.
EanmoCks. folding chairs and tables
and a box Of kitchen utensils are easily
shipred with the dey food supplies and
will prove about all the furniture that
Is needed. A wise provision is a boN
Of books and games for rainy days
when one cannot FISH. boat, battle OF
tramp.
on arrival in camp tho first thing
to do Is TO stake the tent. then build
tho fireplace. just in the prpoer place
where 1t is sheltered from the wind
and then stow away a good pile Of
l,indli.g wood in q place whore tho
rain cannot reach II. covering Il with
e tarpaulin if possible Oilcloth bags
arc good TO put away clothes In TO keer
them from damp and dust
or course the paper plates hy tn,
crate and the paper napkins by tnt
hundred are the only ones to use
while the agate cups and saucers
serving dishea and bowls are easy {,
wash and do not break.
A couple Of water pals and a dip.
per should be included in the outht, az
we'll as a tool box, a coil Of rope an,
q good lantern. Any other supple
that are needed may be purchased a
a store in nearby town, and II doe
not pay to carry them along Th
camera furnishes a lot OF fun and tn
! pictures are nice TO have after IN
season IS over 10 recall the pleasan
experiences.
Fishing tackle is governed by tn
sportiness of the crowd. and will b
, plain or elaborate as is required. tn
/, same as the guns and hunting outfit.
I Tho delight of camp life is the free
3 dom from convenuonality. and ever
one is allowed personal liberty to d
just what he likes to do. there nein
but one unwritten law. that is. 10 b
on time for the one big meal Of IN
day or get something 20 eat for your
self and utter no complaint. For
0 cook used TO all the city convenience
D the getting of this meal is hard enoug
3 and there is no way Of keeping thinr
o hot. so they must be eaten as soon a
% they are prepared.
% The sporting goods houses show
big line Of camping accessories. ar
, look az them will convince one
. the popularity of this sport. especial
i in the last two years. and Il may a,
3 count FOR the noticeable scarcity
2 young men ON the summer hotel VI
z randas, for the dancing man Is fai
. fading from sight to make way Il
$ tho bronzed athlete who prefers MOI
I manly ~uOrtq