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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-08
MORE SIDEWALKS NEEDED.
City Council and Citizens of Ephraim
Moving in the Matter.

Ephraim. March 7.-One of the most en-
couraging signs of the approach of spring
| is the activity Of the city council and cit
! liens in providing for the construction of
more cement sidewalks. The matter was
brought up for consideration at the meet
/ ing of the council Monday evening II
was decided to call for bids on the work in
district No. 1 in the near future, but in
the meantime the aldermen will wait for
a petition which is at present being circu-
lated in another district 1t is thought
that the citizens will request the con-
StruCtiOn of nearly twenty-five blocks of
sidewalk this summer. Jurisdiction has
already been acquired in the district on
South Main street. and but little opposi-
ton is anticipated in the proposed district
in the eastern portion of the town
The matter of collecting dog tax is one
of grave importance. and although it has
received but little attention in the past.
the time has arrived when the little boy
will have to see to il that FidO bears the
official stamp of the city recorder or the
pet will run the risk of being decapitated
by the dog tax collector In other words.
he will have to keep an eye on Lewis
Christensen, who has been deputized TO
act in this capacity. The tax on the dog
is 81 or s..
1t may be that the necessity of raising
funds from this source suggested itself
to the cOuncilmen, when they learned that
the city had been blowing rather ex-
tTavagantly for tTamps' board recently.
this was objected to by some of the al
dermen, but without avail. for the council
decided that it would rather pay the bills
than have the tramps prey upon the char
ity Of the citizens
A committee was appointed to confer
with the members of the baseball clif0
and have n part of the Ephraim park set
aside and prepared for a baseball ground.
J. W. Tye. who is employed at the Gold
en- Reef property. returned to Ephraim
during the week for a short visit. and
says the property is looking very prOmis-
ing.
The company is sinking a shaft to cut
the vein through to the footwall, which
the workmen expect to reach at about 200
feet. A fine body of ore was struck at
the hanging wall about fifty-five feet
from the surface The ore is of good
milling quality and some has been sacked
for shipment.
The company intends to sink to the 80
foot level and then drift to the hanging
wall and explore the vein at that depth.
The shaft will continue on down to the
fOotwaIl. Mr.. Tye says that unless all
signs fail the Golden Reef will in the near
future add another good mine to Utah's
long list of producers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-08

MCLJ RES-George L. Parker. in his
second paper on Cleveland, in the March
McClure's. gives the first authentic story
Of the remarkable campaign which elect
ed him to the presidency second time
Professor NJ. a ROsanOff describes the
experiments made by scientists. which
show with the exactness of mathematics.
the effects of alcohol on all human &C
tivities: A. j. COnant. the artist, tells
Of his experiences in painting d portrait
Of Lincoln, T r. MacMechen describes
the country where Roosevelt will hunt
in South Africa. and James L. Ford con-
tributes a paper on Our National Stage"
Mrs. Humphrey Wards great novel,
Marriage a Ia Mode is continued. and
the number contains the following short
stories: "Bibi Steinfeld's Hunting" b.
Eleanor Stuart. THE Reformation Of
Jack Ketch." by James Hopper; Mrs
Sweeney's Veng ,ance.' By Charles r
Barnes: 1.-The Fountain Light by Field
ing Ball; "The Vacant Road by GeOrge
Kibbe Turner: THE Strength Of the
Law" BY F. J. Louriet. and "The Reckon
ing bv Robert Lounsbury Black.
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FOUND IN SAN FRANCISCO
Emil Jordan Will Be Taken Back to
New York to Answer for His
Many Crimes,

San Francisco, March Emil Jor-
dan, who is said to be wanted in New
York on several charges, including the
murder of a policeman. jail-breaking
on Ellis Island, forgery and bringing
young women from France i'm violation
of the immigration laws, was captured
here last night by secret service officers
and local detectives. Jordan, whom the
police declare to be a dangerous man,
was arrested while sitting at a table in
d small restaurant. The federal author
tiles have been searching for him for
six months. He will leave for New
York Tuesday in the custody of secret
service men
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-08
AEPHI PLASTER
MILL IN RUINS
Fire BrokeS0ut in the Night and
When Discovered Was
Beyond Control.
SENATOR HYDE is MANAGER
MILL WILL BE REBUILT AT ONCE
- WITH INCREASED CAPACITY.
Especial to The Herald.)


Nephi. March THE Nephi piasser mill,
located in the mouth OF Salt Creek can
yon at Nephi. took fire at about O'Clock
this morning and burned to the ground.
7 he management had been working two
shifts. which kept the mill Il operation
both day and night with the exception of
Sundays. the last shift going off at II
O'Clock Saturday night. The origin or
cause of the fire is unknown, as there
had been no fire in the mill for twenty
four hours previous. 1t is supposed that
defective electric wiring was the direct
cause of the fire. There are theories in
circulation this morning that some one
for spite or otherwise started the fire,
but this theory seems to have no fOunda-
ton.
Thomas Bale, who lives at the compa-
ny's residence opposite the min. seems TO
have had no warning of the fire until
it had reached such proportions that it
was beyond control. A nice little breeze
was blowing down the canyon and il was
impossible TO stop the fire, and in the
course OF two hours the flames had
swept everything before them. The to
tai loss cannot be estimated, but from the
best sources It is intimated that the loss
in business alone VIII amount 20 SIS Go0.
The company had $1,000 fire insurance
The fire will result in putting about fort
men out of employment until the mill is
rebuilt
The capacity of the plant was made
than month ago contracts were let for
a complete rev mill. which will have
2 capacity Of practically 600 tons per
day. The new mill will be wholly fire
proof of steel and concrete construction
and equipped with every modern device
1t is expected that the mill will be in
commission in sixty days. While it was
contemplated that the old mill would
continue in operation without Interrupt
ton during the building of the new plant
the unfortunate disaster compels a tenn
T=~a-H
pushed night and day TO completion.
State Senator Hyde, who is manager OF
the company, is expected to arrive on
the ground in a few days
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NO LONGER ISOLATED,

Baltimore, March The isolation
from the outside world, of which this
city has been q victim since early on
Thursday, was broken today. The As
ISOLATED Press managed to secure direct
wire communication with the New York
headquarters by the cooperation of the
Chesapea Potomac telephone at this
end and the American company at the
other From these a direct loug-dis-
lance telephone wire was leased and
connected with the Morse telegraph in
struments in Baltimore and New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-08
Why Syrup
Pepsin IS Free

For more years probably than the age
OF the person reading this, Dr. W. B.
| Caldwell of Monticello, Ill. has prac-
tced medicine, and the one thing that
forced itself on his mind was the ur-
gent need of the human body for some
thing that would scientifically regulate
the digestive organs-the stomach, liver
and bowels.
These years OF study developed Dr..
Caldweiis Syrup Pepsin, now recognized
as the national safeguard of health IN
thousands of good American homes For
twenty years it has been gaining friends.
for It is today, as il always has been. the
best laxative tonic for women. children
gentle, safe laxative tonic that IS sure in
results and does not grippe.
1t is because the doctor has watched its
good work for sll these years aud believes
in the merit of his remedy that he offers
to send free trial bottle at his own ex-
pense to anyone vino writes him You
have simply to send YOUR name and ad-
dress. On the strength OF what these
free trial bottles have done-and thou
sands have been given avsy-Dr- Cald-
wells SyrupA Pepsi1 Is today more widely
used than any other American remedy for
constipation, liver trouble. fatulency,
biliousuess. Indigestion. sour stomach
dyspepsia. heartburn and similar disoS-
ders OF the stomach. liver and bowels II
can be obtained Of any druggist st 30
cents and 81 a bottle. and a bottle will do
you 4 hundred times the amount OF good
1t costs you
People like Mrs. NJ. L. Graves. So Oak
wood ave. Toledo. O.. G. r. HOuseton.
Bessimer. Ala, William Reed. Goodman
Miss. once sent for a free test bottle and
now have their entire family using it as
needed
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ENTIRE CREW LOST.

LUdriz Bay, German West Africa,
March The Norwegian bark Auck-
land. Captain Githwerk, has been
wrecked in a gale off Possession island
All the members of the crew were lost
The Auckland was bound from Rosario
Jan. p, for this port.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-08
Notice,

United brotherhood of Carpenters
have moved their headquarters to the
Metropole cigar store. 81 East Third
South street. J. G. Wilks, business
agent. Ind. phone 1874.
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s25.oo-caIifornia-s25.oo.

SALT LAKE ROUTE now selling
Colonist Tickets. above rate to san
Francisco. San Joe, Santa Barbara, San
Diego, Los Angeles, etc. Call 169 South
Main.
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Mexico and Return

Only S1O2.65. good for nine months.
Have you made the tour? It's winter
trip worth considering. Itineraries and
sleeping cars. Ask Kenneth Kerr, D.
p A Salt Lake Route.
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Beaux.' Mary Heaton Worse; The Point
of View The Amateur Spirit" an
Adopted Anericanisnl. the Male Ameri-
can, as to the Autograph Letters Of Au-
thors; The Field OF Art" More Examples
OF the English School at the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art, Frank Fowler.
THE CIRCLE.-Table of contents for
March:
Roosevelt a poem. by James Open
helm; Seven Years OF Roosevelt" a SEN
sational article including a startling in
terview with the president: by LINDSAY
benson The Gage of Youth" a story.
oy Catherine Thayer- The Create In
flUenCe in My Life" by Brand WbitIork
Clara Morris, Louisa Tetrazzini. General
Nelson A. Miles, Margaret L. Sangster.
Bishop John Fl. Vincent. Eyes Of the
Blind, a story. by Bannistsr Merwin.
Finding Work for the Handicapped " BY
Lyman Beecher Stowe Love Among the
Chickens" a serial, by p. G. Wodehouse
The Church Debt Doctor" by Samuel
W. Purvis. Two Is Company" a story.
by Lewis Edwin Thesis. Homes Worth
Living In" page OF photographs "The
Earthquake photographs De Profun-
dis poem, b. Reginald Wright Kauff-
man.
THE FoRUM.-Table of contents for
March:
Suggestions for Amendments to Our
Patent Law" Isaac /. Rice: THE Iucom-
ing Of Tafts Administration" Henry
Litchfield West: The English Language
Pleasant and Unpleasant Plays Clay
ton Hamilton: The Silent Sisters of the
Poor" tpoem). George Herbert Clark: AN
Unlearned Lesson from Wagner" Frede-
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Job White

Is back again. Not well yet, but able
10 be at his office. 2S2 West Second
South. Ind. phone 926.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-08
TWENTY.SEVEN KILLED.

Vienna, March An avalanche has
destroyed a woTkman's shelter at Sankt
Johan, i'm the Pongau district of Sabe-
burg. killing twenty-seven persons.
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New Head Waiter.

Recently from one of the finest res
taurants in New York. Nothing but
the very best service at the College Inn
cafe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-08

If there is anything about
your alrnent that you don't
understand. or IL you want
any medical advice, write to
the doctor, and he will an
swer you fully. There is no
charge for this service. The
address is DR.. ". 3. Caid-
well. sis Caldwell bldg, Mon
ticello. III.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-08

A private safe may be rented in the
fire ana burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co., 1924 Main
street, $500 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-08

rick r. Burton; ITO the Tswny Thrush
(poem). Max Eastman. writing as
Fine Art" George Philip Knapp; Tine
Flight (poem). Clinton Scotland; Ara
Coming of Aphrodite-' (p0em). Charles T.
Rogers; IAN Inspiring Orientalist Al
bert Schinz; The Pencils. Book on
Whistler" Arthur Hoeber; Richard
ton Hamilton; Mr.. Alden and the New
Realism" Frederic Taber Cooper;
Keats (sonneO. Elsa Barker.
OUTING.-ArticIes of interest in the
March number are: Climate and
HEALTH" by DR.. Woods Hutchinson; The
Biography Of a Fishing Reel" by Eu-
genie jefferson. which is a charming pic
ture of the relations of Joseph Jefferson
and Grover Cleveland. The Home Flow
er Garden, by Z. p. Powell, which Is
made up of timely hints for the amateur
and professional gardener; What the
Bird Protection Societies Are Doing, by
Herbert K. job.
The short stories in the number are
Jerry Brown" a "Hopalong Cassidy
story by Clarence z. milford. Washing
ton Tubs Air Cure" by Norman H
CroweI q humorous yarn of a man who
fancied he was afflicted with a fatal dis
ease; '"rreed by Wolves. q story OF the
woods. by o. s. WhitmOre. MIR. Dan
Beard contributes an illustrated sketch
entitled How to Patch Single Roof.
=
Magazine. Samuel Hopkins Adams relates
the adventures o. a somnambuiist. 1t is
the true story of man with whom Mr.
Adams roomed while in college It is
doubtful whether q more extraordinary
case OF this kind was ever recorded In
the same number Ida NJ. Tarbell, writ
ing under the title Where Every. Penny
Counts shows how the tariff of~-Ics
to increase the cost OF living. Irving
Batcheller presents a mass Of new ana
interesting facts about Commodore Van
derbilt. Edwin Lefevre writes an imagin-
airy conversation about Roosevelt in
which a railroad magnate, a great nerve
specialist ard famous novelist give their
ideas of the man. George Fitch, the new
humorist, writes on Taft. William Allen
White continues his series 1ngraham
!, Lowell proceeds with his serial story
Other story writer's are: Mrs. J.. H Har~
/ ris. James r. Connolly, Octayia Roberts
ter's House and 'The Pilgrims Scrip
are full of good reading
PUTNAMS- fiction in Putnam's for
March includes "A Stranger in New
York" a humorous skit by Elliott Flower.
illustrated by Glackens: In Sound of the
Sea- BY Eleanor Seeleye. a sOmbre story
of Cornwall, illustrated from drawings by
Louis A. Holman: The Child Spirit a
story of the Champs Eiysees. Paris. h.
Marie l. Goetchius. illustrated by H. J.
Mowat: "The Pipe of Pan" tale of d
young German musician in New York.
and another Of Jane Clifford Yours in
Confidence" stories about Mrs. Jared
Dove.
TECHNICAL WCRLD-The following
is a partial list Of leading articles for
March. 1903. who Owns the Earth? III.
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MAGAZINES FOR MARCH

HAMPTON Stable of contents for
March: ''On the Trail of the Grost, Vance
Thompson: The Prize" "a story, jose
phine Daskam Bacon: wall Street aal
Ahead Of Roosevelt in East Africa (sec-
ond article, Captain Fritz Duquesne;
'Evening' "a pOemJ. William Griffith;
''The Tattoo "a story). Mary RAYMOND
S. Andrews: Night Riding in the Black
Patch EuEcGe =. LYLE, jr.. shaun and
Fiona "a story. Charles Battell Loomis;
Handing Big Guns and High Expio-
sives on our Battieships." Rear Admiral
Roblev D. Evans; The Apron Of Genius"
"a story, Earl Derr Biggers; 'LaFollette,
Political Evangelist o. X Davis; The
Silver Horde "a story, Rex Beach; y on
and We" Ga poem. Alfred Austin: Per
sonslities"; Preachers and the Stage !;
"A Poor Bargain "a story, Arthur Nor
rison; When Youths Awake" IA story.
Shrimpy'' "a story, Grace Sartwell Ma
son.
NORTH AMERICAN REvtEw-Amons
other noteworthy articles in this maya
zine for March. Harold f. Gorst criticises
the present system of education and ad-
vocates a new order which would be in
effect An Educational Revolution" Reg
tionalism in Music" DR.. Henry :.
Pritchett gives Some ReeoIleetions of
President Mckinley and the Cuban IN
tervention." The Right Hon. G. Fl. Reid,
leader of the opposition in the Australian
parliament. offers AN Attendance at
the Visit of the American Fleet to Austria
liza The Rev. DR.. Henry C0lman dis
cusses the relation between Prohibition
and Public Morals" Sydney Brooks con-
tributes the tenth installment of his Sc
ries on '"rhe New ireland" Professor
Archibald Henderson considers The Evo-
luton Of Dramatic Technique The Re-.
DIR. Samuel McComb replies to DIR. Nc
Lane HamiIton-s recent criticism of THE
ReIigio-Medical Movement In the liter
a<y department Hamlin Garland's The
Shadow World is reviewed by Olivia
Howard Dunbar. and Lodges Science
and ImmortalityY by GeThardt (. MAJ ;
The department of World-POiltics con
tains communications from London, Paris
and Washington.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-08

The special committee to which was re-
ferred the matter of the Progress COM
pany relative 10 the water distributing
system has its report ready for the Muir
raw council. II finds that material and
cost of construction amounts to 81, 631.ji
The value of the real estate and water
stocks. and also pump house and real es-
tate connected, can be deducted from
these figures. reducing the cost to ap-
proXimately 10000, which can be paid b.
Murray city in five annual payments of
sio0O each, with the free use of the water
Awe years. A complete statement of the
cast of establishment and construction of
tho water plant accOmpanies the report.
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POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
This magazine for March contains he
following articles: THE Electric Opera
ton of Steam Railways" by Professor j.
B. Whitehead: The influence of RadiUm
Rays on a Few Life Processes of Plants. y
by Professor c. Stuart eager; THE Work
Of Boards of HEALTH" By DIT. George A.
Soper; "a Biographical History Of Botany
at ST Louis. Missouri" by DR.. Perley
Spaulding; Fires Havoc a Senseless
Waste" by f. W. Fitzpatrick; THE
Worlds Annual Metal Crop" by Theo-
F. Van Wagenen; Science and Morality
BY Professor Albert p. Mathews; steps
in the Evolution of Religion by Pro
fessor Frank Sargent Hoffman; The
American Public School by James p.
Muaroe: Harvard University and the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology ';
English Vital Statistics" Albert eau
dry.
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TECHNICAL WORLD-The following
is a partial list Of leading articles for
March 1903. who Owns the Earth? III.
LOoting the Forests" Henry NJ. Hyde.
"Shortcutting the Atlantic ShOTeline."
William Atherton Du Puy: New Home
Of Mr. Taft" Newton Forest; Nothing
Wrong at Panama Roy Crdndall. What
One ArcG VIE Do" T. c.. Moorhead;
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MURRAY NEWS NOTES.

The regular board meeting of the Muir
ray schools was held last week. MIR,
Fowler, art supervisor, is arranging for ar
art display from the 3. Y. L. 1t will con-
sist OF about leo specimens, mostly from
high school students. A parents day Will
he set apart The Arlington school con-
templates the presentation of Paul Re
vcTes statue to the school at the end OF
the year. The library board is purchas-
sSg books for the new library, which has
- started at Murray for the benefit
q the school children and Instructors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-08

SUCCESS Legislation which IS wanted
BY the whole nation cannot be obtained
Why2 A. Z Thomas article, "The Bar
nacIes on the Shin of State in the Marcel
number of Success Magazine. answers thi.
question and throws interesting side-iights
on prominent politicians of the day. In
the same number Ernest Poole. in his ar
ticle THE Vege able Factories of PARIS
shows ms what can be accomplished by
intensive cultivation of the land. FredertC
Thompson. the well known Theatrical
MANAGER. discusses openly and freely tht
recent spread of decadent and suggesuVell
immoral PLAYS in America and their evil
effect on the minds of the young WOODS
Hutchinso On tells us what we can learn
from our children, and Walter Weyl de-
scribes the dangers of impure milk. Or
son SWEET Mardens editorial is entitled
Not the Salary. but the Opportunity.
The stories of the month Gle: The Brave
Dead" by Rov Norton; "AmalgamateC
Mary Ann" by John Kendrick Bangs
Desire and the Blind Man. by Jane
nalziel Wood. 1.-The Bread and tht
Stone" by Earl Derr BiggeTs, and jim
mic Pepperton of Oshkazoo. by Robert
Barr. There are poems by Richard Wight
man. Frank Dempster Sherman az
Jeanette Marks.
SCRIBNER'S The following is the
March table of contents:
'''The War Clouds drawing, reproduced
in coIcrs: AT Herricks Home in Devon.
Edna Bourne Holman; Government vs.
Bank Issues" ]. Laurence Laughlin
.s-The Shepherd Day" poem" Edit
WYATT; ''Vilage Tribes OF the Desert
Land" Edward S. Curtis; THE Bottled
Door" the first of Tales of Men. Edit
Wharton: Waves, poem. John Is. Tabb
THE Evolution of an Equestrian Statue,
Charles Noel FlagE; John Marvel. As
sistant," chapters 1912, Thomas Nelson
Page: The Third Generation" Elsie Sing
master; England and the English from
an American Point of View" III. Sport
"A Mans Prayer poem," Grace S. II
Tvtus: Pascal Rochette's Penance.
Elizabeth Shaw Oliver: THE Turn of the
Road poem. Alice Rollit Coe: "An
American Concert of the Powers" Theo-
dore S. Woolsey. professor of interna-
tionaI law in Yale university: AT Part
ing. poem, c. A. Price; "Babble of Old
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"Marveis in Modern Survery.'' c. F. Car
ter; Catching Butterflies by the Ton ="
Or. Alfred Grsndenwitz; Pictures Thtt
Speak" p. Harvey Middleton; TO Exter-
inmate the Prairie Dog" NJ. Beverly
Buchanan; Making Better Stuff to
Breathe" H @. Hunting; Copper Sheets
and Wire Direct from Raw Ore" T. A.
Talbot: Curious Automobile Features"
William Walsh: THE lip-Flap-A New
Sensation Fritz Morris.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY-The following
is the table of contents for the March
number: plain Facts About Public
Schools" Samuel p. Orth; Fur Traders
as Empire-Builders." Charles NJ. Harvey
The Private Soldier, "a Story" Alice
Brown: Physical Science Of Today,
John Trowbridge; THE Hotel" a pOems
Harriet Monroe; THE Industrial DileuI-
ma. III. The Railroads and Education,
James o. Pagan; "Cavour and Bismarck.
William Roscoe Thayer; THE Ladder.
q story, Ernest Poole; THE Diary OF
Gideon Welles H." Gideon Welles; "A
Time Withdrawn, a poem, Richard Wat
son Glider. The Delusion of Militarism,
Charles Edward Jefferson; The Heart OF
the Race Problem" Quincy Ewing; "On
the Water Front" story, Lucy Huston
Sturdevant. THE DISCRIMINATION of the
Book Trade Hugo MunsterberS; "Des-
ert Asia" a poem. r. W. Pumpellyi so
ciety." Rollin Bynde Hartt; "A Day With
Professor Child" Francis Is. GUNNER =
The Contributors Club.