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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
AUTO TURNS DOUBLE
FLIP" AND GOES ON

How's this for an automobile top spin
ming act?
1t occurred at the recent races at At
lanta. whom Driver Iytle. in an American
spoedstcr did little stunt before the
grand stand that was not on the pro
Sramme, An eye witness describes what
happened as follows:
The rnin was pouring. and the track.
which Is composed OF what is known as
Georgia tale a sort OF clay. had been
oiled, and was covered with sheets of
water. Lytle struck a hole just as he
was tapping the turn on the approach TO
the home stretch. travelling IN the neigh
borhood OF seventy miles an hour. lie
was by himself at this time. his me
chanic being engaged In looking for
lost radiator cap. The car was seen 10
swerve. and. expecting O fatal accident.
tho grandstand rose as one man. The
car made two complete summersaults
coming out OF the second turn FIRST head
cd toward the grandsland; IL was rightcd
and headed across the track toward the
Judges stand, but was brought back Into
straightaway and resumed its speed with
out damage or without stopping. There
was not single individual that saw this
maneuver but expected to see Lyle
dashed TO death by crashing into the
grandstand. or into tho buildings on the
opposite side OF the track, The weight
of the machine and tho undcrslunG frame
with its low center of gravity undoubted-
ly saved the car from a serious mishap.
The perfect balance OF tho car and the
ease with which the steering Is con-
trolled enabled Lytle 10 right II and get
IL back into place promptly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
JEFF IS CONTENTED
WITH CONDITION
Claims He Is Ready to Meet
Johnson, and He Never
Felt Better.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

| JEFFRlES' TRAINING CAMP Rowan
donnan, Cal. May 21-There is feeling
OF perfect peace over tho camp here to-
day, and Jeftries' family. his helpers and
his friends, who arc with him in tho
training quarters are smiling affection
atcly at and saying kind things 10 ono
another. They all seem to look upon
this work as a jolly. dear old place and
all because jeff admitted that the worst
has passed Into history. that no consid-
cred himself in shape and that he had
arrived at the stage whcrc each day
found him feeling a llttIo better, a little
stronger and moro like the lnvulncrable
gladiator OF IL few years ago, who tore
mems toplnots off with his trusty glove
covered mitt.
-, IN ~ improve a little bit more-a very
uttle more said jeff on his cottage
porch this evening. and I'll probably take
OH another i've pounds Thcrr is really
nothing for me 10 do now but take care
OF myself 1 have passed through the
spell Of weakness that always takes hold
of me Just before good condition arrives
and I'm satisfied that each day Will see
me getting stronger and faster until the
tInc comes for me TO quit work alto
gether. ] am good right now"
Jeus little speech was concluded as
tho wind blew contentcdly through tho
rcdwoods and some little distance away
thc san Lorenzo waves sang n inerricr
tune than usual, as they splashed over
tho dam and went racing toward Monte
rcy bay. A contcntod expression had
spread Itself all over Jeffs ample coun-
tenance. Near him sat his wife happy I'm !
his presence and In her own returning |
health Near her sat Heck" Mckenzie, |
pulling on pirates cigar, and near him |
pipe that had been borrowed from a man |
IN the buffet Overland Limited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
Results at Louisville.
" Associated Press,

BY ASSOClhleu IEFsas
LOUISVILLE. Ky, May oi.-The fen
ture OF the day was the Bourbon handi-
cap In the fourth, In which star bri-
gadc of weight handlers fought IL out at
ono mile for stake value Of $1,000
Summary;
First race, FIVE and halr furlonas-
Robin Grey, straight S64.3O won: Dono-
van. place $50, second; Zen Sand. show
SS 90 third, Time. :0S.
Second race. four and q half furlongs-
New Star, straight s1lS0: won: Coletta
place $li.30. second; Molly Mog. show
81 30. third. Time. sc t-5
Third race. mile and twenty yards
Eyebright, straight s5 90. won; Royal Re
port. place $3.50. second: Alice. show
81 10 third Time. 1:i2 3d.
Fourth race. the Bourbon handicap. one
,nile-PlnlIola, straight $3.50. won; Crys-
tai Maid, place ST. second; DR. Holzberg,
show 81. third, Time. l:I0 2-6.
Fifth race, four and n half furlopGs--
T,abold. won: Oriental Pearl. second.
lanes Nc, third Time, :52 rs,
Sixth race. milo and twonty yards
Camel, won; Minot. second: Fantastic
third Time. LAB 2-5,
FIfth race-I4abold. straight $500; Orl-
entail Pearl. place $40; james Mem.
sixth raoo-Camol. straight si45o:
Minot. place $500: Fantastic show $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
FRENCHNAN CROSSES
ENGLISH CHANNEL
Count Jacques de Lesseps
Makes Aerial Flight in
Dense Fog.
BY Associated Prcss.


DOVER. England. May 21.-For the
second timo within n year the English
channel was crossed today by an aero
plane. and again the honor rests with
France. Count jacques dc Lesseps. a
grandson of the late Ferdinand de Les
sepS, the celebrated Frcnch engineer
driving a monoplane OF the same model
as That with which Louis Bicriot con-
qucred the straits July % last. duplicated
day, starting AT Calais and landing safely
at WystOn Court farm. Fifty minutes
was consumed in the Journey. Bleriot's
tlmc was 1890.
NJ. de LcSScps intended making the trip
from Calais TO Dover and return without
ollghting. In an effort TO win tho Ruinart
prize Of $500, but tho mist compelled him
TO descend. Hc expects 10 resume his
flight at daylight.
Leaving Calais amid tho cheers or an
immense crowd. the aviator sent his
nonoplane up To height Of 400 feet and
then headed IL In Tho direction Of Dover
Scarabce. as tho monoplnne Is known
was lost 10 sight from the torpedo boat
destroyer Escopcttc. which was racing 10
render aid should the machine fall
De LesscpS only means OF reckoning
his whereabouts was The rays of the
sun, which dinly penetrated tho banks
OF fog In which he was enshrouded, IIe
determined TO keep on. however and in |
order to avoid the possibility or colidlnG
With the clins OF Dover. he sent tho
20 u height OF 1000 feet at tho |
rection in which he believed the English |
rO0st tQy, |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
LARGE CROWD SEES THE
TURK WIN CLASSIC
BY Associated Press.

BELMONT PARK. May 2l,-Oue of the
largest crowds that has attended the
races this year saw The Turk win the
classic Withers' stake. worth $4,000 at
Belmont Park today. The victory OF The
Turk was popular. The disappointment
OF the race was the misiudged ride Of
Jockey Butwcll on Grasmere. lie raced
the colts heels off around the upper
turn and when the pinch came had Moth
ing LOTT. GraSmere finished third, half
length behind Prince Imperial.
In one of the prettiest finishes OF tho
meeting Babbler beat Novelty a head In
the Laurcte stakes at Eve furlonzs.
Tho Whitney memorial stceplechase was
reduced to two starters and resulted in
an easy victory for Agent. Sir Wooster
tolI at the last turn of the field
Summary:
First race. five furIongs-AIdrjan, 10
,. won. Lochiel, . 10 s. second; Semi
Quaver, 10 TO /. third. Time. l:02 80.
Second race. seven furlongs-Cohort 1
to :, won; Ed Bail. 8 to !, second; Che
pontuc. 10 TO 1. third, Time, l:27
Third race, nve furlongs-Babblcr. )
to I, won: Novelty. TO D second: Selnp-
rotlrs, 6 TO J. hlrd. Time, 100 .-5.
Fourth race. mlle-The Turk, 2 to 9
won; Prince Imperial, 10 l. second.
Grasmere, Z To .. third. Time 40
Fifth race, Whitney memorial steople-
chase. about two and half milcs-AGen
9 To ., won. Time. $40. Sir Wooster fell.
Only two starters.
Sixth race. mile and an cighth-Tahoo. |
, to ], won' Dandy Dixon. 80 to I, sec
ond: Berkeley, 10 10. third. Time I.5A
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22

to the extreme outside Of the track
and came down the stretch like an ex-
press train, leaving cloud of dust be-
hind him. Cooper, Austraha's IS favor
lte rider. was In the lead Closer and
closer Mcfarland came TO tho leader
and flashed over the tape, winning by
ono foot. Mcfarland fell from his
wheel after no had crossed the tape,
although the picture shows him laugh
ing and he did not recover from the
effects of his ncrve-rackiug ride for
over week.
"There was woe among the hookmak
ers. They could not pay their debts.
McFarland's cut out of the betting
amounted to $4,000 and Downing and
Lawson received tri6e less. Ever az
terward the Australian bookmakers
stayed clear of the bicycle tracks, and
the public being used to betting on the
races, thought that the events were not
worth going to SEQ with the absence of
the bcokmnkers, and the sport has been
dwipdling ever since. 1t Is said that
over s240,o00 was lost by the bookies.
'The race was run on Christmas day
with the thermometer los in the
shade.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
MOTOR BOAT RACE TO
HAVANA FOR PRIZES
BY Associated Presr.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2i.-The five
little cruising motorboats engaged I'm the
daring race from Philadelphia 10 Havana
are now well ON their way The boats
We're started from Race street wharf
Delaware river, at l2:45 o'clock this aft
ernoon. Tonight they are racing down
Delaware bay and Will pass out To sea
before morning.
The last heard from them WAS nj
Rccdy island Delaware. forty-six miles
below this city. late this afternoon.
At that time the BerDyo was leading,
the Ioantako by ono minute. Tho Calm
WAS one minute behind The, Loantaka, tho
lllys three minutes TO tho rear OF The
callphs and the Caroline was three min
utes astern of the Illys.
Prizes VIII he awarded to the fret
three boats finishing at the eutrancn of
Havana harhor after the time allowances
hnvu been figured out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22

present. at the tracks giving odds on the
riders and fortunes wero won and lost
Mt every meet. We were riding at Syd.
ney, two woolSs prior TO the big meet
at Cool Gardie. where n $1,000 prizo was
hung up for first place for the Westral
wheel race, two-mile handicap. Nc
Farland fell at Sydney and injured his
shoulder. A millionaire cycling enthu-
slast rushed into the dressing room and
told Mac to tie up his arm and an
nounce that his collar bone was frac-
tured. Mac believing that joke was
about to be played upon him, did not
know what to do, but ho wanted to
please his friend. He finally consented
TO have his arm tied up in = SING, and
when he appeared on the track he was
given great ovation but did not ride
again.
"The entries for the Cool Gardic races
had been announced in the afternoon
and the bookmakers commenced laying
odds on the different riders McFar.
land did not have to walk more than
ten miles "to take a tumble" ospc-
cially when he heard that the book
makers wero offering 100 to 1. with
Mac on tho long end, that ne could not
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
VARSITY WINS
CHAMP |ONSH|P
Scores Seyenty-Fiye Points in
Triangular Meet on Cum
mings Field.
B. Y. U. OF PROVO TAKES
SECOND PLACE FROM A. C.
Chamberlain and Swspp Break
State Records Against
Strong Wind.

J The University of Utah defeated the
! Brigham Young university of Provo and
the y. c. of Logan in a triangular fold
and track meet on Cummings held Satur-
| day afternoon for the state champion
ships the points scored by tho teams.
respectively, being 76. 35 and ls Two
state records were broken and one tied,
notwithstanding n strong wind which was
blowing over the campus
In The half-uile run Chamberlain OF
Provo covered tho distance in 2:02 2-5
the former mark being 2:o3 is. and he
also tied his record in the $40. Swapp
threw the discus 116 feet. 10i inches,
establishing new record.
. large crowd attended the meet and
the events proved interesting from start
TO finish. While the university won by
big margin, the competition was keen
and M,i, al The events we're hotly contested.
with rho close of tho meet the train
Ing table at the University Of Utah was
abolished and Coach Joe Maddox, who
has been a popular and successful ath- !
leuc Instructor at the school, retired.
Maddox will enter tho mercantile bust
ness in Idaho.
The summary:
Rlchardson, Gu. OF VI. second; Henlinc
(B. Y. ID, third. Time 10 2-5 seconds.
22o-yard dasl-Brinton tU. Of u. won;
Y. u. third. Time. 23 80 seconds,
4io-yard run-Chamberlain (B z. u,
won: Wyatt "a. c.. second: Holmstead
U OF u. third. Time. 80 Is seconds.
Sso-yard run-Chambertain tB.. Y. %,
woni Judd Gu. OF u, second; Luke (B.
Y. u. third, Time. 2:o2 3-5
Mile run-Cole (U. OF ID. won; Steed
sS g., CD second; Holloway (s. Y. u.
12o-yard hurdles-Belnap GU. of u.
won; Roskelly Gu OF %, second. Chris
tensen (B. Y. ID. third. Time Is 1-6
seconds.
22O-yard hurdles-Belnap (U. of u.
won; Scowson (B. y. ID and Simmons
seconds.
Reiay-carmichael Stone, Richardson.
Brinton tU- OF u. won: Henline, Oleson,
Cham berlain. Baird (B. 7. u, second:
y TW}hltehesd' thi' ,1etorson, Wyatt. Alfred "a.
Syapp ~. OF u, second; Roskelly U. of
". third. Distance, Sc feet.
Hammer throw-Swapp GU. OF u. won,
CO, third. Distances. III feet. 10 inches.
Discus-swapp (U. OF u. won: Rich
erdson GU OF u, second; RosloeIly GU. OF
;, y: third. Distance. 115 feet, 10t inches.
High lump-Baird (B. Y. U.). won; La
third; Height, feet. 10 inches
;. Broad iqmp-Baird (B. Y. u. won:
5utting GU. of U.). second; Soule (U. OF
~, third Distance, 20 feet 1et inches,
Pole vaulta.Hancock "a. c.. won:
Johnson "a. c., second; Erickson (U. OF
u third, Height, 10 feet inches.
Officials-D- A. Callahan, referee; Lieu
enant Elliott starter; DR.. Plummer, Mr..
WINNER, Mr. Gingrttch, timers: Lund.
srS9ny Rydalch; judges OF finish; W.
lllis. DIR. Chamberlain. field Judges;
Dad Convin, clerk OF course; W. D.,
Sishel, scorer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
D0HMEN AND DAVENPORT
ARE INDIVIDUAL STARS
BY Associated Press.
MNRSUALL EIELT

MARSH ALB FIELD. Chicago. Nav 81.
Tho University of Wisconsin defeated
the University of Chicago by the score OF
so to 46 during their annual dual track
and neld meet on Marshall field today.
Chicago failed in events whore IL was
expected to score heavily while Wiscon-
sin ran up 10 expectations and steadily
increased It's lead
Dohmen, for Wisconsin, and Davcn-
port. for Chicago. were the individual
stars. Dohmen performed the difficult
feat of winning the mile and two-mile
events. tic was not pushed in either
event. winning the mile In l.55 % by n
wide margin and landing tho two-mlle by
an even longer lead in the CredltabIe time
OF 800 3-5
Davenport optclassed his opponents in
the 40 and SS0-yard runs. He was not
forced TO extend himself IN other event
and his timr was slow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22

seen on bicycle track since or before.
The bookmak kcrs had gone TO the front
mon and offered them big money to
WIN This made ii al the harder. First
downing took Mac and then Lawson
TOOK a turn. 1t was quarter.mile
track Downing dropped out on the
hrst lap and Lawson quit on the sec.
ond lap. This left Mcfarland forty
Yards behind the bunch. Mcfarland
leaned low over his handle bars and
putting, every ounce Of strength into
the pedals, rode with all his might,
Closer and closer he drew to the lead
ers. who were riding like wild men. II
looked hopeless for Mcfarland and
tho bookmakers were beginning to cast
OH their uneasiness The third lap had
been finished and Mcfarland with a su.
perhuman effort closed the wido gap
with the last man. a great shout from
$4,000 people rent the air. Then came
a moment Of suspense Mcfarland wob.
bled and looked tired but he hung game.
Iy on. Approaching the home stretch
eVory rider was preparing for the final
sprint, and rs the men shot into tho
stretch, with about fifty yards to 90 10
the tape, the mighty Mcfarland rode
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
|lSSOCIATION TO
PROMOTE ATHLETICS

LAKE Athletic association filed
Incorporation in the office OF
,i,.s SerE Saturday. It's capital
W. diflded into shares of the
u q each. c. r. Bates Is
e. son0ler, secretary; G. Is.
~s,president and treasurer,
also the directors.
IN. OF tne association Is to pro-
~ ~ events OF all kinds. 4 suit
VIII De secured for an ath-
eae.e The members can Sc
~ 'ss''s Oh gymnasium and ply
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
IOWA ATHLETES BREAK
FIVE STATE RECORDS
BY Associated Press.

DES MONIES. May 21.-FSve state
nigh school records were smashed this
afternoon and ono tied In the annual
Iowa state high school meet held at tho
Drake stadium, when West Des Moines
high school won with twenty-seven points.
Iowa City was second with fourteen and
half points and Cedar Rapids close
third with fourteen. Sixteen schools were
entered. Tho record events were:
Hutchns OF Sioux City ran the go
low hurdles in 20 1-5, Rcdfern OF West
Dcs Moines high ran the half mile in
2;O2 As. and tho mile In 4.i0: Aldrich OF
Sioux city and Miller of Indlanola tied in
the high Jump at five feet seven inches
and McBain OF West Des Moines I'm tho
broad jump covered twenty-one feet, six
and a half inches Reed of West Des
1QO-ynrd dash with a mark OF 10 2-s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22

WIN and were laying even money that
nc would not ride in the race at all.
wen, TO make long story short, con
siderable money was wagered upon Nc
Farland 8 chances and the betting was
forced down rs low as 3 to / on the
date of the race.
When the c!ork Of the course an
nounced the names Of tho entries for
the two.mile handicap Westral wheel
race, and with them The name OF Nc
Farland, the bookmakers turned pale.
If Mcfarland should win that race.
every prominent bookmaker in Aus
tralla would go broke. They had taken
thousands of dollars at big odds on the
lanky American rider and every eff
fort was made TO have him disqualified
At that he was penalized twenty yards,
starting that distance behind scratch.
the nearest man ahead OF him being
$50 yards. Lawson and Downing start
ed on scratch and these two popular
riders proved the salvation Of McFar-
land.
Whom the pistol was shot for the
start, Mac jumped into his pedals and
soon had Lawson and Downing. Then
started race such as has never been
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
TALBOT WINS MEET
FOR KANSAS CITY A. c.
BY Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS. May 21.--Lee J. Talbot OF
vhe Kansas City A. c. made three new
records In the western division amateur
athletic union track and field meet here
this afternoon, He threw the discus rs
feet inches, heaved a 16-pound hammer
162 feet. "A inches.
Through Talbots work the Kansas
City \, c. scored Rtty-siN points and took
first place and the Missouri A. c. fnishod
SECOND with forty points.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
East Eacinp Machines

the indian Motor Cycle company that
IT would ship two horsepower machines
who has been signed to ride upon Jark
1nrlnces motordrome three-lap track at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
|ENSON DOES
/ LIT TILE WORK
khnsizes Fact That He Will
4 Train as He
Pleases.
hLIC CRITICISES
4 THE CHAMPIONS WORK
Start Hard Work Until
Second Week in |
June.

|hcdsted Press.
4 FRANCISCO. May ci.-JacI1 John
sIurely methods OF training have
10 cause considerable comment
4 th sporting Fraternity and unless
|<trd champion gets down TO the
,ulssss OF conditioning himself very
!. y will be the target for a world
<ssn. While II has been generally
- that Johnson has been TAX
-lisrs easy. it was not brought 10
Mention until this afternoon when
IA discovered that the doors of
a pavilion were closed and that
4 Eould do no boxing. Instead OF
4 IN the gymnasium three times
I be has cut IL down 10 two. with
.rLs that next week or tho week
q be will be boxing in real car
"a Il Is just because johnson likes
/ Re Is not known, but there is a
|lp1nd his training quarters that
.E5sred his weight was dropping
y fssl and that lie WAS fearful lest
q 90 stale before the Fourth of
Johnson Gets Angry.
y soing 10 train just 10 suit N.Y.
y lot the public declared john
|7shat angrllY when ques toned
y I'd not go into the gymnasium.
~ 5hon ] first came TO California.
ID the Wide world is going 10 die
amount OF work that IS done
lstk Johnson, j have always at
b my own training and I am
ID let the public disturb me. II
30 into the gymnasium today
stausc did not need the work. |
Z nurh time ahead of me, / would |
n 10 Muckle down TO boxing. / |
|e sure 10 so into the ring stale |
mt 10 be right for Jeffries,
my. ] box three OF four weeks
|'zf and as 1 will work right up
you can see for yourself that
y @ enough time. ! could easily
'4oned my work until the first
A. soon as j am good and ready
foar times a week but that Is
The same old story on the road
lhg declared Sig. Hart as he
2 camp tagging behind John
'.9 is in great shape for road
Dc sprInts lot"
went over the same course that
sen using. In the afternoon he
@tomooile out for a. ride.
|lgs1eo that Sunday will be an
Gay at tho pavilion. johnson
ulne rounds, according TO his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
Wolgast Will Box

BN N9socIatod Press,
MILWAUKEE, May 21-Ad Wolea st
and Jack Redmond will meet In n Ten
round no-dccision boxing bout Jn Mil
waultec, probably on June 10 The natch
w@a closed today by the Badccr Ain
Ieiic club and Will be pulled Off at the
lIipponrome. The boys Will weigh I'm ot
1913 pounds at o'clock ~ "'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
Kansas Boats Missouri.

BY Associated Press.
COLUMBIA. Mo. May 21.-In tho track
meet today Kansas state univergity de-
featcd Missouri State university by the
scoro OF 65b TO SD points.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
Y BREAKS ARM
|AFlGHT WITH POWELL
aled Presy.

1leo Press.
No. r. nH1hNA. Cal, Nav 2I.-The
N ~ Lew Powell OF San Fran
d he nnt Memslc OF Los Angeles
|r,ibl blrhpected ending at the end
~, i,Vuilo, When Memsic went
|s, So, was found his right arm
II. ssyS,"een the wrist and the ell
|n,. ~ ~ was stopped and Referee
= k,.re ku.e decision 10 Powell. The
|r.p ynom nom near the close OF the
slbovo oNeh stopped a right swing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
Bnghlun Race Results,

By Associated Press
PARIS. May 2l.-Euecne Fischofs
Kenebec won the Prlx Indro ran at Eng
hiea today.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-06-18

the bolt d and screw it up as tight
as wanted. F is used to spread the
jaws when you want to open 1t.
Use a seat when working. It can
be made In connection with the wise.
Take two pieces of fence board / foot
5 inches long. Nail two pieces No. 3
six inches high. Then set the ends
of the boards on piece C. This makes
a little platform. Then take a piece
of by 4, 2 feet long. Nail piece of
fence-board on the top. making 1t like
a milk-stool. Then by sitting on the
stool on the platform 1t holds the wise
solidly in position.