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The sun., 1910-03-23
PRINCETON.S FOOTBALL DATES
-. y. 4. and Carlisle Are the New Teams
on the Schedule.

Prr~cTrpN. y. = March . -Prince,o on's
football schedule announced to-day by
Manager " O. tarlburR. II. shows mum
her of ,hange- only H. thers one Asrs
game Than last year. hu' the contest With
VtlIanoya o., The ouly mIdweek affair -ched
uled New York University and Carlisle
are the two new teams taken on. while
Virginia polvte' hu'c Institute, Sevanee
and tho Nayv are dropped bart mouth
will be mot "a New lorE. probably At the
Polo Ground-. while the Indians will play
the Tiger IN f'rincetOn this betng the
first time fh"v meet here IN -eyera. years
CARLISLE being played IN New York usually.
Fordhan = moved up bet ween Dart
mouth aud Vac - arord the IiRerS
breathing -pell before the Vale game
The Dart mouth game will 10 the only
out of town match. and the whole schedule
b@-ide- being well balanced a. far as fhe
football 'eam'- development u concerned
- considered good one hnanCtally
all the tsAn- being brought from near by.
The s"h@dul~ follows
OctohsT I. stevens Institute at Princeton.
3. Vilianovs a. I~incrton. =. New Nork JniVer-
sits ~ Prtnc-tpn IS. lafayette a. Princeton:
=. Indians a. pgiucrton. ". Dartmouth az New
NorN November ;, iordham az Prince ton. u.
ale at rrnCt ION
The sun., 1910-03-23
JiCkSONlHLE R,,ES.
BERT COtISe Vim WtIH john G:rtnsn 70.
On Race Tor GrnII~'n-n RIDER,

JAC ks0NvIiLr. F.i NHr,u - Tho rn,a
IN which gentleman T,Hier- Iad fhs mount
was the feature event a. Noucrtar Var.
thia afternoon and fu'u Drr"u ~ ridden
bv Ber' Ioilv-r I"I au 'tr way aud vnu
IN a hard dTiN" by = ...r iron. he ir,rrr's.
Tom AlC Gratl 81 =, orr 4ru Two me
NMh John Peu"~El-r and .,rrfla Drser
hDth Of NhEh wern va. Ig s.ll 'f. fr.r
named from 10 'o I" 90" JD.u Nau1~-
gaet m@sie nee frt, b r,-.Dr.. tor fnut
nslire- foT mile ami uIar's.
\ dss t-l"n IN 10" lHr'Du"s ,s.-s vac
rendered TODAY. when E.vs~u " 50 .su...i
Ise Pr'llrS' - rd'nt ''." ''r h" r"-f
heen restored o g0"d standing
The -ufUUarNe-
Flrst Rae Ior~ r,-,orys ror, r,r,.-,..
tM ,husgTaseI - b. son ~r E.a-n-. ,r,
CrfOHieTl even non"y '~'oud Hag llar. Irs
commoa S-n-- sir- uoa.- nera.tr ..a.H
Great C1-ar JEk lt' az its,isgi Jos lslahIr.
serond Race ~ l4rIons- ra.- iou.-~ lt,
90. Burn t0 ., sou. amanda L-r. i0s 30
!slTd iTs M 1,'' i''1 \, 20. Ni.o,
C0cnHkin. piaiee SaraaAnd. NI.m rut ErrNf
s.1ss 49, s'P s,' TsS 90 ,r'ls, st,,, W Ge. - -
az, sarns' c,rh H."n's o. q. 10 rHst. 40
iuEhi. Oid fon~s H..r irncs. ,'so.gr - "
Davis ana Pianusnd also ran
yoas GIHon % ~ tVs 6oii, cr.' \, 3 v.,,.
Tom hsGraih. ~ ~ NrghN. even mono.
Inn ina s soi.ni,h ~ .nh Hs fsourr 70 O. J ~, ,s''
nih hAre "a turi1ng- King lNondalr 20
itsidl. "a 90 5 son ~ nar-ir1. 90 Pow.rs
T1Hle. - T1nt-. Tr.rr glhn Il Muaro part
view. Ida y Bonnc harI Bra s1i,rr snI -
NIih Rsre On- nti- AnI . quarter s,y
sasesoy w i'0w~r,,. even uon'' yor. iiar-.
,Gnflin, y 70 ihiri rn- 2 ~ ,at-st.'' = Dol
feone, taurn Lass and hgfrr1 en- also ran
The sun., 1910-03-23
naaelIAls Nalra.

n Was s-rious oversight on Tbbeus nart not
Paving ths srh-tiuie Ntrmded thf~r ths lung
40 he could get In n rarne IN Christmas Day.
frank Farrrii says Vaughn lOoks ~ n red
make the h~~t pitrher the HiGhiAndeF stan
and trai os'rr 4 a short ftOp on the owen Bush
aFsirf
Umpire Johnstone Of the au0nai League staH
Wtii put In tho timr brtNern and April 10 by
Of1riaung a. Ranles IN Princeton. thus gettng hls
- IN Tor the pennAnt ~-hsOn.
MAH iiel.rhmann ~ the Rsts. and IniEhiy hun
ter, " in fa~' AfrirA the Iait of blg raue
There are thTro antnsals h. ha~n's killed yet.
and be Won br happy uil he rr's thrm. IN Vit
m elephant. greater kuoioo and = sahir ante
lopr. Grin IN n trNinE io ~ greater hnoiOo.
AmonN the cnzdidai-S for ttc Naic varsity base
hsi lean T. jwc Stevens, IN Of he nOteyi Harry
and of him me New Haven Rsgtsfgr says: he
n@ld 3o-itipns Nsir piay~ fhe Giants nest
uon;h. and mat u nnrc Wh~n :5tet ens perr
wont be roofing Tot re GtHnfs.
Ssys Fret CLARKE. she hrad bucrsneer % she
rhamuinus ~ me unlvrrses When the ruttinE
dovn sss~on rortr~ u viii b- fair neht FOR the
Jols. and the hest PLAYERS will he kept We
hazard rrrdirtiOu that tfcorxe Gib~1n, Nnhr
Adams. Jack Miller. HInus Wagner. Tommy
t.enrh. Owen Wilson. Bobby fyfue md Tr-sicFick
Clarke Utll not b. lupp~,i - In the pruning
President Lynch of fhs National t.eaEus hss
called a rneettng % hts umpTrs for April q We
nave worked on the rules IN order 10 get them
thoroughly ana dertde arroriinEiy here ran 81
No such thing - a protest. Ths rules ought %
he - eiear and - vel undsrsiood - 20 make .
PROTEST impo1aihle. I am calllaT ne unulraa
tqgeeheI - that % ther8 q anythla9 ghaw are not
clear On y VII bs made eiear.'
The sun., 1910-03-23
P1u Wins TlnaI Fencing bout.

In an interesting fencing exhibition hsd
a. Columbia las' night for the l.aWTen's .
medal : Put ~. oT the varsity fencing
team came IN the victor The bouts were
well contested. and Pi,i he'd to hght his
way through dozen entries before he wOn
ht~ fir-t place The final bout was a fence
On between Marshall and PIT in Whgh
Marshall l0-' by the =, Ore of : touches TO %
u Wa thought that Gag. & y Miller oI
the varsity fencing team would come Out
IN ~" finals but he could not overcome
hiz handirap NJ scratch Much Amusement
and interest was displayed by the many
spectators In tho exhibition Of Iauanese
fencing whi"h was given by Prof Murray
aud ~. assistant. Mr. Muller
The summaries
NorurIp defeats Nauchestky, Marshall defe-VS
PITT. % t0 Marshall defeats NOrthriIp. Pitt de-
frAt~ lIuch~~tk, NAuchestty defeats Marshall.
Pitt defeats Marshall. Fcncron Of te: PITT de
featz Marshall.
The sun., 1910-03-23
GRIFFIN AND BIkER DRAW.
Fight Ten II,~Iy Rounds at the Na.
tiOnal 4. q.

A. ~ National a q last night charley
'iriffln. ~" australian. and Max Baker Of
Boston fought 'sn rounds According
20 many % the spectators present the
nrht Va- a draw Crifin from the start
was on ~" aggressive and rus he'd h,s man
20 the rup"- iu every round. swinging
right and left Baksr Uar clever ON hi.
ie"' and managed To aNOtd some -wiff
SWING
In M" first round Grifin led with his
right ami Baker clin~hed In the Hecond
round haker GOT Iu nice upperCui Whi"h
ahook up fh" Australian In the NTH
round both men exchanged some body
hloN~ ami swing and Bak-T while trying
10 pass over right wing slipped TO the
nooT In ~" -tNth Grifin rushed Raker
around he ring and msnag g~d to get in
some good body pun~he- Baker slipped
10 the floor again lie sl-o -lipted Ia the
seventh round
griffin rushed Baker again IN the eighth
round. and - hr Wa- putting IN some hOdy
punch~s RakrT swung hts TtRh' on ihs Jaw
This mad" 20" NI-traiian groEgv and he
held on unfU the hell In the ninth he
came ~ strong aud tired 20 weaken Baker
With some lin body punshe- both men
were tired a' the hell
In The tsath they swung right and left
and a. the boil both werr on thctT feet
puTinv N" zen rounds neither man scored
q kuoCkiovu
The sun., 1910-03-23
WtNT HIGHL iNDERS CRIPPLED.
second Team Defeats DtsOrEanized Regu-
lar Ntnr.

ATuENs. Ga March - In spite of
wholesale Injuries and ailments that have
mad" thcir appearance In camp within the
lat few hour> Manager Siallir ~ was able
tn renew the interrupted series between the
nrst and second teams this afternoon
IN" seconds von by a ore Of q In i've
innings The EaIne was cut short be- ausc
The exhibition va extremely slow.
With ltal tbas" and kaIi Gardner out of
n" inn"id the l"-er- could -"ar' ely b. a.
'uscd Of bsing the real ieRIlaI~. Lou
,r'E-r hnf 10 rial a. hrS' and hoach a.
On , Tutchs,-' Hs iurned his anil. in has ne
Johnson long ny In the first inning and
v",:id have ,lu,t u anybody had been found
haI r,hariie hor~s- in the left leg t
VA t-'"n troubling lim -ome Tor = week.
bat De- aggravated the -oreEeSs In ye~ter.
iah'- game Ntih the ,oilege.
''arun~r ha- a very sore throaf Quinn
ami Manning are no more tha able 10 he
around. la klcinoW - wearing zane
u. annot tell a. vet how badly his leg Was
So rsu, het charlie Hemphill Who plaved
entire h"it for tle Winning nine thi- after
noon. Wa fhH feature of the slow exhibition
~" va the oulN ONE vho could do anything
NUh lgm Hughe-'~ SLOW nall Ne hit one
20 lott field for q triple and nnot her "a sN.
rem" riSh' for ia" same number of base-
Both these hts -sOTpd base runners Zoe
Doyle. no played lefi nsld. Al-c iripIed
i've innings for the victOr- had two singles
in many timr- at bat.
Jack kntrhf'~ home run va the only
The other two whlrh tell TO the regulars
Nere fhc result ~ errors by IapOrte and
Vaughn Ed sweeney looked better to-
IA Than be- ha- ~ any time thi- spring
Vt- % row tug 20 the h.t~s.- ~ fne Madden
and MI'l neil "a. D. stole hut u VAS not no
, ~. her'- fault Mitchell wa< forced to
uurk behind the sa' Tor The second team
de-UIf. a lame shoulder He let the oppo~-
ny runners ~ around A. mtbch n they
9I.a~"d ono" rh's go' on Big sweeney.
slow A. be- H. stole -.-cond and third Ia The
second inning
Tie ..oT. bE Iuung-
pHR
--f. u a /
seconds Z. S
r''i~rics H4rn~-. carroll and ~ r~ncS War,
hog and 'nf,ArH
Art tlur IRWIN scout fur fne IhghIandsrS
nrrtE"d from New York late ibt- afternoon
We 10 haull" he 80. und team during tho
rest of The -'aV here amt vtll lead ~ on it,
Northern Journey Every one In camp here
pariN saw minstrel show al the 10 al
fhrdfg".
The sun., 1910-03-23
HRoOkLTNS rEIv WruPHIS.
ugN - NJ ~rhReIbrVE AMI BeII AsTOnISh
southern IragurP<

~ vrH'~ Tenn March - Tho Rrook-
D. us ~ line shape aftr- their stay iu Hot
Surlr &c. uut If al over tho Memphis southern
laIrur team ~ - Srhu~ir-rg and Bell
worked Tor 'hs Dlhlen crowd and aston
I-h-l tho locals S.hn-ib~rg went four
'r---t 'hc l1-t Eve Hrd showed . bunch
uf -grru and curves. -ohneibsrg used
.U uIIDfhSBd fs-' one and q curve from
49," .lu." aug'" tud hHd the minor lea guer~
irEiEE and missing. he tanning three
IL fH" Nr-t four rounds Rel UIf on even
r.oT. steam aud hs "a the lo'Hls az hir mercy
John Humurl pia we'd q sensational game
~ -H'urd Aud rWioe robbed the local PLAY
rr- ui 4lr l-t sure hits h." one hl nd stops
ythi'U worked Miller and lrch behind
f'" Iltfs Roth show 81 sppi condition
To-" ~uTerhhs presented guifs H bunch
- former ~rufueru~r~ IN the lineup. Jake
HfH rnrf. last -et~ ~pU pI Memphis came
Iu tor applause. making ~ntU" pretty psys
around 'r-i and aminirg pretty single
TO- the second
HE -fgTa
The sun., 1910-03-23
GIANTS 90 ZEN INNINGS,
The Colts Heating the Regulars In First
Extra Inning strugEie.

MARLIS. TsH.. March 27-By winning
hard fought ten inning Eams from the
reguhns to-day the Giant colts essa blished
their supremacy in the Ma rim series. "A
the squad rema in- In MART only two mors
days the best the old boys can ret nov
isA tie.
Mana ger McCrnw returned from san
Antonio this morning aud the Gian,a pa,
IN about three more hours work than they
dtf yesterday. when he vas absent n
was another scpuvhing dav, but Mctlra W
worked hts men two hours IN the morning
sud had them out from c.2O o'rock unt n
after 4" clO"k thts afternoon. a full praC-
tics session being put on before the game
sta rted after = orock.
representative Marlin crowd Witnessed
aud applnud",! m" fray. ~ this game was
PLAYED for the h-uehi of the school fund
~ the ladies ~. isi club
rou-inR thre" ba Kger by big Ed kOm-
mrr- ant a timely single by Collu- broke
up ~" sanr uI-i after the Whistles blew
'h- 'oltS hit well! shaw and collins get ing
eight ~ their fifteen safe ra51z. shaw had
thr~r sinEleS and double and collins regis
tered four singles. lA-Vhn mad three Of
the hit mad. hv he regular~ McGraw
gave eash h team goOd pitchers and a. the
hei.inR was good the spectators saw a real
Iatham's umpirinE was the subject Of
mu"h dtscuS~ton hy The athletes AMI " hen
ne game was about huf over he was pre-
~enied with q bouquet Of weeds a. token
pl app rcViafion
Dickson and parson were the twirI ers
who opposed each other for three innings
Dickson was in his usual good form and
handed out three ciphers and Parsons
allowed the regulars only one run The
veterans forged ahead when Bell went
IN the boN. hut twice the youngsters tied
the score The first time 'wo ru M resulted
Heryog's single and doubles by SchAfeT
ami shaw. I'm the next inning He'll forced
~ a run Devlin touched him for a double
scoring another tally Hut the costs raIlI,.,i
again and a single By Fletcher and doubles
~ Schlei and LaCher. the latter batting
Tor He'll. sNeued the count II remained
thus un tii the tenth. keiber and klawuter
giiuhtng line bali in he last four innings
The squad will break training here Thurs
day. = bout twentN FIVE men leaving Tor
Dallas hat night some Of the veterans will
remain here anoths week MCtiraW did
not give out any statemrnts regarding
pnnltn and k,sesr. hat h - known that he
does hot count on poultn nov and that he
has made another proposition TO keeler
Io-dH''S -CoFs
Colts 90 n o o SIS
ilrvuiars o %
Twn has hits pcvIr. Shater Schlei ShAw
yachcT r. - 1n~- lif komm~rs batteries
Ivr~uU., u-u. kiAwitter, Snodgrass and Srhist
plcssnu. Bu'k. kieu'r. M~,crs and " isoh.
The sun., 1910-03-23
Dsr,mou,h's Foo,I,am sen-du,-.

HhNotIr. y ~. March - Manager
q d. k'"l"r. ~, - the Dartmouth football
r~Hm to-day i--ued the ~ hciulc for neat
fall. The h-t shows % reduction 81 one
game from .lzf wear and the Subsfitution
20 '0lby tpllegr oT Waferyille Me for
l1vuo.p and Holy ,ro-- The big its-
vrpL L"iueut - the exchange of dates for
The Princeton .Bd amherst games whereby
ir- lean, VII have fNo weeks to come hack
nl Itr The frtu'stoV game for Harvard.
The complete ~ rhedu,e b.
pct0hrr g. Massachusetts STATE at Narrower.
=, Colby ~ uan0ver; IS. Vermont ~ Hanover.
-. Williams - Wiliiama1nWm. ~ prtnrctoa "a
New lurk. NOVEMBER q. AmherBl - hanDwgr.
~. Harvard ~ Cam nbFtdae.
The sun., 1910-03-23
NrNI LEG SS TrIcIub shoot at TraS-rs
t.land.

The triclub shoot betv""n the Iarch-
mont Yacht club. Crescent \ &. and New
York \ G.. which took place ~ the Ra "
Ridge trap- on saturday. was the first l.g
and not tho third leg a. stated. In this
match he crescent. led the New N0rk=
hy hf'~en targets II has b-en decided to
b old the second i"g ~ Iravers Island on
Ayril and the third az Lar hmont on
Aprii - 2 II S'hauffi.t Of the NrN ORR
\ = aa- offered -ps-rLtl prize 10 the nigh
gun ~ each team Tor the leg at 1raVcrs
l-isud
The sun., 1910-03-23
cornell Pitcher Quits.

IrHN,,. y :. Tnrch p After q Dis
r"ru"ur with zach Dan CoOgan. Murray
llYss-. th" only experienced pitcher on
ru,' 'orn"l na-brlil team. quit playing
TODAY. TUNED ln hi- uniform and said he
We going back 90 hi- fathers farm on a
Nu'EfIor o. WIS 1UuOiIu' 81 thaf Howaa
vH- rot ~ good phy-iCal ,Ondit ttpn but
'ui- I- rot -" 'a-e Howe- assumed 70
Tell ipI'H 1DEIn how To- piav tho team n
b. slId. 'oTu~il now has 40 first class
@ 4. IaF
The sun., 1910-03-23
knns.. Casr san Deah,fuI.

CINCtNNArI. Ohio. March ?. There will
H. held In thi- city AZ he Hotel Sinton next
FRIDAY morning q zpe~ial meeting Of the
Nationai Baseball Commission to consider
the case ~ Catcher Johnnie king of the
chicago tub-. " Ia believed 10 he NOD
~ all certain that an agreement viii result
AZ the uecting Considerable corrsapon-
dence has passed between The members
on the sub is~t. with the result Of no settle
mgnf la view
The sun., 1910-03-23
Three KnOrEdowms Pail to Win rsr Nc
Govern

BaGTIMoHF. Md March % Young Britt
% this city and phn McGOvern Of New
York fought ifteen slashinE rounds ~ .
draw before the Eureka Athletic Club to-
ntaht. In the Arst round "a looked 40 thouah
the battle would come 20 an end Whsn Nc
Govern noored brite three tines
The sun., 1910-03-23
We.tonI.ea,esToOeSu.

ToPEKA. Kan March p Edward Pay
son Weston arriv~d here this morning after
spending the night al Pauline. Weston
left this city for EudortA. which u about
spend the night. lie is nine days ahead
OF his ~ hedule.
The sun., 1910-03-23
NlasFariand ami " r,.h Matched.

speftH C1Sr Df1plfIh 10 ruE SrN
tsossDON. March - Il Pa key Ma. Iarinud
and Pred Welsh have been matched %
lght twenty rounds az the National sport-
in9 Club On May 10. for ESQ a side ana a
YtlAe q ~ ss0o. Of whtch the winner viii
hhs a. 90
The sun., 1910-03-23

f.u- BrookBu ~ gIsrnrl. Dauter' MrEI zen
Mcmillan. =. Mile ? two ba,~ hlts Hry,h
M.',r NaCrince h,t Tauh-r' stolen bas-
ffandal Double play ~ NnitnF' uuA>~istrt
Hummei and Mcmillan HI. Dr petrT-, 10 In
tour tuniuFs OF SrhuribsrW. ? in nVr lnnings
Ntrurk Out ~ Srhnsibsru. I. by B~il. b, Peters
uf fuinrr. f'rsf ba-r on bali- pn Vrhnsi
berg. OF Bell or i'cters. Q. OF Folbro I'm
uirr Az Time hour and - fnluutrs
The sun., 1910-03-23
sPORTSNEN's GOODS.
Baths sader
SPEAKMAN SHOWER
" ith lferulae-
ting Valve.

An ideal ng
tuTe for private
reside encea.
apartments or
clubs The one
"a q die turns
on. rlOses or
changes TEN
pcraturc of the
water Accu
rate. - m pic
and n wafer
saver No com
pncuted paris
The cuTtatu
ring n eAtrA
iNrge Tho brat
and nOt high
In uficT.
tatAio
sent upon Ap-
pncatigu
Solri D. the
plumhlng trads
IN al ciucn oT
awWIFm n
The sun., 1910-03-23

Colts q ~ n o +. q q n IS
i,rvuiarS % n u % . ;
TwH has hits pcVur, Shafer. Schlei ShAw
TacEcT r. ra' pa>- lif kommerS batteries
IVr~pr., ii-i.. kllwitter, Snodgrass and Srhiei
UCssnu. ButE. kirusr. M~N rr> and " nson
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
riod till the spring thaMs.

riod till the spring thaws.
 Cruisers pick out and mark the tim Der that is to be cut and a compass man runs the lines. After him come the foreman and the crew that lay out the camp and put up the necessary buildings to house the men and horses and store the supplies. Then comes the roadmaking.
 Roads are laid out as nearly direct as possible from the standing timber to the landing place next the railroad. allowing for grades and elevations Trees are cut down close to the ground and smooth bottom is pre- pared for the road, which is invariably of ice. If snow proceeds the coming of the road gang ploughs are utilized to get it out of the way and give the frost a chance at the ground, often swampy in character.
 A number of tank slcds that sprin- kle water on the roadway are kept running in alteration Y, tn a machine called d rutter which cuts deep ruts in the ice road as it slowly forms When finished the road is composed entirely of ice foot or so in thick ness. WlIH SIN UT HUH rus 'ii each side. These ruts are made for the purpose of furnishing d place for the runners of the pole laden sleds to glide through and thus make hauling an easier task.
 Pole cutting is done usually by piece work. but in order to prevent the ce- dar savage from hunting out the punches of timber most to his liking the foreman causes the strip for each pair of men to work in to be marked off by d line of blazes along the trees He must coIifine his operations to merchautabe timber, avoiding the crooked trees.
 As he goes he must make path through which the trees may he rolled or slid down to the road or so that the horse and chain that snake them thther may be able to work with ease I his is insisted upon by the boss. He must exercise skill in making the cut trees fall in such way that they can be easily handled with branches and tops removed.
 Hauling begins as soon as the road IS completed aud the cutters get sufficient supply stacked up ahead
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
AN INDIVIDUAL COLOR SCHEME.

If vour purse is limited and you al ways want to appear well dressed. se- lect q principal color scheme and stick to it no matter how alluring d bar
 gain may seem. one of the trials of the poor v,oman with d liking for pretty clothes is that she often has to buy her wardrobe piecemeal and the garments do not always harmonize. This difficulty will be overcome if you will decide on q color scheme. IT navy blue is your most becoming color. settle on that. Buy d parasol of navy blue and gloves. feathers. ve,vets. jewels to harmonize with that shade. and you will have made good beginning. You will have blue hand
 bag which will look well with your new suit: the velvet on last seasons hat will work up nicely in this years chapeau: there will bc some of the
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
THE CEDAR SAVAGE
 AT WORK VIGOROUSLY
POLES BY THE MIL.
 LION USED YEARLY.
Most of Them Cedar and Furnished by the Northwestern Statcs-The End of Supply in Sight--togging Along Icy Roads-Pay of the Men Good.

Between three and d half and four million poles. most of them of cedar. are purchased and u:sed by the tele- graph and telephone companies of the United States each year. The average life of these poles is from twelve to fourteen years.
 Three sources of supply are open. the white cedar from the northern lake region, Idaho cedar from the Rocky Mountain country and rcd cedar from the Pacific northwest Cedar is used because of it's straight growth. al though in some regions redwood, chestnut. fir and cypress are employ ed.
 The cedar Is the most durable and it is the preferred timber The red ce- dsr grows to greater height than the other varieties. and almost all the eX- tremely tall poles are from the states of Washington and oregon Twenty feet is the minimum height for tele- phone poles.
 The pole getting industry is distinct
 from general lumbnring It has it's own special crews and it's own special nomenclature The sawlos man is q lumber jack. the pole cutter cedar savage The cutting IS done in the fall and winter months. and the hauling season is from the carly freezing pc