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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
SPANISH FORK MAKES
TWO STRAIGHT GAMES

Spanish Fork. April 16-spanish
Fork made it two straight yesterday
afternoon by winning from Lehi in a
closely contested game. the final score
being to s. This is the last game
but one Of the Utah county high school
series. next Fridays game between
Spanish Fork and either SpringvlIle or
Payson telling the tale Yesterdays
game was played on the Spanish Fork
race course before large crowd OF
enthusiastic fans, both schools being
well represented by uartisaus. Um-
pIre Han gave good satisfaction As
the league now stands Spanish Fork
has two games 10 It's credit, Spring
willie has one. and Payson. Spanish
Fork and Lchi have each lost one. zee
terday's game al Payson. the results
OF which have not been learned here,
viii tell whether Sprngviue or Pay
son plays Spanish Fork Friday next
Tor the pcnuant
The lineup FOR yesterdays game
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
Sunday Baseball Games to be
Voted on In Buckeye State

Cincinnati. April 16.-The Anderson
Sunday baseball law was passed this
afternoon by the Ohio general assem-
bly,. The measure provides that II 25
per cent OF the voters OF any section
sign a petition. they can have the base
ball matter referred TO the ballots, and
can there test the strength OF the COM
munities on the matter
Under the new legislation passed to-
day the matter is up to cities. and il
will now be an easy matter. say the
friends OF the measure, to vote down
baseball on Sundays In many Of the
large cities. Several leagues may be
affected.
Cleveland has the American league
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
PRESIDENT GIVES
PITCHER SOUVENIR

Washington. April 15-Prosident
Tafts solicitude for success this season
Of his team" the Washington Amert-
can league baseball nine, which In last
years pennant race led the tail end Of
the procession. was shown today. when
the president presented 20 Waiter John
son, the Washington American league
team premier pitcher. an autograph mes
sage The souvenir of Pitcher Johnson
ts the baseball which President Tart
threw from his box In the grand stand
out into the diamond at the game with
the Philadelphia team. thereby opening
the baseball season here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
DEALS WITH SPORT
Schedule for spring Games Of Elc-
mcntary schools Perfected
Rules Laid Down.

The committee on athletics for salt
Lake elementary schools have formuldt-
cd rules which were unanimously adopt
ed b, 10 meeting OF tha school prinoi-
pals during ,ua week Action was taken
ou everything which pertains Go spring
athletics schedules were adopted and
leagues were dennitolF formed Tho arr
engagements for Geld day on june viii
DC MADE latcr
The committee consists OF:
Principal j n toomhs ol Lafayette
chairman.
prIncipal r. s. Pouison Of FRANKLIN.
PRINCIPAL EVELYN Reilly uf Lincoln.
Srarlu1i Eftu Powers of summer
Ttuant oucnr Alma g.. clayton.
Tho following entries have h-eu made.
Baseball. BRYANT. Emerson. FrHnklu.
Fremont Hamilton. JACKSON. Lafayette.
Lincoln Lowell Ducqua. Riverside. sum
ier Training NHsHcI. Washington.
Webster.
Boys lzketbsli-Fraukin. Grant
Hamilton. Jtcksou. Lafayette Oucqua.
Poplar Grove TwiuIuE. Masatch. Wash
nItou Waterloo. Webster. Jefferson.
Girls Basketball Emerson. Franklin.
Fremont Jackson. Lafayette. Lincoln
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said. "and the cramp hit mo then The
boys win rub IL In "a few DAYS and IL
won't bother me again"
The lighters wind seemed remark
ably good after his workout which
lasted an hour and three-quartors in
all. The mornings exercise included
l0-mile drill on the road and a row
on the river.
a dozen kilograms from an over the
country reached the training camp dur
ing the day an conveying good wishes
10 the fighter ON his birthday
Word WAS received that Joe Chovuski
had left Chicago this morning ana h
now ON his way TO join Jcnrics
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

franchise and Cincinnati the National.
Columbus and Toledo are members OF
the American association and sucn
cities as Dayton, GAINESVILLE, Lima, Ma
rion, Lancaster, Newark and others
have smaller league clubs. However.
the matter is to be decided in the pri-
mary and is not to be voted ON at the
regular elections.
Both the Cuyahoga (Cleveland) and
Hamilton CCincinnatD delegations vot-
ed solidly for the measure. as they say
they feel their cities will be for the
Sunday games. and that the legislation
will not affect their games
Amendments were proposed making
the bill applicable only TO counties. and
another only to amateur and semi-pro-
fessional teams, but these We're all dis
Carded.
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PROTECT HORSES
BY KILLING THEN

Chicago. April 1.-two handsome
black horses, the property Of the Nv
OF the late James H. (Silent am'la
were chloroformed here today IN accofl
ance with the dying wish Of their oWnel
who preferred that they be killed rathe.
than 10 fan into tho hands OF some ONE
who might mistreat them.
The horses had been owned by Mrs
smith for l3 years. the age uI "
being d and the other u years.
Mrs Smiths affection for her morse
is shown In her refusal 10 purchase az
automobile. Although age had rendg' ~
the team OF but little use. she refused F"
allow a machine to suppl8nt them
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Jack Johnson Congratulates
Jim Jeffries on His Birthday

rot right for lighters Go Doe so uufriondlv
that they continually are calling one an-
other names through the press and other
sources. II / beat Jenries ON July 4.
VIII Doe tho FIRST one 10 help him 10 hts
corner, and II Dee heats me [ viii be the
first TO congratulate him.
Although I celebrated bv 32nd birth
day last month and did not receive any
good wishes from Jcni,es think it was
more Of an oversight on his part than
anything else Z hope hc had as good a
time celebrating as I did and hope his
wife is on the road to recovery"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
FRENCH MOTORCYCLE
DRIVER IN TROUBLE

Los Angeles Cal. April is-Jake de-
Resier. the French motorcycle racer. Is
being sought by the police as a result
Of an elopcment confessed 10 by Pearl
Roster induced her 20 leave home and
CLARK. 10 years Cd. The girl SAYS ls
the greater part Of the time from
"Wednesday 70 yesterday morning was
spent az the town Of Venice Up0n ben
return here she was placed under are
rest While rccitinR certain features Of
the case 10 the police her mother tainted
The girl is held az the detention home
on q charge Of iucorugibility
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
TRACK B00KMAKlNG
IS DECLARED LEGAL

Ottawa, Ont, April La BookmakIng
was tonight declared legal in Canada by
the house OF commons.
Last week the commons defeated the
Miller anti gambling bin, which forbade
bookmakinE In Canada. Mr. Miller and
his supporters at that time refused Co
accept an amendment permitting book
making on tracks, but which would pro-
hibit poolrooms. handhooks and other
gambling abuses attached 10 racing
A compromise was successfully mad
this afternoon by which the Miller bl
I'm amended form was introduced Do the
house tonight and put through all the
stages.
The bill prohibits an forms OF gam
bling connected with racing. but De.
clared the prohibition Goes not extend to
betting. bookmaking or pool selling upon
the track OF any Incorporated racing as
ISOLATION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
STOCK CAR MEET IS
PLANNED IN CHICAGO

C1,icas,o Aprii IA big stock car meel
viii take place In August according w
plans OF the Chicago Motor club ana WI
Elgin Commercial club. II is ln'e .,.',.s
20 hold the races over s-i"'' ''''
near Elgin, ..,st ii
tho neirhborhood Of i.50n viii h. oher'l
In addition. there will be about w"
prize money for winning drivers. q, Wan
10 cars are counted upon The s"4 ,i-a
OF the American Automobile aHa'''''
has been secured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

Chicago April lC.-Champion Jack John
son says that he bears no ill-wih toward
James j. Jeffrics. and 20 show that me Is
I'm earnest last night sent telegram to
.Ienries at his training quarters in Cali
forria. I'm which he wished him many
rappy returns Of the day. it being JEFF
fries's 18th birthday.
u have only the highest regard FOR
lc0ries as a gentleman and fighter, and
untn he saws things 20 me which are UNI
complimentary I shall continue TO hoid
my good opinion Of him. johnson said
after ne had sent the telegram 1T Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
BOSTON GOES STRONG.

New York. April 15.-New York
played poorly ia the field today, their err
rors enabling Boston to win. 3 TO 2 Bos-
ton played a fast game behind smith.
Score: n. H. r
New = ofk ..--.--..s..ssss...
Batterles-Smith and Carrigan. Quinn,
Ford and Criger Sweeney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
REVIEW OF PREVAILING ATHLETIC SPORTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PIIII.IIEs WIN.

Philadelphia. Auril 11.-philadcl-
phia won toduy's game from Brooklyn. Z
10 4. by punching hits m Scanlon in the
second inning and Fronting by the Nisi-
tors errors BROOKLYN ult hard but
could not bunch safe drives
score. r. ~ e
bIopklNn ........ ....t.-.t..-......-....4 10
Philadelphia ........,...-... ...-...-t %
Batteries scanion. Bell and Erwin.
Morcu Muroney and Jscklltsch.
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CATCHER WINS GAME.

Boston Apul i5.-Graham's batting,
four hits out Of -four times up was the
deciding factor IN the game Boston won
from New YORK today, TO g. The
sturdy catcher hatted loo three of the
runs William. Sweeney was today APP
pointed captain Of the Boston team
score. r. III. y
Ncw York ........... ..............-f
Boston 600 ..........--..-.... .....t.tf'
Batteries Raymond Crandall and
Schlci curtis Brown aud Graham.
Implres-Klcm and Kane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
BREAKS STREAK.

Los Angeles. cal, April lj.--San
Francisco managed 10 break Nernon's
winning streak today. taking the fourth
game Of tho series to 8, by making
three runs In tho ninth.
Score. r. "a. n
Vernon ....-.... ,-........s...,.t..,..3 10
san Francisco .......,....t...,.+.b 10
Battorie~- iIcnshng, Brown and Ito-
gan, Amcs and Berry.
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ERRORS BY TIMER.

Cincinnati, April l5.-Opportune hits,
combined with costly errors by
Tinker. allowed Cincinnati TO win the
second game OF the series here today.
& 20 8 The locals hit Brown freely after
the third inning.
Score: r. H. r
tlhclunau ..t...--.... -...-....-...-o
Chicago ............. ..................3
Batteries-Coveleskie and sugge and
Roth. Brown and Archer.
Umpires-O' Day and Brennan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
LAWS NINE PROVE
FASTER THAN MEDICS

The Laws Of the university won from
the NEEDLES on the Fort Douglas diamond
Friday afternoon by a score Of n TO 3
In a series Of games which have been
arranged Two more games are 10 be
played, both next week. In yesterday s
game the Needles were completely out
Classed and only averted shutout in
thc last inning.
The lineup,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al S. Milwaukee, 2. ST. Paul
S 90 lnuinEsJ.
40 Mnneapolis-i<ausss city Z. Min
ucapolis To-
Al Toledo indianapolis, 2. Toledo. 3.
Al columbus Louisville 2. Columbus,
3, 90 iuniugs).
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

Washington, April 15.--Philadelphia
turned the tables on Washington today
winning TO Q Bender was a puzzle with
runners on bases. while Reisling was
driven from the rubber I'm the second in
ming and Groome also was hit hard.
double play by Milan and Eberheld was
the feature
Score. r n
Washington ..s.sss.s.s.s. -.sss.-s..L ny
Philadelphia ........... ...............S - o
Battorics-Reisling Groome and street:
Bender and Livingston.
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CHNMPIoNs pOMNED.

ST. Louis. April I5-st Louis de-
fcatcd pittsburR in a game marked by
heavy hitting and ragg "a fielding. a
muddy field prevented fast play and the
pitching was none OF the best.
score: X. II. r.
ST Inuis ...............G
littEhufg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ---to y
Batteries oru-idOn. Rachmau and
1resuahau. Leihcld. Frock and Gibson.
tmpires-JohustOne and Moran.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
NARROW ESCAPES
IN TWO ACCIDENTS
Heady Work of Driven. -.
At Los Anecics-rvo
Nccorhs IIrL -

Playa bel Roy cal Al,
Two American spcedva, h-
as,1 y" lhe motordroms here n.
afternoon The crowd also was 49,, ,''s
py Two mishaps, which barely os a'.''.q
In the lo-mile free-for-au .-,u.
ing by a good margin. tho ~. '.ad-
'h py Zen kerscher. thrcv. u''-
eaI was going nj q speed - 'le The
sIor,. 81 a., tHe Time Tho fIro uis.
. ih the upper rim OF the Ma rolled
~ rect and then leaned ~ l pan for
DHuHh'hk % feet ina the 9ir ~ lehce.
'INed 20 the sides. and A. nae Lu. car
1900 9ltncultv that Kers.ber I..u lle
,tept Us, llue 20 stol' without al lkHt
1eht. biagg was FOLLOWING ,f,1n accI-
~ aI' ana missed the ruIIfTs ttN In
few inches "A tIe by only
~, IN NE second mile of tine so,,r.
- aul' h, driven by NikreDf ~ race
Nilsre,,ks Hlnckle and slid or ~ ne, a
gll Slammed on su the br,s.. iek
w ear was stopped rlghts.de - gnd
pitDh or the track preyenfed o. W The
aeht, as u caused the car to sit5all arci-
~ .nslde instead ~ shooting rNafd
thr renee. as probably ys,riin through
CURED on a dirt track nave oc-
RECORDS BROKEN
ln the lo-milo stock rs.. Go
@l-eo cubic Inches piston 5Is,i. .alH ot
oldneld. in the Knox defeffej n' giut-hl.
.i tno lal' ln t.Ail which estab5sI'.
pc" speedway record for nh. g',..rs
cars. IN this race he PaIms's - %,
rode astride the hood fur sr,..,.i ,.a, lir
WINE the car was maxim. Is naa que, =.
Nlkrent IN the Ruict cs,,,,..,
new American speedway reeor5 \,
lbl--s9 class boy driving 10 MILF
o'BlL The Cole was second lN
a row miles after the start 80 .
S-mlle race tho Buick and he Cb,i..
ers went out leaving Tho two Msr1o..
travelled % miles. the Chairoars ~. pig
70 the track The Marmou drivcr E
liarfoun won the race. Wade driri,,
other Marmon. was second
Summaries:
tn, Time trials. half-mile-Benz lo,dsera
Mile-Beuz lOldhadJ. ume-,s
aWo miies-barracq tKerscherl. time
i -Four miles-Fiat Bragg. time
., one ,s kilomotor-Fiat oBragg. time
Ten miles. stock chassis. la.,, ,.i..
inches-Bulck tNikreutl won. Cole ,r-
dicottl. second. fircstoue Miller. mia.
Ten miles, free-for-an. stock obsss.
under 6o0 cubic inches-Fiat no palma
won. KNOX tOldhclb, second. Marmm
(Harrounl, third, time a %
Ten miles, free all-Fiat .Ct.Iop.
Ode Palma, won, Fiat ~ (Bnegl s...
ond; time-7.ll.62
Ten miles. stock chassis ci-W ,.
bic inches-knoX tOIdneldl won. BE-,
tDe Palma, second. tmc-72g
Fifty miles, stock ear chassis. Hnr.
cubic inches Marmon lIarrouul var
Marmon tWadel, second, time-G.IC
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IN AUTOMOBILEDOM.

The New York state Automobile as
ISOLATION now comprises as clubs with n
total membership Of more than 5000.
Fourteen new clubs and 1900 members
have been added during the past year.
4 we'll known automobile manufac-
turing company Of Buffalo has in
stalled a piano in the dining hall Of It's
plant and It's 500 workmeu are now re-
called with music during their noon
luncheon.
Prince Henry or Prussia, paid visit
10 the Brooklands automobile racetrack
recently Wlhle there he inspected the
track and the English cars entered for
the Prince Henry cup in Germany
commencing June O.
4 volunteer motor corps recently
took an active part i'm transporting
officials about the city OF Philadelphia
during the car strike riots. While the
intentions of the corps were Of the
best. yet il has served to arouse an
taranism Of many citizens. who think
motor corps should keep hands of in
local troubles. holding themselves In
readiness to aid the government boa tho
event OF war
Vice Consul General Mcbride. Of Win
ulpeg, saws this win be- au exceptional
year In tho automobile trade Bon West
ern Canada. orders are reported for
OPS machines. valued at about Si.640.
600. To be delivered before June. and
the dealers state that the difficulty viii
be to secure enough machines TO sup
ply the demand While the average
price Of cars will be about $1,000. there
is good demand for the 5000 ma
chimes
There Is q sharp contest on this year
between the railroads entering Pitts
burg for the automobile freight busl-
ness. Hitherto the r. r, r.. and the
Pennsylvania company have practically
controlled this business This year,
however. the Pittsburg & lake Erie
Railroad company made a very strong
bid 10 automobile shippers all along
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16

the New York Central lines, and as a
result has been bringing in trainload
after trainload Of new cars FOR local
agencies.
Tire life is much shortened II the
tire on one side is inflated differently
from that OF the other The wheels will
not then cover the same distance over
the ground per revolution. and as a
result they tend 10 roll around In "A
circle, but since they are restrained
from doing SO they drag. II is this
continued and useless effort which Is
expended al the point Of contact OF
the treads of tires with the road bed
that Is at the foundation OF much OF
the tire depreciation which is expert
cnccd.
The relative value Of white and tinted
lights ON automobiles and the question
OF glare and dazzle is engaging the
attention 10 motorists on the other side
Of the pond n has been noted by
drivers that the effect on the eyes. Of
two white acetylene or electric search
lights, Is binding. yellow or gold col
according to a report from the test
committee Of the Royal Automobile
club, have proved very acceptable.
The rays We're not nearly so dazzling
and yet gave a clear searching light
for night riding
Cardaz shaft is term used fire.
qucntly and glibly enough by automo-
bile designers and users but a dis
cussion OF the subject shows generally
that very few even Of the better posted
ones know just how the term origin
atcd. A discussion Of the subject in
England recently brought out the fact
that even though the cardan shaft IL
an important part OF the mechanism Of
such "A latter day product as the motor
ear, the term was originated IN the
sixteenth century According TO a Bur
falo motorist the name comes from
that OF Geronimo Cardaro, a mathema-
tician and physician Of italy, tho first
man 20 transmit power by a shaft and
universal joints.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TWO FOR CLEVELAND.

Detroit April l5-TodRys game
was almost repetition Of the opener.
Detroit making Il a tie ia the ninth and
Cleveland batting out four runs and win
ming IN the tenth Willet and Link both
pitched fine ball. luck being against tho
Works was easy
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
ANGELS LOSE.

San Francisco, April l5.-Good
stick work by Oakland won the game
from Los Angeles today by a score OF
TO ..
score. r. n. p
Oakland ...-s......... ...s......t.t.o .
Los Angeles .-...-.t..-s...--.''.t.
Batteries Moscr. darkness and Mite.
Tozer. Briswalter and Orendorf.
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PORTLAND GOING FAST.

Sacramento. cal. April 10 Port
land easily defeated Sacramento today.
taking the fourth straight game of the
series 20 g.
Score. r. 81. h
Portland ........,,...... ..............6 n I
Sacramento ..........-.-... ..........l
batteries stoon and Fisher; Baum and
La LonEC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
AVIATION RECORDS
MADE IN EUROPE
Nineteen Men Have Made Hour
Flights--Interesting List of the
Pioneer AViators.

New records in aviation are being
made almost daily in Europe. BY Jan.
last just 10 men had succeeded in
making flights OF one hour. II is a
little startling to contemplate that this
sum total Of human effort In that dl-
rection up TO that time has been in
creased 70 per cent in the y first weeks
Of 1910.
In other words. the list now numbers
80. The order In which these master
aviators accomplished the feat is given
below:
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WHITE sOx LOSE.

Chicago, April Est Louis defeat
ed Chicago. 5 TO 8 IN a loosely played
game today.
Score: R.H.E
-. Louis ...-.-'....'......-.........b
Chfeag, ............. ..............4
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ATHLETICS HIT HARD.

Batteries-Pclty, Waddeil and Steph-
ems, Walsh, Burns Olmstead and Payne.
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1-Orville Wright. Sept. ., 1908.
wilbur Wright, sept. q, 1905.
3-P Tissandier May 20, 1903
Al Latham, June 8, 1903.
5-IA Pauhan. July 10. 1909.
6-H Farman, July 10, 1903.
7-R. Sommer. July %, 1908.
SC. de Lambert. Aug. -, 1909.
9-F. S cody, Sept S, 1908
10-H Rougier, Sept. 20, 1903.
Ill Blerlot, oct. 1, 1903.
12-P. de Caters. Oct l0 1909
l3-Capt Engelhardt. oct %, 1903
14-Ileut Humphreys. Nov. 3, 1909.
l5-E. Chateau. Dec n, 1909.
16-J de Lesseps. Dec. 10. 1909.
17-Mortimer Singer, Dec. "a, 1909.
Isl. 3alsan, Dec &c. 1903
Ia. de La Grange, Dec. 30. 1903.
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Robust Book For Robust Men
A mans story. dealing with mans
problem, written by man TO other
men, such book is Stewart Ed.
ward Whites powerful new novel,
"The Rules of the Game" Strong with
the strength OF the limitless Sierrds
of California, with their range upon
range, their untrodden peaks and un-
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mendous forests Of rugged pine so
vast as to be almost beyond compre-
hension; Strong, too, with the
strength of close and intimate con
tect with set OF big men who have
biz things TO do and do them; men
Of stamina of vigor, OF pith; this
book MATHS Mr.. White as the undis-
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rs The Blazed Trail" made him the
Nionpcr of that field. Not a page
and tbero are 644 of them--but bears
proof of the authors wonderful know
edge of the mountains and the forest
and also Of the forest ranger servb
ice and the lumber business as con
Quoted on this gigantic scale, will
numberless details and complexities
while over all hoyers the spirit ol
our great West: the West which Mr.
White breathes, and lives and loves
and which Is partof his very being