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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
SKYSCRAP PERS WILL
PLAY OGDEN TODAY

Oun or the regular championship games
between Salt Lake and Ogden Union AS
ISOLATION teams VIII he PLAYED in Glen
wood Park a: Ogden this afternoon. The
StYsCrapers Will Ep over the Ramberger
lne. and arrangements have been made
20 have cars enough To accommodate
ss many fans as desire 10 20 along.
The Weber club. Osdeu's hs civic and
commercial organization. is taking a par
John MCCloskey ogden has baseball
leader OF whom st Louis and many other
big cities have been proud Members Of
the Weber club quick TO realize the ad
vantage of having good ball team with
n manager renowned all over the United
states. have taken steps to make this
game swell the treasury SO that the team
can be strengthened ed. NcCloskcv with
anything like an even break cnn put his
team near the ton OF the column and tho
public spirited Weber club members are
determined ne shall have tho chance.
They have sold n large number of
tickets AT dollar and there Will be ono
OF tho biggest crowds OF enteyprising
boosters at this gamo that Ogden ever
saw.
Macuate DICK Cooley has consented 10
accept the usual $40 guaranty as his part
Of the proceeds. SO that the Ogden ball
team should realize nice sum from the
game. Cooley. Weaver and all the Sky
%crapcrs VIII welcome any fans who want
% 20 over to Ogden today
After this game fans may expect TO
sec the Ogden team creep farther up the
column for MCCloStey has a number OF
PLAYERS for whom he viii send as soon
as he can. II is a safe prediction that
ogden Is not going 10 be tho cellar
champion OF the Union league this ycar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
FRANK KRAMER HURT:
TITLE IS At STAKE

Manager MaCFarland OF the local sau-
GER track received . wire from Joe Fog
ler the Brooklyn rider yesterday. that.
owing TO a serious injury Frank Kramer
had received on Saturday. the Grand
Prize race OF the Newark final. which
was 10 have been run yesterday. was
postponed indefinitely. Kramer. while
training fell and hurt his ankle. The
doctors are OF the opinion that he has
broken a small bone
II such proves 10 be true. 1t is Indeed
hard luck for the champion, as the
Newark this year and Frank had set
his heart on adding the worlds title TO
his American championship.
Kramer has made two trips to Europe
nnd Won on two occasions the blue rib
bon event OF Europe. the Grand Prize
OF Paris; stu the East Orange wonder
has never competed for the worlds su-
premacy and IL has been his one ambl-
ton TO top OFF mis- long career With the
title OF champion OF tho world
Should his ankle really be broken 4,
is out OF the question TO figure Kramer
as a possible championship contender
and no doubt America will depend on
either Lawson Fogler Root Clarke or
Goullet all OF whom are TO ride here
this year. The two last named are Aus
tralians but are eligible to represent
America on account OF having an Ameri-
can license.
Jackie Clarke while not at present a
full fledged American has taken out his
first papers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
BLANK MAKES It SIX
STRAIGHT At OGDEN

Special Ia The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 12.-By taking both sec
tions Of the regular Sunday bill at Glen
wood park this afternoon, Cliff Blanken-
ships Missoulians made IL six straight
victories I'm the weeks series with Man
ager McCloskey's Ogden band and only
the weather prevented IL from being sew
On straight. The Blanks won easily to-
day by 10 4 and II to 3 scores. re-
spoctlvely.
As an evidence OF luck breaking against
the Mackmen, Alexander sustained bro
ken finger in the last inning OF the first
game, and may be out of the game for
several days. Stevons was brought in
from left field FOR hacSstop duty, and
Homer plalie worked in the left garden
during the second game
The first struggle was enivened by
the banishment OF Manager Biankenship.
who went In 10 stop Iamlocli's slants
In the NTH inning Blank found occa-
sion 10 oppose Umpire nurlburt on one
of his strike decisions. and was prompt
ly ordered out OF the lot for that game.
Roberts finished the game. Although the
Macks outhit their opponents in the
opening game, Zamlock kept them sut-
ftciently scattered as TO make them OF
little use as run -Setters.
Stone opened for Ogden and during
his service not a safe blow was made
of his delivery, but his wildness was pa
thetic. In the third round four men
straight drew walks and this ended his
career I'm that particular game Big Ed
Erickson finished the game, and was hit
hard Blankenship polling one to the fence
for the complete circuit The score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Trolley League

The Aurphys jumped into the lead BY di'c,f-
ing the Framps The west side diamond By a
SCORE Of 90 yesterday.
Batteries; Nurphy-ColcmAu and Sorcnron.
Frsmpton-Bywst~r aad Shouler
Tho Birds nearly got into the game zoa''
column In the closely contested ten inning game
with tho Liberty boys the Southend diamond
Tho Birds 10 with a batting rally IN The
eighth. Neither side tailed ia the ninth IN
tho tenth the Lher'y's drove In tao ruuz zith
the Birds unable score more than once
Liberty the game TO 5
Batteries: Liocrty-Vincent Lees and Houinecr
Birds-Turnbo. Byra;er and Jensen
The ". H. and s ~ club defeated the cham.
1ions on the Utah field hy a score Of ~ tog
Batteries; W II. and s M.-CiAytou aud Ryan
y. G R.-Wells and Johnson
a meeting vii be held Monday night - the
Wrrferu Arms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Stone Tries Again.

The second half of the afternoon en-
soulianS doing almost all OF tho slug
ginG. stone again started IL Off FOR
ogden. working very effectively in the
nrst three innings When ogden. by
means by three passes issued by Bush
put two across in the first IL really
looked encouraging, but Stone suffered
another relapse in the fourth passing
two men and allowing enough biuGlc3
to put a trio Of runs across When the
hitting continued i'm the fourth he was
relieved by ErauEroyer
The strenuous hitting gait OF the
Blanks was also TOO much for Barney"
who gave place TO Andy Jensen in the
eighth.
McQulid. An iniclder acquired from
.Ruttc through trade In which "Rubc"
Levy figured worked at short for OG-
den in both games. Ills fielding work
WAS bad but he did NOR" thsn his share
n the hitting Tho score.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Murphy Makes Two 4,
Runs in One Day and n
courages Mears.
Union AssociaAo
GREAT FALLS tnkes a s.ns

GREAT FALLS takes spur.
Helena, Mont. MAY l?.-Geu
won the series In Helena BIZ ain,
games today. The fIrs, ny "a,
., and the second By IS 10 Il. ~
tors outhlt and outiielded In. -
the Great Falls boys seltlnr n
both games with but one crror al
on a hard chance. Woods bd,
costly In both games. Nurrhy 4
the second game with a home n
Mears. his second for the dag. ari 4
lost all control. lie was hoLsld h
the game after he walked Nln|
Uuelsman IN the first Inning. Auc
placed him. but was nit With slst
meyer pitched star ball until Tie Il
ming. Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
COUNTRY CLUB TO
HAVE NEW LINKS

Tom Bendolow. an expert golf de-
s'gncr has been employed by the Coun-
tIy club To look over the proposed now
golt course on gfO-acrc tract which has
been purchased on tho cast bench Ben
deIow considers tho location ideal In
company With Walker Salisbury and f.
=. McGurrln and the local professional
Willie Lock, he went over the ground
on SATURDAY forenoon. EcudeIow saws
the nat'ir" OF the ground is well adapted
20 the purposes of a beautiful course
\ course of 500 wards viii bc planned
and under tho supervision Of tho local
professional win very soon become an
accomplished fact
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
RETAIL CLERKS BEAT
FAST SMELTER TEAM

The Salt Lake Retail Clerks defeated
the fast L. s. Smelter team at Mdvale
yesterday by the score OF 10 /, The
L. s. Smeter team used Brlnson, the
pitcher tried out by Cooley at the first
OF the season. Brunson pitched fine
game, striking out fifteen men, John
son, f. Sowadzlii and Sutherland for
the clerks carried off the batting honors,
each getting three bagger. Schultz for
the clerks was in fine form, allowing but
four scattered hits. The score:
IL LEXIS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

summary. stolen base -.hssr 4
,,y sqrr,fice hits-Franke5n.olss.Is 5.ls. -
~ ~, G,e."Kclly. Mcpges. san,
Murphy 2. Mise g,lllsy.
Kirneysr 2, Menges' ,,.s'~Nisss.
Ouiglcv. TWO base r IT, m,
Kirmeycr. Kiillay. ,,os hrSss" Hon
hjts-rourr. Irby' M NSy' rls,s-fI|
Murphy. Fave. polSD,,s oT Nrc1
Aiisse TO Hester ?, hi' IN Ans
i~ss than is INNINGS. SSnrs-oH
nIre innings. Base .9..,ey,r on sSi,l : 6
','' off Hmes 9: off KlI@sy",r K.,.a,.y,r 6
9Tt%ny 9i,c6s4. aa.'' Ames m i; by psssi Sif :
Wild pitches-McS's me-. hgan
Baker 2. Time OF s@"
piTc-FraTy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

Mathcs out Pendletou TO Van. StriDn
rolled hot one past Van. scoring Whal-
Ing. Moorehesd rolled fast one 10 Or.
who threw to Pendleton AT second Pen
dleton dropped n. but picked II ND and
tagged strip. who had run over second.
One run
Spencer hit past Levy FOR base. Bauer
beat out hunt. Fortier HIT to Mar
shall In sun field who dropped IL and
Spencer scored. At this point McCsnerty
yanked out Druhot ana a sub went in
IN pitch. Bauer took third on a passed
ball Davis rolled a little one "a Nc
Caherty. who threw him out Orr hit
past second. scoring Fortier and Bauer
Van nied out IN DockEtader Orr stole
beautiful hlt TO center. scoring Orr.
McCanerty. throwing 20 second to catch
Pendlcion, hurled IL too wide and Pen
deton went TO third Weaver famed
Four runs.
FIFTH INNING.
Levy out Davis TO Van McC'a(fsrty
famed. Dockstader out Orr 10 Van.
Morgan out 10 Whaling unassisted
Spencer walked. Bauer hit TO center for
two. Forticr filed out TO Dockstsder. but
Bauer was caught trying 10 get to third
SIXTH INNING.
Duddy hit by pitched bail. but Umpire
Wright said II was his own fault Duddy
go', hit past Davis. Whaling sent a
but Fortier with a splendid throw go;
Duddy out at second Marshall rolled
o,bs1 a bot one one past Orr but For,ier with an
Davis out - Levy. who made a Tuu
ninS catch orr got fine hit 10 right.
Van out Whaling 10 McCaife
SEVENTH INNING
strip hi, 10 Spencer for base Moore.
i head HIT 70 center FOR one Lew rolled
,r....,.. :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Manhattan League

Tho feature OF the contests yestctd4y vss tho
game between Bishops and Nationals lasting eleven
Innings. Nones aud Rapvorth were the battery
for Bishops Shircll and Leonard for The Ma
,ionsls. The score 10 until the eighth
inning, with Bishop boys IN the lead. Tho score
WAs 10 at the last h0lf OF thc ninth inning
both scoring run IN tho tenth In tho
eleventh. With base. Noncs banged
HON" run. scoring >. making tho score 10 :
Ninth Easts defeated WoodbUrus. IS 20 IT,
IibeT'yS defeated UorSpoois "a In 4
Pacincs defeated TNsnty-oighth ward
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

SUWmarN. Two base hlts-Mc'RuaId,
Alexander. Murray, Tobiu, Roberts, and
OLcary Home run--Blanllenship. Base
on hallS-on Zamlocli 4. off Stone 8,
Struck "ut-by Hanlock 3 hy Stone 2.
by Erickson :. Left on bs sses-MiSsoula
s. ogden II. Double plays-WarreD Ia
Roberts Orict 10 Perrnc. Basscv 10 Rob
eTts 10 Oriet to Roberts. Wind pitch
Ericksou. Hit by pitched bali-Wesser,
by Iamlock. Iamlock, by Erickson.
Runs batted iu--by Alexander /, McQuaid
/. Easscv t. Iamlock >. Roberts |. Sto
len bases Warren. ChanEnon. Sacrifice
hit-Tobin. Sacrifice ny-Bassey. Hits
of stone in Ia innings, of Erickson
I'm 20 innings. Time hours %
minutes. lmpire-Giurlburt Attendance
-1mnn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
e. s. SHELTER.

Summary: Earned runs-Clerks 6. Stol-
en- bascs-Weities. n. Sowadzk JOY. Sac
rificc hits-Wciter. killpatrick, Miller.
First base on crrors-Clerks .: L. :.
Smelter. & Two base hts-Johnson
Schultz. Brurson. Three base hts-R.
Sowadzki. Sutherland. Hits-on Schultz
4; Off Brunsou il. Struck out-by Schultz
,. by Brunspn 10. Bases on balls-off
Schultz .; off Bruusou >. Hit by pitcher
Kirkpatrick, Schultz .. Time of game
= hours and > minutes. Umpire O'Brien
Attcndance-500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

Summary: Stolen bssss,hens1
rificc hits-Huclsman. Use
shannon, Menges. Qulgley w,
-Huclsmsn. Hildebrand. ksg
Murphy 2. F<illilsy. WOOD = ON !.
Missc. Huelsman. Byri' ~.
hits Murphy. Mlsss, KlDilaS ho ~
Murphy Bases on Hns
brand .: off Byrd :. Slses.y =
brand 6. BY Byrd !. Ilne
l nour and is minutes un'pH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
CYCLE RIDERS IN
OLYMPIC TRIALS

ST LOUIS, May - Karl Schultz OF Kansas City
son over Held OF fvo In tho i6O- mile bicycle
trial race for tho team that will represent this
country At N" Olympic games In Sweden
Hts time NaH ioI2 10. W. g. Martin OF ST
Louis. the only Other contestant 10 finish made
tho distance in iof9 10. Both men will 70 to
Nov York TO ride ia tho final trials MAY .5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

summary Two base hits-Roberts. Al
tarmstt. Easscy Three base hits-plake
pcrriuc. Base on balls-oh Bush ,. on
stone T. or BdrngToVsr !. Struck out
by BUSH = bv stone I. by Barngroye er
J. Left on UaEeH-Missoula 3. Ogden >
Double PLAY SchiWpm unaSsistcd. Passed
bdlla-Robcris stevens %. Runs batted
iu-Robcrt. l. Aftermath 7, OTiet . Bush
}. Warren !. changuon 2. stolen bases
Warren ?. Pcrrine. Bassey. McQuald
Sacrifice hit-Rohert5. Hits-on Stone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Right Fielder's Long Hit
Over Fence at Critical
Time Brings Victory
to Cleveland.
A american League


CLEVELAND. May 12.-Buddy Ryan.
the Maps rigthfielder. brought victory
10 Harry Davis's boys today. to l. by
slamming the ball over the right field
screen, with the bases full in the sixth
inning 1t was the fourth time the feat
has been performed. Jackson. Easteriy
and Crawford being the others. Kahlcr
was a little wild but frightened up In the
inches. Becker. who relieved Akers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

Summary: TWo-ba.c Mt-EvanE. stolen bSSc-
Killing. Double plsys-Smith. HuEsiua and Konry:
Tyler. KIM aud Houacr. IIts-nu Wills ( In
inn'ngs: or TYLER in Ia iunings. Bases
hails-nU TYLER I; or Willis. & struck out
Ry Tylcr. :: by Wills. :. Sacrifice hit-Nillcr.
III by piichrr-WillE. J. Left bascs-St
LouiS. 8: Boston. s. Timo Of gnmc-TNo hours.
Umpi'c-Rigicr and Finncran
At ChIcaEo-New York Chicago no
game; rain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

ffUTu" TtFFH. W5sE
Cashiop. T-o-bnss hNs-SirminSham. Muller.
Stolen bases-Milsn. Jackson. Hits-ON AkcrH, 2,
of Becker. I. Bases bslls-on Kohlsr, s of
Akors. 4. Struck out-By Kohler. 4: bJ Becker.
Sacrifice hits-@cBridc. Olson. Jack,on First
on errors-ClsvoIand. +; Warrington. l. Left
baset-Clsvelsud g. Washington, IL. Time OF
game. 2:lo. Attendance. 1851. Umpire. Con
nelly and Hart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Cardinals Beat Eoston.

BY International News Service.
ST. LOUIS. May 12.-After going six
innings without hit, Willis blow up and
was knocked out of tho box. Tho Car
diusls won the game from Boston i'm the
eighth. 10 :. Flies dropped by Miller
and Campbell a pass 10 Uuggns and a
double by Evans brought three runs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Northwestern League
UTAH COPPER ",
UTAH FUEL TEAM O
SEATTLE. May II RI

At Garfield Yesterday tine Utah Copper
defeated the Utah Fuel baseball team,
II To- o. Battery for Copper: Kilbournc
and Buddo. Battery for Fuel: Wyatt
Tyler. Golden and Holmes. The game
was a big treat for the Garfield fans,
who believe the Copper aggregation to
nc the strongest amateur nine i'm Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Cincinnati Only a Half
Game Behind Giants,
and Has Easy Brook
lyns for Opponents.
N dtional League
By International News Service.

CINCINNATI. May 12.-On a sloppy
field with a cold wind blowing across the
lot the Reds beat the Brooltlyns this
afternoon by "A score of TO 2 Nap
Rucker was hit hard in the third inning
when five safe drives yielded three runs
Suegs was In difficulty a good deal OF
the time, but his support pulled him
through. In spite Of the wretched con-
dition of the field. the Reds played with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

Summary: Loft harcs-Cncinnau. 6. Brook
lyn. 10 Thrce-base hitg-Bcachcr. Smith Two
base hita-Surgs. Smith. Northcu Double plays
1oocy. Uummol, Dnuhcrt. HiB-ON Ruckrr. o.:
off Bargcr. ? Bases halls-Om suggE. A. of
Ruckcr z Time oi ssmc-lI 10. Umpro-Brcn-
and Owens
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Johnson Is Training.

CHICAGO. May Ie.-Jaek Johnson. eh,npiop
heA1yveiEhi pugiliat of the zord. thinks - NelI
~ Chicago thar h. riIi not depart for his train
ins camp near Las Ysgss until the middle %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

Baseball excursion 70 Ogden via
Bamborgcr Electric Line Monday. Nav
ID Round trip Sll0, Special train
leaves at l y. IN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Empress Team Wins.

The Empress baseball team IN the
Theatrical league defeated the Colonial
thcater team by a score or ls 10 H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Western League

a. pea Moin~-D~- wolnss. 3. - Joseph. 9
At Lin.oir-D~uver 3. Lincoln
80 Wichlta-wirhits =. T1p~kE
A. siour Ciy--cnahs. Is, Sioux city
Baseball excursion 20 Ogden via
Pambcrger Electric Limo Monday. Nav
IL. Round trip sl.l0. Special train
leatcs al l p. IN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

In 4 Innings. off BarnRrover s In : -
innings. or Jensen I In ! % innings
Time-2 hours. Umpire-Huriburt At
tcndauce-2J0O.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

-(Continued on Page EightJ
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-11-13
THRESH GRAIN WHILE DAMP
Practice Is Always Expensive and Fro
.quentIy Cause Of Serious Loss
Bricks Absorb Moisture.

II is a serious mistage to thresh
grain wet or even damp. because the
proposition OF making IL remarketable
Is always expensive and is frequently
the cause OF serious loss. The farm
er who is compelled, from any cause.
to thresh his grain when wet should
lose no time in taking immediate care
of 1t.
A few dry bricks thrown into the
grain as 1t is put into the bins will abb
sorb large quantities OF moisture. says
\ writer in the Farm and Home.
Sticks of very dry stove wood will an
swer the same purpose. dry cedar
post or sticks OF cordwood from pop
lar, Eastwood or jack pine trees Will
absorb their weight in moisture from
bin OF damp grain. Burlap or tute
sacks filled with dry chaff and buried
in a bin OF damp grain will absorb
moisture readily and also provide
space for air. have used them with
excellent success.
Those simple and inexpensive meth
DDS OF protecting wet grain are prac-
teal and are much more desirable
than shoveling it over day after day
to keep it from heating. Grain that
gets hot in the bin Is worthless fol
seed. Musty wheat Ia no good fol
-four and should not be sold or uscC
for that purpose.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-11-13
Clerks Should Read the Ads.

The success of any retail store de-
Ponds largely upon the loyalty and in
telligent efforts of the clerks.
Advertising has a great deal to do
with store success. is absolutely neces-
sary. In fact, but the clerk has the last
call on the customer. The effect of
the advertising is tempered by the eff
forts of the clerk.
The ad brings the customer in-sug-
gests quality and value-but the clerk
must do the rest.
Every live clerk should believe in
advertising-should read advertising
should know every morning what his
own store and its competitor IL ad.
vertising for that day
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-11-13
To Scrape an Acqu aintance.

"To scrape an acquaintance was
originated by the Emperor Hadrian.
Once when visiting the public bath be
found an old veteran scraping himself
with n piece of broken crockery In
lieu Of an iron or copper scraper.
Hadrian gave him sum of money TO
provide the necessary materials for n
bath and on his next visit To the in
stitution found il full of veterans
scrapng themselves with potSherds.
"Scrape away. gentlemen. but You
shall not scrape an acquaintance with
me-" Hadrian said rs he went out.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-11-13
Crawl on All Fours to Get Tall.


A mans organs and those OF his
bones which are not subjected to
pressure grow continuously until he
Is forty years old; that is to say. the
heart should become stronger. the ca
pacity of the lungs increase. and the
brain should develop steadily until the
fourth decade OF life. Also one should
wear a larger hat at the age OF forty
than at thirty. A man ceases to grow
tall, however, at the beginning Of the
third decade, because after that time
the downward pressure exerted by the
weight of the body while in the erect
position congresses the vertebrate, or
small bones in the spine. the discs of
cartilage between them. the pelvis
and the thigh bones. and this pressure
overcomes the natural elasticity of the
discs and the growth of these bones.
However, a British scientist contends
that were a man Quadruped and
therefore freed from the downward
pressure produced by his weight upon
his spinal column, he would continue
to grow In height for ten years longer
than he does at present. since 1t has
been found that bones not subjected
to compression increase up to thu
fourth decade.