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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16
|RIST REGISTER
kSTEM ADOPTED
Organization and Equip
] at Disposal Of Public in
bnal Forests.

oads, trails, bridges and tele.
mes. with assurance of ade-
protection against fires, are
opening up and impressing
b of the American traveller,
pleasure and rest from bust
es and worry, the advantages
enic grandeur, health-giving
and the hunting, fishing and
fe opportunities which the
forests afford. As a result,
ms point to the enjoyment OF
|OnaI forests by greatly in
umbers Of vacation seekers
ner.
the seasons innovations In
rmountain Forest District,
BIZ the national forests nf
Idaho, Utah, Southwestern
and Nevada, Is the adop-
BE- tourist register system.
where the main roads enter
/ the traveller will find a
box beside the road, and
noun ed on posi-, a sign
bis or a similar message:
PERS ATTENTION BY
g here your name, address
hation, important messages
or warded and other assis-
bered by forest officers.
object of the forest service
g this system is to render
helpful and efficient service
pie travelling into the for
registers are visited reg
THAT general utility
fanger, and With the infor-
finished by the regist.r, he
ID important messages from
world, which may reach
the phone or otherwise,
racV and dispatch to the
ncerned. Many a camper
10 more heartily enjoy his
the mountains if he could |
e would not be entirely cut
Important business affairs,
atIVes or friends in case of !
accident or something of |
This is exactly what the |
TEN accOmplisheS for him, |
oYernment telephone lines. |
u cases are connected with |
stem or other commercial |
;, in the intermountain |
suits the campers fancy |
Ill find the climate to his |
perry unexcelIed, fish and
enty, usable roads, trails
1nicatiOn system, health
and sunshine and free
Innoyin2 restrictions. The
Is from the service are
nrist and camper exercise
na0le precaution with fire
DdS, putting out any fire
pr notifying the nearest
= and that, for their sake
that OF Others, they OBJ
mpIe rules of mountain
and help protect the
tresms from pollution.
and enjoy but do not
the substance OF tie call
rest for visitors this sea-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16

The river At Salmon IA rapidly rising
under the approaching summer soils.
tice Next Wednesday Ia the longest
day OF the year,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16

A collection l. heing made fnr eel
ebr .tion purposes st Leadore on Jolly
Fourth. TIE pTumotors claim con-
siderable encouragement.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16

" The dam at the intake leading from
Desc creek 70 the ranches just below
the city went out "Wednesday night.
The structure cost $500.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16

The man who asks, Is u bot enough
for you? has not appeared on the street.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16

itA Berg of Butte, reprent-
Sioh army, with 80 years
~ speak at the Method
0nday evening.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-16

Louis Chapman, assistant postm as
ter, has resigned 70 remove 10 Butte.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05

Consul General Frederic w. Cooling
reports from Guayaquil, Ecuador, un-
der date Of August 2, that the first
order for machinery for the city
waterworks of Cuenca, Ecuador, has
been secured by New York firm
for $4,000 sucres, which at the pres
ent rate of exchange equals s13.559.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05
.SACCHARINES To
BOWL COIN BOYS
TONIGHT AT Y. N,
Tonisht's Bowling Match
Sugar Factors VS.. Financiers
Tomorrows Match
Printers VS.. Ciericals

Capt. C. H. Atherton will have his
Sugar Factors team on hand to open
the Y. M. C. A. Commercial Bowling
League at 7:30 tonight. The Finan-
ciers will be their opponents. The
Bank & Trust Company men will elect
their captain just before the match.
Tomorrow evening the Printers,
headed by w. A. Ham of the Star
Bulletin, will break into type The
Advertiser, Star-Bulletin and Paradise
of the Pacific will have representa-
tives on the Printers quintet Paul
Lemke is manager of the Clericals,
who have strong team.
Tonight's lineup:
Sugar Factors-C. H. Anterior, Har-
old Gear, James Winnie, e. r. Meth
ven, Paul Schmidt, A. K. Smythe.
James Mcclure, VIM. A. Noble and E.
B. Keeff
Financiers-Jack Milton, o. p.
Soares. w. A. Raseman, Harold E.
Morgan, Louis Stephens, A. C. Wilcox
and Glen McTaggert.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05

For the first time in many moons
the baseball fans OF the city will have
an opportunity of witnessing game
between the Chinese and 18th lnf9n-
try. These two teams have battled
on many occasions and the majority
of the contests have gone in favor OF
the Wrecking Crew The Chinese
SQUAD is anxious to take crack at
the boys from Schofield and will meet
them in the second game OF the don-
ble-header on Sunday
The Chinese team has a number If
the best hitters I'm the islands, and
All Lee, who led the league for num-
Der OF months, viii take his place on
the team. Lang Akana and En- Sue
will be seen in the outfield, and with
Checng back on first the team looks
like fast aggregation.
Chinese Are Fast
With Grafton out of the game, the
Chinese outfield should be faster than
the Wrecking Crew fly ehasers, AMI
me infield should shape up as well, If
not better. In case the inner works
is composed of Cheong, All Lee, Kan
Yen and Kai Luke, the Chinese play
ers should have slight advantage.
but the 25th Infantry is certain 10
make this up in the pitching.
Rogan is anxious to play the ir-
field and he may not start against
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05
BERT HUSHAW TO
MANAGE TEAM OF
ALL-STARS HERE

If the final contract Is signed to
bring team here in November from
the Pacific coast, Honolulu will have
new team to send against the Wis.
itors. Bert Hushaw, one Of the di.
rectors of the Pacific League. has
agreed to line up team to meet the
visitors, and should have a strong az
gregation
Bert has taken an interest in base
ball, and has been booster for clean
sport. With Ray Gardner and Sam
Mott he has had much to do with
starting things booming in the Pa
cific League, and should be able to
line up strong team to meet the Wis
istors when they come to Hawaii.
Charley Lyman, Otis Sadtler. Wal.
ter Argabrite, Rawson and many 9TH
or stars are good players, and for q
special series might be able to land
some o. the Pacific League players,
although they are amateurs. Doty
may return with tie Chinese and
Swan has been going good with the
Travellers. so there is a nucleus for a
strong team. Hushaw will begin
work at once in landing strong
squad.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05
YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At New York New York 4, Wash
ington 3: New York 5, Washington l..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05
Chinese Will Battle With
18th Infantry Sunday
Wrecknq Crew and Fast Local Team Will Play Second Game
of Double Header-Honohlus World Series Will Be Played
at Athletic Park-chnese Are Only Team to Defeat 25th
Infantry Squad Recenty-Pacific Teams Will Play First

, the Chinese players On Sunday, and If
some ether pitcher takes the hillock,
then the game should prove to be a
battle throughout The 25th Infantry
team always plays ball, while the Chi
nese aggregation do not quit until
the last man is out. ..s..
Did il Before ~ ~.
The fans will remember the game
in which the Chinese downed the 18th
by score of 6 10 /; and they are con-
fident that they will have an excellent
chance this time. Hoon HI or Luck
zee Will go on the mound for the home
players, While the pitching selection OF
Manager CLANCY has not been named.
The opening game will be played
between two of the Pacific League
teams, perhaps the Hawaiis, Chinese,
Braves or st. Louis clubs. This will
be settled at a meeting this evening.
Tan 10, manager of the Chinese OF
the Pacific League, wants to get an
other chance at the Braves, who won
out in a last inning rally last Sun
day.
Stayton and Chillingworth will UNI
pire the games and the prices of ad-
mission will remain the same. Last
Sundays games proved to be good at
fractions and the double-header this
week will be certain to drow out a good
crowd OF Ems.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05

On August 4 the steamer Yurima-
guas arrived in Callao from Iquitos,
having the distinction of being the
first merchant ship to make the trip
from the latter port, on the head
waters of the Amazon, in Eastern
Peru, down the Amazon River, across
the Atlantic, through the Caribbean
Sea and the Panama Canal and down
the west coast of South America to
Lima, Peru. The Yurimaguas, which
is river boat, 141 feet in length,
with a speed of 10 knots, left Iquitos
on Nav 29.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05
Boston Has Slight Edge
II Over Brooklyn Dodgers
carigans Men Look Ready for Championship This Year
Series Should Be Hard Fought 0ne as Robbie Has Many
Seasoned Veterans on Squad Coombs Has Never
Been Defeated in World Seres-Red Sox Star in Infed

Who will be worlds champions OF
1916? No one can tell to certainty
and this question which is being ask.
ed around the city more often than
any other these days, Is one OF the
from certain this year. and the series
may be long drawn out one.
Boston looks the best, and with
everything even should win the cham
pionship, but looking at the situation
from every angle, the Red Sox will not
have much OF an advantage on the
Dodgers. Both clubs have good
pitching stats and fair hitting teams.
Neither, OF course, can compare with
the Giants and Tigers in offensive
strength. -. ... =; /
Star Hurting STAFF
Shore, Ruth, Mays, Leonard and
Foster will without doubt be called
upon to do the hurting in the series,
and this quintet represents the best
pitching staff in the American League.
Leonard, when right is unbeatable,
and Shore and Ruth have been going
good. Mays has shown this year that
he will be given an opportunity to
hurl in the series. He was the pitcher
who gave the Tigers big set back,
and practically put Detroit out of
the pennant race.
Foster, the smallest member of the
pitching staff, was the hero of the last
world SERIES He defeated the Quak-
ers in the first Boston victory, hold
ing them to three hits, and in the last
game, won from Mayer and Rixey.
Carrigan has great pitching staff
and only ten runs were made of the
crew in five games, and not one OF
the three pitchers were taken out of
the box. Babe Ruth wants chance
this year, and may be seen In action
in one of the games.
The Boston pitching staff is COM
paratively young one, and the hurlers
may be termed youngsters. On the
other hand Brooklyn will have diff
ferent combination to shoot at the Red
Hose. They have Pfeffer, Smith,
Cheney, Vanguard, Dell, Coombs and
Rucker. On paper this team may not
look as strong as the Boston fingers,
but then there are things that must
be remembered.
Watch coombsl
Jack Coombs, one of the headiest
pitchers in the business, has won
three games in one series for the big
classic. He has never been defeated
in world series contest. 1t will
take man with brains to battle with
the Red Sox, and Coombs is certain
to play a part in the defense of the
Dodgers. Only recently he pitched
a one hit game.
Then there is RUDE Marquard, the
southpaw who has been pitching good
ball for Robinson. Will RUDE prove
to the critics that he is not all in by
becoming the hero of the world Sc
ries? He has pitched great ball this
year and has had experience in world
series events?
MAP" May Have Chance
Then one must not forget George
Nap" Rucker, another southpaw who
was for many years considered the
peer of southpaw fingers in the Ma
tional League. Fans throughout the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05

country have wished to see Rucker in
action in a world series, and he may
be given chance. Robbie may fig
ure that a seasoned veteran will have
better opportunity than a young
ster. Rucker has turned in q number
of good games this season.
Larry Cheney is another cast of, as
was Marquard and Coombs, but he
has been pitching good ball this year
and should be given a chance in the
big series. Cheney's best year was
in 1912 when he won 20 out of SO
games for the Cubs. This year he has
been pitching good ball.
Big Pfeffer has been considered the
best man of the Brooklyn pitching
staff throughout the series and has
made great record, but whether or
not he will be as effective as the vet.
Grams, is a question. Sherrod Smith
is another man who can be counted
upon to do the business, but Robbie
has won pennant with veterans and
discards, and he may figure that the
pitchers with experience will be the
men to send on the mound
catchers Even
In the catching departments the two
teams should be about even. Meyers
and Miller are better hitters than Car
rigan, Cady and Thomas. but the Bos-
ton combination will work behind diff
ferent pitchers, which may be a help
to the defensive strength. Meyers
may catch IL Pfeffer is sent on the
mound.
Brooklyn has a big advantage at
the initial sack, as both DaHbert and
Merlxle surpass Hoblitzell and Gamer
Daubert is far and away the best
player of the four. At second base
Brooklyn will have Cutshaw, a good
fielder and hitter for extra bases,
and he should rank with Janvrin in
all around play. but II Barry gets in
then Boston should have the advan-
tage at the keystone sack.
Scott = Star
Everett Scott is a much hetter field
er than Ivan Olsen, and has the ex.
perience of working in a world series.
Olsen is aggressive and plays ball the
hardest in pinch, and the ex-coaster
may be counted upon to play good
ball. Larry Gardner at third is more
finished player than Mowrey, and the
fact that he is the only Boston player
to hit over 300 means heap.
The Boston outfeld may not be a
better outfield the season through
than the Brooklyn fly catchers, but
they have proved to be strong in a
pinch. It was Lewis and Hooper who
upset things last year, not iris Speak
er, and Clarence Walker is certain to-
fit into the combination. He has a
great throwing arm and Is not weak
hitter. Then do not forget Olaf Hem
riksen, who is always star in the
pinch. This boy has been the orig
inal dope upsetter and may be in at
the finish this year.
1t should be great battle for hon.
ors and without doubt at the least six
games will be played. Already Homo
lulu is getting the fever, and when
the series starts on Saturday there
is certain to be a number of fans col
lected around the Star-Bulletin score
board.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05
THEY Don't live
NBROQKLYNOR
BOSTON At ALL
Not a Star in Big Series Lives
in Two Cities Which Win
Fight for Worlds Honors

Brooklyn and Boston are battling
| for the championship, and the fans
will receive the news of the first
game on Saturday morning in
this city, but there will be no Boston
and Brooklyn players battling for hon.
ors. This may seem strange, but not
/ one of the players who will contest
for the greatest honors in baseball
lives in Boston or Brooklyn.
| Brooklyn has not a home town play
er on the team, and the great state OF
New York, with all its population has
not a representative on either team.
Baseball is a game which draws from
every section, and out of list OF 80
players who will participate, Fl states
are represented. and California leads
them all with four representatives on
the two teams.
Porter, Georgia
Porter, Georgia, where there is a
water tank and general store, should
become famous this year as this little
town will supply two heroes in the
big classic. Fsctoryville, Pa, was
made FAMOUS by Mathewson, and
Smith and Myers may do the same
for Porter, Ga.
The following information has
been gathered to give Honolulu fans
an idea OF where the players get their
mail when they are at home.
William Carrigan, Lewiston, Me.
George Foster. Lehigh, Okla
| John W. Coombs, Lagrande, Ia.
i Del Gamer Elkins w, Va. e..
Olaf Henriksen, Wareham, Mass.
Harold Janvrin, Haverhill, Mass.
Fred Merkle, WATERFOWL, Wis.
Everett Scott, Bluffton, Ind.
Clarence Walker, Denver, Col.
Lawrence Cheney, Bartlesvflle, kas.
Vean Gregg, Chehalis, Wash.
| Hubert Leonard, Oakland, Cal.
Richard Marquard, Cleveland, o.
George Ruth, Baltimore, Md.
Ernest Shore, East Bend, N. C.
Harry Hooper, Santa Barbara, Cal.
Richard HobIitZel, Cincinnati, o..
John Barry, Meriden, Conn. ..~
Duffy" Lewis, Los Angeles, Cal.
/ Forest Cady. Bishop Hill, Ill.
William Gardner, Enosburg Falls,
! Vermont *. 80.
Charles Stengel, Kansas City, Mo.
Ollie 0'Mara, st. Louis, Mo. -
Gus Getz, Pittsburg, Pa. -=
Harry Myers, Porter, Georgia.
Zach Wheat. Kansas City, Kas.
Jake Daubert Llewellyn, Pa. :
Otto Miller, indianapolis, Ind. i
George Cutshaw, Los Angeles, Cal
George Rueker, Alpharetta, Ga.
Sherrod Smith, Porter, Ga
Edward Pfeffer, Champaign, Ill.
William Dell, Butte, Mont. " IT,
Roast beef is Berlin is 70 cents
pound. ...-..-..... 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05
NATIONAL LEAeuE

At Philadelphia Philadelphia Z
Boston Z.
At Brooklyn-New York Z. Brooklyn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05

Roast beef is Berlin is 70 cents a
pound. .....- 49,:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05
eRAssaopPeRs TO HOP

The Grasshoppers will schedule a
tame at Tantalus Park en- Sundag
TIE Rel Men and Canoes are slated
o hett'e for the championship. Menr
9ers OF both teams are requested 10
meet On Ius,tan street at 8 o'clock
IN Snnday mo-ainc The bafte-y for
tie Canoes viii be Faria and Soares.
For the Red Men, Comes and Mara
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05
READ THIS, BASEBALL FANS


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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05

so.e Eyes. GranaIaIea E~ekb.,s, -
snflamed by eAposIIre 70 unr Dust AID Win
quickly renewed by Murine RI
marting Just " III - L '@Lr ')rT
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05
PAclFlc COAST lEAeuE

Yesterdays results:
Vernon 2. Salt Lake l.
San Francisco 4, Los Angeles 3.
Portland 0, Oakland 6.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-05
MAJOR ROSE WINS AGAIN

Major Rose defeated Lieut.. Wayne
in the officers bowling tournament
yesterday afternoon at the armory
Rose made score of 1S0-l24-14S-
49,, Wayne had score of 140-132--
l0S-375. In the next match Major
Redington win meet Lieut.. Lam. Nor
gan and Gray have the high score
for the ragtime tournament to date.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-13
PRESENTATION OF CUPS
WILL Be HELD TUM|GHT
DALLAS FINS Will CONF TO
MAxsHarHfE To AWARD
ctpS Won IN FILMS.
Program Tor Bccasion VIII iic Held
ou Court House Lawn aud VIII
~ Opened for the Public.

Tonight al eight o'clock. on the
court house lawn. the Dallas Elks.
twenty-five in number. will present
the cups recently won az the Dallas
Eika convention.
The wsxahachic band viii fur
nish music for the occasion. Dave
Calm viii present the Linz Bros.
cup to the waxnhaehie EIks lodge
for having brought the greatest
number of ladies TO the convention.
George Rockhold will present the
cup won by the waxahachie band.
Dave CABIN on this occasion viii
stag his famous song. Mother Nc
chree." This song viii be rendered
through meeaphcne. Mr.. Calm is
clever singer and this on num-
Der il bit out OF the ordinary. II
will be a traat 10 al lovers of song.
Come down tonight and bring
every member OF your family. You
will enjoy the program from be-
ginning TO end. Now. don't be sell
Ash and leave your wife al home.
She likes music as well as you do.
Young man. see IL you cannot make
n date" with your best giri--and
II you fail, try some other fellows
girl.
There will be no admission fec
the collection plate will not be
passed just simply free and it's
for you. Come.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-13
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
wash the poisons and toxins from
system before putting moro
food into stomach.
Says lnside-bathing makes any.
one look and feel clean,
aWeet and refreshed.

Wash yourself on the inside be-
fore breakfast like you do on the
outside. This is vastly more inn
portant because the skin pores do
not absorb impurities into the blood,
causing illness. while the bowel
pores do.
For every ounce of food and drink
taken into the stomach, nearly an
ounce of waste material must be
carried out of the body II this
waste material Is not eliminated
day by day il quickly ferments ana
generates poisons. gases and tox-
ms which are absorbed or sucked
into the blood stream. through
.fmph duets which should suck only
nourishment to sustain the body.
a splendid health measure Is 60
drink. before breakfast each das. a
slaas of re4l hot water Nifh tea
spoonful ~ limestone phosphate In
4, which T. harmless way to
wash these Holans. eases ana taA-
ins ffom iac stomach Ever Kid
avs= ant bosels. thus eleausfnz.
soteteninr aHd refrsshIur tne en-
tiFr .liweltafs saual heaore pufsaa.
1 More tosa iusa .lr .sosnsrt
= quarter neaaa 81 umtsfes
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-13

A party of Dallas Elks--probably
fifty--will 20 on a special train this
evening to waxahachie TO attend an
entertainment planned for the pre-
sentation of the two cups won at
the recent convention OF the Texas
Elks' association at Dallas. The
train Will leave Dallas at $50
o'clock. The waxahachie Eiks won
one cup for having the largest del
egation Of women here and the 9th
er for having the largest number
Of automobiles In the parade.
Dave ID. CABIN of Dallas will de-
liver the principal address tonight
and present the cups TO the city.
Mayor Il. u. Prince will receive the
cups on the part of the city. The
meeting will be held under Che aus
pieces OF the city council, the Cham
ber OF Commerce and the Waxaha-
chic Elks' club. II will be held on
the public square.-Dallas News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-13

State Teachers association has been
organized to Develop school libraries;
and the library work OF the Il. r. W.
G. IA described. Some OF the other
items of interest are the Shakes
peare Tereentenary" listing some
Shakespeareau books the Commits
zion has To lend and telling where TO
get directions for Shakespearean
pageant for commencement or for
next fall, shakespeare: Editions.
biography, and Critical Works" by
Professor Dodge. describes the besr
shakespearean. books for small
library, by Texas About Texans
For Texans. Is the heading cover
ing reviews of three recent books
hy Texas authors; Monuments to
Broken Pledges" urges towns with
Carnegie buildings not fulfilling their
contract in maintaining the library
to do so: parents interested In good
literature for their children should
not faif Ia read Choosing Books for
Bows and Girls. by Z. w, Mumtord,
what Has the Library Worker to
DO Each Day" will prove Jolt 20
such believing them 10 have sine
cures: Opportunities for Women
in Library Work" is a hrief outline
OF an article by one of the leading
librarians Of the country, Miss Hazel
tire. My Neighbor aud l. Is col
lection of news-notes from the IL
brarics of the state. Professor Cid
con. secretary of the Fine Arts az
ISOLATION, reviews the work OF the
Fine Arts association for the past
year.
This bulletin cannot be bought
with money. bat any one interested
IN library development in Texas and
in what libraries In Texas can do for
The people 81 Texas may obtain
copy rs writing the editor. Miss
oetasia r. Rogan. Toxas Lihr'r>
ard Historical Commission. Austin.