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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-17

Entries for the first invitation golf
tournament Of the Country Club of
Virginia closed yesterday afternoon.
The list shows that as many as 1o0,
OF whom about one third are from out
Of town. will tee off on Thursday morn
ing in the qualifying round
owing 10 The large entry list. IL has
been decided 10 cut the qualifying
round from thirty-siX 20 eighteen
holes. Even with this hig cut. il will
require as much rs six hours to get
all or the players away from the start.
The drawings for the qualifying round
VIII he made this afternoon and Will
he published Tomorrow morning. The
list Will also be posted Al the Country
club Tonight III order that the players
viii know when they are due to start.
Among those who viii be here from
out Of town are Matthew White Pax
ton Jr.. Virginia state champion: John
q. Davidson. Of the Columbia Country
Club. Washington. Middle Atlantic
States champion. ". y. Paul, winner OF
the recent Ashev;lle tourney. and Sid
ney Sherwood. of Philadelphia. winner
Of the Lakewood tourney, In which Mr..
Paul
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the ball straight to center field. and in
some manner. Yet unknown. for It was
very dark about this time. the ball
cluded kopp and Clemens jumped for
home.
Buffalo went to the front in the
second with two tallies. Five singles
did the trick, but they could not repeat.
The Bisons' leadership was short ed
iichmond players brought home
stopped pluckins tallies there. but they
had sufficient and TO spare. Clemens
opened and hit n short tly. TO left, on
which Carlstrom made clever catch.
good because the ball bounded out of
his glove and he recovered his hold be-
fore 1t feil 70 the ground Hummers
error on Eibcrs grounder started
things. Hend,yX dried the sod away
out in left with q scream OF hit
Eihel set out for third, and Jackson
tried 10 head him off. He failed. In
il for second. but McDonald's aim was
defective, the ball going to the out
field and Eibel went in TO be congratu-
lated by President Alvin NJ. Smith.
while Billy Smith whispered words Of
gladness TO Hendrix as he slid into
third: Bankston and HendryX pulled
OF the neatest squeeze play ever re
corded in the book Of plays, with the
latter scoring McDermott was passed
upon as dangerous and given hrst. Ar
ragon came along with a two Dagger.
both he and McDermott plastering the
home plate with mud when Roche sin
sled to deep left. II was a pitchers
battle after the third. Richmond Sc
curing five hits and no tallies. Buffalo
one binElc and tho same quantity Of
runs as the visitors.
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INDIANS CAPTURE TROPHY
WILLIAM AND MARY WINS
RU9BER GAME OF SERIES

Aided by Garnet,s pitching a

Aided by Garnetts pitching and NJ
teen safe blows, the William and Mary
Indians won the baseball championship
Association yesterday afternoon al
Broad street Park, when they defeated
the Randolph Macon Yellow Jackets
b. the score OF to ..
In the first inning the Indians got
10 Woodfn for one run. Hehin. the
Indian third sacker, greeted Woodhn
by hitting one Of his offerings 10 the
fence in left center field for tire.
bases. Woodtn seemed 20 ind himself
after that wailop. and the next two
batters were retired on strikes. ~.
Williams however. scored Helm with
strikes. The yellow Jackets drew
blanks in their half OF the first frame
and In every inning thereafter with
the exception of the ninth. when they
scored two runs. William and Mary
seemed 10 find the offerings OF Wood
during the rema inder OF the game. two
counters each being registered in the
second. fourth and sixth innings.
The game was featured mainly by
the hitting of the Indians. With Cos
lee the chief swatter of the day Cos
lee got four hits OUT OF FIVE trips to the
plate. +. Williams and Helm ran him
close second by getting three out
Of FIVE times UP. Chief Garnett dem
onstrated that he could nit some. as
we'll as pitch. by getting two hits out
Of four trips Although he was de-
pitched good game and struck out
eight batters.
This was the third time in the last
SIX years that these teams have been
tied for first honors, and each time
the Indians have come out victorious
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

First race--selling. four and one
half furlongs-Eiot Teddy. III tGoose).
s4l0, So. $3.50 first; Hester Smith los
on Gamer. sil.ao $3.50. second; Mil
brey. los Cooper, 500 third. Time.
Sc as. The Duke. Jargon Alcina.
Outft, Innocent Inez and Sister Riley
also ran.
Second selling. mile and three six
tecnths-Sleeth. Ill tGoose), $3.50.
$40. SEQ. first; Lahore, Ill Little).
$3.50 SEQ. second: Irish Gentleman.
III on. Garncrl, $3.50. third. Time.
204. Lindcnthall and Worlds Wonder
also ran.
Third-purse. four and one-half fur
112 (Murphy), $500,
$3.50 out. first: Green Jones Ito
tGoose). s3so. out. second: Midway: IFS
81. McTaggarD, out, third: Time,
sc l5. Saffron Girl and walter II.
Pearce also ran.
Fourth-miie and an eishhth-,,RssSy
$3.50, out. first: Bryn L.mah. lo2 (Mur-
nhy>. s2so out. second Leo Ray: 100
(Louder). out, third: Time. i:5d 40
Lady Rotha also ran.
Fifth--miie and sixteenth--Haxd
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PlMLiCO RESULTS

First race--tour and one-haif fur
TasssrS s5s6 t2TTa,a no 6rs a. Nc
ond Monomy. 10 1McAst.eye., 80 $50 $50
;h l,,i,I. Tune, So =; fITs' nailoi in:
sccond-Moun, Washington s,eeple.
chase, two milss-.itaitery, 1872 I'oyle).
- sI sa!S ss s sseans t
perhuman. i3i oHayn"s), sl4r. third
Time, sol Mayhmd II. Emerald Gem
Falmouth. Anticertic and Elcc, also
,M Thirb~sellins mils, Black Zine; ~
MonoGacy. li2 tRalD, $3.50. $500 sec
third Time i:+3 2-5 Jacket. Blue
Mouse, Counterpart and Pardner also
i'ourth--selling handicap frs, d.
Ckeogh>. $50, $500. s2's6, tirsi: Re-
oakwood. 100 tMcA,ee). SO, s2so. sec
$3.50. 'hird Time, i.is Bryn Rose.
Old Bob Rosemary and swee,ie also
Fifth-Fores, rarX handicap. six FUR
longs Water Lad, 100 IL McTag-
gar, no .Keorhj. 50. $3.50, second:
Time, l:I4l-5. Judge wright Rhine
Maiden, Robert Bradley. Back I3av and
seq HHach also ran.
IN, 'hk. hnnHiTap' second az.
/ CMonntainJ, $3.50. $3.50 $3.50. first;
. Chesterton. 10. ,Shuttingerj, 81, $3.50.
second Clint 100 'keoshJ. $500. third
( lime Ii i-h. Jim Basey. Casaba
! i'a!nrerfeld. Relic Of tho Kitchen, Ben
/ ce!. Ashcan, Armament and Recluse
. also ran
/ Seventh Boland Park handicap.
selling. mile and forty yard.-Supycme
70" - McTaegarD, $3.50. 81 So 20
Hr:t Greetings. !n3 iHa!!,, sa!n. $3.50
q
&7.Ao. third Time. l:452.s D,nah DO
J Handful and Peacock also ran.
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NUTS DEFEAT BUILDERS

PETERSBURG. VA. May ls.-For
seven Innings Petersburg and Newport
News hattied in great shape without
being able TO get runner further
than third sack Mozart for Peters
burg, and Scott. FOR Newport News
were in great form. and until tho
eighth only three hits each had been
made In the eighth. after Pahlrnan
mad flied out to spencer. Lake made a
two Dagger TO left. but was left on
base. Scott and Schultz being easy outs.
After Mozart mad famed. Spencer hit
three hagEcr 10 right and scored on
Helfrich's error Of IIenry'n slow
groundcr down tho third base line
Allen singled and Henry came homo
played q hnc fielding game Not the
sembiance OF an error was made BY
Petersburg. Spencer and Lake figured
in tho batting horors. The score:
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Ball. los ca. CarrolD, sl46o, $3.50 "a
first: Billows, 1913 tShilling), sic. *
500, second Jessie Louise, los ,Mee,
hand, $3.50. third. Time. 80 =.
plea sureville, Conflagration. Ccreopsis
Gold Color and Lady Worthingion also
ran.
Sixth-six furlongs-Nars Cassidy.
Sosius. log tShillinG), IS. $500 second:
Hawthorne, 1l3 tMurphy). 1910. third.
Time. lis %. Cane Run. Cash on
Delivery and Black Beauty also ran
Sevcnth--mile and sixteenth
Transit. 10 Goose). $3.50 $3.50 $40.
frst: st. Charlotte. loo on Garner
tStearns). $40, third. Time. l:so 20.
Brooks, Brookfield, Grosvenor. Weiga
and Dude also ran.
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TARHEELs SPANK NORFOLK
TEAGUE HOLDS JAMES WELL
IN HAND FOR FULL GAME
MOZART nnd Scott I'm Pitching Duel Mt
Fetcrhburg. ind Goobers Beat
Newport News.

ROCKY MOUNT, " c.. May 1s-
While league was master of his game,
Norfolk "aS yanking her twIrlers In
hopes of stemning a batting rally. and
the champs annexed to-day's game by
score OF u TO ..
league would not have been scored
uG"n except for costly errors. as the
southpaw never allowed two hits i'm a.
single inning. On the other hand the
Tarhcels made Magaliss life misera bio
from the opening, when he held tho
locals only through fast double play
while in the two succeeding frames
tho Tarheels were retired with tho
bases choked. Porray. to the relief,
Jared hu. little better than his pre-
decessor and fifteen hits were counted
against the opposing Fingers. Bruce
in left. made two sensational running
robs for grca. and timely catches
The score.
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RIM. Field Day.

BEDFORD, VA May 16.-RandoIph-
Macon Academy held its annual field
day on Saturday. The day was ideal,
and splendid records were made. par
ticularly in the dashes, which were
closely contested
Clarence NJ. Thomas. of Newport
News. carried away the honors OF the
day as ail-round champion. with TWEEN
ty-eight points, and walter HashaEen,
of North Carolina, came second. with
twenty and one-half points.
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Tome Gets New Concb.

PORT DEPOSIT. MD. May L.
George f. Green, director of physical
training at st. Adams School. Wash
ington, has just been appointed to a
similar post at the Tome School. Port
Deposit, Md, where next season he
will succeed Carl Herring Smith. Mr..
Green is a native of Philadelphia. and
was graduated In 1905 from the de-
partment OF physical training Of Tenn
Pile University. later receiving a certih-
cate from Yale for undergraduate work
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CARDS WIN IN TENTH

ST. LOUIS, May ls.-The Cardinals
won a ten-inning game from the Su-
perhas to-day, to !. Corhau opened
with a walk, Snyder singled. and both
runners advanced on Myers's tumble.
Butler, batting for Jasper lined to
Wheat. Corhan scoring the winning
run. Marquard was chased after the
first inning, when two walks and two
singles counted three runs. Score:
RrookIyn
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TIGERS ARE OVERWHELMED
Washington Hits Rail to All Parts OF
Lot and Takes Third Straight

WASHINGTON, May ls.-Washington
oVerwhei lined Detroit to-day. winning.
IL to 3. the third straight game of the
series. Nine runs were scored by the
Ter and Roland Erick son stopped the
onslaught temporarily. but was batt.d
freely before the game ended. Score:
Washington. Detroit
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PILLS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
CHAMPS SCORE FOUR RUNS
IN FIRST AGAINST CiNCY
bancroft Hurts FinEer-Cnrds Win
Tcn-InninE Game From Superhns
by One Run

CINCINNATI. May 1.-two bases on
alls and triples by Niehof and Cra-
vath. scored four runs off Schultz in
the first inning this afternoon. and
Philadelphia made clean sweep o.!
the series with Cincinnati. 10 3
Knetzer. who relieved in the third. al
lowed but three hits during the re-
naming seven innings Bancroft in
iured finger on his throwing hand in
the third inning. and may be out OF the
game for some time. Score.
PhitadelDbia Cincinnati.
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STANDING OF CI.I;Bs

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Norfolk at Rocky Mount
Hoprwrll Ut Portsmouth,
Newport News at Petersburg
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STANDING OF CLUBS.
WHERE THEY L

WHERE THEY rLAY TO-DAY.
New York ST. Louis
BroOhiln at Chicago
Boston nt Cincinnati.
Philadelphia ut Pittsburgh
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
RICHMOND Mt Buffalo.
Newark at Toronto.
Baltimore at Montreal
Providence RoCh-stet.
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Newport New
Petersburg
To,.ls...a gyms Totals....:a tcti
Scor. BY innings:
Sus.n, snr,

Sror~ bN irnInEs. r.
Newport News ...... A o.,
Petersburg .......... -
Summary: Rur.-Spercer Henri Two
ha>' hi's-Wrattsn. Lake. Gonlhy Three
base h!,-Sp~nc~r Stolen hase.-ir:rsch.r.
Crist. Double pIay--"ratt"n 70 Crist n
pahlman Sncr!fc. hi,s-Herry. Harrison.
Moha-, Bases balls-or Scott or
MOZART, , Left On ses-PetArshurr :.
Newport News Iii- by pi,cher-hr SCOT,
urmsch-rl. Sacrifice sy-Alieu S'rrcN
out-by Scott. :. rs Nohar' Tass-d NrV
Lax" Time, -. rrpir" Hg-h",
tendance ;C1
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington, l5; Detroit, 3.
All other games rIln)
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland mt New York.
Chicago at Boston.
81. Louis ut Philadelphia
Detroit at Wnshingto on
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Total. !, is?',i Totals ..s'iiA

Washington ......... !: la
Detroit .............. O.
summary: Runs-MnrGan ~, Foster 49,.
Milan ,@i. Rondeav t2D. Judge ca. ShanEs.
hcnr!. Mcbride. Gallia. VII. COBB ,l.
Bases on hails-on Gsll!a. /: on Bochler. 2:
OF iSoiAnd. of Erickson > iils-on
bochicr. !, on Boland. In Ia inning: on
trlchstn, In l-& Innings Struck out
.! ihlli". :. bY Boiand. ny Erickson. {.
Three base hits-Fcstcr, Judge. Rondcau.
TWn-hasc hits-Mlan. Rondeau Witt StoIer
naSesL fenr!. Mcbride. cohn. Empires,
MLIA .hEand mnG ENans. TIM
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Rocky Mount.
Norfolk.
Norfolk ......1 o O O o ~
Rocky Mount .....n O 4 o o s-C

Suinnhry' Kuns-Whitted Hartsell. her
ger. Goosetree. Parma!ee. Mccleiland. Tai
bot. league. Left on basss--Nortoik, s.
Rocky Mount. il. Stolen bases-whitted
aorpeth. Weicher, Hartsel Sacrifice hits
Edwards Berger ~. McCieliand. EissL
wn- base h!ts--Sewtnn. Edwards Berger
Double playH-haEalis tn weicher to Nor
pcth. INNINGS pitched-Maxaiis. Ia:
Forray. "a Earned runH-ofT Sasaiik a;
or Porray. >: OF league. O. Base hits-on
MaEaiis. ) on Pnrray. 7. Struck out-oy
MhraliH. :. by rorray. 2: by TenEue T.
Base on balls--on MaEAlis. ): of Porrny,
~: on league. 2. Time Of game, l:6a
I'm pie. Kennedy. Alte ndancn. hhh
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RICHMOND.
Score by innings:

Buffalo ...... 2 q q u q q q %
RICHMOND Il o 4 o u q . o.
summary: Earned rum Rich
mond, 3; Buffalo, 2. Firrt has. On
bslIs-oh Bidder, .; OF Rhnndes, a..
Struck out--by BIDDER, 4; by NhoHd<s
8. First hahe on errorh-Richmopd,
z. Two-bane hits-Banksfon, Rey-
nolda. ArraEon. Sacrifice hltn--
Eibel, DHnkaton t2J, Hendryx,
RhoadeN. Left on baken--DuHnio.
I2t Richmond, 10. Double play
Mcdonald to TfummcI to Hol,nen
Hit by pitcher-Cnristrona- Jnekson
Ifmpiroa, Cleary ana HransHrid
Time of game, AZ.
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Philadelphia ........ q o-i
Cincinnati ........... y a-3
summary: Runs Bancroft, SiehoN. Stock
'-ravRth. Sea!e. Griffith Loudcn. Two base
hit--Gr!ffith. Three-base hits-Sichon. era
vRth. Scai". Sacrifice hits-whitted. Herzog
Double piays-I.oudcn 10 H-r4og to Chase;
Hcrzog TO Chase. Hin by pitcher-bv knrt-
ger. tC'ra vHthb. Struck out-by Mayer.
by Schulz. !; by knetz"r. I Passes on balls
on Schulz g. OF knctzer. / Umpres
BYRON and Guiglcy. Time. 40.
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Totals. III Is q Is 3 Totals
'Batted for Moss In ninth.
Score By innings.

Summary: Runs-Hefin f:l. Goslee f2).
daway. Two-hase hit-Goslee. Three base
hit--Henin: stolen bases-Finney. Butter
worth. Helm. Double plays-Stryker 10 p.
Williams to N. williams (CogbIlD. Bases
balls-of Woodhn. l; off Garrett. /.
Garnett. CoEbill. Struck out--by Wooden.
S; by Garnett. .. Wild pitches-Woodin n.
Left on bases--Willism and Mary. 2; Ran
doiph Macon. Z. Time Of game. hour and
40 minutes. Umpire. Mr.. fIedgepeth.
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. !: Cincinnati g.
ST. Louis, D: Brooklyn. uen inninEs).
tNN other EnInes pOstpOned.l
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'i!attcd for Jasper In tenth
tone out when winning run was scored.
Score by innings: r
st. Louis ......... " is
brooklyn .......... 0 q o.
Summary Runs-Smith. Bethel, Eescher
Miller, Corhan, Daubert t2l. StenGel, Wheat
Two base hit-StcnGcl Home run-Rescher
Sacrifice hits-Bcschcr t2). Daubert, Butler
Stolen hascs-Daubert. Mowrcy Double
play-MoWTcy to Dauhert TO Miller Wild
pltch--MaRauard. Bases on balis-of Mar
guard. .. off Jasper. 3. OF Doll. !. Struck
out-by Jasper. g. by Dell. s. Empires,
klrn and Emalie. Time. 2.o5.
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STANDING OF CI.uRs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Ashevllle ut Charlotte.
Whist On Salem at Durham
Raleigh at Green.horo
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North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Asheville. I: Charlotte. 3 Ucn innincs,
Greensboro. 2: Raleigh, o dive inninesI
Durham. 5; Winston Salem, z {flrsf game,
Durham, D: Winston Salem. (seconi
,unel,
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Virginia League

nESrLTS YESTERDAY.
Petersburg. 2: Newport News. o.
Rocky Mount, g: Norfolk =.
HOpeweiiPo smouth iruInD.
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BOTH CLUBS DID SCORING;
IN EARLY PATTI OF GAME

SCorirE by Noth clUhs tO-hay was
accomplished in the early frames After
the 'Elrd neither side knew what IL
was TO make a trip back 10 the home
plate. AL the damage WAS registered
before INST TIM. RchmoNd Was first
20 hreah across the rubber. Clemens
drew on Badcr for Il walh. Ethel sac
r!fced him 70 second. where Clemens
remained while HendryX popped on, 10
Mcdonald. BanEsion. hoWS~er, was
not so easily disposed OF He showed
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How They Stand This
Morning
International League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND. S; Buffalo. 9.
(All other games rain.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-17

Totals 40 10 ? Totals: 81 stcs IL :
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-05-04
LETTER FROM
STATE CAPITOL
WHO FIRST ASSORTED LuM5ER2
Mr.. MeGILLIVRAY TELLS A
FoREsTRL CLASS OF 1T.
LARGE SUM FROM AUTO TAXES
All the Latest Political Dope. Facts
and Fancies Gathered From State
House Politicians.
[5y ourd M. Hayes.1

Lansing-Reciting the history of
lumber grading TO the Michigan Agri-
cultural College forestry class. j. H.
est fire department said: 1T is likely
that Noah sorted his lumber for con-
structing the ark, that Solomon segre-
gated his Lebanon cedar for the build
ing of the temple, and that both knew
that ten-dollar culls would make as
good a corn crib as sixty-dollar Sc
lects. The first distinctions in grad
ing from a trade consideration OF
which We have definite knowledge
however, came to us from Stockholm,
Sweden, about 1870.
Evolution in Maine and lower Can
ada brought the grades to the Saginaw
valley about 1860 as good. fne-com-
mon, common, shipping-culls and
culls.
Present standard divisions are:
Clear: First. second and third; finish
ing: A-select, B-select, C-select, D-se-
lect; factory: A-select, B-select, c.
select. No. ! shop, No. 2 shop, No. 3
shop and Inch" shop; common: D
stock, No. /, No 2 and No. 8; culls:
No. 4, No. 8, No. 6, of down grades Of
common.
these are the wholesale terms on
the Great Lakes docks. They are
the fundamental base OF all lumber
grading on both hard and soft woods.
When the Lansing. Detroit, Buffalo or
Chicago dealer buys from the northern
mill yards or docks he recognizes
only these grades. But almost every
city and district have local deviations
from these grades. What would only
be a No. 2 common in Lansing might
pass as No. common in some place
more remote from the initial market.
Siding, ceiling, flooring, shiplap
are not grades as the layman is led
to believe They are simply forms
of milling which may be of any quail
fly of sound lumber.
Thirty years ago in Michigan lum-
Der went in to the mill burners as
waste that is now bringing $50 per
thousand feet in the eastern market
There is opportunity for conservation
of lumber in its proper utilization
When grades are mixed in exterior
work, such as siding, the presence OF
the better grades serve only to ac-
centuate the defects in the poorer
boards. Thus the whole wall shows
to a greater disadvantage than il it
were all low grade.
Builders and users OF lumber. even
the federal government, have talked
much of a lumber trust There is
no such thing in a continental way
Local combinations are possible Of
course and doubtless some exist.