The cantata of "The Haymakers," for the benefit of the sanitary commission made quite a hit, and old residents will recollect Mrs. Winne, Mrs. Blakeley and Prof. Perkins, who took the leading parts.

Pretty soon I heard a voice calling, "What's your hurry, Blakeley?"

"H'lo, Blakeley," he said, in that quiet kind of a way he has; "I thought everybody was in bed.

Nothing to it, Blakeley; don't worry.

" Then he said, "You see, Blakeley, Skinny's a mighty queer

But I'm good at arithmetic, Blakeley" "Gee, you're a peach on tracking, too," I said.

"Now, Blakeley," he said, kind of more serious like, while he rowed around; "what are we going to do about it?

Same with heads, Blakeley.

Ever try to row feather-stroke, Blakeley?" Gee, I just couldn't help what I didI just couldn't resist that fellow.

Your friend, Roy Blakeley.

Temple Camp can be a mighty lonely place sometimes, Blakeley.

Then he said, "Now, Blakeley, there's only one way to get down there and that's to jump.

It's too lateBert." He said, "Blakeley, we have two chancesjust two.

I don't tell you what you've got to do, Blakeley.

He said, "Blakeley, if I don't make it, you'll have my body to ease the shock for you.

Then he said, "Now, Blakeley, I'll tell you what to do.

"That you, Blakeley?" I heard a fellow say.

Friday, August 19.Rode over to the East Gallatin river with Lieutenants Batchelor and Wright, crossing at Blakeley's bridge and reaching Bozeman at 7 o'clock p.m. Saturday, August 20.Spent the day at Bozeman and at Fort Ellis.

Roy Blakeley's funny-bone hike; illustrated by R. Emmett Owen.

Mrs. Percy Keese Fitzhugh (W); 29Dec58; R226964. Roy Blakeley up in the air.

Roy Blakeley up in the air.

Roy Blakeley up In the air.

R93255, 7Apr52, Percy Keese Fitzhugh (A) FITZHUGH, PERCY KEESE. Roy Blakeley's tangled trail; illustrated by H. S. Barbour.

Roy Blakeley's roundabout hike.

Roy Blakeley's happy-go-lucky hike.