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...dogs were acquired by Dr. S. J. Guernsey, Assistant Director of the Peabody Museum, in 1923, while visiting the state of Arizona at the head of an expedition to the cliff caves of the so-called basket maker region. On the Kayenta Plateau, near the famous Rainbow National Ridge, the expedition came upon a great cave. Working their way into the sandy cavern the University explorers entered the moulding dwelling and discovered two perfectly preserved dogs and two Indians, almost buried out of sight in the soft dry sand. It was evident that these Indians and their hunting dogs, since...
Professor Guernsey is confident that these dogs are the predecessors of the modern American type of dog and that the coyote, instead of being at the roots of the whole canine family tree, is merely an offshooot. Other University expeditions have brought to light dogs from even remoter periods than the two now in Boston, but they were embalmed after the intricate processes of the ancient Egyptians. The two dogs in the Dog Show under the auspices of the Peabody Museum, are believed to be 3000 years...
Tackles--F. A. Clark, R. B. Covel, Guernsey Curran, E. P. Dewing, William Faversham, H. F. Godfrey, B. J. Harrison, Lyford Hutchins, B. Thackaberry...
Still later he lunched with C.W. Barren, Publisher of the Wall Street Journal. Mr. Barron is a large breeder of Guernsey cattle, and Mrs. Coolidge asked him why it is that some cows' horns curl up and other cows' horns curl down...
...Cottle '26, back 19 166 6.01 B. C. Cutler '26, back 20 164 6.00 C. A. Earl '25, center 21 184 5.11 R. J. Eckart '25, guard 20 194 6.00 1/2 J. N. Failing '27, back 20 160 6.00 S. Gill '26, end 21 170 5.08 J. S. Guernsey '25, tackle 21 190 6.04 T. S. Hart '25, end 21 160 6.02 W. O. Hickok '27, guard 19 192 6.01 J. H. Joss '25, back 22 195 6.02 W. S. Kline '27, back 23 187 6.01 D. A. Lindley '26, back 20 155 5.08 R. J. Luman...