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Scientific American Magazine Vol 98 Issue 9

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 98, Issue 9

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Features

Speed of Government and Private Excavation Compared

Under-Water Attack of Ships by Gunfire

Shall America Take the Lead in Aeronautics?

The Relation of the Audubon Movement to the Sportsman

B. S. Bowdish

Flying as a Sport--Its Possibilities

Wilbur Wright

Some Impressive Wireless Statistics

Nature's Flying Machines

Percy Collins

Modern Seven-League Boots

An Ice Yacht with a Hollow Backbone and 250 Square Feet Sail Area

H. Percy Ashley

Mountaineering in the Himalayas--The Hardships of Climbing at High Altitudes

Day Allen Willey

A Record-Breaking Automobile Bus

Motor Boating for the Man of Small Means

Harry Wilkin Perry

A New Target Grip

The New Syracuse University Stadium--The Finest Athletic Arena in America

Fish Doctoring

Peter Coleman

Improvements in Timers

Departments

Recently Patented Inventions

Index of Inventions

Patents