JIM SPURLING MILLMAN By Albert W. Tolman

The second in Mr. Tolman’s splendid series which began with _Jim

Spurling, Fisherman_. Jim is now a college freshman; with a group

of college cronies he undertakes to make a little money during the

summer, running a small sawmill in the Maine woods. How these fellows

meet the unscrupulous scheming of their competitors with ingenuity and

rough-and-tumble when necessary, makes a story with thrills and a lot

of fascinating information about the romantic and technical side of

sawmill life.

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