Bassett's Scrap Book, Vol 11, No 5

Articles in this issue
- A poem by Quincy Kilby (reprinted from the Irish Cyclist) celebrating bicycling as the purest democracy, where men of every trade and class foregather in fellowship on the road.
- On May 23rd five hundred automobile owners in Spokane, Washington, donned overalls and spent the day as common laborers smoothing the county's roads, a statewide good-roads observance proclaimed by Governor Lister and organized by the Spokane County Good Roads Association.
- A reprint from the Boston Transcript on Second Assistant Secretary of State Alvey A. Adee, whose summer departure for his yearly bicycle tour through France, camera in hand, is taken as a surer sign of fair international weather than any diplomatic dispatch.
- The League of American Wheelmen's schedule of dues, application instructions, touring-abroad privileges via the Cyclists' Touring Club of England, and badge prices, payable to Abbot Bassett, Secretary-Treasurer, Newtonville, Mass.