CALIXTUS

name of three popes: Calixtus I. 217-22, said to have been a a noble Burgundian, chosen Pope at Cluny, and displaced the Anti-Pope, Gregory VIII.—Calixtus III. 1455-58, his advancement in the Church to Alfonso V. of Aragon. (1586-1656), Ger. theologian; sought to broaden basis of Luther an ism. (1857), s. of John Franklin and Abigail Welles Calkins. Practiced law and ranched in California. Was one of the early explorers of the Black Hills Country and early became familiar with many of the Indian tongues. Is a naturalist and lover of the open. For years has written of the Far West and for nearly forty years a constant con-- tri but or to Youth’s Companion and other magazines. His stories of life on the plains are published in more permanent form in such books as Up the Mi ouri; Captured by the Crows, The Cougar Tamer, 1899; My Host the Enemy, 1901; Two Wilderne Voyagers, 1903; The Wooing of the Tohata.