The Boy Scouts at the Panama-Pacific Exposition

"The Boy Scouts at the Panama-Pacific Exposition" by John Henry Goldfrap is an action-packed story about young Boy Scouts, Rob Blake and Andy Bowles, who find themselves in the midst of an exciting adventure connected to the Panama-Pacific Exposition. During their vacation, Rob and Andy save Professor Andrew McEwen from a fire on a boat. This act connects them when the professor asks them to transport a scientific shipment to California. In exchange, they'll have their expenses paid, enabling them to visit the Exposition; their excitement is challenged by sneaky thieves who are trying to steal the valuable cargo, creating a suspenseful mix of bravery and teamwork typical of the Boy Scout spirit.