, 1901-09-05

F.. Neabr, local manager for the Wag-
ner Typewriter company, makers OF the
Underwood, whose office is in Franklin
street.
Ever since the opening OF the exposit-
ton he has been studying some way in
which to most forcibly display the WIS.,
ible writing qualities of the Underwood,
together with its ease, simplicity and
speed of operation.
This week he perfected the present
device, which is wonderfully successful
and already keeps the booth literally
crowded with interested spectators.
The machine which is to do the au-
tomato writing rests on a high pedestal
facing the outer side, and whenever the
hidden operator sees anyone he knows
looking at the machine, he is to
make the machine address them and
the other exhibitors in that section of
the building will take their friends over
to the Underwood booth and by collus-
ion with the operator furnish the visit
or with a surprise in much the same
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While everyone is attracted and anus
ed at the exhibit, it is noticeable that no
one can watch the display without be-
coming Interested in the operation OF
the Underwood Type writer and Impress
ed with the fact that in the machine is
the complete solution of visible writing.
Unlike other machines, the Under
wood writes from the front, using a for
ward motion of the type bars. The let
tiers all strike the paper on a line with
the eye in such a way that without any
movement of the body or neck the writ
ing is always visible, and it is because OF
this that it is possible to deceive the
people with the mind reading machine.
This feature is. however. a very small
portion of the interesting exhibit of the
Wagner Typewriter Company, for with
in their booth everything is arranged
with the same novelty and advance that
characterizes the Underwood Typewriter
as compared with other machines.
A most wonderful exhibition Of ex-
pert typewriting is continually going on
within the booth which is the cynosure
of the eyes of all visitors. May E. Car
rington, of Springfield, Mass, M Alice
NJ. Schreiner, of Boston, Mass, who are
conceded to be the most expert and
fastest typewriter operators in the world,
give exhibitions on the machines, which
are actually startling, and possible only
on the speedy Underwood.
With their eyes blindfolded and on
machines with unlettered keys, they
rake dictation as rapidly as the ordin-
AIRY person talks, and turn out page af-
Ter page of work in which a microscope
cannot find an error.
The Underwood booth adjoins the
Mexican exhibit, in the Liberal Arts
Building, and is one Of the most pleas.
ing IN the grounds. 1t is constructed
Of Flemish oak, richly polished and
carved, and built on lines OF architec-
ture which approach the ideal.
The GROWING dome is of red, and in
side, the dark oaken panels, the lavish
draperies of red and gold and the furni-
ture OF oak and red leather. give an in
terror that is especially attractive. Fiji
ty subdued incandescent lights shed a
radiant glow over the whole OF the ex-
hibit and weave an attractive coloring
into the booth which in itself is well
worth seeing.
So many styles OF machines, such
novel and brilliant work, such exclusive
innovations and such superiority abound
within the booth that one needs but to
see it to learn why within four years the
Underwood Typewriter has taken a fore
most place in the ranks of writing ma
chimes.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER AGENCY,
243s WASHINGTON AVE,
OGDEN, UTAH.
General Agents for Utah, Idaho, Ne.
vada, Wyoming. Montana. dragon