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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
suBoKDINATES OF FIRE
CHIEF ARE ELECTED
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENICE, Nov. 30.-Following the action
Oh the city trustees In appointing Frank
Watson to succeed Chief Sprankling al
the head of the volunteer fire department
The members of the organization met last
evening and elected other new officers to
replace those who served under the for
mr. chief.
Those elected were: Assistant chief
Andy Anderson; secretary, John Molitor;
captain hose No. 1. George Hubbard;
captain hose No. 2, w. H. Laseter; cap
tain engine No. /, A. T. Rowland; lieu
tenant hose No. 1, Water Sharp; lieuten-
ant hose No. 2, ]. Thomas.
Innis Kinney, the 17-year-old son Of ABB
bot Kinney, was unanimously agreed on
as mascot.
1t was made known at the meeting that
the volunteers who fought the flames at
the recent lumber mill fire will be paid
81 each for their work. The Santa Monica
volunteers who were at the fire will be
paid like amount.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
MISSES HOLD; FOOT is
CRUSHED BY TROLLEY

Chauncey Barnes, a contractor of Mon
rovia, was thrown beneath a Monrovia
car at First and Los Angeles streets last
right and seriously injured.
Barnes endeavored to board the car
while it was in motion. He caught the
front hand rail, but his foot slipped from
the step and he swung beneath the car,
the front truck passing over his left foot.
crushing 1t. He was also badly bruised
and cut about the head and shoulders.
Doctors Quint. Tanner, WHEY and Cook
operated upon him at the receiving hos
pital and are of the opinion that his
foot can be saved.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
NORTH SIDE WATER COMPANY
ALSO ASKED FOR REPORT
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Special to The Herald g
PASADENA, Nov 30.-Mayor Farley
and representatives of the North Pasa-
dena Water company met in conference in
the mayors Office tonight for the purpose
Of considering the improvements made by
that company since the time the. people
voted to purchase the various water
plants. Mayor Farley asked some of the
leading stockholders to meet with the
special water committee OF the city coun-
Gil in order that the plan of submitting
a report of the improvements made could
he explained by the members of this COM
mittee, who have secured the same data
from the other companies. Some of the
stockholders of the north side company
present were Thomas Stone, NJ. d. Pain
ter, A. j. Toolen. Byron Lusk and VIM.
Eason 1t is probable that the north side
company will also agree to furnish the
city with report of its improvements as
IL result of the conference.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
woMAN's WORK SOCIETY
WILL HOLD BAZAAR

The Woman's Work society of the First
Congregational church will hold Christ
mas bazaar at the home of Mrs. 70. z.
Bosbyshell, 1121 Ingraham street, Friday
all day and evening, December g.
The bazaar will open at 10 o'clock In
the morning and there will be many
features of interest during the day. There
will be no admission, and the women
promise to sell the articles at very
reasonable price.
Luncheon and supper will be served.
and tea booth will be one of the popular
attractions. The boys brigade of the
church will give a drill
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
TWO SMALL FIRES OCCURRED
IN PASADENA SATURDAY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Nov. S0.-Two small fires
was the record in Pasadena today. About
noon frame building used by the Pasa
dena rug works at 721 East Orange Grove
caught fire from an overheated furnace
and, together with machinery valued at
5000, was destroyed. The property be-
longed to w. M. Rideout and was par
TALLY insured.
At 4 o'clock this afternoon surplus gas
in the oven of the kitchen range at the
home of ]. w. Johnson, 33s North Madl.
son, caught fire when the cook struck a
match to light the burners. No serious
damage was done at this place.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
{. IoNEER WOMAN CROWNED
QUEEN OF THE VALLEY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, Nov. 3O.-Mrs. Eliza P.
Robbins Craft, well known pioneer
woman of San Bernardino, celebrated
her eighty-second birthday Friday.
Mrs. Rosa Belle Canterbury of Red
lands, daughter of Mrs. Craft, with
whom she now resides, planned sur
prise.
Among the guests were a party from
San Bernardino. who were her pupils
of the public school forty-five years
ago. A banquet was served by Mrs.
Canterbury, assisted by Miss Laura
Canterbury and Master Ellison Canter-
bury. After the banquet Mrs. Craft
was crowned queen of San Bernardino
valley according to the ancient custom.
On receiving the Ncrowd Mrs. Craft
delighted the party with an impromptu
speech. About forty guests enjoyed
the most enjoyable occasion.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
26o EMPLOYEES ON CITY PAY
ROLL DRAW $1s,726 A MONTH

PASADENA, Nov. 3O.-In figuring up the
expense account of the city for November
Auditor Kellogg finds there are 26o en-
ployes on the city payroll and that they
are to be paid $19,726.
Altogether the demands for November.
including salaries, labor, material and
supplies. foot up $57,37714. OF this amount
t26,5O0 was paid for machinery for the
municipal lighting plant. The sum Of
s8, O36.95 was expended for fuel, blacksmith
ing. feed, printing. lumber. water. laun-
dry and miscellaneous supplies.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
SECOND QUARTER OF HIGH
SCHOOL YEAR is BEGUN

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 5o.-The
second quarter of the San Bernardino
high school began Friday after the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Although the attendance is only nor
NAL the teachers report the work of the
pupils progressing in a satisfactory
manner. The class of freshman is the
largest in the history of the school.
Christmas entertainment is being
planned to precede the holiday vaca-
tion, in which all classes will take part
on the program.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
SENATOR CLARK PAYS
VISIT TO RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE. Nov. Ex-senator w. A
Clark, president of the Salt Lake rail
road, visited Riverside Friday in his new
private car. With him were Genera
Traffic Manager w. A. Wann, Superin'
tendent T. P. Cullen and Assistant Secre-
tary j. A. Anderson of Los Angeles.
Mrs. C. H. Merrill entertained with 6
delightful reception one hundred and fifty
guests at her home, 955 West Eighth
street, Friday in honor Of her mother
Mrs. william e. Hendrich, and her sister
Mrs. George M. Pearson.
Mrs. j. Meharg. Mrs. A. S. Parker
Mrs. G. w. Dennis. Mrs. George II
Brown. Mrs. Walter Neblett, Mrs. M
Griffin and Mrs. Urban Alguire assisted
the hostess.
Bryce Mcintyre, son of Mr.. and Mrs
|G. I. Mcintyre, celebrated his fourteenth
birthday Thursday evening with a party
enjoyed by a dozen boy friends, at his
home on Twelfth street.
The guests were Raymond Ables. Ray
mond Allison. Harold Freeman, Wesley
Freeman, Ralph Dewey, John Mcclure
James Mcclure. Gordon Miller. Frank
Schroeder. Joe and Josh Knight.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
GIRL CHAUFFEUR HURLs
BOY WHEELMAN TO STREET
special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, Nov. 3O.--A small boy
riding wheel was struck and knocked
to the ground at the corner of First
street and Locust avenue by a Rambler
automobile driven by Miss Alta Palmer,
daughter of L. b. Palmer, a prominent
real estate man. The lad was rolled fif-
teen feet and the car ran over the bicy-
Gle, wrecking It,. Miss Palmer put on
the brake and brought the auto to stop
just as the wheels were against the boy s
body.
The lad picked up the fragments of the
bicycle, told Miss Palmer he was not
badly hurt and walked away. She did
not learn his name. ,.4.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
G. EDWARD LUCE FALLS TO
DEATH IN BUENOS AYRES

According to cablegram received at
the office of the National Cash Register
company from Buenos Ayres, G.. Edward
Luce, who has represented the company
as travelling salesman In South Amer
lea, for the last three months, was killed
yesterday morning by falling and break
ing his neck.
Mr.. Luce was we'll known in this city
and formerly lived at the Francis hotel
629 South Olive street. His sister oc-
cupies art studios in Blanchard hall.
No details have been received.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
SAN BERNARDINo ELKS TO
HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. So.-The
Elks' memorial service will be held
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the
First Christian church, Seventh and
E streets.
The oration will be delivered by
Frank Tyrell of Los Angeles. and the
eulogy by Rev. B. Goodcell of San Ber-
nardino.
During the past year the lodge has
lost six members by death. The ser
vices will be unusually impressive.
The committee in charge of the pro-
gram includes DR.. E. H. Lyman, F. c.
Drew, w. A. Meyers, S. w. McNabb, c.
w. Monahan. R. ]. Jones. J. H. Boyd
and w. A. Myers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
TO URGE SUFFRAGE
OF WOMEN FROM PULPIT

OCEAN PARK. Nov. sO.-Responding to
an appeal from the Christian Woman's s
board of missions, Rev. c. c. Bentley of
the Christian church will give his pulpit
in charge of the organization tomorrow
morning, when speakers advocating the
The services will be conducted by Mrs
8. d, Wheeler.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
ELECTRIC BUS SERVICE
BEGUN AT LONG BEACH
Special to Tho Herald.

Special to Tho Herald.
LONG BEACH. Nov. S0.-Two electric
busses, each with seating capacity Of
twenty-four and similar to the sight
seeing automobiles used in large cities.
were put in service here today by the
Automobile Service company, OF which
Roy n. Carr is president, and will be used
IN transporting passengers from the
corner of Pine and Ocean avenues to
Seventh street and Obispo and points in.
tervening.
The Southern California Touring COM
rany, which formerly operated smaller
cars over this route. has, temporarily at
least, withdrawn from business.
Carr's company operates two motor
buses in Needles
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
WILL PREPARE FOR
BAPTIST CONVENTION

The regular monthly session of the
Baptist ministers conference of Los An
geles and vicinity will convene at the
First Baptist church tomorrow morning
preceding the opening of the Baptist con-
ventlon in Long Beach in the afternoon.
DR.. c. M. Hill, president Of the Theo-
logical seminary of Berkeley, will be the
speaker of the morning He will take
for his topic THE Pauline Epistles and
Modern Criticism Visitors are well
coined at these sessions.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Raid Cars: Arrest rramps

Patrolmen McKeag and Haley made a
raid on a number of empty box cars
standing in the Southern Pacific yards
last night and arrested p. H. and Ernest
Bishop, Frank Segar, Edward Transue.
Charles Florry, Thomas Shipp and Au
gust Andrews. They We're found sleep
ing in the cars and were booked at the
central police station on suspicion.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
PHYSICIAN HELD UP
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT
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Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINo, Nov. sO.-sev-
eral robberies and holdups have been
reported in this vicinity to the police
during the week, the latest being that
of DR.. Pedro Vasquez and his attendant
A. Marcus, near Cotton, who were held
up in broad daylight and robbed of $1f
in money. A suspect has been arrested
The entire police force and Detective
Baldwin are searching the country for
robbers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
TERRIFIED GIRLS WITH CLUB,
DEMANDING MONEY, CHARGE

William Furniss, a drug fiend, was ar.
rested at Seventh and Valencia streets
last night by Patrolman Gregory and
booked at the central police station on a
charge of vagrancy.
Furniss is alleged to have been ter
rifylng women and girls in the neigh
borhood' with big club in an effort to
secure small sums of money. quality
of morphine and cocaine was found on
him when he was searched at the city
Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
S2 for S1

For every dollar paid as first payment
up to $50 on any new plano we will
give receipt for twice the amount
during our great MONEY BACK sale
now going on. Prices $1e7. S2o9. 1882.
ss.s, $377, s<2s. etc.
BARTLETT MUSIC CO.,
231-2Ss-2S5 8. Broadway, opp. city hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
SHOE SALE TOMORROW

The entire stock of misses and chill
dren's. boys and youths fine shoes of
the Harris Shoe company will be on
sale tomorrow at the Mammoth Shoe
House, $40 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
SHOE SALE TOMORROW

The entire stock of misses and chill
dren's, boys and youths fine shoes of
the Harris Shoe company will be on
sale tomorrow at the Mammoth Shoe
House. $40 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
SEWING CLASS PREPARES
FOR CHRISTMAS SALE
spet al to Tho Herald.

bpet al 10 Tho Herald,
SANTA MONICA, Nov. 30.-Members of
the Philathea class of the First Methodist
Episcopal church comprised a sewing
party this afternoon at the home of Miss
Tolande Day on Third street, where the
preparing Of articles for a Christmas sale
occupied several hours. Mrs. George w.
Southcott, the teacher of the class. has
extended the use of her home for the sale.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

Local temperance workers are again
agitating the question of Sunday saloon
closing. and 1t is stated will shortly cir
culate a petition to that end. The coun-
Gil has taken steps to stop the sale in
Santa Monica to veterans in uniform and
has asked the cooperation of Ocean Park
officials
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

A program of music under the direc-
tion of Miss Theodosia Harris OF Los An
geles will entertain the Santa Monica
Woman's club at Mondays meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

Mr. and Mrs II. I. Haintz, who have
been guests at the home of District Attor-
ney Dickson and wife for some weeks
leave Sunday for their home in st. Louis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09
lOT|c|LS O|VERSAS
Competencia en- Ia ven
ia de carne en- el po-
b1ado de Cataiio.
vARIAs sENTENCIAs
Por actos incorrectos en Il
via pdbica.--Po vender
con pesas falsas.

En- Cataho Sc ha establecldo
una competencia en- la venta de
carne, al extreme de haber bajado
el articulo q ~ centavos el kilo.
Pero en- cambio, el pan que Sc con-
sumo es de malas condiciones y
falto de peso. I
"A ounce dfas de arresto fue
condenada esta maiiana Sofia Ro-
drfguez por actos incorrectos en- la
via publica.
%SE VENDEN 6 arriendan en-
Caguas a4o cuerdas de tereno propias
para cualquier uso agrfcola. Las ha
de atravesar la lfnea del ferrocarril de
San Juan a Caguas. Sc vende el ga
nado que pasta en- elias. Colinda por
todo un frente con Ell Rio Grande. In
formara, ENRIQUE FERNANDEZ.
J -Ha renunciado su cargo de
profesora de la escuela Lincoln la
seiorita Hoeb. Con ese motive Sc
reunira Ell sabado la Junta escolar
de San Juan, para designar y pro-
poner el maestro que ha de reem-
plazarla.
-Demetrio Calder6n, que agre-
, di6 aver tarde en- Santurce q Juan
Sanchez, fue condenado a treints
. dias de carcel.
-PONGO en- conocimiento de.
Comercio y del p1blico que he da'
do a los sefiores S. RAMIREZ & Co
0 de San Juan, mi representation
e para la venta exclusive en- la ISL
e de Puerto Rico de los vinos R1oJ1
: CLARETE de la CoMPANIA VIM
e COLA DEL NoRTE DE EsPANA.-
MANUEL MUNoz, Habana.
. Ell juez municipal impuso
dollars de multa al tablajero de Ri
= Piedras Jose Cruz (a) aTallote'
por expender medic kilo de earn
; faltandole rs gramos de peso.
-Si usted no tiene buen ape
tito, tome las Pastillas Digestive
del DR.. LIE Roy, marca ANTUR.
20 CAS-.
. -Informan de Vega-baja qr
anteayer fue arrestado en- aqu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09
JUSTINA REYES
D. E. P.

Ha fallecido en- esta villa la
virtuosa dana Justina Reyes, hija
de nuestro amigo don Baldomero, y
amantfsima esposa de don Juan
A. Santiago y Colon, personas muy
apreciadas por los numerosos ami
gos con que cuentan es esta locali-
dad.
Hoy fue su entierro, y una
gran concurrencia acompah6 al ca
daver a la metropolis de esta villa.
81 hogar del amigo Santiago
sufre la perdida de tan buena seho-
ra, que deja tres nifos privados de
a atenci6n y carifio maternos.
Reciba nuestro amigo el mas
sentido pesame.
VARIos AMIGOS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09
NOTAS DE- PONCE
Los detenidos EN- ell tu-
mu1to del cerrO lla-
mado Santhomas.
clIARnIA NkcInNAI
GvARDIA NACIONAL
Ex&menes para Ell servlcio CT
vii. -Matrimonio cat6li.
co.-Para Caguas.
Mayo DE los detenidos aver

Mayo DE los detenidos aver
por el tumulto promovido Ell el
cerro del barrio Santhomas solo
hay cuatro en- prisl6n, hablendo
salido los otros bajo hanza, con-
tandose entire los fadores nuestros
amigos don Juan Ortas y don Abe
lardo Melero, habendo servldo
tambien de fadores don Victor Pc
rez y otros sehores icuyos nombres
desconocemos.
Ell senior Perez Pagan, pro-
fesor de agricultural, recibi6 hoy
por correo el check de que hicimos
menci6n en- el numero del lunes.
-Anoche contrageron matrl-
monio cat6lico la distinguida seiio-
rita Genara Irizarry, hija de nues-
tro respectable amigo don Jose lri-
garry, y el apreciable joven de
San German Pedro Jose lrlzarry'
Apadrinaron dicho matrlmonlo don
Pedro Uspicio Irizarry y dofia Ra-
mona Irizarry de Rivas, hermana y
ito de la desposada.
Los examenes del servlcit
civil anunciados para el 10 y II
del corrieute han sido transferldo
para ell 1S y 10. El primer dia s.
verifcaran examenes para el servl
clio de correos y el segundo par
aduanas.
Aver estuvo compartment
largamente en- csta ciudad con lc
comisionados para 81 tomento de
Guardia Nacional Mr.. Graham,
ouedando muy satisfecho de los tr:
baios hechos hasta la fecha y PR
metiendo volver la pr0xima sem;
ma para dejar ultimado los trabaJ'
para la mas pronta organization {
laGuardia Nacional en- esta ctuda
Maestro amigo don Fed
Romanache ha arrendado la acret
tada fabtica francesa de pastas,
Sc promete mejorar notablemen
este articulo hasta hacer compete
cia con las pastas eXtranjeras. T
ra el efecto, solo hace uso de !
harinas de nejor calidad en- el me
cado solo emplea habiles y expt
tos empleados en- la confecci6n
esta industria.
Aver pas6 al simpatico PIT
bio de Caguas la apreciable senior
ia Angelina Oppenheimer, hija
nuestro respectable amigo don Sa
tiago, quien va a pasar una temp
rada al lado de sus queridos parif
tes los esposos Subira.
CORRESPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09
BUREAU DEL TEMPO
Estado c1imato1ogiO de
la semana que term1-
no Ell 4 de Mayo.
FuERTEs CHUBAsCOs
La SEGA continua en- el Sud
de Ia isla -Tabla demostra'
tiva de Ia temperature.

Al tempo generalmente bueno
que hubo el domingo, 28 de abril,
sigui6 lin tempo nublado y amena-
zador en- toda Ia mayor parte de la
isla el dia 2oy 80. La primera tro-
NADIA de la estaci6n ocurrio q 10 lar
go de la costa N. el dia 80. Siguie-
ron fuertes chubascos locales en-
muchos lugares de la isla, el dia ~
Y el dia de Mayo De TN lugar
pr6ximo a Morovis informan que
cay6 granizo el dia 70 y en- Huma-
Gao, Arecibo y Lares sucedio 10
mismo el dia por la tarde. Los
pedruzcos de granizo que cayeron
en- Arecibo Hacienda Jobos) eran
tan grandes como huevos de palo'
mas. Fuertes ventarrones acompa'
fiaron a varias de las tronadas. La
velocidad maxima del viento regis
trada en- San Juan fue 18 millas POI
bora, del E., el dia 2S de abril.
La temperature media en- la is
la fue 1852, 8 sea O.2o mas baj'
que la de la semana precedente. L
temperature mas alta que han in
tornado fue o4o, en- Manatl, el di
40 de abril; la mas baja, $40, e
: Maricao, ell dia de Mayo.
Ell promedio de la precipitaci6
a dnrante la semana fue 2.14 pulg'
Fdas. La lluvia fue desigualment
0 distribulda. La SEGA continda m:
S terialmente sin interruption en- mi
a chas localidades de la parte S. de
:, isla, mientras que en- varias de Ii
/ estaciones atlas ha ocurrido ur
precipitation excesiva.
/ La siguiente tabla demuest
y la variaci6n de temperature.
: IS TEMPERATURE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09
Fl NUEV0 S|STEMA
(Escrito expresamente para ola Democracia').

Para todas aquellas persouss
lue estan al corriente de asuntos
5 con materias de ingenieria es
una cosa va bien conocida que Ia
potencia al vapor ha culminado su
lfmite y resulta impossible correr
trenes & mayor veclocidad de cien
millas por hora.
El vapor tuvo su dfa, pero es-
tamos en- la edad electrica con que
poder satisfacer Ia demanda popu-
lar de viajar con mas celeridad
siempre y cuando resulten garanti-
zados la seguridad y el comfort.
FL sistema del ~trolleyS y del
tercer rail, ahora tan en- boga,
tambien han alcanzado el limite en-
que pueden marchar con la mayor
seguridad sin que Sc dafien los mo-
torres de sus carros y ocurran des-
carrilamientos.
Pero el nuevo sistema q que
hare referencia fundado esencial.
mente en- la accion de imanes co.
locados entire rails, que impelen e
caro- por la mediaci6n de una ar
madura suspendida Immediate
!. ellos, debajo de las curefias, descar
ia Ell absolute el riesgo de los des
carrilamientos con la ventaja d
mantener una velocidad uniform
, al tipo de dosc1entas ni1las bor hord
Solamente la resistencia de-
a aire podria disminuir en- algun
h extension tai rapidez, porque n
hay sitio en- que la potencta Sc put
n da derrochar, y potencia signifc
i velocidad.
e Pero 10 mas peculiar y extrah
i de todo es que solamente cuest
!. operar un sistema tai 4 la emita
a del costo de cualquiera otro.S S:
IS duda estamos palpando el may
a avance, a1n hechoss ssen los negoci
ferrocarrileros. Este nuevo inve
"a to positivamente va mas lejos cor
parativamente en- 10 que respecta
las Was al vapor que esta en- rel
: ci6n al caminar lento de una yum
de bueyes; y tan lejos del preser
sistema del atrolleys en- ciudades {
mo San Juan como esta en- relaci
4 un caro- tirado por. mulas col
las anticuadas aguagasO utllizad
por el Lcdo. Bosch en- Santurct
la ciudad. Es luna cosa factible
poder transformer, la actual carr
entire San Juan, Aguadilla, May
giiez y Ponce en- una via electri
economical, con carros que pued
correr en- todos los tiempos sin
10 8 retraso, y facilitar de c
suerte a los hombres de ne
clos que transan sus operacio
en- San Juan, la inmensa v
taja de regresar 4 almorzar 8 {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-09

mir en- sus hogares. Los trenes
serian mas rapidos y seguros por-
que queda elimiuada la .perdida de
energia y no existen motores que
volteen, que como es bien sabido
consumer demasiado potencia en-
los carros del sistema strolley.s
Tampoco existe la perdida de
un ounce por ciento debida al en-
granaje de ruedas de imperiosa
necesidad en- otros sistemas. No Sc
, emplea la maquinaria comun para
impeler el caro- nj para usar CO.
rriente 4 potencia. Los imanes son
1nicamente sensibles cuando el ca
rro descansa sobre ellos, pero tan
pronto los pasa pierden su accion.
Academies por contacto de perso-
mas y caballos quedan, pues, fuera
de toda consideration, y las ruedas
aseradas de vehiculos en- circulation
iamas Sc adhieren q ellos. Todos
, los alambres que partan corriente
son subterraneos y el alcanzarles
nor contacto resulta una imposibi-
lidad. Para convencerse cualquiera
, de la seguridad del sistema bastaria
: solo considerar la prueba del popu,
+ lar imam de forma de herradura'
e sino es muy pequeho.
e Su tendencia es la de sostenel
T. eli objeto de una mafiera permanent
Fl te como Sc puede comprobar cor
a una aguja acerada 8 una llave. Lo
% imanes y la armadura que es atrai
E da son tan vastos que jamas pued'
"a darse el case de una separation
bajo cualquier circunstancia 8 even
10 to; Uno de los medios mas gran
Ia des de seguridad en- este nuev
I'd sistema estriba en- el hecho de gu
in los carros y trenes estan siempr
or baio el gobierno absolute del cor
os ductor y todo por la mediaci6n d
n una simple palanca.
u. Este cmpleado no tiene gu
q cuidarse de otra cosa, pues empi'
ID "a, detiene y Gambia la marcia co
ia la misma palanca, 7 el cambio
l'e regulaci6n de la velocidad Sc yer
20 fica por SD mediaci6n. Absolut'
On mente ninguna condici6n del tier
no po puede afectar su carrera, pu
las su potencia no la es nj por lluvia
nj por polvos nj por grasas.
~ Conceptuo el referido y m
derno invento como progresiv
-. simple y practice, y demuestra
| p1imera vista que sus mejoras
80 bre cualquier otro sistema en-
tual uso merecen seria conside.
ci6n.
~es LUIS BRUs1
en-. Ingeniero Electricista.
Ior Chicago.