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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-24
EUROPEANS COPY AMERICA

n NE of the most interesting speak
-ers at the annual dinner of the
- sales organization of the Max
we'll Briscoe Motor company, held at
the Hotel Manhattan on January 5,
was J. D. Maxwell, who has just re-
turned from a tour of European fac
tories, winding up his trip at the Paris
automobile show.
Personal impressions of this kind
from a man of Mr.. Maxwelrs caliber
are always interesting to automobile
lists and to those who have followed
the development of the American au-
tomobile industry.
Il must confess | was surprised"
said Mr.. Maxwell, land also somewhat
disappointed in the much heralded and
talked of Paris salon. The impression
1 gathered was that the foreign manu-
facturer is at the end of his rope and
is turning to America for new ideas.
Give us something new seems to be
his cry, and, strange as it may appear,
they are adopting features now that
American designers have thoroughly
tried out some years ago. Everyone
who has followed foreign practice
knows that the planetary transmission
was rather shifted at abroad, yet this
year at the Paris salon several con-
Germs are using it for the first time
on light machines, a type of transmits
sion which is entirely American and
one that we have used on runabouts
in this country with success for sew
eral years.
I'm other words, American construc-
ton is beginning to be initiated. The
shaft drive is slowly displacing the
chain abroad. In this respect America
is far ahead, as the shaft drive has
been popular in this country for the
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-24
A NURSERY RHYME TO DATE

Twinkle, twinkle little star,
Now l know just what you are.
| no longer wonder what
You are made of, twinkling spoti
For, since mans enormous brain
Has produced the aerOplane,
Father often skins the air,
For the cream of knowledge there!
He has specimens of Mars,
Jupiter, and lesser stars;
While not long ago he scared
And the Polar Star explored.
Brother with his latest pattern.
Gyroscoped the rings of Saturn.
Mother, darling, every year,
Summers in different sphere.
So, you are no mystery
To a little child like me,
For 1 know just what you are,
Twinkle, twinkle, little star!
inche Elizabeth Wade in Saturday
ening Post.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-24

the racing board of the Chicago Auto
mobile club and arguments in its favor
will be strongly voiced.
Although the manufacturers have vo-
ciferously declared that they wish few
Ell contests-and well they may, for the
bills they have been called upon to foo
have been enOrm OIS-the outlook is
that there will be a greater number Of
events than ever before. They may
find some satisfaction, however, in the
fact that stock chassis events will pre-
dominate, and that the cars as turned
out from the factory are practically in
racing trim. Much of the preliminary
expense is avoided, especially since
American manufacturers never were
keen to spend long weary months in
laborious preparation-as the Europe
ans universally doc. A. c. Journal.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-24
DIVERSIFIED MOTORING IN CALIFORNIA
RosEATE OUTLOOK FOR 1909

ny HE new year is rich in promise for
the mOtorist. Long before the
- hour glass was given it's yearly
inversion. and the sands of 1909 began
to flow, many of the important fixtures
in the automobiling calendar had been
tentatively outlined.
The west promises to assume posi-
ton of greater Importance than hereto
fore. Motoring organizations are
springing up in every city, village and
hamlet, and are claiming recognition.
In the promotion of contests, in altru-
istic endeavor in behalf of better roads
and more just laws, and in their plans
for effectually and forever dispelling
the former feeling that the AUTOMOBILE
list and farmer are bred n-the- bone en-
emies, these bodies have mapped out
vigorous program for themselves.
Nationally, the west will step to the
middle of the stage in at least two
events of first magnitude, if the hopes
of western followers of the sport are
realized. Announcer ent was made at
the close of the 1908 Glidden tour that
the next running of that event would
he through western states, probably
over a course connecting Chicago with
Denver, with 10th start and finish in
this city.
The new stock chassis event. under
the direct control of the American Au
tomobile association, is also booked in
the list OF western probabilities. A
course in Indiana has been selected by
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-24

past five years and it's popularity is
still on the increase
I'm talking with various foreign de-
signers and in studying the conditions
one thing that struck me with partic-
ular force was that American designers
seem to be more open minded-the
foreigner is very apt to get into a rut
and stay there. This they are begin
ming to realize and in their effort to
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-24
EXACTLY so

''Have you got a good chauffeur
''Well, that depends. The only time
my car is in good condition is when
I'm away from home long enough for
him to take out his friends. Exchange.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11
University Notes

Plans are under way for the Installing
OF private telephone system at the
university. AZ the present time the sew
eTal professors rooms are connected with
the Bell switchboard. which is connected
with the city, In the future ali city com
munlcattouS must be carried on either
by means Of the private phones of such
men as install them or else through the
public telephone pay stations
The faculty reception for the students
will be held Friday evening In the as
scmbly room. All students are requested
TO be present guests OF tho faculty
at dancing party in the evening.
Prof. NIosiah Hall who has just re-
turned from an inspection tour of the
Brigham City schools. VIII leave soon for
similar trip To the southern part of tho
state. Prof. Hall will inspect the st.
George high school and others, to deter
mine whether they shall be placed on
the regular list of recognized high schools
of the state, The inspection of all the
high schools in the state is TO be COM
pletcd, so that the university faculty will
have less difficulty in determining the
standing of the students applying for ad-
mittance to the college courses,
Tryouts tor positions in the cast of the
play ''Trelawney of the Wells are be-
ing held every afternoon at the uniYer-
sity. Wednesday was devoted to re-
hearsals OF act .. their being five casts
in the one act Owing 10 the numerous
applicants for position there is a great
deal of work to be done previous to the
final selection OF the parts.
The University Of Chicago. in conncc-
tion with the Rush Medical college, is
onering four scholarships this year. for
which the university students arc re-
quested to compete Ono is graduate
Fellowship of $3.50; the others arc for
and have valuations OF
,Tpf 't,a
awards are made for the four best theses
on medical research work.
The university normal class will have
a booth at the junior promenade this
year. A committee. composed of Anna
Williams. Ada Banks and Elsie Cohn. has
been appointed TO arrange for the decora-
tiou OF the booth. The normals have Sc
lected Miss Emma Campbell as their rep
rescntative on tho athletic council of
the Women's league,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11
BUSINESS NOTES

r.o donosi,inC OF number OF large
l ,ri,,ss AZ one time for the correspond
y. dsys of 1908 Is responsible Tor the
Dee nT u" ~ the bank clearings for WedneS-
t,,'' o'w n euual the total for last year.
=, falling off took place Tuesday and
"a oycr Wednesday, so that tho total
s.s,,nrs for each day were about per
81 ~, hsb,nd the total for the correspond
M.' $" dsys OF a year ago. The total for
w.auosdav @s uos was 81 093, 1884. as com
",eS-Ih ,,,sS With total OF si.l67, 1886 for the
lpa.,,,ssoondlnc day OF a year ago. The
Ss. ~. over last yenr is $75 5SG2.B2, The
ss sS,n.I fallinc off from the average daily
,s,sls of the present time is small
The opening OF new addition TO be
t,arn as The Clcrmont addition. by the
y,tlonal Zeal Estate ana Investment
"Inany. will mean the exploiting of an
sIs, residence district in the southeast
!. III. near future The tract Includes
-iue,y acres OF land known as the James
ss,,ic streets. sidewalks and other i'm
roTsncnts will be laid out and build
s. restriction OF $500 will be enforced.
second new tract recently purchased
ty The Homer Real Estate company.
hins near Ninth East and Eleventh
sDuth. will also he formed into a hand
s05le rcSlucUCS scIiluiis ~ l"i pN'''S "'
row being made TO plat the tract and
rslc improvements OF various sorts. The
lsri contains fifty-two lots.
Al e meeting OF the hoard OF directors
d ,hr Manufacturers association at the
cclen hotel Wednesday afternoon, plans
hr tho new exhibit hail on South Temple
su7st between Main and West Temple
arest were discussed at some length.
Il vas reported by d. +. Collett, secTc-
hy Of the association, that already
siN manufacturers OF the state have
Embed their intention of making eX-
blbils in the building,
J. c. Howard manager. secretary and
iitasurcr Of the Utah Oil Refining COM
lany, has given ont that the portion OF
ne plant recently destroyed by fire will
z erected anew and viii be ready for
ersnsss in about three weeks The new
/ IWtlon Of the plant will be modern in cv-
~ way. There will be fircproof walls
NtEeen the tanks stills and receiving
losst. The capacity will he Increased
/ licn 200 10 iqo barrels Of oil day.
:, important addition TO the plant will
= Tie installation Of machinery for the
Il .s,nuiaciurc OF smudge oil, for use in
ruIt lands to protect the crops from the
ufel This announcement Will he OF in
Irss 10 fruit growers because, il is said
lkR has been difficulty In obtaining oil
/ p his purpose. The installation OF the
~ leaturc OF the plant will make il
R~solc 10 use smudge oil Ia places where
ass oeen impossible 10 use 1t hereto
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11
EXCURSIONS TO CHICAGO.
November 16 and II,

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11

uayo YOU read "Lights and Shadows
If MormonismDs Perhaps prejudice
prevents your securing this book. 1T
IS NOT ABUSIVE, 1t is an analytical
and logical study Of Mormonism and
prevailing conditions III Utah. You
owe it TO yourself to read this book
Price El2j. For sale by all ucwsdeal
crs and at The Tribune office. Sent
postpaid upon receipt Of Price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11
Natures Laxative
the Best
many Are So.Called Natural

say La%atives on the market are Of
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,-,eG ~ laet that the Laxative which Ma
f..,i nv iNes us Is the best. Such ones, con-
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rsgF. Inc genuine Natural I.axatiyc. has
80 a, The head for nearly hall a cen
5t,S - We ONLY Laxative whose cstab-
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= i'ussins ms always the standard because
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11
ZION IS SHARING N
| STORM COVERING WEST
g. o;derabIe Hail Fell Wednes-
'''' day, but Rain Is Pre-
dicted Today.
.,....-,,-,-,..s-..-::-::-,,-s'i-ii-;;ssis-s:-::'

The storm that is sweeping rep, s,,g. over the the
lt IS giving Zion its full share; Two
ae'' :, ain. with snow on the higher
's!S NAV end in the first touch oil
P9ln's' me seagon. Hail fell for sew
ri sT wfdTssSSy N sSSe "1Sat paees and whit
!pej tne is thc Official record at the
foiIoSw,n,s of the United States weather
IoCai ,S C''foT for twenty -four hours endins az
tqf2u ~ temperate at p M, Al; IL mazi- ma ,l
aSn spsrat%re ,5 %mmu io 'S%eSFI SeS IS
ture. So hoiow normal, total excess since
degree gre, Of the month, ss degrees; total
the nrs, ,,'nc ", January l. 167 degrees; pre-
;s@ e q 5se n Ii: % rst s az s9 the "sG me9P 'S'P
p7ecplutiG;nn ;ncb which Is 0S of an inch
= ot anrnal: an M total excess since January
beleSs \, inches inches, relative humidity, IL per
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11

President Kirby of the senior class VIII
cal a meeting this Thursday noon fur
the members to vote on the class pin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11

Charles Sahm, manager or the senior
football team, rendered his resignation
the first of the week on account OF leaV-
Ing school The class will elect a mem
Der 20 dll his place Thursday noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11

Mrs Wallace Will no longer be il
charge OF tho junior assembly. She wa!
substituting the past two weeks. Mis-
Stevens will have tho assembly the ma
jority OF the morning periods
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11

There is now another English teachc
at the school Miss Hazel Stevens is III
new faculty member She was graduate
from the high school in 1902. The pas
three years she has been teaching Eng
l!sh at the Ogden high school.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The second book inspection this year
was held Wednesday morning IN all the
first period classes, and as whole it
was great Improvement over the first
one. last month. Over 100 students have
recovered their books that have been re-
ported lost for over month,
There is now another English teacher
at the school Miss Hazel Stevens is tho
new faculty member. She was gradua ted
from the high school in 1902: The past
lsh at the Ogden high school.
The "Wednesday afternoon drill was
called OFF. Companies A and c were to
have met in q tug ofwar. but il will be
held Friday. Two full companies cannot
be on the present rope at once, so Cap
tain Webb Will arrange FOR a much
stronger rope.
Mrs: Wallace VIII no longer be in
charge OF tho junior assembly, She was
Stevens viii have tho assembly the ma
jority OF the morning periods,
Charles sahm, manager Of the senior
football team, rendered his resignation
the first of the week on account OF leav-
Der 30 dIl his place Thursday noon.
President Kirby of the senior class Will
call meeting this Thursday noon for
the members to vote on the class pin.
The boys gymnasium work is Of an cN-
co"dingly high order, but still the boys
have not taken hold as WAS expected.
this year Only lifty-four boys are ens
rolled at the present;
Jamcs Edwards. football captain OF th"
senior class team, Is expected TO go TO
Ely the first OF next week With Law
renee Jones, 90.
The sophomore class will meet this
THURSDAY and select an executive com
mIttec, which Will at once commence to
plan for the class dance,
Captain Tommy Fitzpatrick OF the foot
hail ,,au, received a letter from the man
agrr OF tho Fayson high school football
team, requesting his team 10 attend the
dance TO bc given in It's honor after tho
came ihis coming Saturday afternoon in
payson Tho invitation was accepted,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11

Jamcs Edwards football captain Of the
senior class team, Is expected 10 so TO
Ely the first OF ncNt week With Law
renee Jones, 90.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11

The boys gymnasium work is Of an cN-
condingly high order, but still the boys
have not taken hold as WAS expected,
This is partly due TO the late beginning
this year. Only ffy-four boys are ell
rolled al the present;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11

The sophomore class will meet this
Thursday, and select an executive com
mIttec, which Will at once commence &c
plan for the class dance.
The Washington times., 1909-04-29
SEE INTERIOR CITIES
UNDER ENEMY'S GUNS
Warshps Could Go Up Mississippi River and Lay
Waste Towns Clear to St. Paul, Pittsburg, and
Kansas City. New Orleans Men Say
By John SNURE.

the Mississippi valley and the South
ern States generally.
The Louisiana people hope to enlist
powerful support from the Mississippi
Valley States for their project of q
great naval base at New Orleans, with
powerful defenses for the mouth Of the
Mississippi. which would be adequate
TO prevent hostile vessels from enter
ing the river.
It Is contended that the present de-
lenses of the mouth Of the Mississippi
and near the mouth. and those contem-
plated in the report of the Taft board.
would be easily overwhelmed and de-
stroyed by a single modern battleship.
This, it is contended, would make the
capture of New Orleans easy, and
would open up the way for hght-draft
war vessels, even 60 Minneapolis. to
Pittsburg, and Kansas City.
Could Ravage Valley.
In other words, it is urged that a
single hostile battleship and two light
draft war vessels could gain access to
much Of the entire Mississippi valley
and lay it under tribute. The PROPOSE
ton Is laid down that Il would be i'm
possible for the American battleship
fleet in time Of war to hover about the
mouth of the Mississippi. 1t would be
engaged in seeking the enemys feet
1t is contended that the immense de-
velopment Of the import and export
commerce of the Mississippi river,
which VIII be increased after the PAM
anna canal is opened, and as waterway
DEVELOPMENT IN the Mississippi valley
grows calls for she expenditure Of mil
lions by the Government In the proper
defense of the noah OF the Mississippi
river.
The War Department has expended
about SIS, 900 in deepening the chan
nels forming the entrance to the Mis-
sissippi, and ii IS argued that these
channels should not be left defenseleSs
in view Of their great cost: that the
time has come for making and carry
ing into execution plans on q great
scale.
The Washington times., 1909-04-29
HOUSE
BEGINS MAY FETE
Annual Three-Day Festival Opens
This Afternoon at 3
O'Clock.

The May Fete, a three-day festival
which is celebrated annually at Neigh
borhood House, 456 and 46S y street
southwest. viii open today at 3 O'Clock.
For weeks past the children OF the
different clubs have been drilling and
rehearsing in preparation for this
event which concludes the club work for
the year. Six little plays. founded upon
folk Tore of different countries r-iH be
presented by the children of the Girls
Clubs in the kindergarten rooms, and
historical tableaux and the play. 'J[ine
Arthur and His Knights" will be given
by the boys in the open air theater at
the cluO house, 46S y street southwest
At night the old English May pole will
be danced by the older boys and girls
Refreshments will be served through
out the day, and flower show and an
exhibit of the industrial work done in
basketry, rug weaving and sewing will
be open from to and 7:30 to each
day. In this exhibit children NV be
seen working at the looms and making
their baskets.
The Washington times., 1909-04-29
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