The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
|T7URE IN WAR
FOR AER0PLANE
lam Hobson Sees Great Pos
utilities of Flying Man Ill
Aiding Army.
vorrID ADD STUDY OF
lyJATION AT WEST POINT
,.eiaI Schools May Be Estab-
lished in Prairie Country
TO Teach Science.
uv RALPH M. WHlTEslDh'

.od Wire 20 The Tribune.
y scuINGTON, Nov. 5.-Captain
',ssnd Pearson Hobson sees great
:, war for the aeroplane. So
wy Ia 10 the Alabama statesman
u R'ef,e ihe possibilities of the flying man
y ~ aeent of destruction that he pro.
az a. add TO the curriculum at West
- snd Annapolis the scientific
". e. aviation and when congress
luy uert month nc will seek to have
y ss sdss cugra fled into law. The war
J; ! navv departments are awakening
liz NECESSITY for preparing to wage
+. y - the AR, but arc not IN accord: !:
" = v;th Captain uobson's idea OF
y, r%',c the teaching of aviation done q
! Nd nsyaI and military academies. Ihelr
I. Il. 70 establish special schools OF
:st;on for Officers IN the prairie coun-
! % mboyc there arc not SO many dlf-
',,s;"e sne in the way of flight. The Hob
I '; ;Ss. which has many friends, Is
7. tLc men should learu TO fly under
\. ..s;t;ons which exist when the need
sSo dir warships will be greate
'.r tbe coast. Whichever is decided
NJ nne thing is certain, aviation Tor
NJ and navy is 10 get a good deal
% attention from congress than 1T
n has had.
Handsomcst Lodge Temple.
rssbincton is TO have the handsom-
lodge temple IN the world when the
\ temple OF the ancient and accepted
stsisb Rite for the southern jursdlc-
4 of the United States is completed,
anna will be broken for the new
Slipp in December al Sixteenth and
'strcets, X. W. Grand Commander
M .. Richardson says nothing will
spared TO make the new temple see:
4 io none in point Of architectural
suiv inside and out. The men Sc
ted to pass upon every detail i'll con
netjon and ornamentation are men
,osc regulations in the art world are
M national and International: Ii the
moses of the supreme council are TO
'carricd out the new temple will re-
Il artistically and symbolically the
uacil's Masonic glory IN being the
icnt of the world 9 councils. The
Il OF the new site was $l64,000, and
, cost OF the new temple when com
'jc,I has been estimated at $1,000, 600.
d entire project has been placed un-
rtbe personal control Of Grand Com
nder James D. Richardson, who, III
king bis preparations, has kept In
Sc touch with each Of the active
pccto1s general. "The temple rs not
1ue., idea said Mr.. Richardson,
,ut the result Of the best thought IN
. ar, and architectural world.
Breaking Up Solid South.
Efforts 10 break up the " solid
uib, in the interest of the Rcpub-
an party nave been called TO halt,
nporsrily. at least, by President
IT, Captain John Capcrs, Rcpubli'
n national committeeman of South
IroliDa, had planned To hold a Re
bliean convention in that state on
'iober % 10 organize naw movement
2 Rcpublicanism. 1t had been IN
n1ed 10 hold similar conventions in
aer southern states. Coming Just
1cr 10 the elections. inc proposed Re
'blean convention stirred tho negro
|ifrs, Who considered IL u movement
nrd forming Il closc corporation Of
e Republican whites. The president 3
Lme was being used with the intima