Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-27
PLACES OF SALE.

Places where tickets may be obtained
at reduced rates upon the presentation
of a newspaper coupon: Willes-Horne
Drug Co., south Main street. Bridge
Drug Co., is south Main street.
Schramm-Johnson Drug Co, Flrs-
South and Main streets; H. C. NJ. I.
drug department. 112 south Main street;
Smith Drug Co. No. 2, 106 south Main
street: Smith Drug Co., Main and Sec
ond South streets; Schramm- Johnson
Drug Co, Second South and West Tem-
pie; Hasiday Drug Co, First South
and State; Dayton Drug Co, Second
South and State; Brice Drug Co.. Sec
ond South and State; Druehl & Frak-
en-, 271 south Main street, Van Dyke
Drug Co.. Third South and Main;
Doull Drug Co. 33S south Main street;
Schramm-Johnson Drug Co, No q.
Fifth South and Main; Brigham Street
Pharmacy. 467 east South Temple;
Whitworth Drug Co., Second South
and Eighth East; Schramm-Johnson
Drug Co, No. 3. First South and West
Temple, Commercial club office
BIG EXPRESS FEE.
which has been paid by Louis Paulhan,
the great French aviator who is to eX
hiblt in Salt Lake the last of the week.
to the express company for the rush
transportation of his machines from
San Francisco to Salt Lake. They are
on the way now on three cars. accom-
panied by guards, and are due to arrive
in Salt Lake Friday. The French avi-
ators closed their engagement in tn
California city on Wednesday, imme
dlately dismantled the machines, as
much as was necessary. and shipped
them to Salt Lake. A few hours is all
that is necessary to put them into
working condition.
The interest In the exhibition, which
is to take place at the fair grounds.
grows day by day. Secretary Joseph
f. Caine, of the Commercial club. is
in receipt almost every minute of re-
quests for seats, many of these be-,
ing over the long distance telephones.
BY mail the demand Is exceptionally
heavy and an extra force of clerks has
been put on to handle the sales There
is a large contingent coming from
Butte, and all OF the cities in all d.
rectlons will send large delegations to
witness the events. The railroads re-
port an intense interest and it is prob
able that Saturday will see one OF the
largest crowds in Salt Lake since the
Grand Army encampment
The committee in grounds, appointed
Wednesday night by President JOY H
Johnson, of the Commercial club. and
consisting of Charles 4. Qulgley, A. b.
Christensen, and James E. Jennings.
have been upon the grounds all day
with a large force of men and para
phernalia getting everything In readi-
ness. Mr. Quigley said that there would
be no trouble in regard to having
everything in the best condition posi-
BILE on the grounds, as the avlators re-
qure very few alterations in the pres
ent arrangements. Much attention is
being paid to the seating capacity and
the bleachers and the grand stand are
being placed In the very best of condi-
ton.
No person is to be allowed inside of
the enclosed space hedged by the
fence, for there the course is laid
Samuel Barlow, chief of police. aul
Joseph E. Caine. secretary of the Com
pnercial club, have arranged for a
police patrol, and Lieut.. John -.
Waterman, commanding the mounted
orderly detachment of the Fifteenth
infantry at Fort Douglas. will lend as
sistance with a squad of mounted SOL
dicrs. The policing OF the grounds
promises to be as near perfection as
possible.
KEPPINK WIRES BUSY.
Paulhan continues to talk over the
wires with Secy. Caine of the Com
mercial club. He asks constantly for
data In regard to atmospheric condi-
tions. the height OF the neighborlns
ranges, the weather conditions. and a
thousand and one other queries. Be-
tween the two cities one wire is Kept
almost constantly busy on aviation
matters The aviator is evidently very
much interested in the chance of flying
in a high altitude and the complexion
| OF his kilograms indicates that he is a
| student OF aviation as we'll as demon
strator, and that he Is a scientist as
| well.
There is every probability that
| should the weather prove unfavorablc
| PauIhan will remain over until Mon
| day in order to give Salt Lake an OPP
| portunity TO see him In action. He
| has ample time. as the next exhibition
| billed Is at New CLEANS at the Mardl
| Gras, Feb. 9 But oil OF the aviatora
| desire a little rest between their dates
as their work is nerve wrecking and