The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08
Even the Horse Show, Usually
British National Affair, Is
Dominated By Americans
Entirely Splendid Showing
IRISH NOW ARE MASTERS
OF POLITICAL SITUATION
Events Of a Month Show That
Under Present System, Party
Government is Futile, With
Slight Chance of Restoration
FINE AUTO CLUB HOME

Especial Cable to Herald-Republican
I ONDON. May Americans domi-
IL nate London completely this wear
ana NJ tney are not going to leave us
$500 Roosevelt receptions, but are
season i.s mere TO stay as long as the
-, Gsen the London horse show. which
Nell De purely national affair ia
ae y all American, and the number
Of H. owners from the other side
me atlantic who will exhibit their
ANIMALS breaks all records
string OF sixty fine horses ba1ono-
20 ouuSe moore of New York are
I've mere week from Monday
erby's team of AmerjcaD-brnd 49,
20 VIII arrive. together with borsas
DeIoh aging 10 nearly a score of nron1i-
nent breeders and horse owners in the
United States. III INC
aired Yanderbilt's horses are al
ready In England and the RripTton-
Ipau whip VIII compete in the Mara
mon and Corinthian events for coach
ing teams M Edward Morris of Chi
cdBO intends to show a spectacu1ar
team Of black cart horses Of ar pa--
cheron breed. ''-0
Ruled by Irish.
The last months political even+s IN
england have clearly shown that nm
der the present system of government
by party the same system as Arneri-
cans are so familiar with, means that
Great Britain Is to be ruled nv the
irish, who are completely masters Of
the situation.
Speaking on this subject, Horatio
Bottomiey, a prominent member of the
mouse OF commons, said the other day:
broken down in England and neither
one nor two general elections will re-
store its fortunes
If, in a few weeks time. when the
uN ic- a.
Balfour should win fifty more seats
which he may do, he will still be at
the mercy of the Irish; and such is
tickle political fate that at the third
election, which must soon follow, Mr.
AsQuith may win the fifty seats, and
perhaps few more, back, and again
Mr.. Redmond will be supreme Thus
VIII 1t come about that these early
witness the collapse Of what has for
the past generation, at least, been the
greatest organized hypocrisy in the
world"
In few months the future home of
the Royal Automobile club in Pail
Mall the most magnificent clubhouse
in the world. will be opened The
builders, who are proud of having ex
ecuted the work in what they call
American time and broken all Lon
don building records, yesterday con-
Quoted me through the building, which
has cost considerably above 100000
Forty feet below the street is a
swimming tank, 80 feet by so feet.
Though so low down, the light ar
engagements will be such that very
little artificial illumination, if any,
will be needed, in the daytime. The
design of the tank carries out the idea
of the old Greek baths and one might
fancy he was in ancient Athens in
this respect The surroundings will
be marble The tank Will accOmmo-
date easily 200 swimmers.
A little above the street level is sit
uated the dining room, at the end of
which is provided what is considered
to be the finest feature of the new
club, and one uneQualled in London
a terrace for dining in the open in the
summer.
A smoking room corresponds in
length with the dining room, SO feet
by 40 feet, and here the club intends
to possess something distinctly un-
common. The room is being treated
in the Georgian style and the fine old
coiling which used to decorate the
secretary Of states room In the old
war office is to be replaced
A theatre, to be used for lectures ana
concerts. 100 feet long, fitted with gal
Iery and stage. and giving accommoda-
tioT To 400 people, has also been pro-
vided. On the first floor are the IL
brary. the billiard and card rooms,
and further along g restaurant TO
which ladies Will be admitted
The glass dome Of the central hau
Uses over the second floor There Is
1irsf-floor gallery, and on the second
%ioor IS what Is known as the upper
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