The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
|i|D MEN HAVE
|jN[LLED HEADS
N Have operatic Stars Beat
on TO q FRAGILE for
Nerve.
OF THEM SUFFER
4 FROM EXAGGERATED EGO
\, Dsy They Will Get Down
4 d Earth and Meets VIII
4 Go Smoothly.
~ RALPH JOHNSON.

,,d Wire TO The Tribune.
kTV M YORK, Nov, 19.-Air men have
ii, stars beaten to frazzle for
That is the unanimous verdict
-.n who have been brought into
-.t With both classes Of these ar
IA result the men who get up
!, meets are in for days of trouble
,;sbis of worry. The recent in
4 ..,;o,sl meet at Belmont park gave
Ian promoters their first real taste
a. yagaries of the men birds. The
..is charges of favorItism and un-
',,, ,,,,,sssment rival dinners and the
h;ds fair to split the aero club
ihring flying. as sport more or
an disrcpute. The trouble is that
.ilrs OF the aeronauts are MAX
,Oo much money. and as n natural
n alffer from exaggerated ego of
Esdicularly virnient type. Some day
Hill pet down to earth and then
4, meets will 20 along smoothly.
As TO Panama Exposition.
|pEr people of San Francisco look
!. New Orleans as a joke, SO. far as
4 Panama exposition IS concerned.
q have barely been able to raise
}DOoO. We have sl7, 100000 pledged
ssdv. and can get more if needed, -
William T, Edgar of San Fran"
m "Two prominent San Francis
E-captain /. NJ. Hibbard and j. !.
|au--havc gone to Washington to
4 the ball rolling toward victory
he congress at the coming session.
Lpin Hibbard represents the shipping
|sssIs Of the Pacific coast, As we'll
.r,umerablc business int rests ip San
hs,isco. We are going to make
n Tor this exposition that will make
! net OF the country SIT up and take
tr We have the money. and we
4 , the arguments. We will have sew
4 delegations at WasbIngs during
coming session Of congress, and we
l0t intend to let up until we get
Y exposition. We San Franciscaus
Ea see how New Orleans has a
I'm with us when it comes TO ability
Mil of successful show. We have
"a as much money. and we think
inoH how 10 run things better than
do in the Louisiana city, The
|iier in which we built up our city
|R il had been raZed by earthquake
sfc is enough TO show the caliber
u San Franciseans, A mere expo
u will be child IS play compared
bat achievement. Before New Or
y oTeIcomes our arguments she will
Tlo do 2 marvellous amount Of think
and talking"
Clever Detective.
tSrge I. Williams, for many years
|xtiye at the Holland house and
pa far and wide as one of the clev-
detectives in the country, will
1Rstle Holland house on December
y become the house detective of the
Rsetor hotel. There is perhaps no
q or fayorably known hotel de-
tNs i1 the country than Mr.. viii
For the past fifteen years he
essn identified with some Of the
ea hotels in New York, and has
responsible for the capture of
famous hotel thieves. One noted
aelsr after dlssipating the fortune
ndc by writing plays, adopted
7efy as a means of livelihood, and
sse one Of the slickest hotel thieves
kaoSn. His method was to enter
age hotel carrying cane and
ssd IN the height of fashion. and
sat Tor one of the guests Of the
& enter the writing room with a
ase While the guest was alb
& In writing, this man would pick
'assnlt case and walk calmly out.
sany wears he baftlcd every hotel
1,ee In the country. and in all
suuity would bave continued his
us mad he not strolled into the
Isq house one night last fall. AS
= ae waited until favorable op.
AslW came; then picking up a suit
" Inc writing room, walked ont
IN who has oftcu been called
tLysd Williams" was an alert
- Of this proceeding, and after
"ag The man out of the hotel for
y oiocks, arrested him. The thief
sersing long term iu the peni-
shrewd Piece of Work.
\ what was acknowledged as one Of
..esdest pieces OF detective work
asuted, was the recovery by Mr..
Ma ot $4,000 worth of jewels
%lag to Mrs. Nellie Sartoris, a
III oi the late General Grant.
FiIlorls, IN 1904. was guest at
hi Js,dna house, and one evening re-
Mr. Williams the loss Of d
- TTsg containing many of her
Inc New York detective bu-
IIs also notified, and several Of
,s,erest detectives i'm the city
r,;, xS, oh the case. Mrs. Sartoris was
4 ~ u. whether she had lost the jew
"a us MOTEL or on the street. and
n. ,pne later. the New York de-
ro "sie forced TO own that they
u,ms ms"yleteIy baffied. Not so Mr..
tsss, however. Getting a list of
q, nv u and places, Mrs, Sartoris had
svst sae day OF the robbery, he be-
tss ossemntlc os search for the Jewels,
.tivs~ - the .ne most brilliant pieces of
be. ho "J;N S; ever accredited to de
sim " discovered the Jewels in the
An, W an old Italian woman who
ana - stand at Twenty-third
lbe % broadway, and who had
bRel. snnmois bag on the street.
u two" "S!e S intact with the excep-
aa sa;d !, ,nlamond rings, which the
b nsn n sue e. had sold TO an unknown
>N mt :, nc address of this Ital-
iakinos Vp1ainable from the woman.
gilIS;sss an Interpreter with him
tbs a secured the Italian quar-.
sding ISst hsst side, and was successful
MS mnn and RECOVERING the