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Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
MILLIONS IN CHINA HUNGRY
Spring and Fall Crops Total Failure
in Large Sections.
REPEATED FLOODS IN LATE YEARS
Adequate Assistance Cannot be Given
by GOvernment-PeOpIe Asserted
Desperate-MiuiOn Dollars
Needed.


NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-Prtvate Advices
received here say the famine in China has
so far affected 10000 persons and that
81 900 900 is urgently needed for their relief
Rev DR.. Arthur J. Brown, chairman OF
the committee on reference and counsel
representing the boards and societies OF
foreign missions Of the United States and
Canada, made public here tonight the fol-
lowing cable message from the interde-
nominadonal committee Of foreign mis-
sionaries in Shanghai:
Famine to a great extent over the
northern part OF Kiang su and An-Hui
provinces. Three million people affected.
Chinese government and people gener-
ously contributing relief. According 10 re-
port Of missionaries IN the district Rf-
fected. relief Is insufficient.
international committee organized in
Shanghai proposes that missionaries CO.
operate with generous Chinese 10 raise
funds and in distribution. A million dol
lars needed. Help must be carried on un-
III Nay. Please communicate this 10 mis-
sionary societies. church papers and Chris
tan Herald. urgently requesting contrtbu-
lions"
The combined population OF the two
provinces named in the cable is 81 $50 $40.
Conditions Described,
In greater detail Rev. Edwin c. Lobsn-
slime a Presbyterian missionary on the
spot describes the condition in q letter,
in part. as follows;
We are passing through another time OF
famine here, The past years have been
marked by repeated floods, and this year
I in both the spring and fan crops have been
I an almost total failure in large sections
A region thirty-three miles wide by
nearly siXty-seven miles long has been
swept by the worst flood within the mem
/ DRY OF man. The people lost everything
/ they had. The imperial government has
voted 4OO0O taels for the twelve devastated
! counties. but It is a mere drop IN the
Z bucket
Taking China as q whole, this particu-
I lar district flooded is a small one, but
there are also famine conditions in othsr
parts OF CHINA. and the imperial govern
msnt is IN such straits financially that II
7 Is very much 10 be feared that adequAts
/ assistance cannot be given
At the best II Will be only temporary
and will not strike al the real difficulty
The people are desperate. II Is hard q
Z preach a gospel Of love 70 those who ar,
starving. OF on the verge thereof unless
al the same time one can help their phys
ical need"
buttons 20 As usAEursH OF the vAHo
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
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barefooted. to spring for water when
found.
Duluth authorities have taken charge
OF the family.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26

LOUISVILLE Ky. Dec. 24-Joseph
Vending. convicted December 8 OF tire
murder OF S-VcaF-old Alma kellner and
given life Imprisonment by a jury, was de-
MED a neW trial ~ Judge James FL Greg
oFs ~ cfini nsl fouri iodat aud &1a sen
tsneed 70 the psnitenLaTy for LIE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
Our Letter Box.

Contributions on Timely Subjects
Not preceding Two Hundred words
Are Invited from Our Readers
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
4 Iife ProbIem Solved

b. that great health tonic, Electric Bitters.
is the enrichment OF poor thin blood and
strengthening The weak. &c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26

boards of foreign missions or of the Red
Cross society.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26

Persistent Advertising Is me Road t.
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26

renee committees Fefers 4contFi-
. tAs trsAsursI OF The vAHou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26

the board track, April 8-l7. motordom
took mental note and Instantly WON
derod 81 the widely heralded Oldhcld-
De Palma match would eventually
take place on the wooden course. De
Palma. accompanied by Caleb s..
Bragg, the amateur. Is now en- route
20 the Pacific coast from Daytona.
where the unfortunate mishap to- the
big Flat prevented tho great match.
At the motordrome meet De Palma
VIII have his cyclone and o. stock car
racer but inasmuch as the cyclone
rates ut 60-horsepower and Olddcld's
car rates at more than 2O0-horsop power
the odds preclude anything like "a
match race. However, should now
piston for the big Arnold car reach
America from the factory in italy in
time 10 be fitted and tried out In the
monsters motor old "MephistopheIcs"
CAS- Nazzaro named 50 Will be rushed
10 California on fast trains. How
ever, the matter Is doubtful
Drivers now on the coast are maxi
ing phenomenal speed on portions Of
the saucer
The Los Angeles Motordrome co.
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wired ifs New York representatives
Friday as follows.
with gap i'm track sulI open a1
that complete circuit could not boo
made Ray Harroun iu 32-horsopoNor
Marmon, timed by several watches
made onc-half mile foo % seconds nat
rate OF 80 miles an hour. a Buick
last sunday did same distance iu %
seconds. having had no preliminary
practise Whatever and under Duudi-
lions less favorable SUNDAY Al Living
stou. who broke the worlds JO-miIc
dirt track stock car record mt Ascot
Park last week. win tackle PROPOSE
ton with his little Corbin. confident
OF going an S5-milc-an-hour salt"
These are really remarkable uer-
formHuCcs for such light cars and
prophosy what terrific speed wifi be
possible with Big machines
So confident are the local enthusiasts
Of the great sroc1 nnssih'Itio- that
two Of the officials NJ tho motordrome
have wired New york representative.
Take any bet real money. on our
behalf that cars beat 100 miles an
hour"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
AT JACKSONVILLE.

Jal ssUUsI'Ia. tIH. March -5.-fm-
pruyumtut shown hN Cot AshmC8dr. win
nor OF ius second rIrc at Nonuriof park
today. excited much comment
summary.
F'rst u.,. live and ulIf mriouss
uursr-aBrI1rrur, tH won. snow
bali q 'o o. second. Pedigree 100 90 l.
tliTi. ImD#l.Ns.
second race. sis furIougs. purse-Coi
AEhmsHdu. 10 Jn A. won Autumn Rose
tu second. Belle M8wr. % Co 0, third.
time .l3 I-1.
Tlrd race. SIX fIr'ongs. purse-Jane
swift b tu D. won, TnuhoN. Q 20 J. Sec
uul. Dolly buItmau. ~ Co 7, third: time
I.IZ I-5
Fourth race. six urrongs pursc-Mar-
uurz. Is tH Iu. won Duke or Ormoude.
fu D. second. Milton m 90 d third
time 900 81. This equals the track
record.
FIft. Hsa. mile and seventy yards.
purse. NuTH.uat o to o. won. Grace KIM
na. 10 90 D second critic, 90 T. third
Uwt.l.l. 90 Track record
Sixth race. mile and "a quarter. purse.
So II.rn. % f0 2. won. Euiymiou DO tH
time 200. 3..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
FIGHT PROMOTERS
BUSY ON COAST

san Francisco. March 25 Tommy
Mccarthy and owen Moran each
have posted "a forfeit of $500 with
Commissioner Tom Corbst &, bind
weight ana appearance 900 -0-r1und
bout b.fnrc Jim Guneus club on April
20. the date finally settled upon for
the hght Morns money was wired
here and now nothing remains but to
have tho British lightweight ON tl,
ground and .n training
Gufan reported last night that he
cNuectH to have some word from Bat
tUC Nelson tomorrow iu regard Co
proposed Nelson" cyclone Thompson
go Do tni- city ON July g. Grincn has
already sent "a lengthy letter to the
Dame iu which hc SET forth his terms
for thc contest aud Nelson's reply. DO
says. vilI Doe loo answer t0 hls written
proposition.
Tho Nnrtn Side promoter is also
di.k.rn. for Pa lightweight ohtmniUn-
ship uaht ON Jny g between Adj VOL
gl-t aud Freddie Walsh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
FOOTBALL TABOoED
BY KANSAS SCHOOL

Lawrence. kan. March 25.-"Football IN
It's present form will NOT be retained 100
the 1 University OF Kansas, Of that am
confident" was the declaration Of Chan
ceiior strong. OF the university. yester-
day.
Of tho regents Is too strong 20 be over
come by the imagined reforms the nation
al rules committee annually make, con-
tinucd Chancellor strong. Furtherm0Ie,
me other schools o. the Missouri valley
appear 70 be as greatly opposed 20 the
present game as Is Kansas and II VIII be
"a matter of great surprise TO me II the
game is ever again played by the MIS-
souri, valley conference teams
Chancellor strong while admitting that
the English Rugby game will be given
trial. Is I'M favor Of radical revision or
the American game.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
HAS SERVED COLLEGE
OVER HALF CENTURY

Iowa city Ia, March 26-Jimmie, the
carctakor OF tho University OF Iowa ath-
letlc field will complete his siNueth
year Of service here next ST. Patrick 3
day, and the students IN the college OF
applied science are planning TO honor him
in their annual celebration OF the day.
1911. lie started I'm the employ Of the
state university on his twentieth birthday
and he has missed but few days OF serv-
ice since.
As one OF the unique characters I'm the
Institution. Jimmie Is respected by the
students and reverenced by the athletes.
lie is Jealous OF the powers Invested iu
him regarding the care and guarding Of
Iowa neld and the small boys are fearful
OF Jimmie's big stick. which he wields
with dcxterity despite his ~ years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
Mi CHAMPIONS OF
''' UTAH DETERMINED
.s,lers Work for Honors
amateur W. Creat Crowd--sDort
be'O' l. very Clean

..rich packed the gym
s..or M. C.. A. the amateur
r'aan ,sss.npionshlps at wrestling Jun, inter.
sag. Friday night in tno - n,9os ever
dseasd It'Sit,on Of It's character eys eve.
,sdng .rs state. The arranseinell1.
eysn 10 ..o and everything went
pHs p.a,, delay. The barring OF .ne
s0ns ''ly' s,5 bammeriock holds adaed
suans- ~ to the various events
M. ssmmarIes' ure,,u-
Bantam" tFf8Us sperrg IN Lli.',,t,,s'
ag-N-9 throws James pa Wsilace
VICE. on agBiea9N ',tee. smaIley
fllWs .isg-I7oueh in so minutes
tfr0Us NC NUIo throws Smhliey lh
.m.-nna.l- ...rds. Crabbe throws Welu-
Minute y l.-fga awarded on agsfes,
rG % Elabbs throws small'y IN
ra4i.s ..t,. throws Niblo in , min
"a seconds. WITH an az ." anu
30 -.3-bt class. rs pounds-Ogden
Faaia in minutes, % seconusi
unVs - spItko ln 4 minutes 10 SEE
Ray ler,bert throws smith m Illn-
o.- IN aegrssslycnc7 Olo"' ~"
Wilson UN N'AAN+' .as..-.e... H..
fIen sgsIs-Oedeu throws 1tvW.on IN
.-i- lambert throws Kay ln = ih'n-
uia. o-5.r throws Lambert m 20
fh -..rs HHIf-Nelsuu and iurther
ni. \, r5II hs man over. 49,
WIS. t.rlI r.u-s. la1 pounds Evans
iAs 1mberf u minutes on agrees
.iaio's CIay throws stewart in
n1l'T EVANS won from Cieary In Is
es by doing aIl the work. ,,,,,
H.....' l,...s.Ieht class, lb pounds-M l!er
wy sharor iu minutes, Do seconds
l..,.tv throws Preshaw IN min
hll firyd throws fciChenbach lu /
u'.. H0wel throws Peterson IN
n5.-,i-s rsis-Macke dye throws kut-
giy IN g minutes decision on aggres-
n.e.ss. rioyd throws Howell in min
a,'. IN aggressive ness. Miller throws
vssle Ia . minutes. aggresslNehess'
-rIrTi-Ii0rd throws Miller in 1 min
. Fl seconds, using a leg and half
NW55ievcieht class. l5s pounds-Doan
49, peterson Iu minutes, aggros-
si-s1sss. Harknos throws Mortensen In
'FI-sI-Barkcr throws Dean. aggres-
fvsness, l5 minutes.
M heavyweight title was awarded 90
psie Dean by default Ben Harker said
fs gd not care Go meet Dean again tho
sane night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
CHICAGO WHITE S0X
ARE DOUBLE WINNERS

Los Angeles. March 25.-Heavy and
continuous batting characterized the
game between the Chicago White SoX
No / and the Los Angeles team OF the
Pacific coast league here today The
White Sox won bv score OF II to 3.
score. v. "A. y.
White SOK .s.......s...' '.s''ll
Los Angeles .s....s-+s.-s..-s. ~
Batteries-Olmstead. r. Smith, Sutor
and Kruger; Delhi, Tozor and r.
Smith.
san Francisco, March 25-The Chi
cago White Sox No. defeated the
san Francisco team this afternoon by
"a score of - To- I. The game was
foaturcle-s Score. h. H. Il
White SoN ...-............ ....s.-
San Francisco .........--.....''l
Batteries -ScuiI man, White, LAnge
and owens: Eastlcy, stewart and VIII
iiams.
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but for some unknown reason they dld
not clash. Strong EFFORTS are being
made 10 bring the men together IN a
special contest 10 be held al Pittsburg
next month, Sloan Is credited with
an eighth Of mile In two minutes and
36 seconds. He has met and defeated
all the cracks with apparent ease. a
match between him and Daniels would
attract considerable attention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
KAYSVILLE TO HAVE
MILE RACE TRACK

Kaysville March Bone OF the finest
tracks Of the country Is 70 be built here
al once and there are to be harness horse
meets during the coming summer. ~ u
10 be "a mile track and in conjunction
with the racing feature there Is 10 be es-
tabushed training school with skilled
men TO care for any horses whlch ere
turned over to them. The stabling and
wintering OF horses will also demand
much attention. The track is TO be built
by the business men Of Davis county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
FAMOUS PUGlLlST
WILL AGAIN BATTLE

F1-,un March 2--Ja.k N.AuUro
once lightweight champion. announced
u.ra TODAY thnt Doe may ro."utar iIe
ring Hud win ora GOO rs,auture Ine
crown NuI1ast NOW WeIf- NrAuuuc
Says that Chris Brown. rruthHud man
Zoo II- Tim sullivan of New York. is
urging UIw to arrange "a match with
Batluas Nelson and viii bet 600 ON
Dis chances.
Brown. McAuIfe says, UIII back him
90 tackle the Battler. and after that
tn have fry at W0igI-t Although 10
years old, MuAuuno believes hc could
suu make good. and points out that
Jcm Mace won the worlds uto after
Dee WAS so.
Pittsburr March 25-ovcu "A.
Iaiglcr. the last man who fought Jack
McAuliGe. has announced he viii meet
tho former lightweight champion N he
re-cnters the ring
ZcIglsr fought NtAuune 600 C0uey
Island, Nov 10. 1894. when lu the third
round MeAuunc broke his arm and
there was uo decision That was the
last time McAuline appeared in the
ring and now Ioig'or says he viii have
to eight him II Doc again aeUires Orb
uugiIi-tic honors. Ieigler says he Is
ready to post 5000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
HIGH SCHOOLS WILL
BATTLE FOR REMNANT

Provo. March 6-ronight the Wasatch
lleber CibJ high school basketball
team and the Sprlngyille high school bas-
keibai team will play for the champion
sfIp II the southern district (all south
Of Salt Lake.. The winning team will
mas The Weber H.gh school team for the
aata championship THE Heber team and
Doe friends win come down iu a special
train returning ftsr the game.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
UTAH LAKE HAS
MILLIONS OF BASS

iI.t" March the tremendous In
or me fish iu Utah lake Is al
iuc.ne the attention Of sportsmen and
d g'.ti season is anticipated The over
HON NJ he waters of the lake. inundat-
N. laIg. Tracts of new land, has formed
XIV Feeding grounds for the fish. BASS.
N'1l ana catfish are having the lime OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
IN AUTOMOBILEDOM.

Frank BotterliI mas returned from
BOISE where he Juurueyed TO deliver
rIerce car 10 1homas Begau. a ulg
mining man. The car went through Iu
Bood shape ana the purchaser as
"uehghteu."
sam G.. Sharmau is back again on
his Wontcd grounds. lie has uetu I'm
the east. at Idrry town. ~. H., Dayton.
o., ana Lansing, Mlcu., whore uC mas
been consulting Win the manuiac-
turers whom ue represents ln salt
Lake. since has return me- reports tnu
sale OF three StOduard- ytous, AMI
one Courier, the last new car 10
the city winch costs but SLl5V. The
Sharman people handle the Maxwell
keo, and Mitcuel, iu conjunction
with the Stoddaru- Daytons.
In the new place OF the suarman
Auto company, 1b4 east First South.
there De- Go pe "a uuc elias mead auuru-
ing the entrance 10 was killed IA the
Gallatn basin, In Montana, by Fred
W. Sharman, ana is one oil the nuost
heads ever seen in salt Lake. 10 has
IA prongs and Is beautifully mount
fhc Sharman people last week re-
ceiVed shipment of rs leus, The
largest single shipment OF autos ever
received In the city.
The Consolidated Wagon and Ma
chine company questions the yeracity
of the Rundal-Dodd company In
taking a Buick machine. ON it's own
power up 10 the top OF Ensign peak.
The company has "a $4,000 bet up
that its Velle car can outclimb the
Buick. There ls liable TO be- something
doing.
There has been such "a heavy de-
mand for the Nelie machine that ship
ments have been diverted from the
northwest. whore the season ~ later,
in favor OF the salt Lake territory
Tho Studobaker people report
good business. There are six olectrics
to be delivered the first of April and
one h. NJ. f. So The company is going
10 pay especial attention t0 the cleo
trio trucks. which are so generally IN
use In the east
In the motorcycle world Lon
Clahin seems 20 be about the whole
cheese" on an Indian. four horse
power he climbed the n street Hill
as II II was on the level The firm, of
which Mr. Atkins, an old newspaper
man is now a member. also handles
the Iver-Johnson bicycle and AN sorts
of sundries They are at 1926 south
West Temple street
The Utah Motor company, the COM
solidation OF the l.. J Gilmcr COM
pony and the Utah Motor Car COM
pany. Is going 10 move 10 a fine
garage at 127-i29 State street some
time next month They have some
fine cars in the Cadillac. the Ameri-
can Traveller, and the Packard. Dur
ing the week they have received a
new seven passenger touring Packard
and there are two car loads coming
Thomas Evans. an expert from the
Cadillac factory is a guest of Mr.
Gilmer Friday "a new American
Traveller was received To is simply a
beauty. and Harry Elliott has been
proudly toolinR Il about on the streets
Ia Is chocolate color with nickel
trimmings with o. semi-gunboat body
the first of rs type in the city.
The Tom Botternl Auto company
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SLIDE INTO FIRST
BREAKS CATCHER'S LEG

Logan. March 2G-While sliding into
Rrst base yesterday Afternoon. All Stuck,
catcher OF the Aggies baseball team.
broke his right leg above the ankle. lie
will be unable 70 play with the team
this season, and his place as regular
catcher will be taken by Dorian. who has
been showing much class.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
DoRANDo WINS.

Winnipeg, Man. March 25-ln a
three man i5-mile race here tonight.
Dorando the Italian. finished first in
1.27ia. Marsh, the Canadian runner,
was second and ST. Yves. the French
man, third.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
0LDFIELD WILL MEET
VERY WORTHY F0EMAN

Los Angeles March 26.-When the
entry OF Barney Oldheld and his Benz
racer which broke worlds records
at Daytona was wired this week 90
Los Angeles Tor the opening meet OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
THE CHAMPION BASEBALL PITCHER GUN


established at the Naval Academy Annapolis by p d Lake warrant officer
a
a
at
horizontal The manipulating
motions OF throwing his
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their lives and are IN excellent condition.
Tho Powell slough, used by the county
and state as natural bass hatchery. Is
very productive and will furnish millions
of bass FOR the lake.
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oid stsu5 n ~ n-..Iil,. az 'lle s"l'o
nina M .,,,.' ,.. .Ile IllaH Dc
uot spsr. tb,. ti,,. g.. 20 49,. .'l -
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are an .,,.,7 'I"' .u'I'
was "a "a Kan ,,,. .,,i5 h.. p,..,,9-
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80. ,l - .tn
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written A., bi. t.roti No., ,l's
No - 90, t-.,,.... ,.t,t '.''' l'''t
has b'.,, b., .r,. " N9''n
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,,.rC,'t, ,,.e,-.,,,i,,, a. ',u.l'Iy lNeoh'n
has pat,,ir, t,,,t ...i,...s -.u ln'' pc
i .. .ti ''' pr ''''',.t tI"uoI"-. ln
C,I VIII aim 800. anl tn'u
s,yitgori4,a 'N'''" ana
r,
lhe rapid CROWN oft aut1mohilIug iu
Ne" H'- .'.li p. SHOWN ny the receipts
"I lN' 'l"77athua'its state highway
submission i"r motor registrations.
fees at-t'saiihE Nlai'-. have been coll
o." 'N"s ldf inns year. as compared
WIN only S'a,''' "a year ago While tho
dluefrnt method of imposing fees pro-
T ,tr',i ., ,'l .',, ease pa the money
~. ~, "a, ''iH l'ei7l .''l
,,.,th -9s ......, ',,',u, ~ COM pared
49,. /. S''' ago.
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,,,..,.,,,tg " ~ "'7 '.'I hWaNH
'..,,, ~ -, @ t. oul'i-'oIllsl
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gentle orsr M. y5-,l.i lu,i, f" . lgst pay
~. ~, Wv "Isn'd surface oi
W., ,,,,,.i t,,.. '. ~" ''l ln' ROAD.
"a ro,,,.L ~, -. 80 my sotN'u
s,orge ,rbi@L ,.. WIN ",'
$1,000 10, - must "' constantly
'' ""'''
az ~. fT,4t.1 .' PunH' ROADS
.,-.,.i..,,t, ,,,. ".i'li lh.uJ oI
49, ~ t,.,,, ''sl '' maui
',,,,,t,,. n. s- i,v"' I. on, WIc ln this
Europcar bigbu,sSs c o,.,,.'' H.. service ON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26

''" e's of aquatic sports here are
n'sn'y eated over the recent sensa-
...I ',' performances Of Curtis Sloan. the
q 1 swimmer OF the East Liberty A
a5l.I .ael' 10 many quarters sloan is
hur,.,. upon as a successor 10 "tho
hor.5's Charles NJ Daniels. the
matrb.5 champion. Tho pair were
''eu 70 meet In New York recentlv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26

steam al given temperature is
termed saturated when b. o. of "a max
mum density for such temperature.
steam in contact with water Is satu-
rated steam
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26

II ,s estimated that AZ the presont
rate 0f increase there win b. o0o o0o
automobiles in the United states bv
1911, 100000 by 1919 300 900 bv lgig
SiSOo,OOO by 1914, and 100000 by 1915.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-19
BERKELEY PLANS
|. TEACHERS Meeting
Elaborate Arrangements Made
for Annual Gathering of
State Association

BERKELEY, Oct. 1S.-At least 1000
members of the California Teachers
association and the Alamenda County
Teachers association are expected to
come to Berkeley for the annual meet
ings. which win be held here December
q to 80. An elaborate reception Is
planned for them by plumber of COM
mittees of which Superintendent OF
Schools F. F. Bunker is at the head
The university has advised the execu-
tive committee, composed of Frank F.
Bunker, chairman; Clara Partridge
Mary McDougald. E. H Mosher. Gilbert
n. Brink, Louise Kidder and s. D.
Waterman, that the buildings Will be
placed at the disposal of the assoeia-
ton 1t is planned to have one OF sew
.eral of the meetings in the Greek
theater.
Besides speakers from various por-
tions of the state and the university,
be present at the meetings of the
teachers
The committees which Bunker named
today will hold their first meeting Sat
urday morning at o'clock in his Office
in the high school. The committees
follow:
Building-F. W. Hoffman, chairman; A. J.
Accommodations ]. Cooper. chair
man: John A. Irmie. Nelson Smith, Emma
Wilkes, Margaret Webb.
Social ntertainment--Fannie Mclean chair
0rgren, Or. Ernest B. Hoag-
Finance-Charles L. Biedenbach. chairman
w prntiSs F. Gsrk Joseph hod56s L gsmO chairman
Henley, Paul Evans.