Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-12
AERIAL MOTORS TO
Be FEATURE OF
EXHIBITION
Many Manufacturers to Exhib-
it Products at Aero Show at
Coliseum in October.
Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal

Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal
st. Louis, Mo, July 10.-That ex-
hibits Of complete aeroplanes and mo-
tors built expressly for aerial use will
be the feature of the st. Louis Ma
tional Aero show in the Coliseum, Oc-
tober s to 10, is now assured by con-
| tracts for floor space which have
been made by several we'll known
concerns, among them the agents for
the Gnome motor, to which Paulham
and Farman attribute much of their
success.
Complete aeroplanes ana q new
aero motor will be chosen by the
Aerial Navigation company of Girard.
Kan. This concern has already COM
pleted three machines of the same
type. which are reported 10 have been
sold, and has now constructed three
more
The Aeromotion company Of Ameri-
ca est. Louis has taken space In
which TO exhibit the Gnome motor
and has reserved additional room for
fNiilbAAiiiE NNO ~ DtG VI lNi ~ bTliAhAii
aeroplanes for the agency of which
they have about completed negotia-
tions. Marc seeuin of the Aeromotion
company. cabled to the French house
of Gnomc Motors before taking space
and learned that the company could
furnish O motor for exhibition at the
time Of the show. 1t viii probably be
the first Gnome motor shown in st.
Louis.
Another type of rotary motor, which
works upon practically the same prin-
ciple as the French-madc Gnome. will
be exhibited by the Holmes Rotary
Motor company Of Denver, Colo. The
Western oil Pump and Tank company
est. Louise has taken space and win
exhibit its regular lie Of tanks and
self-measuring pumps, but in addition
to this it Is rumored that this COM
pany will show something novel in
the way Of an aerial accessory which
win be Of considerable importance to
airmen.
The A%eronautic Supply company,
which has lust opened a store on Olive
street in the heart Of he automobile
district. viii he another st, Louis OK
hibitor, showing practically everything
for the construction OF complete
planes as well as the finished ma
This concern has already
placed st. Louis i'm an important posi-
ton as far rs the a%eronautic Indus
try is concerned. 1t was the first
.aeronautic supply house in America
and it is said that its present NUM-
Of clients IS three thousand peo-
pie, embracing the entire country,
Canada and Mexico.
The eight or ten airmen about to
part in the Novice Meet of the
club OF st. Louis are very much |
Interested in the coming aero show
and have expressed their intentions
TO have exhibits there, provided they
IRE successful in their work this sum
ner.
q. l.. Holton- manager Of the show,
Tally receives inquiries from inventors
# all sorts Of aerial apparatus
throughout the country who wish to
'eserve a small space, if only standing
DOM. so that they will have the OPP
,ortunity to explain to the show Wis
tors the merits OF their various in
The demand for space from
hese inventors has been 50 great that
he management Is now working upon
plan 70 allow a certain section of
Coliseum to their use. providing
spaces than those originally
aid u in the plan OF the show space.
Although the Investors exhibits.
'hich will probably consist largely OF
lans and small models, win not ndd 4
to the spectacular part of the
Exhibition. they will be exceedingly \
lteresting on account Of the many n
nd diverse ideas that will be pre-
ented. "
The Aero club Of st, Louis desires to
nd as much aid as possible to all in 4
but naturally cannot afford :
finance any plans that are submit
ID. no matter how m%eritorious some }
appear to he. In the Coliseum :
now they will not detract from the
as q great exhibition. IL any
hing they viii add to the interest 4
PAGES are now being arranged Tor Z
10 use OF these small exhibitors so :
they can he obtained for a nom 4
sun.