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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-04
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Fast double pIay-AppIe to cider 10
jag.
There will be nineteen days of rncing
at jamestown, Va, during the present
meeting.
BOmbardier Wells copied Pete
Yoyles after Voyles had dropped him
for six. Seems as If the Mcintosh en-
try in the heavyweight handicap has
TO be fiOored before he gets is mad
hup.
HHrICen to the chorus: "NeIsen can't
come back" But wait minute! Who
did Nelson ever knock out in fifteen
rounds that amounted to anything =?
And this La Grave is tough kid
Keeping even with Walter Camp on
the purified football rules is like run
ming in a circle.
Coach Langman L. training the yotre
Dame team behind closed gates. He
is preparing "a nice little surprise" for
Michigan. The biggest surprise would
be If Michigan didn't wallop the Cath
olics good and hard.
Everybody praying for IndInh sum
mer weather for the Carlisle game sat
urday
Winter POetry-A cheer for the
snow-the drifting snow; smoother
ana purer than Eeauty's brow. With
feathery wreaths the forest is bound
and last years Benny cannot be
found.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-04

It's an open secret that John King, the
Cubs catcher, Joined hands with Fletcher
some lime ago in the scheme TO secure the
best IlaSers for the new league" But
since Kings slump in the worlds series
it is said that ne has decided to stick to
the Chicago club 1t was originally
planned TO place Killing at the head of a
new club in the Windy City.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-04
INDIANS WORK HARD
Carlisle Braves in Poor Shape
at Present.
PLAY IN CAPITAL SATURDAY

Capt. Houser Unable to Get Into
Practice This week aud Assists In
COachinE-ConcheS Feel Team May
Go Stale Before the Big Games TO
COme-New Men show Up Well.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-04

Representative Carter Glass left Wash
inston for Leesburg, Va. In his 1911
LOZier. accompanied by his son in 4
light six L0zier He arrived al his des-
tination without experiencing any trouble
and reports the roads excellent
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-04

Charles F. Miller and Mr. Wheeler. OF
the owen factory. yesterday tested their
1871 5c-horsepOwer owen demonstrating
car They made twenty miles per hour
on both the Quarry and Fifteenth street
hills
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-04
PLATE PRINTERS DUCKPN LEAGUE.
RAILWAY RELIEF Asso.
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
COLONIAL LEAGUE.

Totals. 90 SO 90 Tota,s....... SO ss e
warner rolled first game
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-04

Owing 10 the success Of the eight-day
run held in Cleveland by the Thomas
Company, d. :. Hendrick, who Is rep
resenting the company here, Is seriously
considering a similar demonstration here.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-04

/. F. Barrett representing the Knox
car. arrived in Washington yesterday. he
is endeavoring 10 locate a Knox agency
Lnra
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-04
BUSINESS HIGH is THE FAYORITE
OVER EASTERN THIS AFTERNOON

Average 1874 Average. 1874
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
MADE MANY OTHERS RICH.
BUT KEPT POOR HIMSELF
Invention of Poor Partisan Claimed 20
Have Made Possible tire Modern
Automobile.

PARIS. Feb 22-InN ltations which
made possible the modern automobile
and acroplane motors had birth Ia the
brain OF Fernand Forest but they did
him no good. tie enriched the world
and remained poor himself In recog-
milton OF his genius. the government
has now bestowed ON him the cross
of the Legion OF Honor Ia tardy
amends tor long neglect
Forest work is now displayed IN A
glass case if the Conseryatoire des
Arts ~ Meters.
He trst devised wire spokcs for the
bicycle wheel fastening them "a the
hub IN the modern way After~ard he
devoted his spare time Ca explosive
motors with cylinders No one paid
much attention 10 him while he was
thus engaged His peighhors knew
him As AN ordinary workman without
technical education and spoke of him
as clever tinker.
he believed that the inventions
would prove valuable. but lacked cap
ital ana did not know how 10 make
money connections When his patents
ran out and suffered forfeiture from
non operation others took UP his
Ideas with rich results
HIS station is still humble and there
Is no hope OF IFS hettcrment through
those who utilized his creations Hav.
ing searched him out however the
IS glad 20 decorate him.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
TRAINMEN ON BALTIMORE
AND OHIO TO VOTE ON STRIKE
ton To Raise Wages Of Only
Passenger Employees.

BALTIMORE. Md. Feb % Neso-
tiatons are on between officials OF
the various organizations OF railroad
trainmen and the Baltimore a. Ohio
railroad on the counter proposition
submitted hy the railroad officials
after first turning down the original
demands OF the trainmen
A b Garretson. president OF the
Brotherhood OF Railway Tra!nmen
and President Daniel willard OF the
Baltimore q Ohio. both confirmed this
after conference behind closed
doors that lasted for more than two
hours today
All over the system the men as in
diyiduals are now 10 vote upon the
acceptance OF the counter proposition,
which disregards the demands for the
Western rate" OF wages for freight
trainmen. and gives TO them nc IN
crease. and AZ the same time gives
but slight increase TO the passtnger
trainmen The demands OF the men
are said 20 have ranged from 10 to 40
per cent
Garretson declared late this after
noon that the result OF the vote would
determine whether the Falnmen mum
bering. he said IN excess OF $4,000
would be called ont all over the syS
tenn. and ne said ten days suihce FOR
registering and counting the sealed
ballots
we have said our last word. de
clared President willard when asked
for a statement this afternoon FUR
Their than this the head of The great
systems refused go discuss the SIT
uation
With the announcement today that
all negotiations between the Bath
more & Ohio and their trainmen hal
been broken and that vote on -
strike would be taken the country
faces the probability ~ the greatest
strike in the history OF railroading IN
the United states Should the Bafi'
more 4 Ohio employees decide on 4
walkout there Is q great possibility
that similar action where demands
have been already refused On other
railroads viii be- taken and this would
involve more than 100000 railroad
employees throughout the country
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
FARRGUT CRAFT
SOLD TO JUNK DEALER
Once Supply Ship and Was With
Admirars Fleet in the Battle
OF Mobile BAY

PORTLAND. Me, Feb. 22-Another
OF che United States navy's old civil
NaI craft will be consigned 10 the
scrap heap within week when the
lighthouse tender Geranium. sold 20 a
junk dealer az auction FOR 1918. Is dis
mantled. and then beached and burned
Tor the Old metal that her hulk con
tains. The Geraulum. which has
served Uncle Sam for As years was
once the famous supply ship John A.
Dix. which accompanied Admiral Far
ragut into Mobile bay. and ran many
"A gauntlet during the civil war. She
was omlr at Newburg. y. Y. In 1868.
and va vessel OF $50 gross tonnage.
155 feet long 80 feet beam aud 2l0
horsepower
After the war h,I name Was chang
ed 20 Gclauinm. and for Is years she
was IN the liShhouse service on the
Delaware coast. then FOR six years in
Massachusetts BAY. and for tie last -
years she has carried supplies 10 the
lighthouses al1as the Maine coast The
Geranium was once commanded By
Rear Ndnifal stanton. retired who. al
the tii1" Vss a lieutenant
All along The Maine coast the old
vessel mas been known affeCtionately
rs the ola ,'aut contraction OF
"GcraUe Whom she was auctioned
on one Weather beaten old tar who
had come 700 iAiles 20 see his old
-Veo'hear, ior tho last time, and who
had served ou a,r while she was with
Tarla-Ets feet took a lack-kn,ie from
his pocket. acNcd of a splinter. gent
~ tucked ID avU In the told of his
swcatey and VIII the single express
ll,l tT
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
U. S. COURTS BUSY
Grind Away Despite Fact That This IS
Washington's Birthday

Despite the fact that TUESDAY IS
Washington birthday a legal holl
dav. and that the elevators We're shat
down in the federal building and al
he stairways except one We're barn.
caded. the federal courts were as busy
as usual up on the third floor OF the
building Judge Henry Il Swan and
Judge Dennison. OF Grand Rapids. had
10 climb the long stairVays. as did
the clerks and bailiffs and crier and
attorneys
Judge swan received the resolutions
adopted BY the Detroit Bar associa.
ton on the death Of ASHLEY Pond.
Alexis c Angel made the remarks
incident 70 the acceptance Of The reso-
buttons
Judge Dennison hears arguments.
TUESDAY afternoon in the case Of c.
" Bush against the Michigan Yacht
4 Power Co. a case which mas been
tried here once and which grows out
OF the contract for the delivery % q
Yacht some years ago Bush refusing
20 accept the yacht a. up 20 specincs-
lions
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
TRIES TO KILL ZELAYA.
Former President Of Nicaragua
Wounds Wouid-Be Assassin.

PORT Union Costa Rica. Feb. -
Former President Zeiaya OF Mica
rAugua. while Ell route 90 Belgium on
the steamer liverpool shot aai
wounded a Young Ntoaraguan who at
tempted 90 assaSSiuaie HIM accordiae
10 story printed tn a san Jose paper
today. and general credited here
The story is that while Ltlaya vas
ON the deck az the'Vesscl the Young
Nicaraguau. who's, fathers estate hat
been conGscated by ZeiaNa. rushed az
the former president and struck Ar
him with knife Zeiaya leaped aside
and drawing a revolver shot his assai,
ant IN the arm
There we're few witnesses 20 the
tack an re story was suppressed.
bat II WAS made known bv NicatG
guam. who 5 said 10 have been on tie
vessel az the time
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
TO TRY MEYERS
]. PLAN FOR YEAR
House Committee on Naval Affairs
Reaches Decision--Bill Carries
sli4,0O0,O 900

WASHINGTON Feb ~ Tie naval
reorganization plan 81 Secretary
Mayer viii be given a trial FOR one
year This was the decinlou reached
by the house committees on naval al
fsnu by unanimous vote today
% proviso by Rep. DaWuoa tltep,
la. authorizing all the appropria
tons 10 be- used by the secretary ot
The navy INTERCHANGEABLE among Inc
bureaus Of the navy department WAS
adopted The secretary of the navy
s. directed To- submit his estimate Tor
next year on the basis of this year
bill and not ON the basis OF hlH now
plan. This will enable congress TO
adopt or reject hin plan next year.
The naval bill was completed today
Az Il stands AT present. IL carries
about sIiA.000. 900 This does not IN
olude appropriations Tor any new BAT
tleahips. Secretary Meyer Will take
the naval program up with the com
mittce noxt SATURDAY. " ~ gon"rhlly
conceded that two prndnauShu VIII
he supplied.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
LOCKS OF OLD SEA DOG. GRAY
40 YEARS. TURNING BLACK
New Crop. Coming IN Dark Spots Is {
Natural Growth Unaiocd by
Artificia al Means.

PORTLAND ore. Feb 81 After
being distinguished for 10 years D.
his shaggy head OF gray hair. Arnold
Reimer aged 50. Is attracting renewed
interest because his ocks are turning
tlaCk
Rvmer has been a seaiarlng man
for six decades. having originally
shipped ON Is sailing vessel in New
York Harbor he has travelled the
world over MANY times. and boasts ~
having visited every port on the globe.
Early last summer he vas tease I
by friends for having grease spots
in his white hair he began TO exam
ine his suyery locks. and found that
The dark spots We're the result OF 81
natural growth II dark hair Now after
six months the aged man declares
that his youthful DAYS are returning.
Physicians are unable 90 account
for The phenomenon
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING Mich Feb Income
& Co. Petoskey. $4,000, Michigan
Naple syrup Co KaIksska. $1,000.
Peoples Cooperative company
Wakefield. 81 01o James A Baneh.
ard company foreign New York AID
:. Joseph. Mich $4,000 Long Man
gfac-uriue company foreign Chi
cago and Detroit $4,000 Eay Manu-
featuring COMPANY. Detroit Increase
From s7s GOO tc 800 Ja3 Aetna IL
vestueat company. Detroit 5000.
Mueller Brothers 4 Watson. Heulock,
s. Don Wsvre County savings bank,
Detroit Increased from $40 oot O.
g p0 COO Alas Foundry CON- PanT.
ret-oit. So aoo principal stockho.1-
t-s. William CHRISTIAN trustees Roo-
e-t CrAafo-t John n NsckAy. a. De-
t--tr
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
WANTS CONGRESS TO PASS
ANTI-INJUNCTI0N BILL
President TAFT Holds Conference Win
Representatives and urges
Early Action.

WASHINGTON. Feb - --LegiAla'
dive leaders at the capital are roceiv'
ing gentle hints from the White House
today that tho Moon and the anti-in'
junction measure might be good bii
10 begin with. In the grinding out ~
tho revised administration program.
The president arrived az that con
cluaion following lengthy confer
ence yesterday afternoon with Rep.
Moon. OF Pennsylvania. who intro.
duccd the measure and Rep Parkcs,
OF Now Jersey. chairman az tho house
Judiciary committee. which viii
handle the bill, The representatives
were asked to map cut plains for
working II through congress
There were several clauses in the
bill about Which the president wished
20 be- advised, AMI he suggested sever
al minor changes In wording
Tho measure as prepared by Rep.
Noon differs but slightly from one pre-
pared by the administration. Il 81
yidcs iniunctious into three classes
and imposes CLOSE restrictions on the
Judges issuing any restraining order.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
A5QUITH' S FATE
HANGS IN BALANCE
Ii He Does Not Resign He May BE
Voted Out of 0tfbe-Press APP
proves John Redmond's Stand 2

( LONDON Feb. 22-Premier As
cuith is today playing a game of soil
taire in politics AMI unless the rad
calls in the Liberal parts can screw
'up his courage tremendously, the
downfall of the Asquith administta-
ton Is a question OF hours.
The pr, mier il accused OF trickinS
both his own party and the Irish Ma
tionalists and the Iaborltes, and the
'ultimatum of John Redmond, the Ma
tionalist ,eader that the latter would
OF support the Liberals unless As
quith agreed TO immediate home rule
and the abolition OF the lords veto
meets with approval even by the Lib
eral press.
The Star today says. We agree
with ReGmond's view. Leader Red
mon is justified in assuming that his
interpretations Of Asquith : utter
auCes We're correct
The utterances referred 10 Were
Asqnith's election promises and MS
statement that he would not assume
oGce unless the aing would first
agree 20 reconstruct the house o.
lords SO that the Liberal legislative
program could tot be endangered IN
a the upper house.
The Morning News declares that
Redmond Interpretation OF As
uuiths speech is the same as every
Journalists. every politicians ana
every ordinary citizens interpreta
ton. There are many arguments IN
favor OF the course that Redmonl
prefers
Hitherto the Liberal leaders had
hoped for a compromise. but Red
mond's declaration from the floor ct
the commons has I, moved all hope oi
this and precipitated a crisis.
( There were many party conferences
lamoug the liherals this morning as
result OF which the prediction IS mad"
| that unless AsQuith resigns he VIII De
voted out OF Office within three weeks.
/ There was ruuoy that AsQuith Was
preparing his resignation, but TINS
was promptly delied.
/ should Asquita be- forced from oi'
fee the premiership will undoubtedly
Ice offered To y thu. Ba!fuur. Con
servauye How long Bahour could
retain control. la tre doubtful contIn-
qency of his Acceptance OF the post
/ is questionable II Is not believed 1v
could last more than a few days, when
parliament woult be dissolved and q
new election ordered, with the A..
auth wing OF the party practically
eliminated. This would make DAVID
lL.loyd.George the nominal leader OF
+ the Liberal party.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
GREEK SITUATION ACUTE.
Austrian Emperor Urges King George
Not 10 Ahdieatc

VIENNA. Fob. - Emperor Franz
Josef ordered the Austrian minister
AZ Athens today Co urge King George
not 10 abdicato, believing that the
downfall ~ the present Greek regime
would precipitate q reign of anarchy
The concentration 81 bulgarian
troops along tho Turkish frontier Is
attributed here 30 the belief ON hui.
gariA's part that the overthrow OF
King George les inevitable and that
when Il comes Turkey and Greece
viii become involved bulgaria plans
To take advantage ~ this involve.
ment in the opinion OF Austrian
diplomats Nv scisinE Macedonia
Bulgaria has between 10000 and
$4,000 troops concentrated ia the
vicinity of Kostoudil only three hours
march from the Turkish border.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
REV. A. II. BARR SPEAKS
Taxes place OF Rev. J. 3. Shaw al
Lentsn Service.

An Imperative call 10 return 70 Chr
gago FOR special services m his own
church. tuesday. took the Rev. joan
Ealcom shaw away from the noonda.
Lenteu services. 70. the Detroit opera
house. ana bis place was filled by m
Rev 4 II Barr. O. the Jefferson-aye
church Or Shaw viii
resume his enSaeemen, In Detroi.
"Wednesday THAT Jesus would a.
mems souls with l!sht II they would
let Him .ume iu. Mas Or Bars plea
TO his hearers 20 come out OF the
darkness of the might and its creatures
o. doubt. distrusJ and despair into the
radiance shed oy the personality OF
the light of the world
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
LETTER DEMANDS $4,000.
County Treasurer OF Gallipoiis. Ohio.
Gets Threat BY Mall.

GAiI.lPollS. Ohio. Feb ~
County Troasurer Harry Bennett. n
fomeroy. today received y letter &c
handing that nc place Slo.000 40 The
sailors statue in the courthouse yard.
The letter stated
III you don't comply with our dc
mand We will KIN you. your father.
Capt Thomas Bennett, and Your
brother"
Treasurer Bennett has placed the
case In tho hands 81 postotlice inspeC~
tors. The Mctgs county treasurvrs
once Was robbed az sso 600 n few
years hack. the robbers locking Treas.
uror Chase In the vault
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
HOUSE IN TWO CITIES.
Law ignored Because Building Is IN
Ne. York and Workers

NEW YORK. Feb 22.-Because Of
is peculiar location on the city line.
between New YORK and Yonkers the
nine apartment Fats az Thomas Doyle
az the corner of Two Hundred anu
Forty-sec0nt- and McLean.sve. al.
legged to lack FIRE exit facilities. was
found tonight 10 De temporarily i'm
mune from the lsW The building de-
partments Ell both cities are puzzled
a. 10 which has jurisdiction The
rear rooms are tn Workers ana the
sitting room and Tar'oT IN New fork.
Building Inspector Sims Bartler,
II Youkers. Says be intends 70 take
up this matter With Mayor Gayror TO
morrow
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
NEGRO, AGED 10, IS.
DEAD IN SAGINAW
Isaac Mitchell Was Bonn IN Slavery
On Plantation at Louis
VILE, Ky

SAGINAW. Mich. Fen Isaac
Mitchell. negro 40 years old. del.
suddenly of old o.. here Tuesdss
morning he was born ia slavery on
u Louisville ~. plantation. apd vas
an expert bricklayer. learning the
trade from his master lie had been
Z resident OF Saginaw for 80 years
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
VII Fisht Duel.

PARIS. Feb. Senator Eugene
rgntt.har. secretary - The secret bal
fc, committee challenged Senator
Raphael Miles Is Croix president o..
enc commission 20 dIel TO-DAY Tn
cA a ts.rEe Sas promptly accspie-.
IsruIhAc 80 meeting % The CON
mission TODAY accused "a CroiX
tr,lur 20 .uiIs the members g. tsst
ttty TIE 'ie vas passed and or
g., .lte- e-t.cn 50 others keT, he
rer .- -- coming to slows
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
TRAINMEN VOTE ON STRIKE.
Grand Trunk Employees Want Increase
In Wages

ST THOMAS. Ont Feb - a
strike that may tie up The entire
Grand Trunk railway system is being
voted upon TODAY hy the trainmen. the
recent refusal by officials of IN, road
10 advance wages having resulted in
proposal 60 enforce the demands by
strike Most 81 the goo men affected
here are ready 90 20 out
Between Buffalo and Detroit the
Grand Trunk traiumen may be Joined
hy the Wabash The Canadian EN-.
ployes get less than the Americans
Tho Grand Trunk trsinmcn' set s. 80
per 100 miles As compared With s.
paid hy the Pcre Marquette $eIo hy
the Canadian Pacific SG24 by the
Michigan Central and s25G hy western
ruads
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
cou-..s g Yss-s e.fers wess rs

FiNuLAY . Fr- -VL-ED e
-ur.ev . On Is wy 20 Sacramento.
a. ~ MAKE b. e q Mss MAJ
U'-lrt former resident GO F.-tlEy
wr-- as La -eel cc--uus .or g.
reErs TIE vet-l1E vas &c AAvs eee-
..s-flrr,sl 1Ast s---p@r s-i cS.1g -
tea,h - ~ ILTleys family TEs
-.-Is--.e-e1
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
Turkey Something Of a Faster.

NEWTON. Ill. Feb oe-A hen tur
key that Mrs Louisa Grove. the own.
or. says had been missing for my
EIGHT DAYS was found iu a pocket
made by bales ~ hay Z, had beer
without food or water All that time
and seemed little tho worse for its
long fast
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
FIRE LOss IS s25. &c.

MENOMlNEE Mich Feb ga
disastrous IRE occurred today In Co.e-
man Maviuette county. Wis The
hardware store general store AMI
grain a'or, property % Il ? Du-
5ua.ue we're DESTROYED loss So goo
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23
Do You Open Your Mouth

:. !. !. !. ! =
food rniedcin
o knows nnehn OF the eor-V h.
YOURS
q medi ine? WWz
and sensible peopleno a-iav insist
4 90 OF
DR. hSes perna rrhrno
20 he pubHSh hrAsdssr
hsr ais fne5kine russr
feels hecsn eli
ne frgruie of
ms medicines s1d ueerSood rh ,
superior
J.,
of
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NHnoN n,Eo
NoUS
NW dance
9 ri nlne cr-S
A host OF thonres ~; arrbr~,
r..
en~s ~ r wn S'Ansd 70 oe loa
rs4e z-.to rites
con O b return post
ovSn ana oe lAa5eroas
SaasS
substitute Is mace 81 K
arc sS- e1-@c-- c-z.4s
vorte PreScupu ~ Fs-Ss =
Send 81 onsSent stamps -a s- --4 - y Ps-s
>o"" N N'0~ NS'ss' At>> 49,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-23

Since gold har ue,n made the stand
ard OF wealth and consequently tho
STANDARD OF socia! position aud I'M
portancc in the world. many women
are wearing drenseb ~ gold
Tiny golden threads are spun by
machinery. and thehe In turn are wo-
ven into cloth The cloth Is cut and
lifted "a the backs OF the rich wo-
mon Just as calico ia fitted on the less
fortunate women This photograph
was taken iu Cincinnati the other
day !, shows one % the golden
guwna worn by model
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-27
GLENN CURTISS
DELAYS FLIGHT

Albany, n. Y, May 26.-"Eight hours
more work must go into the assembling
of this machine before / am ready to
fly" said Glenn II. curtiss tonight, as
he helped wheel his aeroplane into the
tent that will house 1t until he Attempts
a fight from Albany to New York.
The weather conditions today were ideal,
despite official predictions. Nevertheless.
Curtiss made a lesurely day of it. 1t
is positive he will not fly tomorrow morn
ing. although II the weather holds he
may attempt an exhibition flight tomor-
row.
After breakfast Curtiss took taxicab
to Van Ressalaer island, where his me-
chanics were assembling his biplane
There he superintendent the tuning up
and came back for luncheon at his hotel
The weather did not please Curtiss. He
felt that it would be foolish to attempt
a flight even though Indications seemed
favorable until there Is assurance from
the weather bureau that there is wide
spread area of settled weather conditions.
Otherwise he feels he might ruin a SPLEEN
did start by running into local thunder
storm. An Englishman familiar with the
country over which Paulhan recently
made his record flight from London 10
Manchester, told Mr.. Curtiss today that
the route to New York from here is In
finitely more difficult.
"Paulhan." he said, had open coun-
try with meadows everywhere to land in.
Here you have rocky broken country.
with no level heaths. and set OF air
currents that are bound to be broken
and battling because of the mountains
that hem your path