The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
BRITISH INTERESTED
IN FLYING MACHINE
Exhibitions Call Attention to
Development in Aerial
Navigation. .
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS
English Philanthropists Estab-
lish Course of Training
for Chefs.
BY PHILLIP EVERETT.
C'ablo to The Tribune

Special Cabio to The Tribune
LONDON. June There is q new
interest in aviation. The navy's hyd-
ro.aeroplane has aroused 1t; the pro.
posed series of flying exhibitions over
land and sea will encourage, increase
and crafty it. Tt is an interest greater
than attaches to another step forward
in engineering science, for with the
new flying machine has arrived the
new man, the new type Of airman.
The man Of the moment is Lieutenant
and Acting Commander Charles r. Sam
son, the flying sailor. His exploits in
Weymouth bay afloat and aloft in "H.
N. s. Amphibian' have seized the
imagination of England as no other
development of the wondrous new
science Of aviation has yet succeeded
in doing. Men of other lands OF of
our own race might leap from the
ground and soar aloft on wonder wings,
and we have looked on in admiration
at the illustration of the surprising de-
velopments Of modern science.
Teach Boys Cooking.
There is fair prospect that in the
near future the Briton, or at any rate,
the Briton who lives in London, will
be able to enjoy some share of q vast
field of employment which has hither~
to been practically closed to him.
The i. c. G. Cookery school at the
Westminster Technical Institute is now.
thoroughly established, and here lads
are being trained to become chefs, and
will in time, no doubt, remove the re-
proach that no Englishman can prac-
tlce the higher branches Of cookery.
There arc model kitchens and pantres,
larders and sculleries and store rooms
on the most approved modern plan,
and the youths who are undergoing a
system which nicely blends theory and
practice. MANY dishes are daily pre-
pared and cooked by the students, un-
der the tuition Of able instructors, and
the food go provided is sold to the
students of the college at little more
than cost price.
School of Walters.
The experiment has proved so sue
cessful that another, in sense its COM
pleinent, is to be undertaken. lsldore
Salmon, j.. O. c.. who was largely In
strumental in inducing the council TO
start the cookery school some time ago,
made the suggestion-and it WIS read
ily accepted-that a school for walters
should be established in the Same
building. A consultative committee
was formed. and it's composition Is a
guarantee that the school will not lack
expert advice and supervision. Mr.
Salmon himself is the chairman and G.
Herman Sem the vice chairman, while
other names prominent in the catering
world are those of G. M. Amedt, E.
Daoust, T. Mitchell, n. P. Stephenson
and A. Wolff. Sir Charles Frederick
and T. Goulden have also joined the
committee.
Murder Interests Russians.
Modern civilization as it is repre-
rented in all the great nations of the
world, is watching with the gravest
anxiety the progress of the anti-Semite
agitation which has grown up In Rus
sia around the ritual murder cnse,
Desperate efforts are being mads by
the Black Hundred, the party in Rus
sia which has declared eternal war on
the Jews, to spread the belief among
the ignorant Russian peasantry chat
the murder was the work Of Jews car.
rying out the "blood ritual" myth OF
the middle ages Every means by
which the superstition of the Russiap
people can be infamed Is being used,
ana WlrD Sucn SHSCU LAat tu0 uaHESi
of a repetition of the terrible "pog-
nom' scenes has become extremely
real.
The ease, il will bo remembered,
concerns tine murder OF boy named
Andrew Yushinsky under horrible CIR
A Jew was arrested on
the fimsiest evidence and has been
lwaiting trial for over year.
Christians Make Protest.
Vigorous protests signed by leading
Christian tbeologians. men Of letters
md scientists in England France and
WcS il has' is decared efsn RPnn'ni PSat the
Blood Accusation is ga relic of the
lays OF witchcraft. and black magic:
,ruel and utterly baselcss libel on Juda-
sm' Despite these widespread pro-
ests, however. the agitation continues
With unabated force in Russia, pamph-
cts being scattered widespread IN
which such phrases as Christians,
vatch your Children and other warn
ngs against the alleged practices Of
he Jews are to be found.
Even as recently as Saturday the
the organ of the Russian
dictionaries in st. Petersburg, called
he British signatories to the protest
gainst "blood accusation in Russia
ypocrites or mereeuaries. This paper
hen proceeded TO the length Of declar-
nc it to be an irrefutablo fact Hthat
be Jews CONT TO kill our little chill
ren, bleeding them for hours" and 1t
harged the proteators with attempt
1p to exercise pressure 10 prevent