OCR Text |
Show 5 55 SLSJJJ 1 TgJULPJL PJL o 0. 0 5J e o ? 0 aP o c o CL 5. 0 5J ??J? 5S 5JIS5SL r.7 3 I? ms mnrirro'a ansa isTmsmsTroisyrr8xrr5Tmrrr5TirymrTrmroirms0 Tr I SI LANDOR AFTER SOUTH POLE 'x A. Henry Savage Lander, explorer, who will ccn make an attempt to reach the south pole, is Sharkletun failed if the opinion that Limit. timing a cumber oome and unnecessarily i..rge expedition. Mr. Landors theory is that a small caravan of tri Mod and hardy men, lightly equipped, like his expeditions thiough Asia and Africa, Is best. The wami season will he chosen lor Landor s daoh to do what Lieut. Shackleton so nearly succeeded in accomplishing, and it is now planned to consume the best part of a year in the attempt. Mr. Landor's aethity in aeronautic investigations gives color to the rumor that an airship will be used by him to reach the pole. Nothing defi niie is ascertainable, but it is known that for a in the long lime Mr. Landor has leen engaged of a small and party himself would carry which construction of an aerial car followers to their destination. The engine will be a simple, sturdy affair, that will be able to stand any ex amount of usage, be easily repaired and of a sufficient power to aid the pedition. Mr. Landor piefers to take chances in an airship rather than a balloon, sur because he estimates the speed and control of an aeroplane will so tar with. reckoned not be need pass an ordinal y gas tag that danger conThe outfit will be taken as tar south as possible by ship and then there From veyed overland to near the point of Lieut. Shackletons camp. or the the final flight will be made. No actual plans of the number of men personnel of the party have been announced ' , V'C"l v- ' y : - ,, ' a ' " 4 "! vv '. -V N. ' . Jt -- v ' I , 'v c tj, : r . v-- a-- -'' . THE WHITE STE MLR WHICH M VDE A SLCCESSFIL PURLIC DEMONSTR TIO OF KEROSENE AS t EEL ON THE RECENT 2Gr.O-MHGLIHDEN TOUR. The most interest 'i.g ;mnounce-men- t The complete success of the new amount of ut ustd on the trip ever made in (umection with fuel while on the 2t'..'i0 mile public si, owed that kciosene is ;u least the automobile indusfn was un- test and the advantages gamed l.ltcen per cent, more efiaitut, gallon a mad well or were that use two lor gallon, than gasoline. The car in us month described doubtedly through ago to the effect that tie m w models in tiie following dispatch which t lie other respects made a most creditable y of the White Steam (.rs could be run correspondent of the New York Sun showing, and tlieie was the usual d on kerosene, or coal ml, instead of sent to his paper at the conclusion of among the observe is to be so to the that White they Everyone at nee iccog-nize- the tour: gasoline. ould ride with the maximum of A feature of the tour which was that the use of t lie new fuel The only adj ,sti nts or rewas would add materiallv to the advan- watched with op rial interest keio-senthe the White which White Steamer used pairs chargi d against the car dining tages already pos- that r or coal oil, as iuol instead of the long tup x cm (ightci.ng a of cars. sessed over other t;ie-a mud chum and vvoikod god wiring There were some people, however, gasoline. The new fuel pipe These iiuiaUie-- were who were sceptical as to whether or splendidly throughout the 2CMJ mile guard. until inoie U an 2fi'O miles not the newr Lid could be used with journey, and all claims mad in its been had of were behalf completed with an absolutefully proven. First complete success, and. therefore, the makers of the White Far, the White all, as regard? cheapness, the White ly perfect sicie. A particularly intern s'irg feature Company, of Cleveland. Ohio, deter- diiver secured P.ercsene all along the is that mined to make a uldic demonstra- loute from C emits to 10 cents cheap- of the new White St' uut-tion of the new fuel in the 1909 Gild-de- er per gallon than was raid for gaso- either keiosene or gusoluip may bo line. Secondly, the new fuel was used as iuel. The r.ecess.uy adjustTour. From the standpoint of the public, handled without any precautions, and ments so that the fuel may be changed no test more satisfactory could have it was not unusual to see kerosene fic.rn kerosene to gasoline, or vice been selected. First of nl the dis- being ponied into the fuel tank while versa, may he made in a ounle of tance covered on the G.Iddon Tour, the crew of the car and an interested minutes; but so completely successful from Detroit to Denvm- and thence to crowd stood by with lighted cigais lias keiosene proved to be, that it is Kansas City, was 2G.10 miles. This and cigarettes. At the finish of the not believed that any purchasers will was certainly more than sufficient to tour, the White was the only car per- tare to use gasoline. The White Company repoit that bring out any weaknesses, if such had mitted by the authorities to enter Still moie important was Convention Hall, where the technical the demand for their new steam cars existed. both the $2900 model and the took place, without the fact that the cnr i.,s at all times examination while on the road under the supervi- draining it3 fuel lank. Thirdly, the $ 1000 rnod'd exceed their most t sion of observers named by those new fuel proved to be absolutely expectations. It is evident that who entered other contesting cars. without smoke or smell. Fourthly, the combination of steam the powTherefore, it would have been impos- kerosene could be purchased at what- er which everyone understands and sible for the driver of the White to ever part of the route was most con- has confidence m with kerosene have even tightened a bolt without venient, and not once during the trip the fuel which everyone has on hand the fact being noted and a penalty in- through the ten States of the Middle and can handle without any danger is by flicted. At night the cars were West was there found a grocery store thoroughly appreciated of automopurchasers guarded by Pinkerton detectives and where kerosene was not readily and obtainable. the biles. could not he approached by any one. cheaply Finally, E 1 1 nv-airas-ne- d cura-foi- t. c e, lubu-cato- s TO WASHINGTON IVlEIViORIAL m-- ; Mrs Henry F. Dimock, who was recently 'dected president of the George Washington Memorial association, wants every man, woman and hibl in the country to have a personal sense of uoprietorship in the $2,000,000 building as a to the first president. She suggests that adults should give one dollar or more and that brick. Beauall the children should own a head of a bearing receipts, engraved tifully of contributors to sent Washington, are being one dollar or more, and among the contributors have been 30 young women employed in a dressmaking establishment In New York. ex- In accordance with the desire often Mh''' is of sci the for promotion pressed by Washington 4Y 1 tnce and literature, the building will be devoted to such uses. A host of patriotic, scientific, are associated in the literary and art organizations association, and it intended that the building shall furnish a home rooms for small and and gathering place for such bodies. It will contain or auditorium and hall a rooms, great research large meetings, students Teacfr rooms for large congresses, such as the recent Tuberculosis congress. the that is and it hoped assemble here, ers conventions will be Invited to the and States United of the the Legion Loyal Grand Army of the Republic, the in building. Sons of the Revolution will have permanent quarters The advisoiy council of the association includes Elihu Root, Ira Remsen, Dr. William Prof II Fairfield Osbom, Charles J. Bell, Dr. Weir Mitchell, D. Walcott Charles Dr. W. Charles Dabney. Welch, Gen. Hoi ace Porter, Prof. and Prof. Alexander Agassiz. me-moii- , r me-mo- . t r n - THE ANSWER. - W. N. U., Salt Lake City, No. Brooklyn Flag Factory. One of the biggest official flag factories in the world is in the Brooklyn navy yard. Between eighty and one hundred women vvoik there all the Positively cured by year round making flags for the use these Little Pills. of Uncle Sam's fighting ships. They They also relieve Dia use up 120,000 yards of bunting a yeai tress from 1 spepMa, Ii ofii 41S and fashion different kinds of amll oHeirJ A perfect rea cial flags. The flags cost $90,000 a LdUng. edy for Di7iue-s- , Nao year. sea, Drowsiness Bad 37-19- 09. SICK HEABAOtlS AMERICAN GIRL A DIPLOMAT Lady Arthur Paget, formerly Miss Mary Stevens of New York, after proving at Cowes her social power in successfully launching Mrs. Will iam Leeds, widow of the tinplate magnate, on the exclusive social sea, showed her ability as a of diplomatist In the Intricate and highest grade international politics. Lady Arthur left Mrs. Leeds at Trouville and returned to London, where at the Ritz hotel she gave a dinner to M. Isvolsky, the Russian minister of foreign affairs, surroundof Mrs. ing him with a choice coterie consisting Portuthe Desoveral, the Marquis Jack Leslie, of the king, and friend close and minister guese Prince Demidoff of Russia. The dinner was perfect even for epicurean Russians, but it was noticeable during the evening for the earnest conversation In which the hostess every phase of Russias relations with Practically and M. Isvolsky Indulged. the evening, briefly but skillfully, England and America was discussed during woman the Russian premier obAmerican and from the lips of the charming and America, so far as Rustained a better grasp of the situation In England with had had he diplomatists. talks the sia Is concerned, than from all M. Isvolsky attended which dinner unofficial the was only It practically were many envious eyes cast at during his short stay In England, and there the Russian statesman. In success of her entertaining Lady Paget because CROESUS IN SMALL FLAT Expectation. Ilis Daughter Father, I wish you'd Mr. Slow boy will stay home want to ask you for my hand. Her Father Has he really proposed at last? His Daughter No; but he will tonight. t. Youngster What's the most aggravating thing during married life? Oldster Why, the woman. Drowning the Sound. Helen You enjoy singing? Grace (raising her voice to pitch) Not particularly. Helen Then why do you sing? Grace Why, father is eating corn off the cob. Reminiscent Skinnings. Our old schoolmaster was tough as leather. No wonder. Ilis principal occupation, if you remember, was tanning hides. IN THK SrVIVfER KE4SON children ovenndiilin' in (Miing fruit-- , with stomach tmin'iU'.acon'.oqui m c mothers should lure on hand Painkiller U'erry Itav.s t. am, jic uud 60c bottles. Do your feet ever feel tired, achy and core at night? Bub them with a little Hamlins Wizard Oil. Theyll be glad in the morning and so will you. The man who has a talkative wife may have a whole lot to say, but he seldom gets a chance to say it. Dr. Pierces Pellets, small, easy to take as tandv, regulate and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels. Ix not gn pe. snsrar-coate- too much to expect to be amiable. dogs IBS' cross-bre- 5Ir. Win .lows Soothing Syrnp. d For children teething, soften, the gums, reduce, Tabte iii theMonih, Coafr ed Tooue, Paul in thi Side, TOKPID LIVER- They regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. Bear Signature Genuine Must CARTERS riSlTTlE Fac-Simi- le flVER ;!1 PILLS. DEFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Sticky Sweating Palms after taking salts or cathartlo waters did you ever notice that weary all (one feeling the palms of jour hands sweat and rotten taste in your mouth Cathartics only move by sweating your bowels Do a lot of hurt Try a CASCA-RE- T and see how much easier the how much better job is done 9d you feol. Multimillionaire J. Ogden Armour and his fami.j s pain, cure. hid oollu. 2dc a bottl. flat. A guilty conscience is apt to he its Her string is soon worn out if a girl ily are going to live In a When the city dweller thinks of that he may be has too many beaux. own excuser. CASCARETS ioc a box for a week's more content to get along with five or six rooms. seller treatment, all dmsfjfists. will the try in the world. MUnon boxes a mouth. More than that, the Armours life in two weeks and theyll try it voluntarily. Around them will be 86 other rooms, unoccuITWISED LETTER SIGNi pied and built for them. But theyll try it for MikKUJAMS AKD CH 7Y flat. a while In a forthnn a m v wav of advurt sing or tan It Im n to the created tboir goods Out at Armoria, pleasure ground inak them. hAKN GOoi MoNFY, A strong man is strong all over. No man can be and have builders r uht in gardeners that landscape jourowntowDiortmvel strong who is suffering from weak stomach wiih its you llk. bond 2e stamp evolved out of an unsightly tract of partly lor free intonuatron. from some other disease or indigestion, consequent MANUFACTURING SPECIALTIES COMPANY swampy ground near Waukegan, 111., the family of of the stomach and its associated organs, which imand millions will try their tiny home. nutrition. For Tlept. O, 10 El! Ion Sq., New York when the stomach pairs digestion is weak or diseased there is a loss of the nutrition Four million dollars has been spent on the contained in food, which is the source of all physical rooms Is more and four the are, where yet place strength. When a man doesnt feel just right, palace has been built, but to be spent. A delivered at your horns at whole-.aiwhen he doesnt sleep well, has an uncomfortable will prices. In Armours live the the Meantime, 86 of the rooms are not ready yet. Selected dried and canned fruns, nuts and stomach in after the is feeling and irritable eating, languid, nervous, despond are estate for. cared their and properly treasures art In their assortments family ready raisins, packed four and see that ent, he is losing the nutrition needed to make strength. for use. We sell consumers otiB. We sav. a time, hut they'll understand all about the flat Such a man should use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical They may be cramped for us for Write you money. prices. dweller and his troubles. Discovery. It cures diseases of the stomach and other CALIFORNIA FRUIT SUPPLY CO. of and onlaus digestion nutrition. It enriches the blood, Marysville. California tnvliorates the liver , strengthens the kidneys, nourishes to sure Is 21 XD STRENGTH TO so were GIVES UE71LTII It and nerves, poison the sleep. the pretty English Brown, Crichton KELIAB1 E to let the children learn THE WHOLE BODY. EJKOM.PT v says that parents should wiser, he says, 7.X' I" oil and afford Go'll, a to You cant to use up nervous energy accept secret nostrum as a substitute tor this non 00; Gold, Silver, their faces firmly against home less than alooholie medioine op known composition, not even though the urgent dealer Gold and Kllver retlned and thus weaken brain Bilr.r and sacks. r free little a ying. Children need all the sleep by night study, make mailing on bigger may profit. Ingredients thereby wrapper. printed 'l Its Curt Flaw, Uranrw tol. can get, and brain work at night power. four-roo- four-roo- four-rooi- No Man is Stronger Than His Stomach 1 1 i aiiv-vthr- re California Fruits e ASSAYS St |