Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-02-24 | Page 46 | Scientist to See Eclipse from Peak

SCIENTISTS T TO 0 SEE ECLIPSE FROM I PEAK PEAl In Tn order or-der to afford the nations nation's scientists scientists I an all unequalled op opportunity to wilne witness witness wit wit- ne ness the total eclipse e of the sun nm on June S 9 8 Spencer Penrose of or Colorado Springs Colo president of ot the cs c's Peak III Highway h a company has haj extended an Invitation to several hundred famous astronomers of or the United States Canada and Mexico to view the phenomenon rou from the summit of Pikes Pike's es e's peak 1100 1 feet above sea h level e 1 Pil Pikes Pike's es e's peak is In Ii the d direct line of the total eclipse and officials of or the Naval al Almanac office of th the United States Stales naval na observatory Washington say ay that it i is one of ot the county's country's most favorable Ca locations for fOl eclipse No such extensive e shadow path has passed over the country since the I noted eclipse of or 1878 when a magnificent mas mag- view of or the mysterious corona was j as observed bv h Professor Langley Langle and antl his part party of United States naval n ob- ob ser serer ers er on Pikes Pike's peal Ion OU I TRUCK V. MIO William m Fulton president of the Fulton ulton Motor Truck company of oC I Farmingdale Long Island was vas more more than p pleased cased with the general results secured b by his company through tho the exhibit at the Astoria Waldorf-Astoria hotel In Jn New Em ew York the te National Automobile Automobile Auto Auto- mobile show in that city and at the Auditorium in Chicago during th the national national na na- display there Mr I Imore Iii is ismore more than that ever determined to press the thc que question of a national motor truck show how or series of shows as 38 ho tie believes s that this thin is the time for tor such events ent The vcr very demands of or business men require re require require re- re 1 quire a national show in his estima- estima I T. T FF rf Ar r y or S l i I IT 1 T Y M t f y yi i 1 4 lC 4 f f y 1 Co of or t Utah lion Hon and he hc will take this matter up with the other manufacturers of AmerIca America Amer Amer- ica lea at nL a aC C very earl early date and tr try to bring the 1 problem to a successful conclusion con con- IH RS Mien 1 T MM LISI Automobile dealers arc looking with more favor or than over ever before on those lines lilleR which Include trucks as well as passenger cars says C. C B. B Voorhis general sales manager of or the Nash Motors Motors Mo Mo- Io- Io tors company compan A good truck franchise franchiso rl right ht now enables a dealer to develop a business t that ba t has been hen made unusually II ll art artier i i hr by present enl dO day transportation conditions Practically every man who formerly required so 50 much as a horse drawn Wa wagon on for Cor tho the transportation of his disc c Is ig now The Thc Vcr very fact a 1 r company compa 11 offers n CI that l th i p D. D grade trucks truck In let t I t Passenger c r line flap 4 taut lunt factor j in has h bt Rid som n r tenant to t and disk of tits the It the berg belt eau 14 COUntry c er liTe Tt