Salt Lake Tribune | 1911-04-23 | Page 50 | Plans to Cross Country Twice

P PUMS TO CROSS I OHOTIWE I ill; Sanitary Man Will Make Trip of More Than 25,000 ' Miles in Anto. tour ,s pRopsKD iV 1 1 1 INTEREST OF SANITATION Will Include Hawaiian Islands, British Columbia and Part i jffj , ' f Canada. t '.h l ' Twice across the American continent iififlf" by automol)"e wll!l five side trips from ill IE each of forty cities, totaling a mileage JjInjaSf. greater than the circumference of the f;llj!: earth, la a tour that was started by B. O. Vijff lj Tilden, president of the American Srinl-'Jflsf' Srinl-'Jflsf' tar wor,C5' lnst Wednepday, from New , York, Mr. Tilden. with several nsso-'f!L'l: nsso-'f!L'l: elates, will conduct a national cduca-Sj'iMi cduca-Sj'iMi 11 tional campaig-n In the interest of sanity.1 sani-ty.1 4M' tatlon. lie has purchased a flfty-horse- gj iSjj i i. rower automobile, wltli special ecmlp- ffrilifrrf lncnl will bo on the road contlnu- 'HlfrfA'ia ousl-v fr eight months. I? .. . I i?H . Tho trip will cover not onlv tho T7nHi? " j ?!!' oiuicK. bui w ii ineiuac tiie Hawaiian l.'.HjHs,- lianas. British, Columbia and a larsc ' -, li'Si' part of eastern Canada. In addition, tho r 4i i $1: coast on tho Altuullc and Pacific oceans iM' vJM bc sk'I!'tcd for a considerable dls- :i!Jfi-. tancc to take In the larger senports. 1 ijii jLlJi; k To Map Out Routes. '$Wii .n cac1?. .lrJP "cross the continent new itiWV ' routes will be mapped out. Tho out- ' HifFT ' K0, P.K .t.rlp wI11 tatcc a central course. m '-' v,ll,Q ,n? return, via Vancouver, will J' 'film' necessitate the laying of a new trail over '- the Cascade ranso. the Blue mountains .NftFt ? P,rt)Son, the Cocur d'AIenes and the 1 -v.-. tPS "ocKlos, Into Houthom Montana. In this Wi hdys wayi ln? sanitation experts will render ?''v ;rff an jnvaluablo service to the cause of C'Mi F.00'1 roads HZ . satlierlwr rond Informa- i llon atld Pathflndlns. They will flv the I' J; ,tH pennant of the .Automobile Club of .'rtflv' America and mako their data available '..j'yA! to its touring bureau. ' This will bo tlio greatest demonstration I of utility any automobile Jms been called WflfkT ' "Pon to make. Accurate records of tho Ml r ,cosL ot operation and maintenance will be SlKrffr: 1AeI,l...JTi, c,licf Purpose Is to enable B. bvl$iij ' ,Icle address boards of health rf&iufc ' sanitation commissions, civic bodies' WtKoD plumbers trade associations and oreanl- Jl Cfflf nations of architects. It will bo purely a ! a MP scientific and business trip, promising '-fll Inu9!l t0WBrd the promotion of public L'l'fwif ' health. f!''li.rw- i Among tho trunk cities-from which side irCcf trips will bp mado are the capltnls and ' ijj rKjS , Pgpal cities of nearly every stale In the tiHH Is Practical Mechanic. d' fit v "B I T''" -prp3ldent Tilden Is M; vf- nown. Is a practical mechanic, having 'M fei r risen from the ranks of Journeymen ' liW t- nown manufacturing organizations in the ,'lf m : eountrv. He Is an authority on sanitation 1 mil Ju c,astern ,pait tl' coSnto- ho I ? iHff v rw I L a9corpanled by his brother, J, M. Tilden. s-ccretnry of the American SnnI " lnry worlcs. and John T. KcIIor, eastern rW r. -jnanaser. In the westftni tcrrltorr he wH iir''li " aleJr,ned V W" A' CawIcy' ast ,nSn- ',Ai& ' .