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Show '..J 10 Pilot Yager Meets Heavy Weather in Trip ' From 4 ? . , - - , Cheyenne to Salt' Lake. -- r took a two boor and twenty-seve- n minute battle with heavy winds oyer the hardest flying on the transcontinental course tor F. R. Yager, United Stater ' air mall pilot to reach Salt Lake yesfrom Rook Springs. Wyo.. with terday ISO pounds of mail from Mew York. Pilot Yager left Cheyenne, at 8 oclock Rock jeaterday morning and reached minSpring three hours and forty-fiv- e utes later. The big De Havliand plane. No. 174 In the mail service, alighted at 3uena Vtsta field In one of the most graceful landings yet seen on the field. The exact tlms of arrival was 12:37 p. m. A postoffice truck was waiting for the mail for this city, and the mechanicians of the postal air service were busy giving the plane service a moment after It had taxied Into place beside the hangar. Pilot J. W. Sharpnack, who came flying in on Saturday, took No. 74 on westward toward the Golden Oats yesterday afternoon, within a few minutes after Yager had arrived.-- ' Both of these pilots are former army flyers. Yager served at the Arcadia, Florida, flying school as an Instructor. , His home is at Denver, Colo. In a discussion of flying, both Yager and Sharpnack called attention to the - need In- - this altitude of high compression motors. The stretch between Salt Lake and Cheyenne they said, is the most difficult bit of flying in the entire transcontinental route, and they claim the flneat type of motor Is i.aeued to adequately meet the exceptional difficulties. The cold et an altitude of 13,000 feet above the Uintah and other mountains is a difficulty, both pilots said, that other flyers must be prepared for. They referred yesterday to the New It - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1520. ir gun today whan planes left five cities. One plane will leave each morning from New York with mail to San Franfor New cisco; one from San Francisco York, one from Cheyenne,- - Wyo., to San Salt from one Lake City to Francisco, San Francisco, one from Chicago to San Francisco every day except Sunday, and one from Chicago to New York .every day except one Monday. The first Chicago planet to operate the new schedule left here at 4 oclock this morning for San Francisco piloted by J. P. Christensen. Each of the planes will carry 190 pounds of mall. wo OMAHA, Neb.. Sept. airplane, one piloted by Clarence, Lange and the other by W. H. Huklng, left Omaha' today for Cheyenne, Wyo., after taking on a cargo 'of mail brought' here earlier in , by Pilot J. P. the day from .Chicago ' , . Christensen. Christensen used an plana In his flight from Chicago.. Another machine of the same type, the first regular plane of it kind to reach Omaha, arrived 'earlier in the day from Chicago with and departed later , for that city ' . i' ' mall. Plane No. 71.' first east bound machine to leave San Francisco in the recently Inaugurated transcontinental service, M- -. rived here at 2:60 p. m. According to air mail officials here, it will be sent back to Cheyenne tomorrow. The mall was here today for shipplaced on & train . ment east. The mall had been taken by train from Salt Lake to Cheyenne Sunday after it had been carried by airplane from Sen Francisco to Salt Lake. The plane on this leg of the journey, piloted by J. P. Murray, covered the 881 miles in three hours fifteen minutes, including a stop at Rock Springs, Wyo. The-- 231 miles from Rock Springs were covered in two hours. The plane was aided by wind, Murray said. U.-T- CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 18. Two mall planei, one eastbound and the other westbound, left Cheyenne today. Plane No. 71, going east, arrived Sunday after making a new record of three hours, fifteen minutes for the 881 miles from Salt Lake City, including a stop" "at Rock Springs, . . Wyo. to The westbpund aviator expected reach Salt Lake City and perhaps a point farther west, before night. Pilot Yager hopped off with the plane No. 74 at 8 oclock this morning. J. P. Murray, the first man to bring a plane to this city after transcontinental service was Inaugurated last week, made the trip here' from Salt Lake City with plane No. 71, which set the new record for the Salt Lake the where His average speed for the trip stretch, elr mail wasi first established, as the flight was 117 miles. He came from Rock Yerry Springs, 281 miles. In two hours flat. and This time includes both take-oCHICAGO. Sept. 13. An extensive landing. Murray said that the wind aidedmail service wag bo- - him on the flight from the west, but endally - . ne ff coaat-to-coa- st I Never Felt Better in Crawford My Life, Declares After Tak-- ing Tanlac. f- - Tanlac has not only added fifteen pounds to my weight. Irat ha rid me of all my ailments ana built me up to where X feel better then I have .In a n long time," Said M. "Crawford, a pattern maker, living at 1027 West Second avenue, Spokane, Wash. "During the past two yean I have been subject to freuent spells of indigestion, which were to severe as to almost lay m ont. My appetite left me, and the little I did force myself to eat bloated me up with sour gas and kept me feeling miserable for hours I suffered wits severe pains in my back and constant epelli of dizziness, and wag ao restless I hardly knew what it was to get a good nights sleep. I lost weight . 'well-know- all the time and got so weak and rundown that I had hardly any life or energy left for anything. "I began taking Tanlac on the recommendation of a friend, and it a lucky day for me when 1 did, for my to improve at once and appetite-bega- n I got to feeling better in every way. I have now taken five bottles, and if I ever felt better in my life I dont know when it was. , I eat like a wolf of just anything and everything I want and never have a touch of indigestion, and have built np rapidly, both in weight and . strength', !' .sleep like, a log at night and wake up in the morning feel- ing brim full of life and energy and more than ready for my day s work. Before X got Tanlac my work was a drag, but now I do it with ease and pleasure. I certainly ought to think well of T anise, for ft has brought me back my health and I am glad to give it my strongest indorsement." Tanlac la sold in Salt Lake City by Schramm-JohnsoDrugs, and by the leading druggists in practically every city, town and village ia America. - . V- (Advertisement.) -- CONTINUING Extraordinary Free Offer m : - Ao 4 ,1 'I - - . . . ywP Vini' - - ... Tad 4. mi l ? i iliiiri I Jr glnc trouble prevented flying above feet. When he arrived here he received orders to proceed to New York by train to start another plane on Its westward trip. Plane No. .71 was tsksn east at 8:28 oclock this morning by Pilot Pickup, who exget as far as Omaha end pos-lbpected to fa-t- hr today. Mall airplane No 114. which left Chio'clock this morning, arrived cago at here tonight at 8:08 o'clock. The plane Is being ferried across the country and carries no mail 14,-0- 00 ly SIX INDICTED FOR. RIOTING. DENVER, Bept. ML Big true bills Indicting six persons were returned today by tho grand jury Investigating rioting out of the street railway strike J: rowing n which seven person were killed and scores injured. Forty-si- x persons had been Indicted. George A. Kessler, Noted Figure in Bibulous Days, Succumbs to Grim Reaper Kessler, the PARIS, Sept "American champagne king," died today In Paris, following an Illness which confined him to bis horns. Funeral services will be held et the American church In Paris Friday. That burial wUl be in the Pierre la Chaise ceraetdry In Paris. The name George Alexander Kessler meant nothing to the Broad way of today, hut to the devotees of the flashing, dashing thoroughfars ' of a decade ago, the nams was associated with all that mad Broadway notable. Kessler attained his name os' head of the wine firm of Kessler & Co., for whose interest he represented several famous manufacturers of expensive and Tare brands of French champagne. In his effort to make the wine whose sale he desired to encourage, popular, he spared no expense end personally and through wine agents entertained on a scale that was more than kingly. The echoes of Kesslers parties were heard throughout the country. In later years he lived end entertained on the same lavish scale In Europe and his name knew fame in everv capital of Europe.. Not only In social circles Bid the name of Kessler shine with brilliance. His furious plunging In the stock market, where he lost and won overwhelmingly spotted him from the crowd. Georgs Kessler was always a front page figure. When the war broke oiit Kessler waa too old to take up a rifle, but he immediately laid the foundation for on of the most needful and successful war charltlea. He started the permanent blind relief war fund for the soldiers of England, France and Belgium. He paid into thla large sums of money from his ows purse and supplemented this by a vigorous bl teroational campaign which placed the fund In a position to do a great deal of rge NOW OS BARGAIN FOR COAL BUYERS - . ' , . - , ,We Are Ready 1 to Deliver Our Famous ; '. PEACOCK COAL 7 At a Peacocki g Peacock is the tried' and proven coal that has never failed to satisfy. Tho ideal home fuel DeBurns clean. livered clean. Always the most economical. CALL US UP A $SJ8 Tube.......... 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Y.. that prove the worth of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. "Two veare ago last summer," she eaye, "our little boy had dysentery. At that time we were living In the country a doctor. from eon Our miles was eight taken ill suddenly and was about .the sickest child 1 ever saw. He waa in terrible pstn all tbs time and passed from on convulsion into another. I sent my husband for the doctor and after he was sons thought of a bottle of Chamberlain'S Colto and Diarrhoea Remedy ln the cupboard. 1 rave him. some of it end he began to Improve at once. Ly the time the doctor arrived ho was out of V (Advertisement.) and Ceiling . guarantee or no cost to you. money-refun- d Reduce puny abdomen, double chin. Targe Umbi obese hips and other overstout parts of , the body. : um ti am - Even a few days of Korein system (pro nounced corses) hat been reported to show a noticeable reduction in - weight. No thyroid, no exhausting exercise, no starvation dieting, no -a , below danger." Wall, Floor D9 you wish to become Mender, graceful, healthier, happier? Eat all you need, but chew your food thoroughly, and be 'happy while following easy Korein system obtainable in box at drug store. Purposed to aia in reducing fat in any part of the body. Reduce whatever you need (10 to 60 lbs.) under $100.00 . te The Tribes. SUBLET, Idaho, Sept. ' 13. Fail Irrigation has received the official approval of the directors of the Burley Irrigation district In order to encourage the use of Irrigation water at this time the board passed a resolution favoring a reduction in the water rat beginning September 15. It waa unanimously agreed that fall irrigation will not only go far towards solving the problem of shortage of water. but will put the land in far better condition for the following season and assure e better stand of grain, beets shd all other crop. Wasatch 3592 jmmf, .Cleans. Easily Now Barley Farmers Approve .. Irrigation During Autumn - 20x8U Tiro at $23.78 A $3.60 Tube... 32x3 Tire at $27.80 A $3.80 Tube 12x4 Tiro at $37.81 " With kach Purchase of Vacuum Cup Cord Tiro A Cord Typ Tub Givsn . Away Fro SOxSU Tire St. $38.66 A $4.40 Tubs..-. With Each Purchase of Vacuum Gup Fabrlo Tiro a Ten Tested Tub Given Away Free . Special Coal and Coke Co. 1 In addition' Readier was famed as an art eonnolaeur. HI collections hav always been famous and in pre-wdays when things to write about were few, the furnishings of Kesslers various homes were meat for the art critics and, beauty i lover. Kessler was the son of Dr. and Mra Adolph Kessler, who for a longtime occupied the residence presented them Jby son at Seventy-eight- h street and (elr Fifth avenue. He was born January 23, 1863. He etarted in business in his teens and won wealth and fame by the dint of hard work and a brilliant personality. Kessler's bachelor dare were celebrated on two continents. The parties In his apartment at Fifth avenue and Thirtieth street. New York, end his London and Parts bom, were scenes ol Oriental opulence end splendor In 1808 Kessler bachelorhood days ended. He married Mrs. Cora Parsons Tyler, a woman of beauty and culture. It wasln her honor that Kessler gave his famous gondola par- t- in London. In which he transformed the court of the Bavoy hotel In London Into a miniature Venice. The courses were- - served on elephant becks end such artists as Caruso, Edna May end others entertained. LONDON, Sept. 1 J. Baron Murray of Ellbdnk died suddenly today at Walker-buScotland, hi oountry home. -- I'AfThe Sign Of The WmiM -- Baron Murray of Elibank Dies in Scottish Home That Will Be Impossible Later On Price-savin- . V ar i ana quality from us. vi good. To portpone ordering your winter coal means to flirt with higher prices and scarcity later : on. The car shortage i growing SERIOUS. The miners have already made a demand for HIGHER WAGES and it is only a matter of a short time before Utah coal buyers will feel tho higher cost due to the recent freight advance. We want to deliver as inexpensively as we can. .We advise you not to buy from "hand i to mouth." It costs us practically as much to deliver one ton as it does ten. Naturally those who order the larger loads will get first attention. . v Buy now and be snre of a full winters supply. . There is economy in buying quantity , iSXli&SfsY. bumbus- genuine reduction methoo approved by phvstci, became light, ana. FootM-c- a the tit in firmer end smooth, rr m appearance, work teem easier, and a buoyant leelin takte possession nt thewbuia being as superfluous unhealthy tat disappears Regie red ucutf now. Get Karan. Buy a small bos ol Korein et any busy drug More. 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