Grand Forks herald. [volume], August 14, 1919, Image 6

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Will Be an Annual Event for
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Chicago. Au$. 14.—The Hotel Men's
Show. h«!d Isusi. week In connection
with conventions of the Illinois Hotel
association, the international Stew
arils' association, the Hotel Men's
Mutual Benefit association, and the
Northwestern Hotel Men's association,
was one of the largest exhibits of
manufactures relating to the hotel in
dustry ever held in this country, it
was said, and so successful that the
show is ,:o be made an annual event
in Chicago, according to F. W. Payne,
te manager and the vice president of'
the International Exposition com
pany.
'•There are to be two big meetings
of the hotel men each year," he said,
"one Sri the spring and the other In
the fall. The" first will be held in
Chicago and the second in New
York."
Special interest- attached to the re
cent show because of the desire of the
hctel men to learn how their com
petitors were planning to meet the
changed conditions brought about by
national prohibition. Questions along
this line were answered at the show
by the taking of exhibit space by five
limes as many producers of soft
drinks, soda fountain supplies and
equipment as had ever before exhibit
ed at a similar exposition.
Changing Ban.
"The hotel men almost without ex
ception are turning their bars into
soda water fountains, ice cream par
lors, coffee rooms or cafeterias," Mr.
Payne explained. "Many have al
ready affected the change but probr
ably the majority are studying the
possibilities of various plans as ap
plied to their particular locations."
The makers of fruit extracts and
fountain supplies demonstrated at the
show that there was no lack of va
riety of soft drink possibilities and
only a few of the offerings were
reminiscent of the "old days" when
"drink" meant, liquor with a "kick."
Various cereal beverages were "dem
onstrated" and served free that had
something of the appearance of beer
and root beer was served in the old
fashioned and sizable glass "dwvn
ers," while the fruit extract people
proclaimed with placard and voice
the virtues of certain of their non
alcoholic mixtures under such titles
as "fruit h'ghballs" or "lime rickeys,"
indicating that they had borrowed a
leaf from the enterprising bartender
of yesterday. On the other hand all
the advertising of the drinks display
ed emphasised that they were non
alcoholic or non-intoxieating.
Manufacturers of soda water foun
tains displayed elaborate installations
of mahogany, marble and plate glass
mirrors but there were no brass foot
rails. Exhibits of hotel glassware in
cluded many shapes of wine and
champagne glasses but it was ex
plained the sole demand for these
now was as containers for soft drinks,
ices, ice cream and sundaes. Makers
of cafeteria and lunch room equip
ment and furniture had numerous
displays and claimed to have taken
raany orders.
One of the great quests of the hotel
men who have converted bars to soft
drink establishments was said to be
hot drinks that, in addition to cof
fee, tea, cocoa and the like, will prove
popular ertough to maintain' the re
ceipts from the "bars" through the
winter months.
UTTLE IS KNOWN
REGARDING HEAD
OF SOUTHERN GULF
Tucson, Ariz., Aug. 14.—The head
of the Gulf of California today is al
most as much of an unknown sea as
It was in the eighteenth century,
when the Spanish padres. Kino,
Garces and Cum:-, made their first
cfude map of it.
This was the statement made by
Professor Godfrey Sykes of the
desert laboratory, University of Ari
zona, recognized authority on the
Gulf, in connection with plans now
under way to build a railway from
Ajo. Arizona, to Bay St. George at
the head of the great inlet of the Pa
cific.
"In 1540-1642 the head of the
Gulf of California was explored and
roughly mapped out by the Alarcon
expedition," said Professor Sykes. "In
the eighteenth century Kino and his
priestly co-explorers added to the in
formation in 1829 Lieutenant Hardy
of the British navy surveyed it in
1851 lieutenant G. H. Derby of the
United States topographical survey
carried out a reconnaissance survey
there, and in the '70's Captain, later
Admiral Dewey, reported on hydro
graphy, meteorology and general con
ditions.
"Tides at the head of the gulf are
very heavy," continued Professor
Sykes. "Some I measured there
showed a vertical range well over 40
feet. This record is exceeded only on
the coasts of either of the Americas
by the tides of the Bay of Fundy,
"At the head of the gulf lies Rocky
Point Bay, which I am inclined to be
lieve could be developed into a ship
ping port for southern Arizona
points.
'7n 162 Major Ferguson, under or
ders from Edward M. Stanton, secre
tary of war, led an expedition from
Tucson to the gulf via San Xavier,
Sahuarita, Ariva.ca, Sasabe, Altar and
the An grout ino Pass to Libertad, and
reported.that a railroad could be built
over the same route should future
conditions warrant it."
BULGARIA TO HOIjD ELECTIOW.
Paris. Tuesday, Aug. IS.—(By the
Associated Press) Parliamentary
elections will be held in Bulgaria Aug
ust 17. It appears probable that the
agrarian party, of which M. Stambuli
wlsky, a member of the Bulgarian
peace delegation is the leader, will
win a majority of seats.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With
Most soaps and prepared Shampoos
contain too much alkali, which is very
Injurious, as it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The beat thing to use Is Mtalsifled
eocoanut pll shampoo for this Is pore
and onttiraly greaaeleas. it's very
cheap and beats anything else all to
pieeca. Ton can get this at any drug
"«rtwre, and a few ounces will last the
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MEXICO MAY FORM
DRY ZONE ALONG
AMERICAN BORDER
Juarez, Mex., Aug. 14.—Mexico City
newspapers -are discussing the proba
bility of establishing a "dry zone"
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Cylinder Dimension*—
Diameter .24%
Number of bars ........12
Inches. Inches.
.10x36 24x46
Width of bars 2%
Number of teeth 63
Size of shaft 1 15-16
Revolution of cylinder.. 1,100
Length of bearings 6
Grate surface sq. ft..... 9
Pace of main drive pulley. 8
Length of straw racks .... 9%
Throw of straw rack 5
Size of crank shaft........' 1
Length of grain pan .—85
Stroke of grain pan ...... 3
Length of return pan..... 54
Length of top Chaffer 28
Length of bottom Chaffer .40
Length of shoe 41
Stroke of shoe 1%
Length of riddle 32
Chaffer surface in sq. ft 16%
Riddle surface.in sq. ft.... 7%
Separating surface4n sq. ft.37
Height Of separator 84
Length of separator, with
feeder and wind stacker.2 ft
Length of separator with
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along the Mexican side of the Mexi
can-American border to prevent the
Mexican towns opposite the American
towns and cities from becoming
drinking places for the Americans.
It this "dry zone" is established It
will reduce the number of visitors to
Juarez daily and will also reduce the
income of the many saloons which
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the principal
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business street.
Although Sunday Is the favorite
day for visitors, every day is a busy
day in these drinking places. Night
and day American women may be seen
standing at the bar with the men or
sitting at the serving tables nearby.
The Jockey club, to which a key must
be obtained to' gain admittance, has
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a second floor cafe for women, where
they may be served with their escorts.
The gambling house which runs
openly with the ofllcial sanction of the
Juarez authorities, is also crowded
night and day. Many American women
may be seen playing the various
Mexican gambling games and even
gather around the more American
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COMXtaTTO DOCKS THIS MONTH.
Honolulu. T. H., July 19— (Mail)-—
It is expected that the $5,000,000 dry
dock at the Pearl Harbor
tion will be completed by the end or
this month. It will not be formally
opened, however, until Secretary Dan
iel* arrives with the Pacific fleet.
EVENING EDITION.
LAMB'S PAINT STORE
Everything to the
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To Wait?
Thd one big problem
and save this year's crop*
not take chances on loosing it. There
is a shortage of men and material.
We can still make prompt deliveries
on Tractors and Threshers. Better
place your order now.
is to harvest
You can
Maximum HigH-Grade
Specifications:
Radiator—Perfex, capacity 8J4 gat
Cooling Fan, Syphon and Pump
Motor—Buda T. U.
41-4 bore by 5 1-2 in. stroke
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Lubrication i......... .Splash and Pump
Normal Motor Speed 900 R. P. M.
Ignition—Standard .high tension magneto
with impulse starter.
.Carburetor—Bennett multiple jet carburetor
1 1-4 in. type C. Adapted for both
kerosene and gasoline. Two adjustments,
high and low.
Air Cleaner—Bennett Centrifugal Air Cleaner
which removes all dirt from air, making
motor dirt proof.
Transmission—Sliding gear two speeds for
ward,, one reverse. Alloy cut steel gears
running in bath of oil.
Gears—Drop Forged—heat treated and hard
ened.
Bearings—Hyatt throughout except reverse
gear.
Speeds—2 and 3 miles per hour.
Clutch—Multiple dry disc-clutch—8 disc
faced—rajrbestos clutch facing.
Clutch Shaft-Carrying clutch capable of
carrying load of 6,500 lbs., running be
tweert motor and transmission. Size, 1 1-2
in. Material, special alloy steeL
Belt Pulley—Size 7x12. 590 R. P. M.
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