The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-15
CHECK FOR FEMININE FLIGHT
Wasn't CERTIFIED 80 GRA-
HAME-W HITE CAME DOWN.
curthssT EnEine. However. COuShed ~;
TAsn the EsnGit.h Aviator Crossed the
Csurso-FaSacst Nile of the Meet
Race TO-dAy IBrooklns's spiral.


Race TO-dAy BrOokInss spiral.
BOSTON, sept. Is.-Couleur do Rose.
a. jimmy Martin. tho brains Of tho Har-
ward AeronautiCal Society is afTcctionately
called by his fellow students because -
Jimmy's love OF the color was busly tying
what appeared TO he a nose Tag filed with
selected ground nuts to tho ears % the
Harvard aeroplane. tho Ground Hog.
eary this afternoon at the SluantIm
aviation meet when word flashed through
the hangars that all flying had stopped
Horn fuglt- snapped Cogleur 4" Rose
impatirntlv He realized we'll that -'ycral
men and souie women and children from
Boston. who had hurried between the
rain drops by walking perfectly erect.
were at that very moment sitting on one
end ~ the grand stand wiplng the mist
from their specticlcs the better To- seq a
whole afternoon u exhibition flights.
II was dilicult - believe haCN there
in the hangar Of the Ground Hog that
not even the favorit" son of Har-
ward and the BACK hay. Claude Ora
ham" White. II England. was not aloft,
for only few momrut' before Claud had
taken wing with passenger after SD
Macdonald On" EngilShman- Scotch
manager. had taken a Check from the
pa~sengrr. Mpss Katherine Reed. "a maya
zine writer from Washington. ID. G.. IN
payment for the ride.
Nevertheless now only Hprl fugt
And ON the lower surface e each
plane. another neHber of the Harvard
Aeronautical society "a the hangar was
explaining in English To- q group ~ Back
Bay neighbors who had made hasty
last look az the Ground Hog upon hearing
the report that Walter MeilInln ~ thinking
OF max lng las AR dash 10 turup,, m her.
ION the lower surface "" shall letter IN
classic script that may he distinguished
even when Couieur de Rose - dying at
a hslght % two miles or mora ths simple
phrase ia the Latin. bt hsu-. ihl patrla!
our motto. Which b"ing freely translated.
means To he'll VITA Nale'-
But Couleur de lose, now mobil" per-
pstuum with impLtl-nC" w"pi that he
had work to do about tho Ground Hog.
when II he were over ~ the starting line
he would positively insist upon the avia-
tors awaiting.
-Ouesto Vsnto.- Couleur ia Rose ran
on IN italian with som" show ~ unp4-
tience. mon CrIhI la hiada. He was
right az that.
-E.sa yea. IN 'sietis,- screamed touls,lr.
do Rose at thu aY'a'or- across IA. field.
trailing of t"'O French IN hs just anger
And as the Latin tongue -i-Zod HIM again.
he added with emphasis. y ellis ~ remisl-
Go the limit.
BY has side Barrett Wendell. uuiCklyt
delving into "A pocket, drew forth tile con-
tracts which say Just hoS often the ~ Ia II
tors must fly and how much th"y are tO1
receive for DOING a..
-HabIen Cartas. B,rret, called over'
his shoulder IA spanish IL toutaur d" Rose
as Barrett dashed away toward the
distance inanlmat.. ti!'r-. v Call'u narbas
Other thoughts b" added too, dId Barrett.
but distance now drowned out al but
that -ing" first Ihra-... Let writings
speak and heards tInpyth-i - silent
Even befOr~ this, however. Grlhaln.-
White grasped that h- was t"ing urged
to continue his fiEn' Ills ISiz-.nger
Miss Reed was dong 70" Urging rs she
sat in the Englishmaii' = far'nan mac nine
stubbori.ly and insisted upon staying
right there until h" took her for "a flight
longer than IN" short spin once arO.hd
tho coursn which he had Just gwen h.T
Miss Reed. II ssvfn,, was quite convinced
that her check fD- $50 which IN" had
just hand.u tu" F.ugu~hmau manager.
Sid Macdonald entitled her To ID rIti,. VI
at beast twice m" distanC. Itasrrlcn 49,
Graham"- Whit. had taken several, others
around the course mor~ than onc",foT IA"
same sum on DAYS when - was imIB'--I1i"
to pick up NOR. GENEROUS fares
The air Jaun' bad r-gun h.atT fully
A. n last uuest Miss R'-.d iafbr. climb
ing into the hlplau~ had gone 20 IN"
leader Of IN" Suuautum brass hand 20
request that Will" IN" WIS fyIlg his
artists would play the Blu" DInut''
waltz.
just play n. do IN. plaad.-,l PLAY
IL for me | love ~ 80 sh" add,-i rr.ttiIy
And no artist Of tine Squantum band mat
heard was base enough 20 explain 20 the
fair passenger that thruyE hput the meet
the band has played God save the King
and the British Gr-nadIer- - much
that they are "A hit ragged on m. \ ienu,.-.
waltz. But ~ a "onprom.se N" Az st-
lust "a IN" Farman left the ground with
Miss Reed broke forth brav"ly with IN.
heavenly notes Of i Don't Know Where
I'm Going Bat I'm On NV Way
The circuit of the track had almost
been completed and aviator ana pas-
senger wer" approaching the grand
stand To begin the newt lap when ont
upon the field ran N" rudy faced little
manager Of Gr.tham"-N Whit, Mr. Mac
Donald. who - a scot ChuEin. had sud
denly noticed ~ hile Miss Reed was waving
happily far above the sea Of uptuTned
gold trimmed speCtacles that the check
was not certli Just in time he ran
out upon the field and -ignalledIirahan'-
White 10 com" down
The aviator descended with his pls-
sengar to learn the cause 81 Ia" tru.Ibl.
When the Englshnan learned from th.
excited ScOtChnan that ~" check Wd-
not made Out on q Washington bank.
when Miss Reed had gwen her horn. ad-
dress as Washington - hen applying for
the ride. Mr. Grahane-N hitr also grew
perturbed Realizing the great financial
loss that might befaii MN should IA"
check b" worthless b" ''ttl"i his machin.
and - lady PASSENGER >ohdIy ~ front
Of n" grand stand Then rtl-rng only
10 bar. ms mead - the band began 10
play God saw" th. KING" - 10 always
does each time y. lands ~" put many
check Co the lady who AT beside him
waiting for IN" nd" which ~" had bar
gained for to continue. Nr. Grahane-
Whit. really felt M" embarrassment
Of his position keeniy
Miss Reed first SnIaI With surpr ra
when told tho reason of the interruption
81 her spin She explained that she
wanted M" ride for it, own sake and that
che also had been commissioned by
magazine 10 take tho ride Rut the.