The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31

urW YORK. Oct. 3o.-Three avia tors
4, Belmont park. Long Island, this af-
,,oor circled the Statue Of Liberty in
,.r,upes. swept back through the upper
Sithout a mish1p and aliEhteG. chilled
fxulisnt. John p. M"isSaht, nElns
y NerIca. covered the esiimate1 thir-
a milo course In "a minutes 3S.4 sec
ieI GTahanc- White Of B1sIsni was
Ia IN 35:2l, so. an6 Count lie Lcssups
rrsnce was third In i1:5G 20. None.
<syer wins The $4,000 prize for the
A offered by Thoniss +. hven, as the
4" nrescrihe that the contestants can
= sny time Between 2:45 p. m. and
bp. m" any day Of the International
Atom meet Under this Interpretation
fssant although he protested. must
al the result tf any possible flights
osrow. lie is Mt Liberty 10 b"ttar
.me II today. as arc Graha White
De Lesscns.
A Quickly in Air.
yeniIv had she bomb announcing the
tp. q Liberty night exploded in mid
.hen up from the field scurrieJ De
'strs in his horsepower Bleriot.
.cpfully he rose, circled across the
riinr line and. as though to make sure
4 his machine was shiDshape for the
NJ, SIZE Ht db'HI 'A' .CuiS' "i'i
Il nontel its PROM upward and west
went sailing maJesrically over the
nlstand.
ifahnme White in less than q minute
lin The air in D Ioler,ot of 50-horsc-
~. with no preliminary sliirmishlng.
b past the stgrtin- pylon The English
b was Sff on his journey and. 6Fur7
4, slealiinE. II the heels II De Les
'Grahlme- Whites machine ap~
I'd N be the faster of the two.
assinG the grsplstand at an eleva
Of about 1000 feet. both ayiators
dei ab,ve the railroad tracks. which
Gown n Jamaica. Here they were
hc ~ an elevation Of about 5000 fest.
b the Englishman still chasing tho
r,hmqn, hDlf a mile astern. On over
'aic'. still following the rsjlr0so Rs r
X. De Lcsseys and Gr3 heme- White
their courgr into Brooklyn,
Ne 1vGtors Kept up their express
" despite the biting cold. Gre ahame-
lte was sill gaining on De T.ssseps.
The Ftenchmeu wac first nut across
' York hnY and around the statue,
" moo feet abCvc the big black bal
! that he'd showed him the course.
crowds al1ng tho isroc klyn water
y IN G3rc.nlr's island, ard along tl,.
rr' shouted ana waved hands ana
dserchiefs.
II Pretty Race.
isn Grs bamc-W White sent thc nose of
ilcrot around afuyr the head II
s Liberty and started back alonc the
= curse ne had travsle1, DC Les
SUI mad 4 slisht LEAD, hut with the
. at bis Lack Grahame- White put On
\, srce1 and began cutting down his
rs aJvaniaee. Midway over Brook
the aViatars were on oven terms.
2 et an altitude e between 2lJ0 AMI
'eel. but. reaching the outskirts OF
kcY. Grahame-W White forged ahead
r., sail in earnest for Belmont park.
Y L+ssepE kert directly In the Eng
psn s wake and noT ard then could
rren working his control in an en-
,p' 70 get greater speed from his ma
v which "as fast fnllinS behind. Ecth
\ continued TO fly above the railrcai
~ u seemed as though they feared
" itS guiding glimmsr 3i steel rails.
THng oack eyer jamaica. Grahame-
W nad lead Of about two miles.
-mWE ~ nc aviation field, the Eng
,ta ,ttan s.atied his descent from a height
soout @OOV feet. He came down In
'u' sWhoT over Che tops II the great
Il WIN me nose OF his machine point
Sep.M"hro at an angle Of 10 degrees.
y SiehaTle d White had done. Dc Lesseps
" o'wh from level OF 5000 feet,
Moissant Cuts Loose.
iyhIs%nt sh, y, was tuning 10 his newly
~ Sleriot preparatory TO making 4
u AZ nrst Its motors did not sing
y ~, Y"s WlalIS they became attUncG aul
III, ~ on over the grendstaud.
c,a, H nl'es an hour was the speed the
inr H. fe,koned he vas making
'.'S. me cold wind, Which was blow
.stIvu' egIvu' AZ miles IN hour. He crossed
ii Sh ai an altitude cf 1000 feet, To
mno md seen Grahsme- White and
Issan,,eeo II did not appear that
n machine was as steady as
~; NJ NOW and then it seemed TO dip
Issan rom ono side TO the other. III
q !, was having trouble, he did not
'er Lur nc Kept wins.ing ahead with
~ "a et-up in speed.
,'rna,snins nj, as the East river. Moissaut
ies ILoss sI. to the New York shore and
eltnost above the Battery. Then.