New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
ALL LANGUAGES At MEET
Airmen Attract People of Many
Different NationaIities.
AFRICAN SPORTSMAN THERE
Hugh II. Heatley Thinks Hoxsey
a Marvel-Experts from
Argentina on Lawn.

English spea king people are not the only .
cres who crowd the trains 10 Belmont-not
~ 2 Iorx shot Those who have attended 4
mo meets every CAV have commented on
TIE number OF foreign languages heard on i
5alsu-n Suarfsh German and French are /
o,-erhesrd-na-riculsrly French. The VIOLA 4
-ae snort loving French are always seek
ne 6 new sensation and are among the
sls5e-s IN this new game.
AID then there are the Sportsneu. the I
ne, who love 10 see clean. fast games Of
almost any kind The English are particu-
larry keen about this. as they say over
N the olher side Of the big pond One man
uho was IN fine spirit yesterday vas Hugh 1
X Heatley. the Young Englishulan who Is
here in an sudeavor TO interest big game 1
<po-tsrnen in 2 hunting club he Is organic /
INK for the Nairobi district IN Africa.
He has Just lad z talk with Theodore
Roosevelt. whom he entertained al Nairohi- /
Mr.. Roosevelt is awfully strong for this
thing said Nj Heatley yesterday he
sad he thought IL would be a fine thing.
and he wants 10 come out again for bit
more sport IN British East Africa I telT
vo.. NY boy. If you d been out there-but
ss,. look at that chap HoXsey. Isn't he
marvel YOU q feel the same way.
There are ten thousand head or big game
wandering around Just twelve miles from
Nai-obi and when the hunting club IS
formed = man viii be able n 20 from
Nep York and ind not only an ice plant
At TIE clubhouse but his hunting kit quite
ready for him To start away into the pre-
serve
Nj Hestley has met all the big game
hunters since he has been here, Paul J
Rztney. Max Fleischmsnn and John R
Bradley amonz others. Nj FleisChmann
Of m -
sou1bre continent and knows something
about IT. but many Of the others have had
rFef- experience m the Rockies and want
something bigger and better than Rocky
Mountain Eost and deer
Roosevelt's Host IN Africa.
x r. Mcmillan. the man who vas
Colonel RooseveIts host and who NJ
TFeatIev saws has done more for British
East Africa than any other man now liv-
fns-by far" is Nj. Heatleys partner IN
TIC eurerrrise. nj. MCMILLAN according 20
M Heatley and everybody else VINO
knows anything about the lane west OF
ATor7baSa- seems 70 he the moving spirit
81 the new but great country. At present /
10 Is in England. but is always ready to
60 hack 10 what Ne calls his real home IN
Africa
Two other sportsnen in the throDE yes
---dav were not well known. but were big
r,ersonszes n their Uay. looming large in
fre aviation world Of their own land OK
south America These were Justo g Sas-
--edra and Felipe Msd-iaEs- both OF Buenos
Ares. who have been al the Hotel Plaza
for some GAYS
SeHor NadriaEa has been sent by President
7-ir7Je-oa Alcor+a Of the Argentine Republic /
-a look over the flyers in the Belmont
Aero Club Of Ruenos Avres, and has made
several balloon asoensions, flying three
times from mis- own city 70 La Plata. he
mas been in the clouds eight and nine hours !
~ A time. and when asked yesterday II the /
story was true that the air conditions on
INC coast Of south America allowed bal
-1a7isre 70 20 out on the ocean and re- .
Urn The same day denied IS absolutely /
-Abs1-rd,-' he said with the characteristic I
z--uE Of the Latin American. We have
-1zt a. much hazard IN OUT flights as the 4
-ren who few our OF 81 LOUIS. Ne never /.
know when We VIII get back
some one asked him about the progress 1
- aviation n South America.
We'll. re don't know as much about u /
= YOU DO here ne answered, despite the .
7.srious flyers that Ne have seen. The /
r7onoplare Is bet known down there. a.
eli the Frencrulen seem 10 ny that ma /
81 lne 7 Ike 20 see the Wright machines IN |
rrr AIT. but r often wonder what would /
ra1ren If ore Of their propelers would !
.H-pak The other would still be in mo- I
Ton. and then what would happen
Thinks Latham Is Master OF Air.
= am very -n-auslastIc over the mono
pane. think Aubrun Is q great flyer. /
bur must rield the palm 10 Herbert
Latham. TIE CASING Frenchman- He seems 4
70 me the master - the affair lanes you |
call them. very picturesQuely-
What DO you think or this field for fy-
ing" Sehor Nadriaga vas asked.
a beautiful racecourse" h. answered, 4
but the trees ar not so good for flying. 4
Nor. IN Argentina. particularly. we have
Ionz. fat surfaces q pampas. over which
The winds sweep strongly. but which /
have no objects such as houses and trees
70 interfere with a flyer
Before he turned away the South Ameri-
can said that ~ was very much interested
On the performance Of the bjplanes. and
hoped 20 induce the Aero club Of Ruenos
.Avres 70 get some Of them down there.
y ike their wonderful stability and
Steadiness.~ he said. and 7 want the mem
5crs Of the club TO see them
Senior Saavedra. who il q member Of the
famous Jockey CLUB Of fuenos Avres. vas
also enthusiastic over the flyers he ss0
yesterday. although he rs more Of a horse
man than an aeropisniSt- in 1@9 his horse
S-phor won the Cold Cup IN France, and /
r1fs year another thoroughbred from his +
stables Won The same event This was lie /
I.uhlcon Each time Sehor Saayedrs vas
asie 20 rlck away 5000 francs IN his /
nocket lie spends most OF his time in /
Paris and has lately bought rineteen |
French racer Cor his Buenos Ayres stable
a aour S2soa6 changed hands in this deal.
All" he sighed gesterday- 1t seems a /
sHame That We cannot be seeing horses to- 4
day on this exquisite track. instead Of air 4
machines"