New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
Ely" Expressions
Aviation Meet as Slang Pro-
ducer and Risible Ticker.

i, xstI nrohably not he long oeiore an
.xr~essiou lust starting along iie 'hoi
.ra,.-a. ~ the town becomes an essential
.s. = ~. language. It will take the place
If .he .soh. give US g rest ol 'e" years
xu7,en tre person you are listening 70
&c ,s-se,tIy as you can scars httie pe-
,-o,s vour ability 10 digest, the present
~-,.nt method Of starting him toward
ssr4b and reason is 20 say TO him; Glide
Kid. your motors missing
Hamilton could not make his hiplane be-
have throughout the recent international
tournament On the last day Of the meet
the chassis OF a Bleriot monoplane was IN
his she'd and mechanics were busy install
ing s5-horsepower engine
What does this mean?' Hamilton was
asked Going 10 desert the biplane?'
Yea, bo," replied Hamilton. The Bile
riot is the hobble skirt of the aeroplane
world
John s. Moisant, the self-styled novice.
WHO won more money than any other avi-
.stor at the Belmont Park meet, likes 70
talk about his plans for crossing the At
lantic in a torpedo shaped aeroplane Of
steel and aluminium When told Of Moi
SAINTS plan Wilbur wright's face cracked
IN the way that showed he was about 10
break his custom and speak, and he said:
us he going to take Wellman for an as
sistant?"
VIII Carleton, the poet. said to a clergy
man ct the Belmont Park meet: I've
looked more toward Heaven to-day than for
= long time and imagine there are others
here to-day whose thoughts are more taken
I'D with Heaven than is customary
Don't YOU think We will all get to
Heaven any way?" asked d woman in the
group.
well" hesitated the preacher, I'VE must
be sure that we get started from the Wright
hangar"
Success succeeds while YOU wait. A
Snowman Of Newark, y. J, offered Gra-
hame-Whte $4,000 for two days exhibit
ten st that place the day after the Eng
Eshrusn won the International race
How much did you say" asked Gra-
harne- White.
Five thousand dollars for two days"
said the Snowman.
Make it pounds said the aviator, but
the Snowman called for Z tonic
a word that may come into common use
vas spoken by q fashionably goNned wem-
HH oL the feE6llL aviation meet SuE Vas eA-
cited at the time. as Hubert Latham, in
the most beautiful flying machine in the
world was floating at great altitude above
a forest Of autuninal tints, the nose OF his
aerial Mauretsnia pointed toward the set
ting sun that was leaving an assortment Of
the best grade guaranteed fast color effects
in great ribbons across the sky.
Just see the alatitude the dear is now, "
said the woman, looking through a
lQ.gnette.
Another coinage was made by a newsboy
AT the Pennsylvania station the night that
Latham fell-coasted, 10 be exact-into a
potato patch without having arranged for
reservations in the garden, but without in
furY 70 himself, a potato or his Anteinette.
The neWsboy caught the ear Of the passing
thronss at the gateway of the greatest
terminal in the world by shouting with
haunting shrillness and peFsistency:
Aviator falls 1000 feet
As the boy probably did not mean To in
innate anything concerning the kind OF
uatch the aviator had fallen into, the crowd
LAUGHED At the unconscious hint in the loud
CRY of the urchin, bought his papers and
hu- led on.