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Pa«e 6 Mighty Gotha in THE GOLD HILL NEWS. THURSDAY. J l’NE 2. 11132 SEA GULLS EXPERT IN AERIAL CRAFT Could Give Pointer« Arm y Aviator«. to unconscious or kHIIng It outright on the spot, whereupon the gulls descend nnd feast on fresh meat. The Vineyard muy Justly claim the first actual boiuh-dropplng gulls ever to be reported to date, and army avi ators may pick up some valuable hints by studying these birds and their «sethods.—Vineyard Gasetle. For 1 0 0 / H ealth T e s s a la aonrthlng vlhraat and magnetic about th« truly healthy man or woman, who ia aatUlIrd and contented with tils. T h a t ''auiueltilng'' attra> ta pnipto, Wine confident a. Arouses and holds affection. Ib is vita lity and anthuaiasm »1 youth are priceleas. Guard them with Fellows' run. the Ana old tonic which dot tors return mend. I t real ores ami '(lengthens. Improves aniietita. You s le e p (letter and feel hatter. Your vigor anil endurance re tu rn . F o r lust one weak, tr y (m a in s Fellows' Syrup, which you tan get at your druggist's Ilia results will auitua and delight you. Some six or seven years ago the Vineyard Gaaetts published its first ‘ H O W L O N G . Q U E E N ? " A SK ED T H E DO CTO R story of the seu gulls, which, having discovered that the hard surfaced roads serve well as a substitute for Newton D. Baker, former sec re a rock, shatter scallops and qua- tary of war, sat In with a few friends haugs to bits by dropping them during a recent visit to Boston and from the air to the surface of the proceeded to drop formality with a highway. Since that time the Gu resounding thump. aette has curried further idorlea, de The crowd got to fanning, and tailing the uncanny skill of these somebody mentioned King Albert of birds, who made allowance for wind the Belgians. Mr. Baker chuckled velocity with the accuracy of an ex and then unbuckled this one: pert rifleman or airplane bomber, “Queen Elizabeth, who came with never missing the narrow road or the king nnd the crown prince on a falling to drop the shellflsh from a visit to this country after the war. height sufficient to shatter the Is a lady who takes great Interest In shells. All of this may bo verified. many sclentlflc matters “The party had made l it tour and Other newspapers have made sim T h e th in g » you w a n t to buy . . . a t th e tim e ilar discoveries about güila in vari was In Baltimore, the last city be ous places, and it has become quite fore sailing The sights had beeu you w a n t to buy th e m . . . a t th e price you the seasonable thing for them to seen, the dignitaries had been re w a n t to pay. Y o u can fin d these rig h t in th e carry an acount of the activities of reived, the program was finished paper. Y o u r newspaper u<lverti»cment» m ake these natural sky riders whenever And the Queen Elisabeth remarked Where Central Park Halta the Northward March of Architectural Giants. the shellfish are easily obtainable that she remembered the city as the i t poMtiihle to do yo u r “ looking a ro u n d “ rig h t and attract the birds. Rut the Ga- residence of Doctor Meyers world (P rep ared by N ation al G aoerap h le S ociety. Tunnels lead from it in many direc a t hom e . . . an d th en go do w n to w n to do aette now presents a new angle on famous alienist and psychiatrist WaahlaetOB. D. C > — W N U Sarrtca. ESPITE its youth and experi tlons. Through them thousands of its the Vineyard seagulls, together with She said she would like to meet him you r b uying . . . »aving you tim e und energy. ence compared with London, tenants arrive each morning aftei ¡ the solution of a mystery that has and was forthwith driven to his bus and the recent (low of gold to many miles of underground travel, and for long been a puzzle to Islanders. pita). “She was escorted to his office and ward the British capital. New through them one may wander, as i t For several years tt has been no York retains its position as the world's the streets of a subterranean city. It ticed by passersby on the Kdgar- sat down while somebody went to W H Y H O A R D T H IN G S Why not be a little more gener this human prairie-dog town are mor* leading banker. town-oak Bluffs road that In the find the doctor. Meanwhile, how T H E W O R L D N E E D S ? ous with fulth sud hope and love I - » tliau 50 places to eat. and stores sell New York is a city of superlatives. Loo Angeles Times. vicinity of Anthlers Bridge there are ever, the doctor returned to his office It is man's incomparable fe a t! As in Ing everything from office supplies and apt to he found the mortal remains without knowing that anybody was We don't mean gold! credible almost as that ants should lingerie to thermos botfles. sunraj of large rats at very frequent Inter looking for him. In g e n io u s C a m o u fla g e Why nut quit hoarding sympathy! have built the Andes I Go up on any lamps, cigars, books and haberdashery vals. Where they come from, or “ He rambled In, went to Ills desk A French lieutenant who served From these commercial catacombs on» high hotel roof after sunset and watch what causes their death, has been a and sat down in an absent minded Let It flow freely. Why keep your through ills World war recently dem- the city come to life. By electric may ride all the way out to Long Is subject for discussion, as In many fashion. Then he pulled a pad over emotions pent up? Why not give onatrated In I'arlg the advantage« of your nobler feelings a rhance for his new camouflage Invention where moons, rainbows, and fixed comets you land without ever coming into th» cases the carcasses are found where to him. and picked up a pencil. open air. see Manhattan blaze from dusk into " 'Let me see,' said be, 'what Is circulation? the wheels of passing cars could not by, In a short time, a pedestrian or Speed in New Construction. Why hoard kindness? Il doesn't soldier ran ba transformed Into a gorgeous theatrical illumination. have struck them, and moreover, your name?* But New York’s greatness is not I# It's twinkling skyline ebbs and flows " i am Elizabeth, queen of the Bel do you any good, much less your shock of grain, heap of leaves, a they always bear the appearance of in tides of tempo and color. As each structure alone. It ilea also in tht having been more or less mangled Rians' said her majesty. The doc nelRhbor. These are the days when buneb of newspapers. Ires stump or speed at which life moves and new edifice melts into new lights and shad and torn. It has remained for Capt. tor begnn making rapid notes on hla multitudes are down and out. Why what oot while walking. Hla nama ows, all the architectural phantasma buildings displace the old. This swift Chester Robinson to solve the mys pad. Then he looked up and asked. not give those who are hungry for la Georges Fetiz. and his Invention goria of the ages. linked even with transition stuns even the blase New tery, which the Gazette now pub 'About how long have you had this a little attention a handout? Why constats of a kind of a net that earth's ancient scars, seems to unfold. Yorker. Idea?'"— Frank Sibley In the Boston not give them the glad hand of ap weighs leas Ilian a pound, and when lishes. Troy was wrecked and rebuilt nin» pluuse? It will not Impoverish you not used for camouflage purposes In fancy you see a phantom city, a According to the captain, who Is Globe. times. Here history repeats. Com J and It may make them rich. kaleidoscopic riot of Alps and Acrop rnn be employed in numerous other well versed In natural history, and Why hoard affection? The world ways. olis; Ming tombs, Taj Mahal, and pare the skyline now with pictures ol T w o -Y a a r T rip la E ig ht Days has spent much time In observing la shriveling up and blowing away Pyramids; Gibraltar. Panama canal. the same region made only ten year» Maj. Ewurt 8. Grogan, who 32 the activities of sea birds, the ordl- for want of IL The moat pernicious Tower of Babel, with Grand canyon ago. You will see that palatial hornet M u le on S eew skees nary sea gull Is fond of rats and years ago made a toilsome two-yanr have been demolished and whole res snetnla is that of a loveless life. II and Yangtze gorges formed by street Journey mostly on foot, the length of To help him carry pack for hta mice. The remains of shellflsh, scat Idence districts swept away to deal Is the most fatal of all aliments and caverns far below; Cologne cathedral. tered along the road In this locality, Africa, recently covered the same the moat pravalenL Why forget any owner who ia a trapper 000 miles Pikes Peak, and St. Peter's, a Chi sites for higher buildings. You se< route from Cairo, Egypt, to Cape north of the northern mining town act as bait, attracting these rodents body else Is on earth? Let the big nese Wall against a Sahara desert of buildings like the famous Waldorf-As from long distances. They hide in Town, South Africa. In eight days bruisers rush In and grab a fiat full of Sherrldon, Man., a mule owned by toria turn to Junk, and hard on th» lamp-lit sky; towers and turrets, the beach grass when cars or pedes He made the trip by air. and Instead and run off pell-mell to lord It over W. K Ion wick has been taught to use mosques, minarets, domes, steeples, heels of Its wreck come giants llki trians approach, but when the high of “roughing It” as before he looked »there. They don't grab the finer snowshoes. The snowshoes are about the amazing Empire State building. roof tanks and penthouses ail heaped eighteen Incite« in diameter and the way is clear they will scamper about down on Africa from a comfortable thing« of life. To widen streets, houses are sllcet and crowding and seeming to burn as armchair In an air tloer and relazed mule rrf.ii s to walk in snow with off in front as with giant shears. Foui the road, eating the fragments of Hoarding gold ta apt to result smoke moves in electric light at stops in rest houses out them. from hoarding the heat elements of Next day, from the tame high place, hundred buildings wrecked to extent scallop or qnahaug that they And In C o v e r e d B r id g e s G o in g see It again— realistic, noisy, its streets a subway spur; tralnloads of din the emptied shells. character. And the release of hu Good fo r Nothing At this Juncture the highly efficient crowded with traffic. New York nev hauled to the river front and dumped manity among tnen may have the ef The covered bridge Is fast disap “When 1 am big. mamma. I'm going er rests Higher and ever higher rise to make a park below Riverside drive gulls get in their skilled and deadly to marry a doctor or a minister." fect of setting the gold stream free. pearing from Vermont roads, and It 8» why not let up on hoarding al la estimated at least 1,000 of the pic the skyscrapers. Their mastodontic In cyclonic devastation, whole neigh work. Soaring aloft with a heavy “ Why. dear?" bulk; their grace of geometric design; borhooda are razed for new bridge ap quahaug In their beaks, they mount the fountain head? Why not cease turesque old wooden structuree bare • 'Cause If I marry a doctor I can to an unusual height, and hovering hoarding where It will do some good? been supplanted by other bridges their dizzy height and fearsome beauty proaches. Swiftly the old landmarks fade and shifting their position, gauging get well for nothing, and If I marry a Why not allow the sunshine to melt within the past four years. Much of —at first they almost hint that man's minister I can be good for nothing.* Only Grant’s tomb and similar object! the wind and drift to a nicety, they monsters have run away with him. down the hearts of stone? Why oot the reconstruction was necessitated Can yon bold your neighbor In thaw out the froten sentiment« of by the floods of 1027. Stare up at such a building and It of sentiment seem safe. I f even th« drop the shellfish with a precision fairly dominates one’s mind and body. Sphinx stood on Fifth avenue, tome that almost never fails to connect high regard If he supimrts a law In existence, so frnsen «Met« may be i Prom their upper stories yon see body would probably want to wreck l> with the rodent below, knocking it tended to reform you! He! come liquid of their own accord? Converja, don't argua. bits of fog floating by. Miles to the to build a skyscraper! Here la nt space for static things. By many cut! east stretches Long Island; to the south is the Statue of Liberty, and and running It fast. Imagine thia pic Staten Island; to the west spreads lure shown in, say, two or three hours You would see old buildings crumbllni New Jersey, and to the north that part of the city beyond Central park. down and new skyscrapers hastenlnt Below lie mere pigmy structures of heavenward, pushing up like giant six and eight stories. Here and there, mushrooms. It would be unendurable Compared with medieval cities np from among them, other skyscrap ers rise In this swlfiy changing region think how fast New York grows. To of Mid-Manhattan. In their myriad day, in New York, bricklayers maj windows one tees girls ponnding type run walls up two stories in a day. A writers or powdering their noses; but, building of 50 floors is begun and fin save for a faint metallic city hum from ished in about the same time It usee to take a Sioux to kill a buffalo anc far below, there is no sound. tan its hide for his wigwam. Vertical Travel le Immense. Between crowds and skyscrapers 1» These high buildings, that visitors reciprocal affinity. Each Is the caus« from all over the world stare at with of the other. Into that part of Man such astonishment, make New York hattan below Fifty ninth street then what It is—the supreme wonder of comes to work every morning an arm) the modern world. When the first of people equal to the population ot “skyscraper," of only 13 stories, went Paris or Chicago. No other spot or up on lower Broadway, people feared earth is so crowded with men aof IL Those in adjacent houses moved houses. Pictured bare i i Bobbie Holcombe, 1S41 H ow ell This 5-mooth-old daughter of Mrs. W .Gevekod), This bosky lifa-ss.ar — well-built, and strong — la out In alarm. Now, higher and higher It reminds you of one certain rock M ill R d , Atlanta, G s , riding “horse." He has 5 Prospect Sc, N e w R o c h e lle N . Y , was “ smell Bdson R . T a m h irn , J r , H O U n io n S t , R i d s » they go— 60. 00. 70. 85 stories. 8o near a coast where cormorants, gulls always bean an Eagle Brand baby, has never baaa sad thia whan born, aad no formula would tares. wood, N . J. Ha la aa Baals Brand baby—lust twe many there are, and so high, that to and pelicans all come to roost. Othei tack, and M saaea months weighs 2 1 pounds. On Eagle B r io d ." bar mother writes, “ she has rears old — and tops the scales as ) 2 pounds, gained steadily and ia now the picture ot health." day the vertical travel in New York islets are near, but the fusaing blrdi actually exceeds the horizontal. In crowd and defile only their favorltt other words, elevators carry more pas rock. They pack it so tight that it sengers than do ail the surface cars, one bird raises a wing to stretch, an elevated trains, taxis, bosses, and sub other is pushed Into the sea. ways combined. On, Under and Over Manhattan. In one skyscraper 21 elevators cov Thus men crowd Manhattan rock er a mileage equal to the run of the Not only th at They bore boles In It Twentieth Century Limited from New dig tunnels under rivers, and push York to Chicago, dally. One of the bridges over to it, so that still mort big problems in New York is getting men may reach it hastily. The pas the occupants of skyscrapers In and sengers on Its transport lines each oot on time. The larger buildings year outnumber all the people In tb« hold anywhere from 5,000 to 15,000, world. Those passing through Time! L ook at them —three o f the hundred« proud o f the lo o k o f these babies— every modern check on growth, these and even 20.000 workers In some are Square subway station alone last yeai o f thousands o f babies that «re raised, eager to have us show other mothers Eagle Brand babies proved themselves fonnd people from practically every equaled In number half the Inhabl each year, on Eagle Brand. T h e ir what Eagle Brand does in building a ideally nourished. state In the Union. tanta of the western hemisphere. * fine physique, a happy disposition, a mothers sent their pictures to T h e Even with express elevators. It takes FREE—helpful baby book—Send! So Jammed Is Fifth avenue non Borden Company—as countless moth good foundation fo r health through nearly an hour to empty some of the that In busy hours a man walking goei I f you cannot nurse your baby, try larger buildings ind get the people faster than a bus In many street! ers do etch year—because they are the years. Eagle Brand. See feeding directions oo away from the ground floor and en motors average less than four mile» Look at the way their bones are h bcl. Send for “Baby’s W elfare,” con« trances, because of congested subways. an hour. shaping—strong and sturdy. See how I f they al) came down at once. It would M ining feeding instructions, general New York's fight to keep men anrt their healthy, norm al grow th is mak pile people up ten or twelve deep in things In motion knows no lulL It hai inform ation on baby care. W e w ill in g them fine-loo k in g ,“well-favored? the streeta around a building. built a great elevated express high gladly send your physician a report The New York skyscraper ia a city way, a novel thoroughfare many feel A nd then consider this: In the 75 o f the above scientific feeding test. In Itself, with all a city’s problems of above the street. It runs along th< years since G a il Borden put Eagle traffic, water, heat, lights sewage. Are Hudson river water front from Cana, Brand on the m arket, three genera and police protection, and cleaning. street north to Seventy-second, wltt tions—m illions—have been raised on Its total floor area equals that of ramps for access and egress at a fen this wonderfully digestible food. N o many a farm. To run the elevators important cross town streets. At Sev T in B ordst » C ompany of one of them requires a starter, six enty second Its outlet Is Rlversld« o th e r fo o d , except m other’s m ilk , Dcpt.WN-), Bordan Building )5 0 Madiaon Avenue, N aw York. assistant starters 35 operators, and drive. has such long-continued, practical ev Plana« »and ma naw «dillo« a crew of ten maintenance men. Think what this means to crowdef idence o f its success in baby building. “Babr*iW«Uk(a" B m ' s A icintitti Itti for ia Since water from Are hydrants can New York! A broad, free path of twe Recently, in a famous baby clinic, he squirted upward only about 150 30-foot roadways, with no grade cross juJgieg « this practical evidence was scientifi feet, and since firemen cannot drag Inga, able to carry from 5,000 to D.OOt ★ Well-shaped head; sound teeth cally verified—in a feeding test w ith n hose up 50 or 75 stories, a akyscrap motor cars an hour, at a speed of 8f in well-formed jaw. er has Its own upright water mains, miles— right over all congestion. 50 average infants. Judged by X -ray ★ Strong back. * Firm flesh. tanka and high pressure pumps, with Then there’s the new tunnel, to rut, C in ★ Straight legs. pictures o f bone structure, blood (Piras« priât name end ad dress plainly) an e'lihorste system of alarms and ex inder tidewater from Brooklyn out tt counts, w eight and height records, tlngti shtne apparatus. Staten Island. 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