New-York tribune. [volume], August 14, 1921, Graphic Section, Image 59

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Part ?Seven
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Graphic J&ejtliro
August 14, 1921
i N S T K A D OF I
THROWING THE
BULL as is usually
7r ras*? when mata?
dor and infuriated
bovine come to death
K r i p s . the eharg
? :' animal in this
tal picture of a
Spanish ring at Be
cifis. ?-<?(-. r?-*l and
"?it h a mighty luntre,
impales his antajron
i*' on hi ?? sharp horn s.
?Vi Matador, accord?
ing to imports, is still
the hospital and <-.r
.'it'll!- for Jiff.
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A ROYAL POLOIST.
Tho h'*ir to England'i?
throne not only
shoot?, swims, golfs,
play? tennis, boxes
and Jrtwplechas*s, but
ha? add-j-d polo to the
?Wmg list of manly
sports at which h?- i.i
more than rom moni y
proficient Mir?* tin?
Prinre ?* ?MM-n playing
for Hurlingham jn a
"f?irit<*f! match ;'tramat
THE DREAM OF
EVERY NEW YORK
MOTORIST, T h P
proposed Hudson
River Bridge from a
drawing by the
world's g r e %A est
bridge engineer. Gus
t a v c Lindenthal,
builder of Hell Gate
Bridge, which if
everything works out
as now planned will
be open for traffic in
1928. The $100,000,
(00 structure will
be the targest bridge
ever and one of the
most tremendous en?
gineering feats ever
attempted. Here are
some of the facts
about it ? length,
6,600 feet; length of
central span, 3,240
feet (over twice the
length of Brooklyn
Bridge) ; towers, tal?
ler than Woolworth
Building; anchorage
piers over ?00 feet
high and used as office
buildings; 12 lines of
railway tracks to
span river from 57th
Street to Weehawk
en. Under wood
EXTREMES MEET
at the Long Branch
tloK show?Mrs. A. J.
Dodd's "White Stars
Hellgate Vick" of
Long Branch, largest
de>? shown, and Mrs.
Charles Williams'
"Little Vamp,'" of
Whitestone. L.?L, the
smallest exhibited.
/ 'lUlVrwoorf
NOT CENTRAL
AVENUE, THE
BRONX, but a Cali?
fornia state road
througn the Mojave
desert jubt after old
Jupe Pluvius has
spilled six inches of
rain in less than half
an hou?- ? a cloud?
burst that has com?
pletely washed out the
highway and added
to motorcycle travel
the combined thrills
of broncho-busting
and mountain climb?
ing.
GOlimwu
COTTAN TAKES AN
UPWARD BOUND,
to use a Wall Street
expression. The agile
and graceful Miss
Clyde Cottan of St.
Louis, shows (she's
from Missouri, you
know) our camera -
man some of the reas?
ons why Pavlowa. the
famous Russian dan?
cer, paid her tribute
as "undoubtedly the ?
leading dancer in
America."
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