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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23
HORSE ASSISTANT SURGEON
Animal IN the Cumberland Valley
That Was Noted Cor Good
Sense.

The domestic animals Of the Cum
bertrand valley lay claim 10 the great
est saEaelty.
Last summer, relates Lppincott's 4
lad living on the road to Brown 4
Mills, near Greencastie. was seated on
the wayside beneath a cherry tree. eat
ms cherries. When he heard The thud
Of an approaching horsa trottinK.
Johnhie Terry stralghtened himself 10
see who was coming.
shortly the horse appeared without
rider though he carried saddle and
birdie. The horse stopped right over
Johnnie and began 70 paw the
ground and snort. which the boy re-
garded as an invitation to take ride
and climbed on hla back.
The horse Immediately Eallopea
back IN the direction from which he
had come and some two mlles away.
stopped beside The PROSTATE ngure Of
. man stretched on the ground with
blood noNing from his head
johnnie dlsmuunted. got some
water from an adjacent brook and
made the victim of the accident az
comfortable as possible before going
for assistance. Meantime the horse
had trotted on 0nce mere. auhae-
quently returning with a local physi-
clan driving Ia his buggy. who. know
Ing the horse and bis master. carried
the latter 70 his home
The horses name ls ''GoOdfelloW.
The sufferer had had a mild stroke of
apoplexy. which was relieved By tho
blood howiag from hia head Though
Il Is not claimed that this horse put
the stone where his master would fail
on H. yet he has been breyetted BY
the ladies a. Assistant Surgeon Good
fellow"
"9oodfellow" Is the grea.-great-
grandson u a famous horse
called ''Nasehy which belonged to
Gen. simpson. who was warrior and
also a strict Presbyterian.
No work was permitted to he done
IN Gen. simpsons house on Sunday.
and all the family rode TO or 20 miles
90 preaching.
Naseby carried his master % preach
Ing for many years. but with adyaao-
Ing age HIS master would no longer
mount him. but a. soon ~ the fam
NY procession got started. Naaeby
would follow and walk the distance
sedaiely, arriving an hour or 40 late
and browse around the meeting HOUSE
door until the congregation came out
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23

The fiFahmins clocks divide ths dag
lalo % heafa of = minutes each called
Kharesa OCCASIONALLY = at.mInaie
eand.alass i nsed. bui mere eommoa.
lY copper hoal with : very small
hole N fhs bottom n r. shs baei BE-
lee placed On TIE surface q he aater
sud gradually alled II he hdls il ne
lgilom 4 gurrgesIf tlzHa. ths taal
sinks h = mlnales. this registers the
aafaiian Il shs xhuree An htlsndant
fAsfeupnn emptle4 The hasln aud
strikes lAs Aoaf Z The e. % nlsAl On
tHs epna
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23
suRlAl or MoIsAMMEDANs.
Remains af Those Who xsis Ara Never
Takan xnaide q Momque Dur
ting Service

TIE Mohammsasn burial service Il
entifeiy dlEefent from the Christian
rite, An explanation u tba custom has
he#n glvea by a memheF u the ioeAl N.
gatl0n. says the MashAngson HtMs.
No carts arr ssnt oat when { death
oceufs. hut the relatives afe settled
verbally of ike event Upon tbs 6ay
appointed for the funeral tha relatives
and fFienes assemble at gha home nf the
aeceaAsd and the body. after helng 90
rel0ped IN = ahroad and plmred ID ! cot.
an. h tkksa 10 the mosque. where h
lt places epoa sloue slab 10 frunt
asd % one aide q the entrance q tAe
mosque TIE remains of those who de
Afu never taken inside a noaqne. There
are 40 priests ~ ministers ~ the Mus.
aalman ialth. bus As ogiciAl appointed b
shs government 70 lead IL TIE prayers
and deyptions called he imam. en-.
noances @ The couEfrsasion that thsre
is the BODY ~ = dead peFson outside
tae mpsqae Thefslure al thoas In the
mosque -Felhtlvra friends and strangers
fa A"f#Ah AA4Ht" ivy tNf ANAHs
whose uame. however. is nng announced.
After these prayers The boiy 4 taken 10
The burial eronnd being borne upon the
shoulders e those present Who Are ~.
lisrsd At Intervals
Whiie in no vas SWING ab@oinilna Cor
Ains, this aet u bearing the dead apou
one's shoulders ls considered hy TIE No.
aanmedans 20 h. = plous art Upon A..
rival a, The burial ground the ooan Is
placed in the Fravs. and earh n re fsia-
lives q lhs aeceAeed throws few hand.
fals q earth into lhs grave. whica eum.
pietes tAe simple burial service q the
lAad and faiih In Tho event of the
death of = prumlneut ufheiai or ether
person those hifk IL fank attend che
'unerai sna show thsir respect by hslp.
ms g bear he oofss gpon their ahoul.
Gers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23
NEW WAY TO MAKE BUTTER
Sweet Cream Il Poured Over Ah.erb-
eat Pads which TAKE In All
But The Fat

4 committee o. TIE Franklin lnstitu,.
OF fhiladeiphiA has just made public he
rvPori on TIE Taylor procsss fof butter
making L is reeommendea that Mr.
Taylor receive the Joan Scott media ans
premium p recognition d me value u
his invention.
IN this now process sweet cream I,
poured lnto shallow pane. ne bot,o,u N
which AFs covered with absorbent uats
These pads arr composed u heavy white
blosilng paper supported an Turslsh
to~elinR eF some similar material ana
absorb from the cream nearly al n a.
constituents except The fAt The cream
fat remains a. 4 layer Oh TIE surface n
The pads. aud after several hours stand
.ne 4 MAJ - rolled %
n this condition the product ennsalns
rather too much water and mia arp-
leidsi on this account. ana because ef tha
absence ef salt q does not ksep well. M.
however. The separated batter lat Be
worksd and sallsa IN The sane va a.
TIE ordinary ehuFusd product The result
i ias grade 81 butter
The proves has the advantage n
ehsapneas. since the pats nay Be asef
over and over asain lAstIae. it la raid
fof six months - taiiY uss. The labaf N
ehsrning i afolaea and. % accsint u
ihe lse q fresh cream instead II ihat
salea has stood tD rlpth for several
eAFs ths finished product keeps better
laaa butter made e the ordinary ~
fhe process has hasa patented in the
thiied States Canada England. Francs
and GermaHy
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23
4 severe Cola Tor Thsse Months

The following letter from As Nus-
haum. Of nafessllle. itd tells il own
siogy / suffered Tor three months
9Th a severe cold. A Druggist pfe.
pared ms some medicine. and 3 physi.
elan prescribed fer me. fet ! did not
improve then tried EoleY's ll0ney
and Tar, and eight doses cured me
Refuse substitutes. Sold b. Peoples
Drug Store. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23
COWS FOR MISSION WORK.
ThFes Of ths Milk Rrodueasa nacMnAly
Seat 20 chgna fsom This
Country.

California has had The uniQue de.
linctiOn q aending thres missioaary
COWS ~ chlnA About moush or
more aso. says = I0a AnKesas eofre-
sp0aasnt ot the Aew York Iimaa. "a tha
ahip Siberia. in charge Il Rev. wnnam
y. hreWatef, a Methodlsl missionary.
q diHg-hua. South chinA TIE cows
which were presented 10 him b tao
wamen frlendr. started ffom aAn Fran.
ei&eo, A letter recantly received from
Mf Brewster says.
The coNs seem 10 b. enioyinx ths
voyaEe ysFy much. aad Il The last
part q TIE trip is - safe and smooth
a. tho nFst % Honolulu they wln
fvaeh their destination 10 better rssadi-
tlun than when ghey started
Hing.hua Is Is miles soath of Foo-
ehoS N iSeo RsF Mf BreUster ara
seni 10 South china A. that time not
native Gov In the coantfY had ever
oeea used Tor dalry purposes. being put
likv The oxen % blowing and oshrr wqrk.
During ReY Mr HFewaters reaideaee IN
aing hua the people have beeu eraannily
ie4rainE the yAlue oi mia. and maAy
men Who have become cunvertA 10
lhflatlanlty are doinx a eoot business
selling The nourishing nuid
~ yets aowevsf, they know nothing
about butter 0r cheese mAAlnE -
iralued yoanw Christian man. reared ana
'fAined oh a dairy farm IA Canada IA
rayeling hsUk 70 china win Mr nreu-
sisF. and Z = The missionary inteation
% start regular school for dalrylnx
'nd teach the natives the value IL nueh !
products
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23

Now. Whispered he eIanlne elfi ss
ahe Jumped lnlo hls arms How akall -
dlapusa C he laddsFfa
~ muzi hide Il someMh8fs Il tao
garden. replied hsf sallaHa iowes .It
YoaF fMthsF doeaaa f8rslsa - wn may
has % asz Il 70 81 kaek azssn ~ Phla-
dzIn1ia Ledger.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23

= am sometimes ismptsa. said ne
ear. 20 sIzh thai ihis usa fspabllean
form q kosefnmaHI
Your majesty
II w0ald ne anm@thlna # a relief IA
AaaM thsa ] stopH : ehnnea - heIna AZ.
fszlsd d H1me elAsF nsplEanl leF shis
pesllioa - Hashlazlon ala4.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-23

NassDy was Known aa a dexuas
hefss. and more than once Was re-
ferred 10 hy preachers A. an exampla
or consistent attendance upon oFain-
ances
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-01
-. 0oIo AND RgcoMA60og0 ~
MUNTZEL DRUG co.. Versailles, NC.
Raae Ball.

The Merchants and Moreau Bronchos
got together last Saturday and Sunday
and played two games on the home dia.
mond. Robt. Stockton. the Iowa pitch.
er, was in the box for the Bronchos with
Daniels behind the bat. The contest
was not over.chsrged with b%rilliancy, the
looseness being apparent at many stages.
Cross twirled for the Merchants while
Padgett caught him with his usual vim.
Gross struck out eight men, and the
Bronchos only succeeded In crossing the
plate twice in the second and once In the
eighth innings, only three hits being
made off Gross.
The feature Of the game was a double
by Dan Bowen to Smiley at first. The
score was 10 to 3 in favor of the Mer-
chants at the conclusion. Blackman Of
Boyler's Mill umpired,, and while honest
in his decisions some Of the players on
both teams were warmed up over them at
times.
The second game Sunday afternoon
! was a much better exhibition and the
large crowd present seemed to enjoy it to
the fullest extent, even'though it was a
one sided contest 10 far as the Merchants
were concerned. Yeager pitched for the
/ home team and had the ,Bronchos at his
mercy. His support was such that hi
pitched with confidence. An error IN
the first inning gave the Bronchos ont
score, but so perfectdid the Merchant!
keep their heads tl,st the other eigh'
:nnings furnished the visitors a mess O
"geese" eggs. The score stood l3 to
ia ,iexor Of ,hs team T~syleevAnf
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-01
HE CALLED. FOR THE hottie.

Child Bros, Of Pendleton, Mo-, say:
"Oue Of our men while unloading ties
got his foot terribly crushed. We at once
sent for the doctor. who was four or five
distant. AZ he wa suffering great pain,
we se~t him a bottle Of DR.. Olssse's Ger.
man Penetrating Liniinent, which We
kept In .our store. Before It was used.
the Doctsr came, examined and dressed
the wound and had the foot suspended
20 that ice water could drop on Il. lie
left, saying that II he vas careful and
followed hiA instructions he would be
a bile to work within ten or twelve days.
After q few hours the patient got tired
OF the position 10 which he was lying.
and called for the bottle Of Or. Glasses
German Penetrating Liniment and appli'
ed il % directed This Wal on Saturday.
! and the following Tuesday the man wss
able to work." Sold by Muntsel Drug Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-01
Farms Wanted.

l want some Ridge and Valley
Farms in the timber and also some
grazing lands. II you have such
land come in at once.
+. D. HARRISON e. Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-01
H. K. ENLOE. r. H. ENLOE.
DENTISTRY.
PNoNs ~. -.
VERSAILLES, Mo.
ACONIZINC, BURNS

are instantly relieved. And perfectly heal.
ed, BY Bucklen's Arnica Salve.. G.
Rivenbark, Jr:. Of Norfolk. Va, writes
II huspt my knee dreadfully; that It
blistered ell over. Bucllen's Arnics
Salve stopped the pain, and healed II
without a scar" Also heals all wounds
aud sores. Use. sold, BY Mnrtsei. Drug
co.,,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-01

Dan Bowen pitched the first eightinnings
and Roy Stockton twirled the ninth.
Manager Cooper has a nice team of
ball players-all perfect gsntlemen-who
execute ONE good work at times on the
diamond. but the Merchants as at l.res-
ent lined up are just a little too fast for
them. Brownie Clark held the indicator
and gave very fair satisfaction.
Hick plays a good Sd base.
Dan Bowen looked out of place in Sat
urday and Sundays games.
Yeager pitched a fine game Of ball
Sunday, and was entitled to a shut.out
game.
Troutwine and Hicks play with Cali
fornia to-day friday against Bunceton
at the fair.
Roy Stockton played short stop for the
Bronchos and his fielding vas that of a
professional.
The Merchants went to Bunceton yes.
terday and played a match game with
the team there.
Cross and Padgett, the Merchants
battery, played with the Bunceton
team against Smithton Wednesday.
The Merchants and the Kansas City
Reserves will play a series of games at
base bali park on Saturday. Sunday and
Monday.
Keotting looked good on second
last Sunday. He accepted every
chance put to him and played in fine
form.
Elmer Padgett is conceded to be
the best amateur catcher in Central
Missouri. He plays an errorless game
at all times.
So few hits were made off Yeager Sun.
day that Cross and 'Shorty" had d
squabble over a fly out on the foul line
each claiming the right to field it.
Manager Cooper of the Bronchos hat
a splendid nine but they are out OF theiI
class with the Versailles Merchants, thu
best amateur nine in Central Missouri.
The old men and sixteen year old boy
played a game Of hall Wednesday after
noon at base bali park. and the young
sters put so much vim and ginger int,
the game that the old men were not III it
The score was % to ~ In favor Of tn
sixteen year olds.
The business men and doctors playe'
q game last Friday afternoon and tn
doctors were given a dose which wa
hard to swallow. Score IA to Is ii
favor of the business men, but it was nj,
. and tuck at different stages, tuck" win
!. ming out at the wire.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-01
NOTHING ON THE MARKET EQUAL
CHAMBERLA1N'S collie, CHOLE.
RA DIARRHOjA REMEDY.

Vhis fact is we'll known to druggists
everywhere, aud nine out Of ten will
give their customers this preparation
when the best is asked for. Mr.. ODE
Wilmer, Q prominent druggist Of Joplin.
Mo-, in = circular to his customers, says:
There Is nothing on the market in the
way Of patent medicine which equals
ChambeYlain's Collie Cholera and Diarr.
hoea Remedy for bowel complaint. We
sell aud recommend this preparation"
For sale by Muutzel Drug Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-01

Fresh canned goods, Hour, produce,
ETC., assured TO customers purchasing
goods Of Il. A. Williams. the South Side
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-01

Roysl Dainty Flour. per 100 POUNDS
SEQ At the PsaAce.. w. N..C5L&eN.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-09-01
The Rock Island Agent viii
Tell You About u.

II you are contemplating a trip to Cal
ifornis. Colorado, or in fact a trip East,
West, North or South, there are a lot of
little things you will wish to know. The
cheapest rates. time OF trains, whether a
change Of carsis necessary. what 10 to be
seen on the way.
This Rock Island Agent will tell you
about twill bel plan your journey.
II you are contemplating a trip, call on
him, or write.
YN.uy w. j.. LEAHY,
4s61o Ast Ger. Pas. AT.
~ Rock 's's"d ~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
FOOTBALL

New Haven. Conn. Jan. 26.-The Yale foot.
ball team met last night afteratwo months OF
deliberation and elected Thomas Leonard Shev-
lin, of Minneapolis, captain for 1905. SheVlin
was elected! on the first ballot.
His election was unanimous Shevlin pre-.
pared for Yale at the famous high school or
Pottstown. Pa. He came to Yale with Nor
gan Bowman, who is baseball captain. In
his freshman year Shevlin won the position Of
right end on the varsity eleven. He also was
hammer thrower on the varsity track team and
right fielder on the varsity baseball team In his
freshman year.
He thereby won triple varsity honors which
Bowman also that same year. and which
only few athletes have won in all Yale s
athletic history. In his sophomore year Shevlin
again played right end the varsity eleven
and represented Yale on the track team. He
was sent to England with the Yale track team
last July. He is the second best hammer
tlrower in the intercollegiate athletic associa-
ton.
Last fall he played left end on the varsity
eleven. He is the son of a millionaire, but
is very modest sort of chap, his only ex-
travagance being $4,000 automobile: He has
held an honor stand in his studies all Through
his college course. Shevlin will have very few
veterans as q nucleus for. his. team. -
Charles h, Fitzpatrick. former: graduate man
ager of athletics at Wisconsin,, has filed a
financial statement with the athletic board.
showing that the total receipts for the past
year were $50. 41.73 and the disbursements
S., S96.35. The receipts Of the football depart
inent were $27. 631. %. This was the only de-
partment whose receipts exceeded it's disburse.
ments. The net profits on football We're about
$4,000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
SPORTS
DULUTH TROPHY
FELL TO GRlGGS
Two Nushka Kinks in Battle
Array in the Final
- .-< - ~ :. -.-....
d: = &.~ Round.

The Duluth trophy play Of the bonspiel Of the
Northwestern Curling association came to an
end last night when c. NJ. Griggs wrested
victory from the Stewart rink Both are Kinks
of the Nushka club of st. Paul. 49,
The best game of the days play was the one
in which Evan Rees defeated the Flour City
seven ends it was the last stone that scored
every time, but after the seventh Rees got his
men together and gained steadily on his op-
ponents .. -.r.
international event whether any more Canadian
Kinks appear not but it is still hoped that
Ptblado and Dunbar will be able to pick up a
couple more men and get into the game today.
So far Lemon Of the GRANTEES is the only Cana
dian present, and he has been defeated two or
three times in the last two days, having had
bad falling off in form. He Won out in the
first round of the international play however,
putting Driscol's Nushkas out Of the running,
13 to g. Wann of the Nushkas was also done
out for this event, Haig's Duluth rink winning
s to 5.
Hastings and Stewart are matched for today
in the semiinals of the Canadian 500 event.
and the finals ought to be played off either
today or tomorrow.
The other draws for today are: Flour CITY
trophy. Rees vs.. Griggs. and Murray vs. Lori
mer; International trophy, Lightner vs. Cam
eron. Yesterdays play:
DULUTH JOBBERs' TRoPHY-F1NALs.
Nushka-C NJ. Griggs 10; W. D. Stewart, 2
&c." MERRIAM TROPHY.
Nushka-E. Rees. 16; Duluth-W. Haig, a. =
Onawa-D. G. Murray, IL; w. S. Fullerton.
| Nushka-E. Rees, 10; Flour City-sam Hast
| ings, t..
FIRST ROUND.
GRANTEE. Lemon, 10: Nushka-C. Dr1s
| coll. 6.
Duluth--A. S. Haig. s. Nushka-T. L. Wann,
| CANADIAN 500 TROPHY-SEMI FINALS.
| Nushka-W. u. Stewart. -; GRANTEE. Lem
- ST. PAUL JoBBERs' TROPHY.
! ; SECOND ROUND.
! Onaawa-W. S. Fullerton, -; Nushka-A. Nc
| Nushka-L. p Ordway. 10: G. Driscoll, s.
Nushka-J. c. MyrOn. 10: c. NJ Gr1ggs, Is.
| Nustka-E. Rees, -; Flour City-W. Lori
| ner. 10. :,
Flcur City-Sam Hastings. IA; Onaawa--D.
Murray. H.
Onaawa-W. S. Fullerton 8; Nushka-L. P
| Ordway, II.
| FIRST ROUND.
Nushka---A. B. Van Bergen, Is; Onaawa-
! D. G. Murray, 10.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
AUTOMOBILING

In the tail end of the northern blizzard at
Day tona,l Fla, beach yesterday afternoon. 5000
spectators shivered while automobiles smashed
ali Of the worlds one-mile records The wind
blew twenty-five miles an hour. almost straight
down the course. -. *-se~ r.
The first race was one mile, time trials. W.
K. Vanderbilt, Jr., In a ninety horsepower auto,
covered the dist lnce in AZ 80 Louis S. Ross
mile In :3s fat, one second under the worlds
record made by Mr.. Vanderbilt in a ninety horse
power auto on Ormond beach one year ago. Then
Arthur E. Macdonald, in ninety horsepower
machine. crossed the mile tape in "a 20.
H. l.. Bowden, in his 1O0-horsepower auto,
made the mile in "a Is. rr5
The one-mile International championship for
the Dewar challenge cup brought out q big field
Of entries. Louis IS. Ross won the first heat
in Al 3-5. The second heat went to; William
Wallaces ety-horsepower racer in 40. The
In the Inal, Mr.. Ross, in his teakettle, won In
AZ seconds. ~s..-.-.~s..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION.

Office Of the CONSTRUCTING Quartermaster, Fort
Assinniboine, Mont. Jan. 20, 1905.-Sealed Pro-
posals, in triplicate. will be received at this
Office until IL o'clock In. Feb. n. 1905. and
plumbing and heating in new guard house. and
Tor plumbing in double n G s O. quarters, at
not later than March 20, 1905. and be COM
pieted on or, before June 8, 1905. Bidders must
state in their bids the time in which they will
complete tn ework. Proposals must be ac-
companied by two guarantees, each justifying in
double the amount Of 10 per cent OF the total
be seen in this office or in the office Of the
chief quartermaster, st. Paul, Mimi. where
Instructions to bidders and blank forms of pro-
posals may be procured The United States re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids or any
part thereof Envelops containing bids to be
indorsed Proposals for Plumbing and Heating
in Public Buildings at Fort Assinniboine, Mont, !"
and addressed to Captain j. B. Mcdonald. Con.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26

The meaning Of la Marlew-derived
from the Latin word meaning excel
lence-taken from Marti- Lewis, MAX
ers Of the La Marlew cigar, sold by
nearly three hundred (fnest) stores in
Minneapolis. The package makes a
store look good, the cigar, a man feel
good.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
YACHTING

Sir Thomas Upton. during his recent visit
at Glasgow, admitted that he will try again
to win the Americas cup in 1906.
81 may tell YOU" said Sir Thomas "that
have already obtained plans of a cup chal-
lenger which would probably deserve the de-
scrption of freak better than any yacht ever
built for the purpose. She Is no amateur effort,
either, but the production Of designer who
in small yachts has earned a reputation for
the boldness, originality and success of his
theories.
at is such a craft as I might decline to
start across the Atlantic upon my own re-
sponsibility, but the designer offers every pos
sible test and guarantee of its safety for the
passage. I have, further, the offer Of COM
petent, skillful and experienced navigator. who
offers to undertake the contract for taking her
across and delivering her safely on the other
side If will have her built"