The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-26


| words, "Anemone w. and the ships
bell bears the same description.
| There was considerable jesting about
| the words ''Anemone, Denver on the
stern OF the small boats Denver is a
| far inland town, thousands of miles
from deep water and sea-water at that
Never mind said one of the owners
guests, we have Cherry Creek running
through the city of Denver Anyhow,
! the Anemone is one of the first vessels
| to have a prairie and mountain city for
home port, but Denver is all right"
The yacht was towed in by the
Waterwitch and anchored alongside the
Lurline. No sooner was her mud-hook
down than a quintet club went aboard
and treated the yachtsmen to their first
taste OF Hawaiian music.
:, large crowd watched the little YES
sci enter the harbor and go to her
moorinss, and her unusual rig unusual
for these waters, was the subject of
much comment.
Aboard the Anemone, beside q crew
of ten men. We're c. LgTutt of Colorado
Springs, who is the owner of the yacht;
mis- ttIrteen-year- boy, Thayer; Pro
lessor Alters of Colorado Springs and
Judge E. c. Stifnson.
Mr.. Charles Tut, owner of the Anem-
one, is resident of Colorado Springs
and Denver, Colorado. He is largely
interested in mines in the Cripple Creek
region and in big reduction works i'll the
state. He has been a resident of the
state of Colorado for mary years and
there laid the foundation for The for
tune which puts him in the class of
mjllionaires. He has a home in South
ern California and for that reason his
fine yacht was brought around the
Horn into the Pacifi, for his use while
residing in the Golden State. Accord
ing to the members of his party, Char
ley is one of the jolliest fellows that
ever donned a yachting cap and that
is saying some. Mr. Tut strobe his
quartecde ok yesterday attired in q suit
Ct flannel, the sleeves being broidered
with lighter chevrons at the cuffs. He
W roe. a yachting cap. His young son,
Thayer, was attired in sailor costume
Of white duck. The little fellow is
starting on the life of an amateur
from the bottom d the rat
IinesxS He's a Iovable little chap" said
one of the party, as the boat came up
The cl4annei. Young Tut forgot all
about ~arlines, sails and cup trophies
when the diving boys came alongside,
,or he Immediately began pitching nick
els to them.
Prot. Alters is professor of literature
n the University of Colorado at Colo
RADIO Springs. He is an old-time friend
Of Owner Tut and genial. co1ilpan>
able sout N white duck trousers |
md blr@ serge coat ara yachting |
zap, Peaf Alters looked like Morse |
,larne, Judge Stilnson, Mr.. TUFTS |
u her guest, is a jolly landlubber fro,H /
Denver, man of means and genial in
;tIncts Mr.. Stimson was a host of
hosts when the Honolulu yachtsmen
md press representatives went aboard
md is evidently As jolly a s'-a-tiog as
ne would Wish tc enc oul;ter.
Captain Lindeberg, who commands
he Anemone, is making his first trip to
Hawaii. The only kick that he has
oming is that the winds were too light
o allow his boat to do itself a full
1ea sure OF justice
The Anemone is 1922 fl. between per-
81 # waterline, 1875 TT.
readth, 11.6 TT draft and 12.5 fit. deep
he was designed by Mr. A, H. Brown
re built by Messrs Camper & Nichol-
on at Gosport, England, in 1899. She
; a centerboard vessel built tf wood.
nd is classed at LIoyds Is Al. She has ,
to.ls Of lead ballast on the keel. and
tens inside. The boat is very roomy |
81 NV decks. Forward of the engine
r,i BOILER space is the owners cabin, /;
II ich extends the -uil width Of The I
Dat. ard contains sofa. two wash {
-nms. wash basin. toilet iatlr etc.
nd bed with drawers unde'. On the
,rt side forward is door opening
,lo the bathroom. Just to starboard T
this door is en. cred the Passage
-hich leads t. tire main saloon. On the
.arooar! side o. the passage : f
-.te,o. -. Aft of he soon ca tie i
q, hoard side : 1t stq-a~oo,;'. and ON
:, per. side a bel cabin; forward $
ateroon 20 starboard and the pantry a
, port The" is It. 10 in. he4droonl Y
lier leans in tie cabins In the Il