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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-07-11
Program

Following 10 the programme of
the Bar Association.
vii conve1e at $50 pm. ut the Court
House. Wednesday.
Address OF welcome by Mayor Michael
Schenck.
Response by Mr.. E R. Preston. of
Charlotte.
The address Of the President, Mr.,
George Rountree.
For Thursday the program is ~ fol.
lows.
Annual address by Judge A. B. Par.
kerr of New York, ut the court house, ut
los. %.
One of the following addresses:
THE Unwritten law" by Mr., e. W.
Timberlake.,
An address by Mr.. Thomas Rufin, Of
Charlotte.
Thursday night Mr.. 4. l.. Brooks OF
Greensboro will probably speak on"The
relation of the Lawyer to the Bar"
The committee on membership win
meet at the Hotel Gates in the ladies'
parlor, at I. Is Thursday night.
The balance Of the program had not
been decided upon ut Q o'clock, WOdneS-
day
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Laurel Park.

The Tackey Party last Friday might
ct the Park Rink was entirely success.
full, and many exceedingly tNcky look
ing people were ON the floor.
Next Saturday night Manager Flte
announces O candle race. which has
every promise Of furnishing plenty Of
amusement.
The Saturday following will occur q
creased pig race, In the rink. If you
catch the pig It's yours.
The various attractions offered By
Manager Elite are drawing good crowd
to Laurel Park, the most beautiful nat
ural park In the state.
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MIR. Bis RAy.of YAncey county,One OF
the best known attorneys Of the State, is
In attendance at the convention. Mr..
Rays law book, "The Annexation to
the Revlsal OF 1906" Ia almost invAlua
BILE to the attorney ut law. II contains
10000 citations, including the fellow
servant act Of 1907. It 10 counted . work
of merit and must Eli along felt wAnt''
in the profession.
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The City Rink.

By request, will have another mas
qusrade on skates next week. due an.
nouncement will DO made. This timely
notice will give sufficient time for those
that wish 70 compete for the elegant
prize that will 90 to the best dressed
character. A second prize for the most
ludicrously masked character also.
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~
The Hotel Wheeler has . number OF
lawyers registered.
Col. 8. 8. Crittenden OF Greenville,
10 in town for several weeks.
Mrs. Charles Marie Hall, OF New
York, daughter OF Judge: Parker, 10 n
guest Of the Hotel Gates.
There will be o Christian Harmony
Singing at Horse Shoe next Sunday,
with dinner on the grounds.
Next Wednesday, ct the ProsbYterian
Church, Mr.. Cameron johnson will give
his illustrated lecture on Mission Work
IN Korea.
GloryI The fountain at the court
house has been dug out and cleaned of
the mass Of weeds growing there. Ed.
Brooks 10 responsible for it.
The Hotel Gates, second annual ball,
on the 10th, promises to be- event of
social importance. Many guests from
out Of town will be present.
A. e. Shanks, proprietor OF the Candy
Kitchen. 10 making fresh, pure candies,
daily, and his chocolates are gaining
him q decided reputation for high grade
goods.
d. 8. Bruin, proprietor Of the Red
Store IL we'll sStisied with two things:
Hend ersonville and advertising In the
Hustler, which Mr., Bruln says brings
results
Mr.. Hayden Clement, the efficient
assistant Attorney General Of the state,
10 here attending the Bar Association.
He is o splendid young lawyer and an
all-rouDd good fellow"
A. Wayland Cooke, o rising young
attorney Of GeensbOrO, la here circula
ting among his numerous trends. re
is a1tOuished at the rapid growth Of
H0nderSonVille since his residence here
some years ago. Gi I'D to have you with
u again, Old fellow.
Miss Rosie Ray, who has 90 many
friends In Hsndersonville, Was married
to Mt. D. NJ. Wells, Of Newberry, s. c.,
at Waynesville, Wednesday morning,
the 10th. Mr.. and Mira. Wells will visit
the Exposition and then probably spend
the snmmeP In this city.
That prince of clever gentlemen and
accomplished lawyer, Hon. George
Rountree. 10 here from Wilmington at
tending the Bar Association. He Ia an
enthusiastic Admirer OF this 'hustIing
burg and We have to thank him for
lending his valuable influence, as chair
man Of the Associations executive COM
mite, 10 bringing that great OrgAniza-
ton to HendersOnVIlle this year.
Hon. A. D. Watts, author of the
much discussed and deservOdly popular
Watts Law passed by the General AS.
sembly of 1908, is 10 HendersonviIle
attending the meeting of the Bar Asso-
citation. Mr.. Watts thinks this q beau
tiful and thriving little city and ex-
presses surprise TO nnd 10 much evil
dence OF thrift and ProGressiveness ex-
hibited since his last visit 60 this sec
ton. Mr.. Watts In the capable and
energetic secretary to Senator Simmons
whose presence in the city IL mOmen-
tally expected.
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COPYRIGHT Shingles, handled BY BY
Bros. here, are enjoying . wonderfn'
popularity, the manufacturers working
their immense plant night and day to
kaau mn with the demand for their pro-
duct.
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..Broad Oaks" Boarding House
Beautiful location, Rne shade, pleasant
surroundings. Two miles west on ShaWS
Creek Road, ! mile from q line. Ad-
dress Mrs. w. J. Davis, Box l26. Hen.
dersonviIle, N. G. Phone 1le. RID.
a
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These lands can be bought in sections
or asa whole at prices that are reason
able and on terms that will be satisfac
tory. FOR further information call on
@. B. Justice agent, Ru~therfordton, or
W. Nj. Justice, Mills Springs. Polk
County. N. G.
Red Estate Brokers need not apply as
am boxing for actual purchasers. l
also have some 1000 acres on the waters
of Big Hungry and Green River, on the
East tide of the Blue Ridge and South
side 81 the &. &. A. Railroad, in Hen
dsrsan County.
Panties wishing to see this land can
call on s. ]. Justice, or w, A. Smith
Atty Hend ersOhville, or the undersign-
ed.
G. B. Juice, Agt.
RuthArfordton, N. C.eJune "a, 'o7.
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Lost:-July 4th, between Post ONCE
and Candy Kitchen, ! gold cum button.
Finder please return to Candy Kitchen
for reward.
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6beIntereSt
Increasing !

The interest In Hunters big free "trip
to the Exposition increases each week.
Just now Miss Nina Pace Is in the lead,
but there are rumors, dark and mystsr-
ious of a plot to vote heavily for q Ger.
tain other we'll known and popular
young lady.
Just who that young Ia dy is her
hackers decline to state just now, but
they are arm in their opinion that she
will 60 to jamestown, and that At all
events will give Miss Nina Pace and oil
other contestants q close and hot race.
They say that next week win begin
to show.
Anyhow, the fortunate n will have
q rare trip and all at Hunters expense.
RePOrG Of JadEes.
Find below . true copy of our report
as made by US on the fifth weekly
count for the most popular young lady
for the jamestown Free Trip given by
Hunters Pharmacy. Dated July, s,
1907.
Mich ael Schenck
Signed by Claude Pace
Ah@ Trdras A1Rrod Gl0w0rar
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Sunday Services at Presbyterian
Church,

Sunday School nc 0.A5, n. m. Services
at HOO. O.. On and $50 p. m. Wednea-
day evening, prayer meeting services
at $50 p. m.
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The City Rink

During the month Of July will sell II
coupon tickets for 90 cents, one coupon
admits 1T any time.
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FoR RALE:-A neatT roo cottage.
short distance from Hsndersonvills,
with 10 to so acres Of land, mostly in
wood. Will make most desirable sum-
mer home. Terms one half cash, bal
ance 6 per cent. Address Hustler Of
fee.
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FOR RENT.-Clover Patch
Cottage. Furnished. Address
Miss Bessie Allen.
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WANyED:-A nice place for two cooks
can give recommendation If desired.
Together If possible. Apply ut Frank
Browns.
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T HE 60 S
OCOLUMN

For SALH-Brick, in any quantity.
First class in every way. Immediate
delivery. Hondersonville Brick and
Tile ca, Office in Hustler building.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-07-11

FARMERS ATTENTIoN:-1 2 year old
horse colt, / surry, buggy and double
harness for sale cheap. Inquire ut farm
Of E. W. Gurley.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-07-11

For SALE Early cabbage and early
potatOss-very nne. Apply to Hustler
Office.
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Wanked-A young man to- fill position
In wholesale place, Address &pplIoa-
tons To W, care Hustler.
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For SALE:-3-room cottage, and hall
new. on Anderson Ave, (On main street,
lot 5Oxl6O feet, apply to n. G. Freeman
Hendersonville, N. G.
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No more stale candy. For it IL made
every day at the Candy Kitchen.
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FER1ILIzER:-G.. g. Ryder has 1t.
For your late cabbage, turnips and
grain. New car just arrived. Call on
him akonce.
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+ HE PEoPLEs 81
lOcOLUMN
FoR sALH-Brick, in any quantity. !
First class In every way. Immediate
delivery. Hendersonville Brick and
Tile ca, Office in Hustler building.
For RALE:-A neatT room cottage.
short distance from HendersonVille,
with 10 to so acres of land, mostly in
wood. Will make most desirable sum
mer home. Terms one half cash, bal
ance 6 per cent. Address Hustler Of
fee.
For SALE:-3-room cottage, and hall
new. on Anderson Ave, lon main street,
lot 5Oxl6O feet, apply to n. G. Freeman
Hendorsonville, N. G.
FARMERS ArTENT1oN:-l 2 year old
horse colt, ! surry, buggy and double
harness for sale cheap. Inquire ut farm
Of E. W. Gurley.
WANTED:-A nice place for two cooks
can give recommendations If desired.
Together If possible. Apply ut Frank
Browns.
FOR RENT.-Clover Patch
Cottage. Furnished. Address
Miss Bessie Allen.
For SALE Early cabbage and early
potatOss-very fne. Apply to Hustler
Office.
Wanked-A young man TO- fill position
in wholesale place, Address &pplI0a-
tons tQ W, care Hustler.
No mOre stale candy. For it is made
every day at the Candy Kitchen.
FER11LIzER:-G.. G. Ryder has 1t.
For yeur late cabbage, turnips and
grain. New car just arrived. Call on
him akonce.
Hot candy at the Candy Kitchen,
Summer Boarders - -Four Oaks, ID
close 20 Balfour Station. Abundant
shade, fine water, pleasant surround
sings. Terms moderate. Apply to Mrs
J.. 4. allen, BalfOur, N. &.
Finest and purest 10 our motto. The
Candy, Kitchen.
For: SALE, CHEAP.-Cash, or on
time: l Second hand runabout, l sec-
ond hand top buggy, 2 second hand light
surriea one of them good as new. also
severaI sets of secund hand harness.
ORR &sCRANE. E. College ST. Hender-
sonville, N. G.
.sThOas desiring to board in Q private
home located on Haywood Road II
miles rom Hendersonville may apply
for particulars r., MRS. W.C.JORDAN
Hendeesonville, N. G. r. F. D.. s box B
FORSALE:-A fine young Jersey COW,
fresh IN milk F. e. Curtis.
Wapted:-Good sized boy to do gener-
al work ut the candy kitchen in the Red
Store
WANrED-A wife, Address T. T. Hol.
lingswOrth, HendersOnville, N. G.
WANTED-PoSitiOn as h~Ousekeeper
or manager of some home or boarding
house In Blue Ridge Mountains, bv lady
of experience, Address III 9TH st.
Augusta, &c.
CELERY PLANTS FoR SALE-TranS-
planted, rooty and stOcky. Apply to
Capt. ]. W. Wofford.
A respectable colorOd girl-desires .
situation a. table or chambermaid.
Address Hustler Office.
For Sale.
T~haRollowing tracts of timbered lands
In Pok County, N. c., on White Oak,
Tryon and Piney Mountains and on the
watsrsOf White Oak, Alstcon and Camp
creek OF Green River are for sale, viz:
Section one containing 2O24 acres
:" three 1880 ="
four 0S1
Ave 1le2
" ak 1888
g seven 264
eight 400
Z" nine 1IOl
" ten ITO
Steven 1881
These lands can be bought In sections
or asa whole at prices that are reason
able and on terms that will be satisfac
tory. FOR further information call on
@. B. Justice agent, Rutherfordton, or
W. NJ. Justice, Mills Springs. Polk
INorrAu AT ~
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For Sale.

ThaKOllowing tracts of timbered lands
In Pok County, N. c., on White Oak,
Tryon and Piney Mountains and on the
watsrsOf White Oak, Alstcon and Camp
creek OF Green River are for sale, viz:
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Hot candy at the Candy Kitchen,

Summer BOarders -Four Oaks, -
close 20 Balfour Station. Abundant
shade, fine water, pleasant surround
J. Z. Alsn, BalfOur, N. &.
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Finest and purest 10 our motto. The
Candy. Kitchen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-08
GOOD RACES
AT WAiALUA

waialua races, postponed on New
Years day, were held on Saturday last.
The weather was fine and good sized
crowd witnessed the sport.
The first race was a three-eighths OF
a mile dash between Domino and Rain
bow. The former, ridden by Domingo
Ferreira, won by five lengths.
In the second event, quarter Of a
mile dash, Sayonara won from three
other horses.
The third race on the program was
a half mile dash between Indigo and
Domino. Indigo, well-ridden by Fer
reira, won by a neck, after a slashing
contest.
Next came trotting and pacing at
fair with three entries. the distance be-
ing half a mile. A Japanese owned
horse won from Chris. Hollis White
little and Manuel Waialua's horse.
The fifth event, quarter of mile
dash, was won by Indigo which beat
Togo by two lengths. Ferreira rode the
winner.
The Japanese backed Togo heavily in
the last race. Indigo had previously
beaten Togo at three-eighths of n mile
but the latter's hackers felt sure that
he could win over the longer distance
Two match races are being talked Of
for Washington's birthday. They are:
Indigo and Watossa at half a mile and
Domino and Rainbow at the same dis
lance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-08
MORE ABOUT
M'FADDEN GO

The Examiner has the following to
say Of the Murphy-McFadden go:
The bout between Johnny Murphy
and Jack McFadden was called a draw.
According TO an agreement signed by
the boxers before the match, the night
was to be called a draw in case both
were on their feet at the end OF the
fourth round Murphy clearly beat Nc
Fadden, knocking him down twice. and
the judges wanted to give the decision
to Murphy, but the agra slnent s.nod In
the way. 1t was a mistake I'm not an
nouncing this agreement before the
match started. as II placed tho ,cfcree
and judges in an embar -a.sing light.
Murphy Is enc of the best At the four
round boys in San Franc,scu. and he
was in good shape last nigu. Nc Fad
den was knocked down twice in the
course OF the fight, and Murphy won
a mile. He has a hard punch and a
clever left and right combination that
are effective.
What price McFadde,s Honolulu
victims?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-08
ATHLETIC NEWS
SOLVES PROBLEM

The question which has been agitat-
ing local sockerdom of late, as to
whether man is eligible to play in
the second half of game, who had
not taken part in the first half, is set
tied by an answer to a similar query.
published in the Athletic News Of De-
cember 10. and which reads as fol-
lows:
III team start short of their COM
plement of eleven players, they may
take in players to complete the number
at any stage of the game. The referee
in your local cup-tie who refused to
permit this not only committed an act
of injustice, but he had no right OF
power to interfere. You would be en-
titled to complain of the conduct to
your County Referees Committee"
]. w. Waldron courteously furnished
the Advertiser with the paper men,
toned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-08

Jack johnson, the champion colored
heavyweight pugilist, left for the Colo
MES by the O. S. S. sonoma yesterday.
He made a very good impression here
and his impromptu go with Lamphier
was much appreciated. He put the
gloves on simply to keep faith with
the public who had been promised a
bag-punching exhibition but were dis
appointed on account of no platform
being obtainable.
Johnson is a gentlemanly fellow to
talk to. He keeps himself to himself
and is no trouble to his manager. He
neither smokes nor chews and is al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-08
JOHNSON ON
JIM JEFFRIES

With reference to the probability of
obtaining fight with Champion JEFF
fries, Jack johnson said last night:
'Of course I want to fight Jeffries.
When he said that he had retired from
the ring, thought the chances of get
ting him to meet me were very slim.
But II he is coming back into the game.
l want my crack at him, and I am
willing to do anything to get 1t. JET
fries has fought negroes before and
there is no reason why he should draw
the color line now. The championship
should go to the best fighter in the
world, irrespective OF the color line.
Jeffries can dictate the terms to me;
all I want is the chance to- show the
people OF this country that l am not
as yellow as I have been painted. II
1 beat Squires he will be able to ig-
more me no longer"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-08
Y. M. A. AND
MALES WIN

The Males beat the Infantry a
socker yesterday, to 0, and the Y
NJ. c. A. won from the Punahous by
similar score. They were scratchy
games and bore evidence that the tat.
tered end of the season has arrived.
Both goals in the first game were
scored in the first half, the first going
in off Anderson's head and the second
being kicked by H. Bailey.
Males played ten men and some OF
them in three or four positions. II
was quite novelty to see the backs
playing forward
The Infantry played their usual reso-
lutte game and held their opponents
down well in the second half.
1t was the Males farewell league
game and the championship went
with 1t.
The teams:
Mailes-F. Bailey. H. Bailey. Belser
Jameson. Gray, Catteral, r. Ander-
son. r. Chillingworth, Center, Kea.
Infantry-Goal, Thompson; backs
Swift, Won Hofen half backs, Moon,
tidy, Van Vliet, Winchell, Stamper.
In the second game both teams play
ed man short
Super of the Y. NJ. c. A. fell in the
early part of the game, wrenched his
knee and had to be carried off the
ground
Martin reappeared for the Christians
and Cockburn and w. Desha were in
the Punahous' lineup.
No scoring had been done at half
time but the Christians came strong in
the second half, Churton and Water
house both netting the ball.
The teams:
Y. NJ. c. A.-Goal, Mark Johnson
backs, Dixon, B. F. Beardmore; half
backs, Gill, Ziegler, Spalding; forwards,
Waterhouse Robbins, Churton, Martin,
Super.
Punahous-Goal, 10 On; backs, Nc
Council; half backs, c. Davis, Foss, w.
Desha forwards, Macaulay, Withing-
ton. Dodge, Cockburn ]. Cation.
Referee-Guire.
CURE, who refereed yesterdays game,
is member of the Independents. the
champion socker team of the San
Francisco league He is on his way
to Auckland.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-08
JAP MURDERER MAY
HAVE KILLED HIMSELF

AS yet there has been no trace found
of Moromura, the Japanese murderer,
who cut the throat of comrade Mt the
Honolulu plantation on New Years. eve
and escaped before those present could
apprehend him. The man is a stranger
in the country and the fact that not
the slightest trace of him has been
found since he fled has led the police
to believe that he has killed himself
with the same weapon used upon his
friend.
Since the murder several Japanese
specials have been working upon the
case and it has been learned that no
man answering the description of Moro
mura has applied at any of the houses
between here and the plantation for
food or shelter. 1t is known that he
had the razor with him when he fled
and it supposed that returning sober
ness has brought remorsc, leading to
hari-kari.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-08
SPO2TLErS

Jack Weday. known to Honolulu
prize-nng enthusiasts, sends aloha to
all friends from Sydney, whittier he
went from South Africa.
The Waikiki Regatta may be held In
March during the arrival of the Los
Angeles excursionists.
49,
The Chinese have started in practis-
Ing for their field-day.
The Healani and Myrtle swimming
committees meet tomorrow to arrange
details of their annual relay race.
The Male socker team celebrated
their winning the league championship
by a smoker at the Scottish Thistle
Club last night.
The Chinese Consul has offered to
provide medals for the field meet Of
the Chinese Athletic Club.
There Is some talk of having next
years league socker games played at
Makiki.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-08
IMPORTANT BUSINESS
HAS CHANGED HANDS

From a maze of trouble not alto
gether financial. the Hawaiian Office
Speciality CO. has emerged to become an
Incorporated concern upon a sound
basis.
Yesterday the establishment. located
on Fort street just south of e. o. Hall
& Son, Ltd. and owned formerly by
o. e. Mccarthy and j. S. X. Pahu. was
sold to L. G, Kellogg. The purchaser
represents n syndicate which proposes
to incorporate the business and place
It in charge of well-known gentleman
whose name Is for the present with
held. He will be appointed within q
few days.
The deal was manipulated by the
Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. Some
standard agencies are held by the Spe-
cialty, including those of the National
cash register. the Remington type
writer and the Globe-Wernicke book
case.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-08
BODY OF A JAPANESE
FOUND IN THE HARB0R

Yesterday morning the body of a
harbor channel near the entrance by
one of the employees at Young Brothers
boathouse. The body was brought
| ashore and turned over to the author
tiles, being taken to the morgue for
Identification and burial.
The body Is undoubtedly that of The
Japanese who was seen to jump over
board from the S. 8. Nippon Maru on
Friday and who was seen to sink after
struggling to make the shore on the
Eva side of the channel. None OF the
LEGAL Japanese who have viewed the
remains have been able to identify It,
and 1t is improbable, in view of this,
that 1t is that of any Honolulu man.
1t is the opinion of the police that
the man was one of the two Japanese
being taken back to Japan. admission
to the United States having been re-
fused them at the Coast. 1t Is sup
posed that the two men had arranged
to make their escape from the liner
here, and the first one to jump over
board. near the Hackfeld wharf, sue
ceeded In reaching the shore, his COM
panion having been drowned. Until the
Nippon Maru returns, however, 1t will
be impossible to verify this theory.
which II correct will leave the Togo
Risen Kaisha open to a large penalty
for allowing the men to escape.
An inquest over the remains Will be
held by Deputy Sheriff Jarrett tonight.
the swearing in of a jury for the In
quest having been the last official act
of ex-Deputy Sheriff Kalakiela-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-08
HOW LA PALOMA
WAS REFLOATED

La Paloma. Clarence w. Macfarlane'.
recently stranded yacht. has beer
found after examination to be undam-
aged by her lengthy sojourn on Ban
ming Point mudbank.
1t was a hard job to f1oat the cup
racer. Eecessitating stern work from Z
p. m. Thursday till 0 a. m. on Satur
day.
owner Macfarlane is grateful to Alec
Lyle for experimenting operations and
to Young Bros. for actually floating h
yacht.
Macfarlane, C. Spinnie and two ma
tlves were also engaged In the work
of rescue.
The channel by means or which ].
Paloma was fioated was six feet wide
seven rect deep and seventy-hve fec
long. 1t was made by the launch
Brothers propeller which. once start
was made. sucked up the soft mud
and threw 1t away. Progress was mad
inch by inch as the mud quickly re-
settled In the channel.