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The Washington times., 1908-11-28
EYE TROUBLES
Caused by Improper Food.

Most people would never think Of
connecting eye disease with TIE food
tbev eat. But when we remember that
every mart of the body-every organ
fs nourished by the blood and the blood
is ,nade,of the food we eat, it seems
reasonable to trace even eye troubles
to food.
A n. i. man had an interesting ex-
,arienaa at one of the great hospitals
I'm mat CITY that may benefit persons
who have chronic eye trouble He
-Four years ago was stricken with
an eve trouble. After being unsuccess-
f1IUv treated by several physicians and
ocuiists. 1 went TO noted New YORK
con examination they pronounced my
case iritis Inflammation Of the iris).
caused by poor blood on account OF I'M
proper assimilation of food.
''Thev had to operate on my right eye.
keeping me in a dark room and on a
strict diet for several weeks When
leaving. the doctor cautioned me in re-
gard 70 saving the other eve, saying
that I must be temperate as 10 my diet
and use neither tea nor coffee.
ct told him il would be almost inn
posi- Die for me to get ana I'VE on what
they had given me at the hospital He
rauIied, II is not necessary. AS an Of
sofaf here / cannot recommend any
private brand Of food or drink. Az a
friend [ advise you to try Grape-Nuts.
discard all fatty, heating foods as much
as possible. especially in the morning.
''sThis advice I have followed. except
ing a few times when 1 have grown
careless, but danger signals always
come. such as specks and blots before
my eyes and some Inflammation. You
may be certain ! 60 back to what nv
doctor advised-Grape-Nu There 8
a Reason
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Greek. Mich Read 1.-THE Road to Well
ville," in Dkgs.
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, ana fun of human
tAtsg8sA
The Washington times., 1908-11-28
MONTGOMERY FOLK
WAGE PHTHlSlS WAR
Maryland County Society Organic
ed TO Fight the White
Plague.
Plague.

ROCKVILLE. Md, Nov. 2S.-Resi-
dents from all sections of Montgomery
county are represented in the newly
formed Social Service Igcesue of Mont
gomery county, organized for the pur-
pose OF perpetuating the interest in the
movement TO fight the white Plague"
started by the tuberculosis Congress
and to make a thorough study Of social
conditions.
In addition TO wagiag a war on
phthisis the league viii investigate,
with a view to lettering the condition
OF the poor and needy. and study sani-
tary conditions.
At a meeting in the opera house at
Rockville, delegates from all sections
Of the county were present and officers
we're elected as follows. Joseph q
CLANCY, Of BrOokville, president; VIII
liam F. Prettymau. Of Rockville secFe-
tary. and the executive committee viii
name vice president for each OF the
thirteen election districts OF the county.
The Washington times., 1908-11-28
CITIZENS APPOINT
A NEW COMMITTEE
Southeast Men Will Confer
With Chamber of Com
merce on Civic Welfare.

To obtain a better union and more
concerted action among the various cit
iezns' associations Of the District of
Columbia. relative to matters of civic
welfare. the Southeast Citizens Asso-
citation, in the regular meeting last
evening, appointed A. G.. Herman.
chairman of the executive committee.
20 confer with the Chamber Of Com
merce.
The need Of such movement among
the citizens of Washington long has
been felt, and the initiative was taken
by the Southeast Association last night.
after the Washington Chamber OF Com
merce had opened the way by a pro-
vision for such a union.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Chamber in March OF this year,
Postmaster b. +. Barnes, realizing the
necessity of more concerted action, pre-
scented the following amendment which
was adopted at the January meeting
BIZ the board of directors;
Provided, that committee represent
ing citizens associations may be form
cd. of not less than I'VE members,
WHEN not less than five members OF
the said association are members of
the Chamber Of Commerce"
In pursuance of this plan, Mr. Her
man was appointed last night to co.
operate with the Chamber of Com
merce. Other citizens associations IN
doubtedly will follow the action taken
by the citizens OF Southeast Washing
ton.
Allen Davis also was appointed by the
assOcia ton to represent the Southeast
Citizens on the executive committee Of
the League for the Artistic DecOra-
tion OF Public Schools,
The Washington times., 1908-11-28

PARIS. Nov ga new theory or the
murder of Artist Steinheil and the death
Of his mOther-in-law, is current IN the
Hobbies of the law courts today, The
report is credited to one Of the detec-
tives who worked on the case. Accord
ing to this theory the accomplish of
Mrs. Steinheil. who actually committed
the crime, IL is alleged. was noted
author and her lover.
They were together when they were
surprised by Steinheil. and in the fight
that followed the painter was strangled
70 death. Nme. Japy, the mother-in-
law. ran upstairs at the sound OF the
struggle. and fell dead Of heart failure
at the spectacle.
The lover and Mrs. Steinheil then de-
vised the plan of tying her up and of
telling the story Cf the robbery to hide
the crime.
The lover then fed to the country
where he was TO remain in seclusion
until the affair had been forgotten. In
stead, he went insane. and died walking
Non all fours and raying like a wild
beast. The name az q noted French
writer Is being whispered "a this con-
nection although there is no official
confirmation of the report.
Maurice BordeTel, a wealthy farmer
and cattle raiser. living at Chateau
"a Saults near the Albanian frontier,
called on Magistrate Andre this after
noon and declared that he was the
lover ~ Nine Steinheil. from whom
she has Oeen estranged since tbs ira
gedy.
Andre IS conducting a lengthy exam
nation of BordereI and believes he
win be in a position TO solve the mys-
= 49, murders through his evil
ueuce.
AFTER exam hing the papers IN the
Sdse' Mag1strs- Andre said: "Only two
1acts are estai ashed beyond question
The Washington times., 1908-11-28
VANDERBILT'S MAN
SENTENCED ONE DAY

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-WHliam Iutt-
gren, chauffeur, who ran the car Of
William K. Vanderbilt, ST., I'm the re-
cent Vanderbilt Cup Race. was SEN
fenced TO the city prison for one dav.
and TO pay a fine Of 500, by Justice
Cellar, for violating the speed law.
A third Offense complaint had been
lodged against Luttgen, which made #
mandatory after conviction, that q
prison sentence should be imposed. As
sistant District Attorney Derby de-
claFed that LuttgeG was a persistent
viOlator o. the law, and urged a SEN
tence Of at least thirty days.
The Washington times., 1908-11-28
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were
issued today;
To NJ +. YOungling for one stone
church az Conduit road and Reservoir
street; architect. NJ F. Youngllng; build
err Patrick Vaughan: estimated cost,
50. 600.
+. \. Higdon, for one frame dwelling
on Douglas street, near Iwenty-second
street northeast architect n. Brea-
shears. builder. Paul J. Higdon. esti-
mated cost 81 800.
To Charles +. TaIbert. for one frame
dwelling on Minnesota avenue, near N
street northeast; architect B. q. BrOW1
builder. James l. POstOni estimated
cost. $500.
The Washington times., 1908-11-28
OPENS NEW OFFICE.

Charles s shreve, formerly OF 100I
Seventh street northwest, has opened
q new office for the conduct Of his real
estate brokerage business at 1903 Seventh
street. The new office Is equipped with
handsome writing desks, windows for
rent clerk. ladies' clerk, and sales de-
partment with private offices ia the
rear
The Washington times., 1908-11-28
ARTHUR BURT FAILS
FOR $40, 7l0.43
Shoe Merchants Assets Total But
SZ6,035, Value of His
Stock.

Arthur Burt, proprietor Of the snos
and mems furnishing store at 1913 j
street northwest, filed a petition in vol
III tary bankruptcy today in the District
Supreme Court, as principal in what is
che largest retail store business failure
o. the year
His liabilities Of S40,7943 are entirely
unsecured and he lists his assets. in
iuding his stock OF goods, at SIC, 03j,
invoice value
He is credited with no real estate and
little personal property other than his
the firm Of James A. Banister Company,
Of Newark, n. j., $500. Other large
creditors are National city Bank. Wash
iUgton, $500; A. Garside & Son. New
York. S,93S, J. r. Newton a. Co. Phila-
Cclphia, $42l9 and other creditors,
lesser amounts
The Washington times., 1908-11-28

Prominent Real Estate Nan Of Brook
Ign, II. 2, says; "Your Cancer Cure
Is Certainly a Marvel. The Cancer on
MY Temple is Gone and There Is
Hardly a Mark Left Prom &c. no
Pain In 1Iy Case"
After YOU have seen the marvellous re-
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prised how easily YOU can cure yourself
al home without risk or danger
I have one of the finest sanitariumS
IN the country for those who wish TO
come and have my personal attention.
However, YOU can cure yourself just
as well at home. ANY bank or business
firm in Lebanon will tell you we aIs re-
liable and successful in curing cancer
Fill out the free coupon below with
your name and address and send il to
The Washington times., 1908-11-28
FINAL CALL COMES
TO JAMYS MURDOCH
Gas Magnats of Lafayette, Ind,
Leaves Fortune of
S5,OOO,OOO.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 2s.-James
Murdoch. one Of the richest men in the
state OF Indiana, died suddenly at his
home here today, heart trouble being
the cause Of death
He was born IN ireland, and was
seventy-oue years old. His fortune is
estimated at S5.O00,000. Murdoch had
LARGE gas railroad and interurban in
terests, and was well known IN wan
street Mr.. Murdoch was a director OF
the N{0nou railroad. and was prominent
in Democratic State politics.
The Washington times., 1908-11-28
OFFICE IS ABOLISHED.

with the resignation Of P. L. Nc
Manus. assistant to the general manager
Of the Southern Railway Company.
which will take effect on November so.
that Office has been abolished and an
business which vas formerly referred
there win in future be transacted with
c. H Eckert, vice president and general
manager Of the company.
The Washington times., 1908-11-28
Cancer Cured
In 10 Days
4 Discovery That Has Startled The
Medical World. Mailed Free.

have discovered what the medical
world has been looking for. for years,
a sure cure for cancer, so sure that n
can be absolutely guaranteed This ]
do, and i can prove IT, ! have cured
hundreds Of the NOSE hcTrifyiug cases
In fsOm 10 90 20 days, after celebrated
physicians and surgeons had given up
all hone Of saving them.
The Washington times., 1908-11-28
.STFINHFTL WAS SLAIN
BY LOVER OF HIS WIFE
Theory of Police Backed Up by Death of Slayer Who
Died Walking All Fours and Raving Like
Wild Beast.

so far. They are that SteinheiI was
killed and that the case has not ad-
vanced a single step since the crime
was discovered
The report of the doctors who ex-
amined the body of SteinheiI and that
OF his mother-in-law, who was killed
at the same time, states that there
were marks on the bodies, which show
that while one person held them an
other strangled them to death.
The Washington times., 1908-11-28

Randle Highlands IL the same distance from
Capitol Dupont Circle. Lots ana building
sites from SO 70 81. 900; easy paymentE
.. 8. REALTY CO. Tth and Pa. ave. ny.
scis-tfl
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07
A Wise Farmers EpiqramS

The following choice epigrammatic
sentiments were gathered from a farm
ers' institute address delivered by An
drew Ellicott, avery successful Scotch
farmer Of Canada:
always have something growing on
soil and something decaying , In the
SOIL" - = = ..@,' . ~. -
1.-THE soil is the cemetery of ages
and the life of all that is to come"
W Great harm has been done by the
cry of abandoned farms. +: The one
thing to do is to strive to build up,
not tear down. i;}~y2 7,t:J!s5 ,3st .s'5fE j.,
I:'The man who lays straight fur
row will be more likely to be q Cod
fearing man, a better citizen and q
truer ;neighbor than IL content with
slack work" IT, =! fs4:E !.-s7 =,.',-.,
lsClover IL the foundation Of all agri-
cultural prosperity and 1t must ever be
our salvation ais farmers 81 = W. ,
The fight for moisture is far greater
than for fertility . '.,' 49,. ~. -.
,s Live stock offers the only, solution
..of the agricultural problem, but It must
be backed by brains ana critical over
sight s;.;.5ss.t :Es se,., d., ~ .~<
+ "nMan'a necessity ia God emporium
70 e.: I .ys, 49,, 49,, ,s = j.
Always sell q finished product,",
\ 1.-THE single feed Of hay for the
horse, il sold, takes more away from
the farm than a ton Of sbutter. = q,
t'Eor the man who. doesn't have ana.
bition there's aivayH = lion In the
way. '.5 3 !. ,:= :
n /. The man who lives IN tho company
Of scrub stock ID sure to bs q scrub
hinasaf 3 i
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07

. . = . -
Z. ss.E |; !. The Xxi Clothing company's =
= beautiful stock of new goods is .
Sin the hands Of; a; trustee. They =
are having a great sale. Every =
1" tthtthg slaughtered regardless Of e
cost. -. .<-e, .,.:x=,. .,., 6
= s,sasI.s ".asis, z.se1as.yss.ts!4s,8 .
: Must: have $4,000 in 80 days. =
y Our prices will. ;: fetch it. Xxi =
!" Clothing Co.'s trustee SALE. Id 9
= ia3gbHssts'hssI "aGts sssl5's'r ~ 0 ssAis
The New York Cash Store has just
received "a huge olot, of ladies' dress
skirts, IN voiles, Panamas and spring
novelties. Never before have we
shown such "a great variety Of styles
and at most remarkable low prices.
Il Standard prints &c. Prices never
change at tie New York Cash Store,
p 50 <dos. shirt waists Just in from
New York. For variety, Of styles, and
prices beats anything we have ever
been able to: offer, New York Cash
Store f:|:.fs. -; 49, \: % ~. :.
3 Theut,htold1 Green and Arthur Brown
DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained some Of theis
friends ct the Green residence satur.
day, Il ...s s5;;s; .53s sSI q
(. Alex Willfams, who has been in the
city during the past eight months, left
for his home in Litchheld, MINI, Mon.
day afternoon, g! Ss ssl 3Syy;tssf} 81 az
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07
Love { ;r,.sr isstrssa..5

Lore comes M biz len and lees from
those who pIa laais shrine He
comes IKE al cong KIM
hear generous, ggaax; be goes iaGss
Us thief Gid the lght irag awe asssa7
sanas has made slaa
gEe atahs On with tbs Ms
lsssgen hin, he sd
ssansss as me Ias III
aassga III ma sssEa an@
#ssgs ID ss
esss sssesss aasa aae j
nss,Sa
assa ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07
II .f.s EsTRAYED
's7rt- y 81 = 10, p: -
ter Dollars Reward.

e From NY place, sec y 1853, about
Dec. 9Th, q gray horse about eight
years old, weight about /, 500 pounds.
top Of right ear clipped reached last
spring interferes benin Anyone tax
ing up the above " esc ribed animal
please moth 81
aInes Hum,
starkWea p, and receive the
above reward.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07
HT9f- 4.-g.-.---: ----i[.- n -,,-----..
: r. A. Stoltze was IN Grand Forks

f. T.. A. StOltZe was in Grand Forks
Tuesday 1 - ~ Rzassl Ss 4 I'll
Mannars 25scannt ta , no14d q I IN &
III 1o-cant counter IN Mann,a Rargain
basement. oss, IN ia. T.
First National bank loans money not
only on farms, bat 5oln g,o,od city proper
tyl we'll @ ;sslf} i .4:.5 WI, ,s
Good towels, worth 90 cents.a pair
on the 1o-eentY counter at Mann's Bar
gain Basement s,.,y d !, N. 10 :.>g:. !,
We are building up an ee,nyiable rep
ssale ploho 81 81. iaelp l sus
|3l l' tue slory:15 fat1ners aalil.s{fI
4 Miss Bertha Anderson;;< who hassbeen
Hat Hat Devils Lake forth e;ipast two weeks,
EreEarneo nome l ! y:-homore LET
AptSe = 70. *s %'s1r q y IS
Eight quart blue y and white enamel
lee a milk llil pans worth e. 4oc and SOC on
Ire lo Gent counter 6 e. Manns Bargain
sa ffssf Is a;s5
eal' usNa,e ptessneu5 nuaitn
{ Nss 81 ID, ! - ~ 49, wee
Il & = asa sAt ~ ~ 0 4
e ash 2sohs'. II
You can e patroniEe home Industry
| by8talking about it Suit tina action ia
ssasss W.l, sausts W ' aatea'
Apui
at Mis- Musse1man 81 Cavalier and
Mrs. .Holbrook of Devils Lake, LEFT
TUESDAY v'ening Tor CalifoFnia d 4s
Grand Forks Herald s1sasf
&, !, ,.,,, $3.50 .
q, Z, q. Il s.,
=, a !, 4 !, ! ~, 8 8
IPiano go.. Devil Lake, l. III; ,ssf
!. {, Y. ].
j ,ss s.s 81. u,
.
II, 9. Is !.
~ 3 u I, - y $40 ~ NJ
NJ i, D 49, q 80 sSsSv
I 4, oorlI II yelling
engineer the Great Mort err rail i;
road togsther With his Il family moved
u
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07

- q, . - 81 90 .
= =: Wonderful bargains in clothing, q
y shoes, and 5oyershoes at trustees =
: sale Of Xxi Clothing CO. o.; :
= ss5s &c d Sc ~ g 80 9
Talk with Jones'. ( &5s s, VI r. f;sE II
\ Attorney slayens OF Granville. was
I'm the city Monday. II. }Ssf;..5Sss ffP -
4. Raw. Goats of Devils Lake, arrived
in town ednesday night Munich
Herald ~ RI =,
Kennedy transacted business in
Devils Lake ednesday.- Lawton
: Leader. |= as 4 - i H.
57: Churchs Ferry enterta tanned President
I Baird Of the First National bank laat
! Sunday j. :'
Coal skuttles worth 40c and SOC, hh
\ the Decent counter ct Mann's Bargaih
/ basement. t.
n. a. Dion. q prominent farmer Of
Grand Harbor. was Il, the CITY satur.
day afternoon #sAAssa
Pears soar, gHlar price 400 md
SOC. q seller On the lo7esnt eouRtea IN
Aaann's Bargain Basanent
rom HOY left Tuesday for u u, r.
Lean count to make 4 visit with Ny
tarkwe thsrr n lines; 4
Cole, district organizer 81 se
United Ord 81 1Foresters was IA 10
the fore part of the week .
Rasmussen q one u Of Doyoh
best known farmers paid this otacsha
pleasant call Mond ay afternoo
Miss Dagny Christi Reraon d attellS
ing the night school ct Devils LaR;i
high schoo 4 taking ID ookkeepfS
& and short hand srary Public Opinics1ll
am prepared 60 do any plumbi.,1
or heating WORK, and do it ssat ono
d Satisfaction guaranteed both as
work and prices. Leave orders
,,Brien Bros. hard ware store. 81 ca
sup Gramer. phone 1922. IL
BiWer has purch ased th
agency Of the ST tandard on connpan
i from Route and VIII condus
The business from Devils Lake III I'll
future. Fattt III the last Eel low We eve
& expected 10 nee Join hands with Job
q. ockefel Ter her Time
Otto Newnaa An OF llgvoonan township
& one off Ramsey county prosperou
farmers, paid this ID sary plea,
ant visit Saturday arnoon rhoug
q not Dunk firnaelf /. cams to tai
country with the first colony off ffIaes
! people, settling IN IKE lsoolsan'
homestead
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-07
4 Farm loans at t. lt,' rates te d
John w. Maher. & ., 4: !. ..:ss =.

= Farm; loans. at lowest rates. See
John w. Maher. ~ @ .. !. 5i.S:s 4
|. Attorney :, Henry - Gray was IN
Churchs Ferry Sunday. ''@"5 = W. ~
Mrs: Wilson L. Morse NJ 81 Webster. visit
ed ii the city last Friday. S,ar,t: e ~: i:
Coroner Gilberts Sol aof De WIS Lake.
tssin town ednesda y.LaWtony
Leader. Il j .s s.<s
Shelled corn for sale in quantities
to suit purchaser at Winter g AmeSi
eleyator.sg ; ~ ii
6. NeWcomb 81 Newville was
present insthes city serving on the dis
triet court Jury $ u; ssS55 s5s.:;*s;5sI
IL. Parry, one Of Ramsey county'sEE
Oldest farmers, paid this Office i pleas
ant visit Saturday morning. !
Archie Currie, the typo OF Powelrs
Little Print Shop, left Saturday even.s
ing for Silver City, NJ M, whittier he
went for the benefit Of his health.
Farm Loans. Money Oh
hand On favorable terms -oY I
est rates: ]. Ct1amberlia
4. B. Hanke q Greenbu rg, MINI, ii
visiting In the CITY. 5 55.s :sas
Farm loans At lowest rates. SEQ
Ioha w. aahes . 8 s#sII.
John Jdaies Of w ebster, returned Hri..::
day from III two weeks visat Ii the,
east.
John Robinson made d business trir
Ito Devils Lake ednesd lay arIssI
Advocate. y
lkikkle Milk elsonsS returned Friday
from q protraeted visit nth friends ins
Chicago and Moline, III s.si
Orville Duel, nd as attending the;
state uniyersitt visi ted with his pars33
ents Tia tore 81 tthle week
iss Chariot TIodgaon !I1Has taken:
I'LL az her home on lest Sixth street
Tuesday morning but II now vel Sou
the road toS recovery ~
TThe members Of ST. olaf,s church
held 4 ree eption for tthes candtna yians5
and their friends "a the church parlors.
Last evening Refreshme nts were serV.!!
&, edls
you know that the very best
hard wheat grown ID North Dakota
iss tho chief ingredi dent Of our aoura
] Il not. you had better Inv some and
Ebe convinced. armers Mill.
Devils Lake friends % Miss Lulu
Boy who went london Eng.
lssssand over 8 year ago ~ conn etc her
STUDIES Id MUSK be inter rested to
:ssearn that She has pro crossed nicely.
isha has appeared several times in pub
sstc recently and mus received much
) sraisa from the aeysspap DORIS, who pres
s,sick fors her d future rand
forks Herald
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14
The Law and Order Man

It a Lava md ina smansu
the tale of his coming down
respectable and led respectable life;
He dilgen in his business and oeden TO his wife
respected children loved him duy
being sundayschoey
specially
nd tramp dmp dy watch chain
Unaided he arrest tramp unaided him in;
his triumph and trouble begin
ngbors gathered praise gathered from all undi
And they told him that such as he was nreqn TO be found
they lip League made him president
his glorious and that he went
It. impossible quite the good
But of the he II a few.
shut up ouea the Sunday barbershops,
selling of hops;
stopped All the roads and content with that
He arrested for hitting mule with his nat
I 3 lady eycist who appeared in bloomer g
If her husband hadn't been big
He Sunday At neither shop nor bar
Could the smoke a mild cigar
Fora oywhow stealth b jail;
which got fathers ale
He abolished poker parties and whist at q dime point
Aud the local club dshanded when he called II gambler 3ent
nothing he left undone
the
And he n a delicate
notice his work days
they small subscription. for somehow befen
fourishing well
And they him testimonial, the height of
ALL
with speeches.
be
without doubt;
And lemonade drunk
he peP gather and he heard the popnaee shout
Oh that was a great asemllaee in the public square
had it there
1Ie this barber there's he unsbaven
He saw the of oherand then
willing hands and his cheeks began to pale
they telling and set him astride rail-
they moral townships pride
And the humiliatng rail they gave him painful rdei
Somewhere Else aud they that be cot
And went pacfaly back they
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14
RACE
AROUND OAHU

The race for the Governor s cup, over
course round the Island of Oahu, held
under the auspices of the Hawaii Yacht
Club, started from point in the har-
Dor yesterday afternoon.
There were only two starters, the
Gladys and Kamehameha
At 2:20 p. m. the Kamehameha
crossed the line before the firing of
the starting guns, and had to reeross,
losing two minutes thereby.
The yachts were well together off
Barber s Point.
The Gladys has a handicap of half
an hour.
The race is being favored with a fine
breeze, and new record for the trip
is likely to be made.
In the race last year the Kameha-
meha won from the Gladys, which had
handicap of half an hour. There
was a little less than minute S differ
ence between the time of the two boats
The cup which is being raced for is
a perpetual trophy offered by Governor
Carter. and at present held by the Ka-
mehameha.
H. p Roth, R. H. Ryeroft and James
Jaeger are the committee in charge of
the race.