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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
TO RACE
ACROSS THE
PACIFIC

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Fob "a good
start has been made IN arrange
menta for q great ocean yacht race.
20 BE- started on July I from san
Pedro % Honoluiu. and % b. par.
ticipatcd in BY the San Diego Yacht
club. the South Coast club of Los
Angeles. and the yacht clubs 81 san
Francisco. Seattle. Vancouver aud
Honolulu. Il they viii Join
The Honolulu and South Coast
clubs have already indicated their
intention Of entoring yachts
The san Diego club will build a
skiplark "a feet over ali. TO be
named ~i9i5." for the exposition.
which this cts plans 10 have i've
years hence.
She viii be sailed Ia the race By
Captain Lew y Harris. who had
charge o. the Lady Maud. from this
port Ia the last ocean race To Homo.
lulu. Arrangement for the ~teib"
we're made last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
Best Twirlers Do Not Fool
the Best of the Singers

Just ~ the pitchers hase studied
keneY the fret banrman has stud
Ted tho pitchers fia AaYe that
MathewNon'n fade away Ia the most
effective ball that was ever pitched
Cofriden has a peach 81 a curve.
too" says Honey "iie uaea wet
one. ana sends IL over iits lightning
! think hin damp twiHfara are even
more effective than Bugs Raymond 3
beet breaks
HAmes - the Giants has the best
assortment ~ curves ever seen. tut
nis VQntr0i o. imperfect ffomms IT,
chief ~ al docaipefe With q speedy
bali that fools naai natgefw until too
late % reach if Nap Haeksr ~ the
suUsFhaa works q fast one in close
that sfuashrs batting percentages
when q 10 WORKING right Last sea
ION he famed sixteen ~ as in ono
game
1efdecai nFoWna control IL hts
Ereafrat asset lie has 4 peach ~ =
fast breaking curve. that haihura the
hrs1 q Hm. huf Sc ID bis ability 20
land q right ahsrs the batter aoemns
want Is that makes him a leader 10
has sand enough ~ floor she ocean.
ana len afraid 81 The waFaf alugFsf
That ever lived Besides that. 10
Anows the weakness - every hate
man IN the league"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09

CHICAGO Feb sit IL not the
best pitchers who fool tho best bats.
men. ufson sho other hand. ths real
slugEsr has often hts best days
against ths sinss - ths pitching DO
partment. while hs makes a hniy
ah1W ~ himself when facing sofnS
twifinr wha IL in rare iuak IL ~
Finishes a season Nlfh haif - hss
gaines credited 90 the winning col-
umH.
Per Instance. ~ Kansfchy. ~
alusGinE fret hasemnn ~ the ~
kauis Cardinals mia M4s Ia Naattih
with the Az Stars regards Mathsa
syn ~ tha Giants Aa fha King e al
pitchers yet thn Cardinals sseaif,r
had little or no trouble Ia touching
up niw aiK
3ut a wannt MAth#wnan. tarbmn
overall RHulharn. McQuiiaan ~
NauuitH who 500 Moneys go lasi
season. Nat 90 anr appreeiahle ca
tent. HnFhaW Honey nearly broke
hla back nne day trying a. connect
win ne sisntH ~ Eari NfanFm. gha
biE ieft banded shooter ~ ths Qaak
rfs in fact Eari famed "a thrre
times iu one afternoon. and made
hirn heaps - fruuhla every time 80
worked against nfwsnnhan'a aaint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
! rs. THE STARS PAGE or UP-TO-DATE SPORTS [$s
0RDEMAN AND ROLLER
ON EDGE FOR THEIR "A
Both Men Are in Splendid Shape for Cruel;.. .
and Personal Rivalry Should Liven Up the M.
Record Crowd VIII See the Big Fellow. T.., !

Tho Roller Ordeman wrestling
match. which wili take place m the
Grand opera hauae tomorrow night
~ creating more Interest among the
local sports than any ring OF mat
event ~ The past year has stirred
up The keen personal rivalry that
IL known 10 exist between the Sc.
attlo physician ana the giant Nor
weEiau. coupled with the result u
their two previous meetings should
make the bout one ~ the most keen
~ contested II the long string ~
mat affairs that have baeu settled
In various wrestling cantsrs during
ths past year
Roller and Ordeman have met once
since their initial contest tn Seattle
when tho big Minneapolis man
picked Roller ~ and slammed him
down OF the mat W. hard that he
saw whole flocka Of A 1910 and
enough pretty brides 10 herald the
approach ~ spring The pair met
IN Minneapolis on December 10 In
a handicap match. n being thought
~ ghat time that Roller was the
better man ~ the TWO. The c0noi-
tiuns u the match were that Roller
should throw Ordaman twice in au
hour. and this be failed 10 DO. neither
man getting a fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
JIM FLYNN is TOO
FAST FOR SAM
LAHGF0RD


los ANGELES. Fob win
two morning papers declaring Flynn
the winner and the third express
ING the opinion that LAnsford'H cisha
Nnu the ie-round hattie Tor bin.
fighi fans aseulinEi, arc divided IN
their opinions to-day - 60 who really
won tha fight last night ~ Sic
Carry'a pavilion. The decision. how .
ever, officially goes % Flynn. aa u
r. left 60 the judgment ~ sport
writer's 10 decide whn wins. oNinR
a. The las which prohibits decisions
hninE 9itsn from the ring.
y was = fattiing good scrap from
ne fret gong 90 the end ~ the 10th
The men bored into each other and
fought like tigers FLYNN acted on
the aggressive, bot it was q no.
iiceebie fact that the majority o.
lbe clean. hard blows we're struck
hy taugfurA
In giving their decisions sport
writers ali hedge. and explain that
the NEht waH dnuksruusly close 10
p draw The fight proved % be the
hiEseHt drawing cmra this season.
More thar iN.ooo people anxious 70
see the 50 crowded around the pa.
wilton doors. bat on account II fhe
Task 81 space only a little more than
5000 were allowed to enter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
JUMPERS DO
WELL IN FRANCE

No wonder owners o. NteepiechaMa
horses turn their eyes 20 France FOR
sport and revenue 20 be picked up
lu cross country racing In q recent
issue - q franch Newspaper Il In
stated that Mons A. Veil Picard won
$4,000 with his string ~ nteepio-
chaacrs last year when QUO stable
can win this sum q must be- a profit
able lnFssim % own atriuE %
jumping horses ia that country.
American owners can hardly be CEN
Anrrd for taking flyer IN France
when there are 10 few opportunities
on this side - the Atlantic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09

caEo the veteran has been boostias
him % McGraw
Anaon termed up az neartatoWn.
presumably with orders 90 take thr
putfi~lder IL h. sfiii booked Kuad
Kummars had drawn rs days fhs
dag before Tor putting ths umplre's
mask about 20 inches from his face
and allowing ii a. snap back Auspn
got permission f1f him % play nne
game. ard after e WeH over New
York get him FOR t880
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
LID COMES OFF
AT HOT SPRINGS

pugiliam viii be resumed again
az Hot Springs within a few weeks.
a largo number ~ Influential hual-
ness men wrote letters 90 the gov
erupr q Arkansas asking him 81 al
low tho sport % 20 again. and a.
he said he would provided fha police
authorities ~ Hot Springs were Haf-
isfied that the contests weFa merely
boxing exhibitions. the flght fans are
siated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
BALLARD SMOKER
THIS EVENING

The regular monthly smoker 81
the Ballard Athletic club viii take
place tonight IN tho Aypher's hall
Ballard A good card ia arranged
r. headline bout between Pete Nui-
doom and Anderson being the chief
attraction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
BASKET SHOOTERS
TURN TO THE
TRACK
Brosdway's Five a Rank
Failure This Year. and
Men Are Now Out for
Track and Diamond
Honors.

sinco the game last Saturday
night when Everett waliaped she
broadway hlgh school Basketball
faam by q aeare ~ "a e. ig che
students 81 that Institution. and
even gh6 players have issl what Hf-
ile interest they had So STE game.
and ara nSw tarninK ati ~ their
attention 90 baseball ard track
work broadway holds the state
championship 90 fhe track ans
with most - lasf years team back
the championship wherr g BE- during
this season
Broadway Loses Men.
Several Eeed men graduated iasf
season. but there are stiii enough Ia
school 90 capture several firsia. bct
alasa the news recruits that came
N from tho grammar schools ~ the
city
Courtney. who holds The state rec
ord Tor the three dashes. graduated
last spring. ard is attending q prep
school On TIE East Wilson tbs
hurdier. Efaw. the broad jumper
and several other men. arr going
60 tha a. u ~
Tire beet men left a. broadway
are Niatinn whn hnids the state
record Tor tbs mile Warran. the
quarter miller and broad jumper
Birsi. who is good for most an -
ths dashes pasfen ard Wiley for
ths weights Csckraue aud Rcsck.
who tied Tor the state record Ia the
pole vawlt last season and No
kiuaan, Tor the hlxh jump
Expect Composition.
A humber Of men Who came IN
from other high schools should b.
good for some points. Ana sewers !
men Nhn were not quite fast enough
last season wiii probably make good
when the first turnout COMES
Queen Anne and Lincoln can both
be depended on 90 turn cut fret
aafaa4 $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
NO MORE SCRAPS
IN SAN MATEO

REDWOOD CITY. cat. Fob. A.
District Attorney iiuiiock announced
az yesterday afternoon session %
the San Mstco board Of supervisors
that no more prize fights viii ha
permitted IN the county 80 long as
~ u IN office The announcement
Followed an appeal 90 him for q
ruling On the right ~ the supervisors
~ grant permit g. Std Hester uf
San Francisco 20 pull of tho Mel.
son Woigast flRht Bullock gave Il
az bis opinion that prise fighting
r. Illegal and advised the board
against granting the permit Heater
thefsupon withdrew hls application
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09

Orlemau. who arrival
hit the grit this mornlns , \
~ after ihe trip out. HAis anAs
90 condition. and doesn't w y = =
systematic work 10 IA ~ =
match The same appiles 1. =
hose work with Frs,s ~
during The recent tour fh,a~s ,A
country has made him 4 Y =
fully improved wrestler a'H
The tickets. which ~.
sale at ne Grand opera bo,,. - I
terday are going Ike shs n,-'.l =
hpi cahee a u. "a ana Il ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
AN 8 WEIR >

Stat Fan Roller and Ordeman
have met twice % date AZ Seattle
iaat fall when Ordenau pat Roller
out n business and gained de-
clsion A. Minneapolis Decsmber
rs Last In handicap match IN
which Roller was 20 throw ordemNn
twice iu an hour. The men
wrrsfied the full time without n
fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
EDDIE SMITH TO
REFEREE NEXT
FIGHT

san FRANCISCO. Cal Feb. O.
Eddie Smith. OF Oakland. has been
chosen 10 referee the worlds cham.
pionahip lightweight battle between
battling Nelson and "A wolgast
The selection Of Smith was made
this afternoon at a meeting between
John r. Robinson. manager for
Nelson. according 20 Jones. VOL.
CASTS manager. and Sid Hester.
promoter OF the fight Nelson was
present and acquiesced In the
choice for referee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09

BEARDST0WN. fH Feh 1T
ISM every ouffieider tiat can have
Pep Anson ~ Chicago Colts fame
come along Eu the midsf ~ hls IS
days suspension and set a dispon1a-
ton 20 play a game that lands him
among AugKsg McBraH's recruits
That's what happened 90 Frrd
Kommers Of tire nearastaspu Illinois
Missouri league KommerH iB pro-
teze of Arson. and ever since he
played semi professional ball la Chit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09

NoRwEoiAHs TURNER, !
POSTPONE skosss :

The smoker which ~.
! have been staged b ~ =. 4
weglan Turner'S Tharsds, - - !
: has been postponed ~ 49,.
J n the Ordeman- Roller -. -.
! Ing match sehesiglsd ~ ~.
evening
The Norwegians win ~ I
ihelr event On Mondag ~.
and IN al probability -.
ordeman yin remain - Y !
referee the wrestling bouss
! 4 sstttstss..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
IN FAST SOCCER

That soccer football has made
: n big hit with tna grammar I
, school students. was shown
yesterday afternoon rs the en- I
b thlssiaNttc crowd, that over I
) flowed the side lines ai Wosii I
, land park % aea The Green 4
b Lake Ross game Green Lake /,
vas On the long end ~ a 2 90 4
; score when ths whistle 4
\ sounded
Yesterdays game was fsfer- I
cod By Principal johnson % I
, R1ss. who. with Principal 4
kuialey ~ Green Lake has 4
been Instrumental tn making I
the association game popular 4
IN the schools 4
= 44sHA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-09

To our remarkable bargains. ~
the clothing event long to be re
membered. A twice-a-year oppG.

II includes the entire stock of Suits-ncudng Z
advance shipment of Spring Suits-the entire stou
Overcoats. the entire stock of Raincoats the enl'
stock of Spring Topcoats and the entire stock Of f'S
ers. All at half regular prices-prices that VA'
already the lowest in the city. Do you wonder S'
men are buying for future as well present ns'1|
And will you let the opportunity pass?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-06
MAKE IT A FINE ART.
To Prepare and Serve a First-Class
Meal Is a High Art.

The knowledge of how to prepare a,
first class meal and serve 1t on the
family table is high art worthy of
any woman, says DIR. II. w. Wiley,
head of the United states bureau OF
chemistry. And he adds that no wo-i
man sacrifices her dignity in doing;
such work, says the Worcester Telc7
gram. He explains that the art is
not so much in preparing an elaborates
menu for special OCCASION as in maxi
ing tile regular meals of the family.
perfect, morning. noon and night. He
has evidently come to the concitrsion
that good living, like charity. should
begin at home, and that good living,
does not take it's measure from the ex-s
pcnsc of the dishes, but from the art
in preparing them economically, as
well as appctizingly. The doctor
criticizes the women in this 44way:j
American woniens must be rnadc to
Understand that the preparation of a
meal is an art, mot drudgerys When
this is accomplished we shall live moro
cheaply aud Better. . American women
are too willing to leave the cooking to
domcsticS. The woman who knows
how to cook well and does co0kawcll.
does not ltmean herself in the least
She ennobles herself and benefits every
one around her" - IS, -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-06
SAGADAHOC
BOWDOIN.

Miss Emily Sylvester died Wednes-
day morning. after an illness OF sever
al weeks at her nome at Lisbon Falls.
one sister. Mrs. Asa Smith Of Litch-
field, and one brother, Samuel Sylves-
ter 90 Lisbon Falls. and Il niece. Mrs.
Ella Ycaton of Westbrook. survive.
Funeral will be held at p. NJ. Fri
day from her late home. Interment in
the family, lot at South Bowdoir cem-
eter.'. Miss Sylvester was formerly of
this town. 2
Grace. the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred j. Roberts. is quite ill.
Amer Coomhs from Damariscotta
will attend the meeting OF the Wood =
lawn Cemetery Association which will
be hello at ! F. NJ. Saturday at West
Bo\> doin church.
Luther Maxim has bought Il farm
in Durham of RomaEdai Gale.
Norman Curtis is moving this week
to his farm that he bought last fall of
Luther Maxim.
j. O. Roberts was business visitor
Tuesday at Faith.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-06
ANDROSCOGGIN
LISBON FALLS.

Mrs. Fmi'y Sylvester, aged - years
~ Well-knoNn SCnCol teacher, died
Wednesday al her nom" in' this place.
She was born in Bowdoin aAd was edu
Gated in the Brunswick ~ @h school and
Stale Normal 1T E'ramnghan,. Mass; Sie
taught in BoWdrin, Brunswick, Halps-
We'll, Lisbon and other places. ShC!Was
Il member of thc State Teachers ASso-
ciatioH. charter Mrmbrr of SaGatlahoc
Grange and president OF the Shake
.spcarc club. y sist"r, Mrs. Ann Smith
Of Litcllf"Id. Il brother. Samuel Sylvcs-
ter of Lisbon Falls, Il nephew. Prof.
W@rren Smith of the University of Chi
caGo, and 4 niece, Mrs. Ella Yeaton,
wife Of Pres. Yeaton of Westbrooil Sem
mary. survive. Death was due to |,
shock. following Il long illness with
bronchitis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-06
THOSE HoRR,D GIRLS AGAIN.
Barnard Students Wear Big hats te
Iecture-Poor Boys Can't See.

>lu York Nav 5-Those Barnaru
,,,;,.is ,re plaguing the Columbia boys
), cain They're always doing some
t,;ng annoving. Only a. little WINE
,,o there was that dispute over tne
columbia swimming pool. anu t,,o
girls got the best of that. No"
hats. ..,o
.,e front seats. exercising their telni-
nine prerogative to appropriate 'te
hest Even that wouldn't be so pau.
hut they wear great big hats anu
+,o,, won't take them off. Therefore
the moor boys have to sit in the pdcN
scats and be contented to hear the
professor. They can't see him.
Rut patience has ceased to be VIZ
two with one of the boys. He mas
written letter to the Spectator. the
college naper. and in it he tells what
bo thinks of such selfishness. Ihe
letter is anonymous. but what one MAJ,
orraycd against u whole college 1uii Oh
Girls would dare sign his name? .....
uis COMPLAINT is none the less pa
,bc,;c He takes the course in So
cio,orv under Professod +. IL Giu-
dipgs. For some reason thc tou' %
and the professor seem to be attrac-
tive to the goods, and there always are
several of them at the lectures Ihes
iii the front seats. and their hats alb
solutclv cut off the view. says inc
complainant. The boys have stood IL
for along time. AYERS the volunteer
spokesman. but. being gentlemen, nave nave
made no protest, ...... -..-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-06
SPRING SIGNS on the SKIN
PimpIes, Itching Spots, Eruptions,
BIotches, Fever Biisters.

The little blotches, itching spots
discolorations, pimples. fever blisters'
etc, which appear on the skin at TINS
time of the year, Indicate that the
pores are ,overtaXed in their work OF
helping to renovate the system. a
little poslam applied as soon as these
troubles show win cause them 10
quickly disappear, leaving the skin III
perfect condition tc perform its du-
ties. ,.r.
In skin troubles OF every form, az
fecting both infants and adults, pos
lam produces beneficial results from
first application, stopping all ltchlhS
at once. Eczema, acne. herpes, tetter
and similar diseases yield To IL read
lily. Poslam is non greasy, fiesh-col-
orad and cannot be detected in the
daytime When used for scalF Scdin,
dandruff. boiis. sores Chaiing> hlNess
etc. it drives away soreness ana
cures rapidly.
Poslam is on sale for 30 cents at Z.
&. Murphy s as well as all drug stores.
But a supply sufficient for most minor
troubles. t. clear the complexion over
night and rid the face of PIN moles, will
be sent free of charge to any one who
viii write to the Emergency Labora-
tories. - West TwcntyliFth street,
New Yorl. City.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-06
LINCOLN
DRESDEN.

After "a long and painful illness Mrs
Lizzie L. Cheney died on April 23d at
her home in Dresden. aged 81 years
Size was the wife OF Clarence j..
Cheney and only daughter of the late
Francis and Adeline Blinn. she is
survived by her husband. enc son,
Ralph. and brother, Walter Blinn OIL
Gardner. She was faithful wife ana
mother, kind friend and n"ishbor'
always ready to help those in distress.
She bore her suflerings with CHRIS :
tan fortitude without murmur anu
struggled bravely to do her me $
work to the end. The Willing work
ers' Club Of which she was ta,tnlui
member, sustains great loss. she
was a great worker for the right ana
her good deeds stand as living mon
ument to her memory. Her in1luchce
will long be felt by those with whom
she labored side by side for the dp-
lifting of the community.
Tr;:ly good woman has gone. but
her memory will long be cherished
bv al. who knew her and her husband
and family have the sympathy of the
entire community. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Harold Brett
of the NJ. E. church at Dresden and in
terment was in Pine Grove cemetery
in Dresden.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-06
TIME WAS UP.
II Was Quit Coffee or Die.

When a wonsln is brought to Inc
edge of the grave by poisoning from
the drinking of ordinary coffee day py
,lay. and is ther madc\a we'll woman
be leaving it off. her experience is
worth something to others that are
,piS oncd in various ways from the
same. habit. e.,. .-.. ..... ..s. ..-..<
A New Haven, Conn. woman says:
-Four years ago my life hung on
very slender thread with liver. kidney
and heart trouble. I was confined to
bed with hands. wrists. feet and ankles
so badly swollen that they bore no re-
sembIance to parts of the human body.
. Il had frequent sinking spells from
heart weakness when. was thought to
be dying and sometimes thought to be
dead. My Doctor. one Of the directors
OF the State Hospital, a very success
full man in his profession, told me to
stop drinking coffee and use Postum.
as he said coffee was the primary
cause of my trouble.
Il took his advice at once and also
discontinued medicines. Slowly the
swelling disappeared. and the rheu-
matism left me: the sinking spells be-
came less frequent, and got out of
bed and around the house. / was COM
pletely cured but it required some
time.
For the past three years | have
been a perfectly strong. healthy wo-
man. sleep we'll with good appetite.
good color, active, and energetic.
at is a great pleasure to testify for
Postum which has made me well wo-
man again. have many friends here,
and in other parts of the state who are
using Postum regularly. and know to
their very great benefit"
Read the little book, The Road to
Wellville,' in pkgs. There's a Rea-
son." 81
Ever read the above letter? A nsw
one appears from, time to time. Tksy
are genuine, true, and fun Of human
in&araRk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-06
FINALLY FOUND HER.
Wife Number 2 Fits In Togs of Wife
Number I.

Baltimore, May 5.-Scarching for
two years for a woman who could I'LL
his late wife's shoes and wear her
clothes, William J. Frank sixty, an
employe of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, has at last been rewarded. Miss
Kcrney, twenty-six, is now bluShing
bride with the title of Mrs. William
Frank, second. Mr.. Franks first wife
died two years ago. After the funeral
he bundled all of her clothes together
and swore that if he ever took unto
himself another bride she would have
to be able to wear the first wifc's
clothes.
For two weary years he searched,
but none of the maidens that came
under his observation would fill the
bill and the clothes. .....
Frank was in despair. but three
weeks ago his problem was solved.
While visiting the home of Mrs. Mary
Smith. his hosts sister Nora came
into the room. The minute Frank
saw her his face lightened with joy
and he Immediately proposed. His en-
treaties fell on yielding ears and he
gained the longed for answer. Assisted
by her sister, Miss Kerney tried on
the clothes and they were all a per-
feet fit. The day was set and the
pair were married by Rev. James
Holden at. st. Jerome's church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-05-06
CONTROL OF AERIAL ToRPEooEs
And Ability To Drop Explosives at
Distances Claimed BY Englishman.

London. May ST. r. Phillips, a
Liverpool engineer, claims to have in :
vented means for controlling and d.
resting aerostats by electricity trans
mitted etherically. He gave demon
stratlon at the London Hippodrome
recently with a twenty-foot airship
ard showed his ability to raise. lower,
drive. stop and turn it at will by man.
ipuiation of the keyboard Of a trans
mitter. a'. ',9'
Mr.. Phillips claims that the principle
IS applicable to man carrying air.
SHIPS and aeroplanes. but Is primarily
intended for aerial torpetloes.
II can sit in an armchair in Lon
don, he says, '.and make an airship
drop 2 bunch of flowers in a friends
garden in Manchester, Paris or Ber-
lin, and with equa; ease / can make
1t drop explosives wherever / like.
Il believe 1t win abolish tile exist
Ing methods of warfare. / have of 4
Tered the invention to the British
Government. which will inspect. 1t
shortly