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Edited By
L. REDINGToN
AIR AND WATER RESISTANCE
OF MODERN ICING YACHT

means that work Is being done upon
the water. and thar q proportional
amount OF the driving energy OF the
wind Is being thus absorbed. II there
Is anything wrong with the model OF
the yacht. especially In her run and
quarters. and the stern wave does not
rise snugly along the quarters. but
follows several feet astern OF the
yacht. there will be heavy drag. and
she will tend TO pull certain amount
OF water after her, and this win mean
further consumption OF energy.
The designing OF a yacht. such as
those which contend for the Amer
ica's" cup, is complicated by the fact
that the weather conditions through.
out q seasons yachting will vary from
gentle airs TO very strong winds: and
the most successful yacht, other
things being equal, win be the one
that maintains the best mean speed
under the average OF all weather con-
ditions,
Past experience, extending over
more than quarter Of century. has
proved that on the race course on
Sandy Hook the prevailing winds are
light: and hence. OF two well-designed
and equally wellsailed yachts, the
one which presents the largest
amount Of sail area per square foot
OF wetted surface should prove 70 be
the winner of q series Of races-this
| for the reason that, at moderate
speeds, the skin friction Is the most
important element OF resistance. Our
American yacht designers seem to
ST.. -
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s. The resistances which have 20 be
overcome in getting speed out o: a
racing yacht. especially II she Ia go
ing to wfndward, may be broadly
divided into those which are encount-I
cred respectively above and below the
water-line. Although by Tar the great
-er part Of the sail power is expended
in driving the hull through the wa
ter, not little of it (inueh more than
would be generally supposedl is alb
sorbed in forcing the towering super
structure Of sail, mast, and wire rig
ging against the wind.
Although 1t may seem paradoxical
To say that the wind power which
drives the yacht forward tends also
to hold her back, il is fact that
when q yacht is close-hauled or head.
ing into the wind, the head resistance
OF the wind and its skin-friction along
the sails, total up very consider
able amount. When yacht is max.
ing 10 knots against a 25.knot wind.
the resultant wind velocity through
her rigging will be about 80 knots.
This is well understood by the yacht
designer; and. during the races of
the past fifteen years, great attention
has been paid to this element Of the
problem. Il so happens that the con-
slant endeavor to save weight aloft,
by the substitution OF hollow steel
masts and steel wire for wooden
masts and manila rope, has also tend
ed to reduce dimensions, and so cut
down head-wind resistance. When we
bear In mind that the standing and
running gear OF q modern racing
yacht will total up from $500 to 8, 900,
or even $500 linear feet, and that the
mast Of an America" cup yacht will
present q total square surface Of near
ly 200 square feet to the wind, 1t will
be understood that. in races that are
sometimes won by seconds, the ques-
ton Of wind resistance Is an import.
ant one. In addition to head resist.
ance there Is the skin-friction of the
wind along the sails, and 1t Is some
what in the effort TO lessen this that in
modern yacht the cloths Of the sails
are run approximately horizontally,
so that the flow OF the wind may
be more along the seams than across
them
go = NC ICSA5NduCcfO vi lHc uu4A may #Uo
classified under wave-makfng; eddy.
making; suction or drag; and skin re-
sistance. Wave-making is the most
important element Of resistance at the
higher speeds, and increases very rap
idly with the increase OF speed in
light airs and at the lower speeds
skin resistance, or the friction OF the
water against the Wetted surface OF
the hull, Is the more important. Wave.
making - due to the rapid displace.
ment Of the water as the yacht pro
crosses, and its magnitude Tor q CIV.
en- speed is, Of course, greatly affect,
ed by the underwater model Of the
yacht. At the higher speeds q mass
Of water is continually being lifted IN
the form Of waves to certain height
above the general water level This
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and has trained the fat of. That has
left his flesh fiabby His eyes will
pun and swell and his skin will cut
easily. I've never let fat get into my
tissues. The result is that my skin
is as tough as leather. You can see
that haven't scar after all my
hard fights. For a month I've been
rubbing my face with brine. BY June
81 the skin around my eyes and cheek
bones will be as firm as the skin on
my knuckles. i. 80. !. s
This fight means million dollars
to me-" said Moran. 1T has been
worth working for. IL / knock John
son out Pll make a million dollars
within two years. I'm to get only
$1,000 for fighting him, but Imagine
whatll come afterwardi %,., !.
I've known nothing but the lean
days, and I'm coming down on fat,
slothful Johnson just the way the
gaunt, hungry, savage old Norsemen
descended upon Paris. I'll wipe John
son out, and then, j suppose. some
other hungry fellow will come along
in few years and wipe me out. By
that time / won't care. III have my
million" =. i -.
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7 + is clearly evident that the people
I on this side of the Atlantic are to-
be given atreat, or a series Of treats
in the matter Of yachting during the.
summer months, such as has never
been pulled off before. The speed
races of the three yachts that have
been contending for the honor Of de.
Tending the Americas cup have been
held in the waters of Long Island
Sound, with the exception Of the last
one. that was in the solid water for
which the racers were built and the
Vanitie captured first honors. In the
July trial races IL the Defiance meas
.ures up to the Yanitie and the Reso-
lutte, there viii be plenty Of genuine
sport long before the contest with
Lipton's Shamrock ~ for the interna-
tional trophy in September.
The first of the trials In rough water
has opened the eyes Of the New York
Yacht club to the Vanitie's possibili-
ties, and the chances are that there
win be many more eye openers as
the races for elimination are held.
As yet there has been no real or
obvious superiority of one boat over
another to the extent CT making Sc
lection for the cup defender The Sc
lection OF q boat to meet the Gun chaf-
Ienger viii not be conducted with the
ease It has been in the past, and these
elimination races promise fully as
much excitement and thrill as the
coming contest for the cup itself. 1t
Is the consensus OF opinion that the
cup holders are up against a propo-
sition this year this is laying It over
any Of the past, and there viii be no
chances taken, not even to the possis
BE parting Of rope yarn.
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ENLISTED Men
Of 18th HAVE
Tennis CLUB

The enlisted men OF the 18th Infantry
are prcgressiyes, and instead OF spend
ing their spare time bemoaning the
lack of entertainment at Schofield
Barracks. they manufacture entertain.
ment to the best OF their ability; Sew
eral months ago the soldiers organ.
lied a gilf club and laid out 9-hole
course near the cantonment Now
they have come to the fore with a
tennis club. and an excellent court Is
available for play. 1t has proved es-.
pecially popular with the married sol
diers, and has become quite a social
institution.
Last Sunday a NUMBER Of interest
ing games were played by the racquet
swingers of both sexes. In spite OF
the counter attraction of basebaH
game, there was large crowd on
hand to witness the play.
Following are the results of two
championship matches played:
Gollhooly and Story beat Barnes and
Robinson, 60, 6-3. Mrs. Barnes and
Mrs. Lindsey defeated Mrs. Lewis and
Mrs. Dodson, two out OF three sets.
The moving spirits In the organiza-
ton OF the tennis club and the popu,
Iarizing of the game among the sol
diers, have been Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes,
who deserve much credit for their
hard work and perseverance. At first
the game did not appeal to the men.
but now there are any number OF
tennis fans In the ranks.
A dance was given last FRIDAY even.
ing by the tennis club. at the Spanish
War Veterans hall. which was an url-
qualified success.
Following Is the club membership
to date.
Sgt Samuel G. Barnes. Company p,
25th Infsntry. president; Cpl Amos
Finch. Company G, secretary Mrs.
Pearl Lindsey. treasurer; Cpl. Julius
Crowell, co. c.: Cpl Edward Jordan,
Co. D.: Pvt Andrew Wiseman, Co. c..
Pvt. Frank James, Co f.: Pvt. Pete
Robinson. Co. d.; Pvt. Howard Dor
sey, Regtl. Ditch; Sgt Major Anthony
Osborne, Pvt. Brandon Lowe. Co. H.;
Pvt. C. Price. Co. c.: Pvt. Crates
Marcus, Co. F.: Pvt Richard Carter,
Co. F.; Pvt. Clarence Faust, Co. D.;
Sgt Landon Jackson. Co K; Cpl. q.
Jenkins, Co. c.; cpl. Thomas Parker,
Co. F.: pvt. James Morbiy. Co, Il; Pvt.
s. s. Wiley, Co. D.; Pvt G.. ]. Story.
Co. e. Pvt. e. q. Gillhooly. RegtL
Ditch. Cook e. Lee. Co Pvt ROB-
ert Asbury, Regtl Ditch; Sgt John 3.
Brown, Co. g.; Pvt. VIM. Thompson,
Co. d; Pvt. Oscar Ware, Co. f.; Pvt.
Joe Mitchell, Co f.; Pvt. George May
field. Co. d.: Cpl. Thomas Amos, Co.
e.; Mesdames s. G. Barnes, L. Dod-
son, g. Garliek, Dora Lewis. Pearl
Jones, VIM. Penn, Anna Settlers. VIM.
Thompson, Landon Jackson.
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STRONG PICKED
TEAM TO PLAY
CALIFORNIA j.

Baseball fans win have an oppor-
tunity tomorrow to pay good money
for good baseball and q good cause
combined. The Universits OF Ealisof.
mia team, that is in the midst of an
exciting series against local teams.
viii line up tomorrow against she pick
OF the Oahu diamonds, in a benefit
game for the I.eahi Home. All the
proceeds viii go to this worthy char.
ity, and the general interest manifest.
ed throughout the city indicates that
stands and bleachers will be crowded
when play ID called At 4 o'clock, at
Athletic Park tomorrow afternoon. .sF
Henry Bushnelf OF the P. A. C.s.
has been In charge OF the picked team,
and has rustIed round for talent to
good advantage "a e. -. :.
Following f. his probable lineup:
Buckle, ST. l., G; Sloan, p A. c., p:
Fernandez, H. ID; Kualii, c. A. u,
%; Lai Tin, C. A. u, IS; Chilling
worth. H.. sb; Joe Ornellas. p. A. c.,
II; L. Akana, C. A. o., CT Bushnell,
p. A. c., RI. H. zerbe, P. "A. C., sub.
There will also be two relief bat.
teries ready to 60 on the firing line,
MoriyaIna and Nishi, of the Asahis,
and Lawson and Swenson, OF the
Coast Detense, being available. i
California will put its strongest
team in the field, with Gefkin in the
box
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NASHINGTONS
BEAT HEALANIS
IN FIRST GAME

The washington baseball team. win
ners IN the Y. NJ. c. Al. junior league,
sprung surprise by defeating the
Healanis, senior league champions, BY
e score Of IL to 8 in the \. NJ. G. A.
games hall last evening. Playing a
clever fielding game and doing fast
work en- the bases, the Washing tOns
although outbatted by their heavier
opponents succeeded In finishing on
the long end OF the score.
The Healanis had to shake up their
battery On account OF the recent de-
Eparture Of Pitcher Trask and this af-
fected their play during the early in.
hings, when the WashingtOns took q
long lead. I'd Cannon went into the
box Tor the first time this season and
Chris Lewis worked ia HIS old posi-,
ton behind the bat.
After pitching beautiful ball for
five Innings. Lum Dung weakened in
the sixth and the HeAlanis pulled up
TO within striking distance. The Wash.
ington cutfielders, Chan and Loo
Chong did the Singing for their team
with three hits each.
The game next Tuesday evening be-
tween these two teams should be a
warm 0ne as both are out to win. The
series is for best two out of three
games.
Hits and runs by innings:
Healani Runs 2 0s00012 o.
Base hits q o o 9O24s 3--14
Wash't'n Runs 4 1893 o s+-12
Base hits 1 o 323 OIL
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PUNAHOUSPLAY
UNSTEADY BALL
ANDDROP GAME
lnman Wild and Effective by
Turns and His Support Proves
WabbIy-S Slow Game
california 3. Pnnahou 5.

California y, Punahou b.
A very bushy game OF baseball was
witnessed by slim weekday crowd
at Athletic Park yesterday afternoon.
Neither the California coiIegians or
the local amateurs showed TO advan.
tage, both pitchers were hit hard, and
fielding errors were frequent. The
game dragged, and altogether II was
an of day for the national game.
Bill Inman was good and bad by
turns, and his support fell down az
critical moments. The big fellow, who
Is said 70 have professional aspira.
tons, had speed and wide curves, but
was very shy on control. With the
stick he was mighty, his home run 70
deep right in the fourth bringing
three runs over. Prosperity didn't
seem to agree with the Pupahou hurl-
er, however, for in the last half OF
the same frame California CHASED
four runs across, three men scoring
without hit. This practically decld.
ed the game. for the Puns lost heart,
and played through the last hall o.
the game ina 1istless manner
The locals got on on the wrong foot
when lnman walked the hrst man %
face him. Hayes popped g the pitcp-
er, and Dcdson hit sharply % risnl.
The ball was thrown % tnira, WneIe
Hoogs made 2 WIG heays, eng ~.
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GOOD MATCHES
ON Y COURTS

Seward and Graham were the win
ners yesterday In the Y. M. G. A. ten
mis- tournament now in progress on
the .'Y" courts. Seward was matched
against zap. and won both sets handi-
ly by the same score. e.s.
The match between Graham and
Nelson, however, furnished the excite.
ment Of the afternoon. For, after era.
ham took the first set Ga, Nelson pull
ed up and won out rs. The next set
lived up to expectations ana was !
fast exhibition The score erawled up
slowly and only at the last did era
ham pull out the long end OF an SO
tally.
Today Cross plays Hatch and Mar
shall Is pitted against Johnston.
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- North Dakota and West Virginia
have just let the contracts for their
pavilion on the grounds of the Pana-
a-Paciffc international Exposition.
The West Virginia commission has just
been appointed and Is expected to ar
rive in San francisco soon.
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~yybere are Won going for the sun

Where are you going for the sum-
mer?" 81 don't know said the weary
citizen. well, I can tell you Of a
place where you'll find no mosquitoes.
no noise, no inferior food, no fatiguing
requirements as to dress: where the
fishing is always good and the temper
allure ideal" Il know replied the
weary citizen. There is such a place,
but I don't feel like starting for hea-
ven yet. "-Washington Star.
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Departing. Guest-Out OF this sum
give each OF the walters ten sous and
Henri five francs. $3.50.
Head Porter-But Henri has just
entered our employment. He has not
yet served you. -
Guest--And, therefore. he is the
only one who hasn't annoyed me-
Heifere Welt. @..-
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Barber-How do you like our new
oatmeal soap? Victim lcleaning his
mouth Seems nourishing; but I've
had my breakfast.-Life.
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! Summary. Home run Iuma4s Two
base hits. Henshaw Ruhkes struck
out, by lnman 6. by Dodge s. base ON
balls. off Inman 5: off Dodge l; hit by
pitcher. Sebastian; nassed balls. Sc
bastiari Time OF game. Il hr.
80 min. UmPires. Stayton and
Bruins sss s'e~f.
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Young Bride Who does the house.
keeping? Her companion-Ohl we
take turns forgetting to do it.-Ex-
change
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clean; but how did you get such dirty
hands,"
.'Washin' me face said william
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NO NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
AWARD THIS YEAR.

LONDON, Eng, Dec. e.-Reuter's
dispatches from Christiana, Norway,
announce officially that the committee
charged with the awarding of the No.
bel peace prize has resolved not to
make any award for the year~of 1914
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NATURE fAKER IS
OUSTEDFR0MJ JOB
ON lava TRAIL

Lester Fishel, an Elk and a speed
king, who has broken both records
and fences, was ANONYMOUSLY shot
out of the club door this morning fol
lowing a revelation which proved him
nature faker.
Fishel was appointed chairman of
the canary and parrot" committee of
Lava Trail" and detailed to get a
supply of these birds and have them
for sale when the fiesta opened
In place of ordering canarieS from
the Coast, as expected, Fishel caught
a large number of English sparrows
and when Harry Murray went to in
form him the other day that Lava
Trail had been postponed until this
Saturday he says he found young
Fishel giving these birds coating Of
brilliant yellow paint.
Murray, enraged that such a fraud
was contemplated for preparation
upon patrons Of the fiesta-painted
sparrows for canaries--tnrew open the
windows, thus releasing the birds, and
gave Fishel one of the heart-to-heart
talks which make the ears burn. .
II removed Fishel from the commit
tee at onoe,% said Murray, "and will
name his successor this afternoon"
This is the only unfortunate circum-
stance that has fnarred the Elks' ffes-,
Ia plans. These plans are proceeding
with renewed yigor and now that an
other weekf is available in which to
carry them out several new features
have been added. The popularity con-
test is going spleRGidly.
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coLoRS TAKEN IN 1870
RESTORED TO FRANCE.

PARIS, France, December 9.-one
Of the most interesting incidents Of
the war has just been announced by
the government. The emperor Of Rus
STA has restored to France battle
flag lost to the Germans In the Franco.
Prussian war Of 1870.
According to the account Furnished
by the Russian war office, the flag
was carried by German regiment, en-
gagged with the Russian army in East
Prussia. This regiment, supposed to
be the same which originally captured
the flag in 1917, was badly cut up by
the Russians and the colors taken. -
The return Of this flag has aroused
the greatest enthusiasm here, and in
response to the popular demand the
war ministry will place the emblem
on display. Later It may be returned
to the regiment which now bears the
designation Of the captured color, to
inspire the French troops.
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chill DREN HATE OIL. w.,
- GAL0MEL AND PILLS
California Syrup of Figs" best fer
tender stomach, liver, bowels
tastes delicious,


Look back at your childhood days
Remember the dose" mother insisted
on-castor 'oil, calomel, cathartics.
HOW you hated them, how you fought
against taking them.
With our children it's different.
Mothers who cling to the old form OF
physic simply don't realize what they
do. The children's revolt is we'll
.ounded Their tender little "insides'
are injured by them.
+, II your zcnilds stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only deli
cious California Syrup of Figs" Its
action is pos.slVe, but gentle. Millions
of mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative" handy; they know children
love to take it; that it never fails to
clean the liver and bowels and sweet
en- the stomach, anu that teaspoonful
given today saves sick child tomor-
row.
% Ask your druggist for 50-cent bot
tie of California Syrup of Figs"
which has full directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on each bottle. Beware Of
eounterfeits sold here See that it is
made by California Fig Syrup Com
pany." Refuse any other kind with
eontempt-adVertis
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ADM RALTH LIFT
EMBARGO ON WOOL

LONDON, Eng, Dec. e.-It was an
nouneed yesterday that the govern
rent had decided to lift the embargo
upon the expectation Of merino wool
from Australia to the United States,
provided guarantees are given that the
wool will not be reexported in any
form to any Of the countries hostile to
Great Britain.
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ALLIES PRESS
GERMAN LINE BACK.

IAssocia ted Press by Federal Wlrelcss1
LONDON, Eng, Dec. s.-The deci
siVe and important advance Of the A.
lies in Belgium is indicated in the
press dispatches which have been re-
eetVed from the Belgian frontier.
The Allies have driven back the Ger.
mans from before Ypres and extended
their, lines almost to the town of Rou,
iers, where the German divisional
headquarters had been established.
This is an advance during the past
4s hours Of IS miles, the most sub,
stantiai move that has been made by
either force in Belgium for over two
months.
following their capture Of Passchen-
iaie, II miles northeast of Tpres, the
British advanced their artillery still
further along the RouIers road and be.
gan a bombardment Of the German po-
sitions there. This attack forced the
abandonment Of the place as divisional
headquarters, the staff withdrawing in
the direction Of ThieIt.
This advance of the Allies drives the
British wedge deeply into the German
lines, to point almost due north of
Lille.
While the British were advancing
north Of Ypres, the Germans made a
counter-attack at Sainte 10y, on the
line between Ypres and Armentiers.
This attack, which was violent and in
force, according to an official report
from Paris, was repuIsed.
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PRESS

the Germans on Saturday while flying
over Ostend.
This word was received from Ostend
yesterday by the war office, who has
notified the countess Of the death Of
her husband.
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Mike-Pat, there's only wan thing
will cure malaria-that's whisky and
uuinine.
Pat tanxiously) kin We get
it?
Mike-Th' whisky and quinine?
Pat-No; malaria
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The first safe-cracking job reported
to the New York police for six weeks
was the cracking of safe in the Unit
ed Cigar store, the robbers getting
SS25 and 1000 certificates. :
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EARL OF ANNESLEY
SHOT IN AERO FLIGHT,

LoNcoN, Eng, Dec. s.-Franeis, the
sixth earl Of AnnesIey, who disappear.
ed after starting on an aeroplane expe-
dition on the continent early in Noven.
Der, in company with Lieut.. 8eeyer of,
the British aero corps, was shot by