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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01
COTTON Markets.

S.- York september 3c.--whiIe relatively
r-n csoles caused an early bulge IN the
cotton market to-day. the general tendency
rpp.ars1 20 o. downward. and the market
U4"Ae rather sharply in the afternoon with
THe ,-o-. easy a a Gst decline o. from :. y
- points The opening was easy at an sd-
vance O. Z points on October pG: generally
. 80 poiats .oveT under liquidation by sat
Ur1sy's buyers TGoSe vss a good ceTsns
81. opening figures. however. owing TO
the T-iaiIye st-aGiaess OF Liverpool and re
,scTts O.: TOO much rain In the eastern belt
Houses vIta foreign connections were con-
siderable A=ysrs. and shorty a';sr TIE call
s:lcea rallied wi;A the active months selling
. o. points net higher during the !n!ddi.
.: the morning. Tie forecast for continued
IEaS.:r!.a saG rainy weather IN thc eastern
bit E.,yNd The advance. tat after the close
O. IIscfVoci rad shgt oct ATo.trase bush
us-s "g-Gng became 5.ss active ana the mar
ks5 soon turned .sslsy. Following private
"r~2 report. indicating condition o; - :
tlmPs-suZ s4tE as est gncn;h. tie sc!-ias
80 ana more seu.fs.- saE the market closed
r.snla pS!a; o. tTs o. Tie owes. SoG; a.
.ra ssiIiEs Wss q little AesV!e- durius the
a.rsrucgn. and there wsr. repcr-s 0: fFe~E
scgth.Tu offerings, which probably cc=ir.-
lated 10 TIE c"c.ine-
cotton. egssr. znld4sEs. I-g. sro.s ~
,rsrts : .:I Ha.s,. sa'~s -. bsies: stock
ss. az b-.ss export 20 Frzrrs 80 hs.es. 20
IN, cSB;.HsHt. 10 bs'ss. Coss:s!ss, <-s
.at.s
roiai to-dsg .; - :5-t.-S.- receipts,
a. ba,es. .Ssort 90 GT.s' B-ts!a- 1syZ.:
hasg. 60 Franc. se-s sa.st TO toe Cont
H.s, zi.ss s~..s. 70 Jagsz. go s1ies.
tsFE. e. talcs
LOT -iss-.a - - Por's-S,- fccssP.s.
.4-.E-a Sstss. ,EgoT; - t5-ssf G!ltzia. = -
s.-ss. =, Franc = 81 rsss.: - 're CONT
u@a; Es.s Ssses. 20 EagAa. s5ss bs3cs
g,tsi Stree septs-.bs- - q" P0rts-Ns,
rttct,tx i.eseH5 Bales. export - Great
I.t.;s!a zzl.ss. ssi.s. % France. 81 - % rs
20 a.. cos;insnt. - :: ssIs,: 20 Isrsa. -;
..a.,sn .y,s-., c;o,se .s.r
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. 90 1872
ARRIVED.

steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers, Furman Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and Passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk ana
lanes River landings. merchandise and pas
ven1.rs Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg ana
lame. River landings. merchandise and pas
senSers Furman Lima.
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o,.O rpOuuNvON sINE-

r.. gi>snond foot .. Ash - dsi;y % ? ~
tssTs Nsvycrr Ss~s.s.....sa....... - n ~
Arrive N~tfcih .... ............ ,..s..ss ~ \. ".
csnee~fs WIN main the ssesmefs iessiuS
Norfolk .cs xsw York daily. except ssassy.
..os 2 ~ Ccnnecfsses sso moee ~ y. =
" NJ zr - ana e q. ~. sts ~
N.sh, IN. ssesmsYS sscp ~ Cisrv0cxt -
iss1 or Yrr~fve passengers on sjesst ss6 VII
10 me, ~ pubi.. ccnv~ys~ce.
yyUsSyNyA XAvhsAvvOS ca. Elective
Msreh u,-Jsees Wfvsr ~ esyleht ter
~o,,asr .,a ora pe,rs. N~~pcrt Se~s ans
"a James River ssnJfasS stesm<r iesves
yes6sy. "Wednesday ana Frtosy - 80 a.
- Freight recesved ser 81 Js0es Rssss
IA sS,sgs 'pRspe 0s9fssa u
1ss~ n~sef C4yep "a = Hsso ssseg9
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New York
Stock Market

New York. September 3e.-FurtheT
heavy gold engagements abroad ana
another sudden advance in call loans
TOT l.: per cent. the highest rate OF
the year. were the conflicting Tea
tu res around which ,o-day's active.
ana at times strong. stock market
ieyolved.
the higher rate for call money was
a natural outcome OF the prepaFa'
rions now Icing made by banks 10
finance the heavy october interest anu
dividend disbursements
stocks were distinctly irregular AT
the opening. condition resu'tins
largely from the lower Cange OF
prices for Americans in London. the
market followed it's h'.me operations
with heavy sales here in the hrst
hour. unloading large amounts OF
United States Steel, Amalgamated Cop
per and Reading. Under this on
sIausht it wsvered. but went to a
new level. the highest OF the year. at
midday. under leadership OF steer. III
the flnal hour, however. when money
made its record quotation. heavy sen,
ing set in and prices crumbled until
l;,,le was left of the rise. In fact
many stocks weakened to much pc
low last weeks closing levei. ana ,".
entire list reassumed Its lFresuiai
trend, growing more heavy to"a'Os INC
close. ,r,,h
The local bond market was nrm, Win
renewed demand for special issues.
v-,,,ed States government bonds were
unchanged on call.
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New Orleans. La, September ao.-cotton
futures opened steady At . decline Of 10s
points. The close was steady At net de-
cline OF l5917 points. Cables were not up
to expectations. and the weather map failed
to show anticipated cold weather over Sun
day. Buyers late last week were sellers.
and their offerings held the market down.
Around the middle of the morning there
was squirt of buying on the forecast Of
more rain in the eastern half OF the belt.
Later more pressure was applied and prices
fell of. In the afternoon session the market
was dull and easy. Spot cotton steady. 1-lSc
off: middling. lIhc. Sales on the spot $50
bales and $50 to arrive. Closing futures:
October. liz: December. n1S: January,
N.S3: March. ll.4s; May. Il.t2
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Noyiok q We-iern Raj way

S~h.sins. 3, Es,e; September - ~.
r,,-~ ,-vrs stree, Ststi~s- Iich-rSaf. FOR
NORFOLK. 80 \. ~ 80 =. y. rs Y.
r,r. j,vScHPr.s ,Sp THE WEST: &c 20
A n ga I, W '1.,s =. ". - Y. ".
alive Richmond frosn Norfolk. 'ii.s =.
" SIS O. " "I@ = " FrrFr ;he W~.- .
.Ds y s=:.s y. ~ - - 2 NJ ~sss y.
u go =
. .vzny sDs!y 81. svassy. tsurdsy caiy.
" " cEvrTf e.. w. ypSLEy.
|. q a Easp.kr ~ T.. =. Rtchnoad.
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Rjchussd { Peies.tu,s .lec:re ial.wsy

car. k.zv. gsErhes.tr. Scvtsth snd .-.Ir,
STREETS. .yT F.t.rssvrg.
e. - g. T.. .. N. J. :. - ).
sss... s. - s y. ~
iI.e T. u. Tor chester. 81" mi4nish, tot
rstsrssurs
Ca, leave. re-erssurs. foot o. Sycamore
street; for Nsncbesssr:
ts.js s-s 49, 80 80 3E. s.s-s ~ .
a N. 80, si.1. 80 30. u az. s:ss.
q az .E sss ~ isf. y. ~
sp.i.y-yx. Sundays ard holiday
scaYr,es szgssee ard csrress
~r.n.,~d-bscep, sundays sn1 hoii5sys
All esrs from Pefesssuss connect WIZ
car, for R.rsmcnd.
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aGAaspA.:s, Ase slNE

esvsa s~ssS ssssss seaess.ss 20 ssese 80
mad Asry: 80 u 0--kSeS - NesseN
usrmIaxnau. sexsnsah. Jsekoo0vte. ~
q U.-swv~ss ss1 csoehee Jseseesesss
q p 0.-Ssespsrs sea sSsensA AsSesN
.Ss1uieA a. asyyvS - 0tee0o0o 49,;
10 a O. s.0 4 - 80 2. L. - =. u
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PR.NIEE GARNER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
X R-roiowinx s-h.duie figures publish
ct IS Information END not guaranteed
Fo- Tho Sou:6-Daiiy. SO a. ~ Local
iei. VI Express. $50 p. ~ Express.
Wis electric Hxh,ed SIespine cars for At
is.-s ard B.ru.I.xham. II: p. ". Express
Week Day.- 80 p. ~. Local.
YORK riyER LINE.
ar q g-Daiiy -Toaa~~tinc fs- Bsi0-
,,o,. Non We'd sai rr,d4y. $50 4. MEX
e.o s,s -. T. M-Mor C.d. ard Friday
i.,sai
Tr-ins Arrive Ri~smo-d
From tie Sourh: . a. W and 3" \ ".
ga p N 50. = ~ daily. I-.ss Ex. sun
r-,-, we.. yc;r. 80 4. ". ds.'y. q - a
~ Mo-, Wed end F-i: - p ". FIX Sun.
=: EuF-CSS. y. ? q.
%; z M..r - ras.rs Nsdison .
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Raleigh, y. g. September %N--The
Wake County grand Jury tomorrow
is expected to return bills of iadicf-
mon, syairs, officers Of Wake County
for che alleged unsani,sry conditions
Of , convict csmp. ard for the reported
fIcc-f,y Of oasict.
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Wilmington. n. c.. September so-spirtts
Turpentine-Steady at 3sxc.; receipts y
casks. Rosin-Steady at &LN; receipts III
barrels Tar-Firm at $40: receipts II bar
reIs. Crude Turpentine-Firm At SS0%so;
receipts Is barrels
Savannah. Ga, September &e-furpentine-
Steady at 3shc.: sales. 6l3 caSks: receipts
s5s casks: shipments 2bo2 casks; stock 1884
casks. Rosin-Firm; sales l.7sl barrels: re-
ceipts 3,lo3 barrels; shipments 1859 barrels;
stocks. ss.7o3 barrels. Quote: B. $3.50.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

Se- yo-L Ss5-,--r -n.--tctt-a goods
-zrbs-. ar. fr-r~~ z-s stesii.= virh trade
showing cousfceTsa,. hrrsienins N first
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BOND LIST.

a,Iis-cbaIuo.r. s., ct.. (b!dD ............. ss,s
Atlantic Coast Line lst Is tbidb .......... 50
:. .. LII. and y. Is (bidl-.-...-----.- 50
4 e l.. conv. l.. in Baltimore. bid. lSi7
chesapeake ard Ohio cow. 4;ss.........- .;i2
I,ivs.tt and Myers Observation-Disclosures. Sa.
I,igx.;r and Myers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eeas
LoriI!ard Company OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So
LoTiIlard%.foEpa2y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i.o1s
Norfol.s. and Western couy Is did,. l..
s.aboard Air Line stamped Is Csid,.... ss;a
s.aboard Air Line stamped - toidp.-.- sslc
aboard Air Line adj. IS --.-.----..-..-. isis
luth.ru Railway 4. Coi6,..-..-.-.. .sN
southern Railway IS did .--.-..-...-..-.-I eS
United states steel md Ss.............- le2Is
I. : registered e 1888 toidJ .............. ioIa
l.. :. registered IS, 1878 did .--.----.-.. iG2
a. : Pansm. new g ,b!dp.........-.... lois
Nf-uiof. -R-oryn Pros Gifts .b.5l .-. 30
Virginia Car. chem. =: So tbidI.. s!A
Va r. and Power Co. 5s (aske6l--.-.- p
wabssh deb ;s................-........ ssH
wabash Pitts. Term. st is---..-.......... 3alz
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO Septemb-r N.-Wheat Closed IN
settled today with price. varying from izc.
ne: decline 20 &c. advance. Cora nished
&C OF TO a rise o: =. &c. oats &c
"a IL down. and provisions s,Tssglius
from --.c .css 20 esin 81 I-i.c
Leading futures to-eay ranged as follows:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT akRKET.
Z, 1909 -. to1-.-s NrCsbe 4 Co


Petersburg Va September 59.-PeauH's =
nrm: sarmcvs spanish.
81 Is per tusnel. No. / sheIisd. spanish. e'sc-
per mound: No snsIled. Spanish. &C. per
pound. Virsir;ss-Msr&et arm: fancy jun
DO. "a &c per pound: fancy handpick"d.
z:zaS.c per pound: extra prime. SIC. p-:
pound: prime. C: machine picked &C. per
pound: :aeliiag stock. : per pound
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RHfr--sas w. Sss.f~r b. = gs1-
9 HDLrsst'E QUOTATIONS. OK CHANGE
WHEAT -t-r too
Ne rsd sts-cs -. q ~
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NdtIruab8
Coast Line


EFFECTIVE AUGUST :. 1871
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and south: s:Is 4 II. and
$40 p NJ leo 4. 81
FOR Norfolk: ..s::e A. NJ, 500 A. n. - -
p NJ 40 P. NJ .s.=35 p ".
For " W. Ry. West: s:iS ~
4 NJ 800 p. n. 30 P. ~.
For Petersburg: 100 4 NJ. SIS A. n.
s.s 10 A. NJ sis A. ~, 500 A. n. $50 A.
NJ ego p NJ $40 p NJ. SEES T. NJ. $50
r. NJ. ..1:ss =. NJ. go p. NJ. iI:as P. "
For Go,dsboro and Fayetteville: 's:ie p. ~
Train. arrive Richmond daily: a:eo A. NJ.
s,o A ~. Ie:I5 A. NJ. .s:27 4. NJ. ''Ie:i5 A..
NJ .!I:ia A. NJ s,,:i5 4. n. 's.ie p NJ.
-! 20 T. N. Sos r. NJ. SIS p. NJ. 500 r
NJ $50 r. NJ .'I0:.5 y. NJ II 10 p. II
Except Sunday. 'suntsy only
Time OF arrival and departure ana CON
nections not guaranteed
g : Campbell D. 4. SIS Main 81.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co.. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va.
Richmond. Va. September co. 1912
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
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NEW YoRK fRopCCE MARKET.

New York. Septemoe. @-Flour-Cuiet anu
easier Cornrneal and Rye-Ouiet. Barley
Steady wheat-Spot irregular: No RED
81 csi. elevator and SI-o3 e O. b. shoat The
futures closed NET unchanged December
IS 3-isc.: May. s,.e2i.- Co-n-Spot easy: en-
port sc. Oa:s-Spot weak
Pork-BareIy steady. Bu'rer-Ftrm. cheese
-Srronx Beef-Firm. Lard-Steady. Wool
oui.. Rosin-Stesdy. TurNcncine-Firm:
machine barrels 47Izc Rice and Moiasses-
steady. Susar-Raw. steady: refined quiet
CoHee-Rio, No. :. I;s.c. Futures steady.
December 1876: March. Hii Potatoes
Steady: Southern sweets. barrel. S.5oG 90"
Cabbages-Easier: southern. crate, SOC. Pea
nurs-Stsady: fancy hEndp!cker. Virginia.
y. a Sic. Virginia shsi!ed. Nos sad :.
81. a sac Fr-ights-Firm: grain TO LIVER
pool. Size: 20 London, Sd. Gotten to LIVER
pool. Jcc
Weakness o. cotton moderate hedge SELL
Ing and an absence o. outside interest csus-
"a an easy cottoaseed oil rlsrke: to-day.
which closed sGs points net lower. Prime
crude. 49, Q a.s,. primo sumner yellow. spot,
s!sGs.-. october. sTe. November and De-
carlb-r 81 January. 50: February. s-s:
March. SEQ. sr-ii. sec. May. GIL
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
BROWN sEIPPINGs.

Richmond. Va. September 30. 1917.
Following are the quotations 90 the RICH
mond Tobacco Exchange:
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Chicago. Ill.,. September So-Cattle-Market
for best grades strong :others steady 10 i0c.
lower Beeves. $5.e5 q 100: COWS and heifers.
81 soQ $50: calves. sans. Hogs-Market
strong. oal0c. higher. Light. sS.Ssd 80
heavy. ss.o5as0: pigs. s.. aS.25: bulk OF
sales ss40Qss0 Sheep-Market weak: most
~ 70 l5c. lower. Western. $3.4o44 year
iEgs, $LioQ5.4e: lambs. western. AS54I.20.
New York. September 3o.-Beeves-Easy.
Steers. IS a 30: bulls. s3.5odr57s: cows. 81 o0a
500 Calves-Veals steady. Veals. SSd 1850 i:
cuIls S5.59G7 50; dressers and butternilAs,
sia550 Sheep and Lambs-Steady. sheep.
s. SoG 400: cuIls $50 2.25: lambs s5.50a7.i5;
culls. S4G500. Hogs-Firm to higher at sS-yt
@elo; pigs, E.15GS.S0
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NAVAL STORES.

hands Raw silk nrmer ana higher. cotte'
yarns steady.
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'ash grain rlosss Uhss--cc. r~d. .. =.
aT5s: No. hare. sFd 81 Cor--Ss 4 60
Gig. No. ys''Ss- sassss. p.ts-SS 10.
standard. z.a -
= s;n, ~. s.sis-bs- @s-Tr. Elsla Better
Bad tosssy declared tati~r IN - r.
BsltIrors. 80, septsnyssT s-vsest-
s'~s<y. co=;E-sfs SC Corn-D-ii eorf-srr.
~. C-ts-Stszsv. s'srssr5 -tf... zssss
Evs-Lirltsf sensss. 30 ussrey. car
lots ssHsty
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond. Va. September so. 1912.
Following are the quotations Of the Rich
mond Hay Exchange:
Old or New.
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New York, September So-MoheS OF.
cal, sarons, 6Q1 Ia per cent ruiIIIe
ate. Ia: time loans stronger SIN
and ninety days. 5 3-406 per cent.
months, s Ia @5 S-4. Prime me 60
tile paper. 5 IL @s per cent So,
ing exchange steady. $t.e1 TOT Gon,.
day bills. $4.sb3o Tor oe"H"u
roercial bills, $4.S1 Ia.
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Market Conditsons-SmalI chickens in
splendid demand, buc too many large size
for trade Eggs active. Butler in excellent
demand: also live stock and hides.
PIMA rre anssxs-q. memth heTthertnnn1m
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6tfannbeatS


Nv new Cunsrder 'Lsconia. February
18Th, 600 up Tor ~ days. Including shore
RounI WerSd and South American
Ak Mr.. BOWMAN" Teosist Aaeae
- T. Msla Sc. RichWo06, We.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Nv Richard ". Maury.
pnrd broker 1ol5 e. Main Street.
richmond, Va. September %. 1912
SALES AT BOARD. -.
VIRGINIA centuries-l.1oo at ssh; i'o'' ~
s,,.: {.ooo at s4h: 1000 At st!f
VIRGINIA Trus. Company-l0 1t w ..
Richmond Trust and Savings CompanS-i0
a, 1854.
STATE SECURITIES. BIO. As~so'
virginia 81, Ola, C. and r.. 1884,. ssh -,
va Centuries 2-3 c. and R., 1891. si1 st'4
-.x, poan pnNDS
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Loose-pressed, larIe bales. q 1000
Load your cars SO that hays 1t doors rep
resents contents and thus avoid reflections
This market grades hay In aeoordanc<
with the National Hay Association.
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Spot cotton closed quiet: mtddlinG up
lands, 11.4o; mildling guif. u.W.
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Quotation. for interest-pay9ns bonds ars
q, a price to which interest must be ADDED
Income bonds and certificates OF Indebtedness
are fiat
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xxEvExrH AM s,l~AY ST1EDy1
oDs> Hssly .ren - A. q @ . y. -
Ah6tssjoa. - r-so - SasurooyN
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-23
ROBINS0NAT SAN PEDRO
2 TALkSOF DIRECT SHIP LINE

SAN PEDRO, Sept. 1l.-One of the
chief topics of commercial develop
ment ir the Hawaiian Islands is a
direct steampship line between Los
Angeles and Honolulu. according to
Judge w. ]. Robinson Of the First
Judicial Circuit Court of Hawaii.
Everybody in Honolulu is talking
about the proposed steamship line
said he, and | came to San Pedro for
the first time today to see the harbOr.
Although | lived in San Diego thirty
years ago and have also lived in San
Francisco this is my first visit to Los
Angeles and San Pedro. When | was
in San Diego there were only 5000
persons in the whole county, which
then included Riverside county and
was larger than the State of Ohio.
The only overland communication
with Los Angeles in those days was
by stage, but the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company had three Sidewneei
steamers the Orizaba, Ancon and Mo-
hongo on the run. The nearest | ever
was to San Pedro before was when
one of these steamers came into what
is now the outer harbor to discharge
Los Angeles pass engers onto lighter.
Honolulu is taking much interest
la the development of shipping. At
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MAUI LOAN FUND COMMISSION.

Sealed Tenders will be received at
the Office of the Maui Loan Fund
Commission, at Waikiki, Maui, T. III,
until o'clock a. m. Saturday, Octo-
Der IL, 1912, and then opened, for the
construction, according to plans and
specifications, of four reinforced con-
crete bridges in the Lahaina District,
on the Maui Belt Road system.
Plans and specifications and other
information may be had upon .applica-
ton to r. A Wadsworth, Secretary
of the Maui Loan Fund Commission,
or at the, office of the Superintendent
Of Public Works, at Honolulu, T. III.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
Tenders must be made on forms
furnished by the Commission, and
must be accompanied by certified
check amounting to not less than 5
per cent of the amount of the tender.
R. A. ,WADSWORTH,
Secretary, Maui Loan Fund Commits
sion.
534S-Sept 90, 26, 80; Oct 3, Z, 10
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Y NJ. c. A. SCHEDULE FOR
: PHYSICAL GLASSES ADOPTED

suits are cool and clean and will give
the members uniform appearance.
There is no special fee for gymnasium
classes, the privileges to these classes
being included in the membership
fee. .,.~ Il ..-@ g
Business Mems Club.
The business mems club will meet
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
nights from 5 until 6 o'clock and will
have both physical directors in charge
MIR. Lau having the gymnasium
class and Mr.. Johnson the games hall.
The association physical depart
ment occupies the entire Adams lane
wing of the building. being III, feet
long and So feet wide, in addition to
the whole Hotel street basement, a
total area of 22,000 square feet, and
a physical equipment equaled by but
few associations on the mainland.
The gymnasium occupies the two long
sides, and is 40 by 72 feet In this
is a large amount of physical appara-
tus for reereatfve and corrective
work.
The running track is suspended
from the ceiling of the gymnasium
and has twenty-nine laps to the mile.
The surface is concaye and inlaid
with cork. The entire upper part OF
this wing is occupied by the games
.haH, which has floor 81 by 60 feet
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Pearl Harbor ten miles from Honolulu
the government is building great
dock 1000 feet long for government yes
sells and merchant marine as well.
This will be completed In May. The
ray roll on this dock alone will reach
S1.500,080 to S1,$00.C00 per year. When
the Panama Canal is opened Honolulu
will be the port OF call for practica%y
all trans-Pacifc steamers, being the
only port of call in 5000 miles OF wat
err"
Judge Robinson is the oldest Judi
Cial appointee in Hawaii He WIS ap-
pointed in 1902 by President Roose-
welt and grants, about 100 divorces a
month, mostly 70 Japanese.
One of the objects Of the visit of
Judge Robinson was to pay his re-
spects to members of the local Eiks'
Lodge, which presented a loving cup
T., the Honolulu lodge at the time OF
the Honolulu yacht race. This cup
was carried by the yacht Hawaii AMI
III appreciation of the courtesies eX-
tended Capt Bill Stroud and his
crew the Honolulu lodge adopted ap-
propriate resolutions. These were
beautifully engrossed by Judge Robin
son and framed in Hawaiian Koa
wood
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At conference held at the, Y. NJ.
C. A. this morning, the schedule for
the mems classes in the physical de-
partment was submitted and approy-
ed, and it was decided to begin the
classes Tuesday, October l. There
will be two separate classes for the
men, the senior A and the senior b,
and each member will be given a
physical examination and assigned to
one of the classes by the physical
director. The physical examination
will deal mainly with defects of the
heart and lungs, and in case any Of
these defects are found, special exer-
else will be given those members
with an object to benefit the weak
ness. The senior AS will meet on
Monday and Thursday nights from
1880 to $3.50, the work consisting of
both systematic and recreatiye work,
the former ins the gymnasium under
Fred w. Lau, and the latter in the
games hall under Assistant Physical
Director Johnson. The senior BIS
will meet on Tuesday and Friday
nights from 1880 until $3.50
A new regulations will be instituted
in regard to the suits to be worn in
the gymnasium ALI members are
required to wear the regulation white
running suit, together with white
tennis or gymnasium shoes. These