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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-08
HUGUS and CUMM|NS
WIN IN The DOUBLES
IN FAIRMONT TOURNEY

Special Dispatch TO the lntclligencer'
.FAIRMONT. W. VA. Sept. 7-talr-
mnnt'S thirteenth annual tennis tourI"-
mcni WAS brought to Il close TINS evan
inE. with the finals played on the courts
Of NiChgatc. the homo Of ]. T.. watson.
The matches during the first day OF INC
tournament took place AT the Falrmoh'
Country club.
In the mems singles. ]. t.. Castle. OF
Pittsburgh. won the tournament. defeat
ing J. T. Mclean. pittsburgh.
Wright HuEus and T.. Cumnlins: OF
Wheeling, won in tn" doubles. defeating
Reed and partloc The tournament was
Il big success. and although there were
not as many stars attending TINS year
as NJ former events some skillful play
ing took place. Today's results:
Mons singlcs---J. 6: Castle. Ptttsourg'
defeated Mclean. Pittsburgh. 6-3; o-4'
Doubles Fri flnals. Purtnton and MACK;
Morgan rwn defeated Raymond anu
Colirorn. ;Fairnont Ill: Ct,
Srmi-flnalS, Iiugus and Cumfnlns'
Wheeling. defeated rurinton and MACK
Norgantnwn. SIS: 1910.
Reed Of Iia2rton. In. and fardee, on
Patterson. y. j.. defeated FoWle ana
Rnwir. Wheeling .7-5; St. Finals IN
mons d"ul'"s: lIucus and Cummins da.
i"ai"d , Rcd and pardrr. ~; %; 3D.
81: en-. Finals in mixed doubles. Pur-
linton and Miss Clark. MorgantoWn, de-
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FATHER TIM" PREVENTS SMOKES
FROM TAKING A DOUBLE HEADER
TAKE FIRST GAME IN HANDY
FASHION BY SCORE
OF 7 TO 2.
Second Game Called in Fourth to A.
low Visitors to Catch Train
t, Central

Second Game Called in Fourth to Al:
low Visitors to Catch Train
Results in Central.
Over 1000 wildly enthusiastic 1an5
saw the StogieS take the nrst game
OF what was 10 have been uouOle
header yesterday afternoon ana (here
is little doubt but that II woulo nay, nave
been two in row nao not O'u L dill
er Time" interviewed.
The Stogies were right out there
with their war clubs anu batting eyes
and were doing things to the oall anu
pitchers records and took the opening
contest in a gallop the Smokes sar-
nering fifteen safe bingles for totaf
NJ seven runs. "Sox" Seibold. who was
6erricked in the game the day preNi-
Gus worked in both games EesterGa!
and he was almost lnVlncloie. Nv
Eyas garnered seven ntS on us Ue-
livery and three OF these were Oh tue
scratch variety and at no tune were
they dangerous.
nings when il was called TO allo" toe
visitors 70 catch their train. AT the
time Of calling the game the score
stood > to | against the Smokes VINO
we're Just taking the measure OF VT;
Turner and had the game proceeue9i
there is little doubt the Stogles would
have annexed another Victory: As
five innings were not played however
the game did not count and the net
result Of the days playing IS one VIII
for the Smokes.
In. First Place.
This victory managed to keel, the
Smokes in first place although by
narrow margin as Springfield tooA
two frames from South Bend cutting
dawn tho SrDGie lead
The Stogies started the run sec
ting in the first inning. AFTER IVY
were down King singled. stole secoHu
and scored on Galatians single. IN
the second on successive singles ~
and Sheeren sandwiched in with
stolen bases netted the SMOKES i1It
more runs. Again in the NTH oGQote
bv Sheeren. a slashing triple by King
and a single by Cleveland sent o'ei
two more markers.
The visitors scored their llrst run
ir the fourth when kloole uoGoieu
to right and on bad throw by klnS
completed the circuit for MARKER.
Their last run came in the sixth Wnen
Matthews was safe on an error. "ens
to third on Kibble's double and scored
on a sacrifice fly by Hanger.
The game was replete with tleioluS
features. Duffy made a sensational!
one handed catch OF foul lily anu
Reilly's catch of Matthews lily ana
sensational stop over second. Alten,
burg in the centre for the Smokes ana
Kibble in left for the visitors eacn
had five putouts. II was great game
for the fans and they all went nome
happy.
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RACE BETWEEN SPRINGFIELD AND
WHEELING NOW IN A DEATH Crib
'FAVORITES WIN IN.
GOLF TOURNAMENT

PHILADELPHIA, Sept: n1:!rhe
faTorites won in the third round. %
the National Con tournament at 00
Merton Cricket Club today ana To-
morrow will see Robert A GardnofS
the title holder, paired with Je0oo
Guilford the Massachusetts champ4n0s
while Chick Evans. Chicago wWipley
against D. c. Cochran Of Boston. 4tR4
only dark horse to reach the ssenS
finals. ,, - .S5Ssi 80
Gardner more than had his .hl1dS!
full to dispose Of R. T. Jones, JcssS0
Is year old Georgia youth, Whofnee
been the surprise Of the tournAmonG 8
The title holder was down Aetof
the first IS holes. but by playing G.
golf all afternoon won on tho III
green by 4 up and three to play. 1893 s.
From a sectional standpolnS t6o
tournament has now q decidedly Wo0c.i
ern flavor with CMcagos open aoaj
Evans, having put his old rival d.
G. Anderson, OF New York out OH
going today 8 and 8. ...
New England has Jess Guilbord &c
Manchester, y. H., and Boston GD0N
as the Bay State champion, put
Gardiner White Of Flushing BY 49,
8 score and thus New York's cha0
Of showing a winner were crushe6sgi
Just below the Mason and Dr.
line we find D. c. Cochran OF BA&
more as a representative Cock1
put out today Cameron B. Hxto4
Philadelphia's hope, by five and foW;
score.
Jones made q supreme effort to boAt
Gardner and played up to the noto
even better than the champion, 11
on the greens the Chicago player b
much the better Of 1t, holding lon
puts at the most crucial stages.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Columbus. first game: Kansas City
>: Columbus l. Reagan and
berry: Dirk-rson and Pratt.
= second game: Kansas City l l; Co.
!unlbus IL 0. Sanders. Hovlik and
Hargrnvc; pich and Lalonge.
Al Toledo: Milwaukee : 0; Toledo
412 3. Sherdcll. l9acth and Stumpf
Bailey Pierce and Sweeney. 10 innings
At Louisville: Minneapolis l
Louisville 8 8 0. Burk and Land; Per
due. James. Achaer and Billings.
Al Indianapolis: st. Paul 3: In
d!anapolis s 10 !. Griner and Clemons
E'alkenbcrc and SchanE
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PHIL[|ES
TAKE TWO FROM BOSTON YESTER-
DAY AND TIGHTEN HOLD ON
THE LEAD
Pirates Take Close One From Cubs
Brooklyn Drops A Hard One TO
The Chants

BOSTON. Sept. 7---philadclphla won
both games from BOSTON today. the 1lrst
4 TO : and the second 10 .. In the
first game, EiXcy allowed only one hit
up 70 the seventh inning. when the
home team scored their two runs on
four singles and an error by Nichotr,
Ragan was hit freely and Rculbach was
sent IN. in tho 9Th.
The second game was pitching duel
betwcen Mayer and Hughes up 10 the
sixth inning. when Barnes relieved
Hughes. who was struck by pitched
ball. Philadelphia scored its TWO runs IN
The ninth on u single by l,uderuS ~ Ter
iwn wrrs down, and all error by Smith
had filled the bases. The scores:
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SENATORS SPLIT EVEN.

WASHINGTON. Sept. Washington
split even with New York to-day. WIN
ming the first game. in which Galiia out
pitched Mogrdge to l, and losing me
second 10 2. An error by Judge &C
counted for one Of the two runs New
York made in the firth inning and the
visitors made another In the clEhlh on
two passes and wild pitch by goodwin
ana an iniield out. Score: r. n. =;
washington ...2nO00 20l'-
Mngridge and Alexander: Gala ana
Henry. TT
Second game: ~ "a T.
New York 100 Q? y Z
Washineton ...00 0001 O.
Fischer, Shawkey and Walters; Ayers
Catrf. Goodwin and Williams.
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BIG OFFER FOR FIGHT.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IAN Of
fer Of an $4,000 purse for a 2o-round
fight here January /. for the worlds
lightweight championship between
Freddy Welsh. Of England, title hold
er, and Johnny Dundee, of New York,
was telegraphed to-day by a local fight
promoter to Welsh, in New York. and
Dundee, in Kansas City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-08
DAVE says:

DAVE says:
BY this time you've seen
enough of the Fair to realize
that it is truly bigger and
better than ever. The same
statement applies to
KRAUS FALL SUITS
The stock is bigger than
ever, and if you look it over
at all extensively you are 60
ing to say that the new de-
signs are good, the tailoring
is so perfect. and the tit so
satisfactory that it IS better
than ever. too.
We have the fall suit that
is going to meet with your
full approval-wc are SO
sure of it that all we ask you
to do is come in and look
them over.
Prices, SIS to $50.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
H
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STOGIES RAvE TWO POINT LEAD
HOWEVER BUT THREE W1NS
WILL MAKE IT SURE
No Game Today, But Tomorrow Will
SEQ Dayton And Smokes In 4
Double Bill.
No game today.

Dayton's final series in this city be-
fore the end Of the Central League sea-
son Will not be inausuratcd this after
noon as arranged but instead double
bill will be the attraction at League
Park tomorrow afternoon. the first
GCme being called at 2 o'clock
Like the beginning OF q dash with the
athletes tocing tho mark awaiting the
starters signal, arc the StoSieS awaiting
the last lap Of the league season. To-
morrow will see Its commencement and
with two wins the Smokes can feel a.
ease SUNDAY will be the last of the
Dayton season and the race will have
been closed.
Much depends upon the winning OF the
last three games. With the Stogies con-
Springfield took South Bend into camp
for two games Wheeling is leader by
only TWO points. ThSee more games YET
remain for tho Rcnpers and these are
, with the South Bend club. on the form
about 0 got g osh Spnds hamber
Is looked to connect with the rest. But
Wheeling is going to DO that little thiui;
ncr ownself, anu still retain that two
point lead.
4 slight comparison OF the standing
for the benefit OF the fans will now per-
perhaps go good. SO here it is: -
sp rTns.Ts ...:. 3? s. 80 So
Now fans you see what the, team
needs. EncouraEement. Players can
find no encouragement playing before
empty seats. So your attendance at 20
morrow, and Sundays games will show
them that you are behind them. and
! the StoSie crow will play their heads off
| for a win. and win they shull. BE pres
cnt tomorrow md give them long pull
| and little boost Sunday will clncn
! the flag for Wheeling's park.
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HARVESTERS TAKE
TWO FROM Blenders

SPRINGFIELD. o.. Sept. 7.-sprinS,
Md took both games from south Bend
this afternoon the first one by the
score % to and the second one %
nothing. NcColl pitched both for the
visitors and was not hit hard but the
blows were punched. The scores;
First Game.
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DETROIT. Mich. Sept. 7.-Dctroits
pennant hopes received set back TO-
day when st. Louis took wicrd game
from the home team,,G 10 o. The Ern-
crosby OF the Tiger pitchers OF whom
five were used. was responsible Tor th%
defeat. Thirteen visiting etttsmen were
given bases on balls. Score: f. II. r.
St. Louis .0O203 O. 0
Detroit .......O21 000l 10 ~ l
Davenport, Koob. Plank and Hartley;
Dauss. Boland. Dubuc, Cunningham
Mitchell and Stannge, Baker.
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INDIANS DROP OUT.

CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-Chlcago fell on
RaxLy in the eighth inning to-day. anu;
aided by walks off him and Coumoe ana
81 wild throw by kavanagh. won from
cleveland. ) to 3. The Indians hit Faber
hard, hut fast fielding. in which Schalk
starred. kept down their runs Inc n
score: ~
Cleveland ......0 Q O. l!
Chicago ....O 90 10 0 o g.
Tngby, Crmmhc, Morton and 0Neil;
I'a lu,r and SChalk.
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RED S()X
WIN PROM ATHLETICS ALTHOUGH
OuTBATTED AND OUTF1ELDED.
Senators and Yankees Divide Double
Bill-Indians Lose to White Sox-
Tigers Drop Ono to Browns.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 7--Alth"ugh
outbatted and outiicldcd by Philadclphin.
Boston won tohay'S game To u. The
only scoring was done In the fourth in
ming when Janvrin got tho only haSr on
balls given BY Majors. Picin!ch throw
Wild to second on Walsh's bunt, H"hlil-
zcllo's out sent Janvrin homo and Walsh
stole third and scored on SCOTS single.
Score:
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Two base hts-Wachtck Sacrifice
hits-Fisher 2: Evers, Coveleskie. Comp
ton. Stolen bases-Whelan (2); Hell
mer f2); Miller. Base on balls-Oft
Wachtel 3; off Compton !. Left on
hases-Grand Rapids :: Muskegon S.
Hit by itcher--By Warhtel. Carey. Hits
off Wachtel 10 in Id innings. Struck
out by Wachrel 4 by Compton l. Time
l:4O. Umpire-daly.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Observation-Disclosures 8; At
lanta .. First game innigs, by
agreement. Birmingham, Il: Atlanta,
l. (Secondgane, innings, by agree
ment).
At mphis-Memphis. 2: Chattanoo-
ga. 0.
At Little Rock-Little Rock, l: Nash
Vile. 5.
Others not scheduled.
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Seven innings.

Seven lnnlHSS . - 20,
Wagner. Sacrifice hits--V.- Spencer.
Double pIays-Whttchouse to syk"r It, to
Jacobs; mitchell 10 Skater to CEGii.
Struck out-Ry Ainsworth d: oaSe Oh
. Wild Observation-Disclosures. LETT on
bases-Day,on 3: Terre Haute 8. I'm
nire-C.iSni. Time no.
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,,.a.r Goi5er,nan. Sacrifice hits
Varley. Gray, Wagner. SacrlhcS Nus -
SYKES: Sykes TO Nee to Sykes: Jacobs
to Emmer 70 Marley: Wagner, TO Mltcn-
eli: Mitchell TO Gilbert. Hit by pitcher
I-S,orch Struck out-By Crum .; o.
De;ss stolen bases-Gygli. Umpire
NEC;eiscI. Left on basss-Dayton .: Ter
re Haute l. Time-l:52.
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Sacrifice hits
S,ul,n bases-Shoylin.

Stolen bases--Shovlin. Sacrifice hts
Hensi,nS. Spencer. Two, base hits
Double plays - Watson to GrodlcE
Strike outS-McColl /, Loudcrmilk j.
Base on balis-McColl /: Loudermlk 0:
Left on haSes--Sr-ingficld g. South Send
I. Hit batter-Dunn. Umpire-Iolmes.
l'ime-l:l
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Three base h!t--raSkert. Sacrilica
hit---killt!cr. Sacrlticc t!F-iciNtH.
Double plays--Eancroft to Nteh"fi TO
imderus. Lett on Observation-Disclosures
Z: Boston :. Bases on ha!ls--ot: NIX"%
IND in . innings; Off liagAn IL and 3
IN s: off Rculhach and in !. Struck
ou,-hy Rixey ): by Raglan .: by Rcui-
bach i. Cmpircs-luigIey and Byron.
',yps.-1 80.
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HOW THEY STAND
Yestcrt1ay's Results

Wheeling, Z: EVnnsvIl1c. 2.
Grand Rapids. 3; Muskcgon. /.
Cl) Springfield. g. South Bend. 2.
t2l Springfield. 3 South Bend. D.
90 Terre Haute, &; Dayton. 2
e. Tcrrc Hautc. 2; Dayton, y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-08
BLACK SOX WIN
FROM MUSKEGON

MrSKEGON. MICH. Sept. 7-Grand
Rapids won loday's game from Mus
kegon by score OF 10 l. Jack Comp
ton. early season cast of Of MuskeSon.
allowed the local club but lrc hits
here today and one run. Score:
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The Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston. 2: Philadelphia, 0.
% Washington. s; New York, l.
(2) New York. :; WashinEi on. ..
Chicago. 5; Cleveland. 3.
ST. Louis. 6; Detroit. S.
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The Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

PlttshnrGh, ); Chicago, 7.
New York, 4: Brooklyn. l..
% Philadelphia. 4; Poston. ?
t2) Philadelphia, 2; boston. o.
No others scheduled.
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DAYTON CLOSES BY
LOSING A DOUBLE

DAYTON. OHIO. Sept. The locat
Central League season came to a Close
here todar with the Vets dropping nuLn
games Of a double header 70 IefTe
Eaute The scores were i 10 - ahu
to 0. Scores.
First Game.
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to spencer. Crlchlow to Clark to Cave
Base on balis-Clark !, McColl 3. Left
on hases--SprinStlcld i. South Bend 3.
Hit batter Crltciilow. Umpire -
Holmes. Timc-l:%5.
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Second Ganlo
SENOIIU
BOSTON, September =

r. IT. r.
pbfedalphia .... 600 600 002-2 c 0
49,, 600 0rA nnn-0 5
Myer and Burns: Hughes. Barnes and
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South. Bend ...n On n q o o.
Springfield ......,:3 K
1Iar,le . ffensliug. Sacrifice hits
spencer Baehans. Sacritic" hi"s--Tan-
nrhill Two base htts-Crichi"w. I'D
man. Double pays--Clark 70 Cavency
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PIRATES TAKE ONE

PITTSBURGH. Sept. Heavy hit
ting featured Iodays game. Pittsburgh
winning from Chicago . to l. Aftsf
Welding six hits and three runs In tho
second inning. Packard was taken out
aud Prendcrgast took his place. and also
was hit hard. MamauX was forced from
the box in the seventh. Cooper relieving
him while the tying run was on thlrd
and no ono out. and held the Visitors
runIess the rest Of tho game. Score:
K. II. E.
Chicago . 900 1O2 1OO--4 II 0
Pittsburgh $500. 12l O10 00x-5 IL 0
Packard Prendergast. Carter and
wilson; Mamaux, Cooper and Schmidt,
Fischer.
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rrpERRAS LOST

SUPEHBAS LObT
NEW YORK, Sept. New York
broke even on a four game series with
Brooklyn here today. by winning the
fourth game. to |. Schupp rermttted
only two hits. and only. 81 Brooklyn
men went to mat. Wheat hit nome
run for Brooklyns only run in the sec
ond. The veteran Rucker also pitched
a clever game. Score:
R. Fl. F.
Brooklyn -..... 90 ooo 0no-l 2 3
New York ....... 600 p94 oOx-4 l
Rucker and Miller; Schupp and Rari-
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Nlckles spent In advertising just now
mean dollars OF rental Income In the
course of the year.
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TIGERS DROP ONE.

Foster 2; Majors 4. Ump!res-Nalli
and OLoughlin. Time-l:5O.
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fcated Pardcc and Miss Stanton. Char
lesion, CO; CO.
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loo 03O l00--l
49, 600 ore "0h---2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
= Some Sport Winners In 1915 =

Baseball
Worlds, champion Boston American.
American Leagre champion Postons 44.. S%Ma
champion Sos Sy D.t ssx fo't
Philadelphia r''"' o''e''no As''no''
Champion pitcher, American 1easne-Joe Wood, Boston
Cornell and Pittsburs
singles champion william M Johnston California
doubles ehampiohswinm Clarence J.
NS. single. Msa gas
Miss Eeonora Sears, Boston .e ,a EgE faE
National amateur sehampion D. Gardner Jr chicago e
National womsns ehamplonAfs fandetbeeE,
open champion D. rraysr, Montelaif N J.
fft: af Hockey a
Poughkeepie Regatta-corneil so
Yale Harvard Regatta, New LOndon--Yae.
Champion Champion sSa .saSos p GpGta Boat Club
Senior championship Meadow Brook Long Island
Junior ehampOn'hiP-Br yn Nav Eaw1 Pennsylvania
Champion-Roame. = # *%Ga1@'ss'-.
Champion PAGER William -.1'.>c
wa ,1 sIEts ana f sss. Ne. York.
Three cushion chsmpOn-Afredo De Ore Cuba
Pool anss.u1 s. Es.' sns f fss
Glass bakne champiOnJOh Mayer Philadelphia (turned pro
Pool ch%mp on~J s1 Howard shoemaker, New York
National amateur nen New York
~ - + oourtT snnis'
National amateur shs%pioGay Gould New York
H: professional s%s::Sa T3 @
National amateur champion ohrt "a. '-r 10. :".,
professional championFrank L. Kramer East Orange,
Yachting
National eAampion--Resoluts:
Worlds heavyweight ehampion-jess Willard, Kansas.
Leading Divsr-Ear Cooper, New York. - =.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
Expenditures Exceed Receipts BY
approximately Sixty Thou
sand Dollars
WHERE THE MONEY COMES
FROM AND WHERE IT GOES
Books Of Municipality Not To
Close For Week To Allow Set DID,.
tlement For Year

The city treasurer closed his books
yesterday afternoon at four o'clock
showing that there was cash on hand
Of $242.257.02. The receipts for the
day amounted to $26,s12.53 and the dis
bursements through the Office to almost
$4,000. These disbursements consist
ed Of sundry bills and the pay rolls in
the city and outside districts, Besides
the disbursements from the office of the
treasurer there were the payments to
the city employees on their warrants
presented at the banks which will be
cleared nj the treasury on Monday.
This will amount to almost as much as
was paid out by the treasury.
Receipts For Year
The total receipts Of the city for the
past year have Appropriated 81 200, 900.
The greater portion of this coming
from the taxes on real and personal
property and the road and other spec,
life taxes which accrue to the munich
pality from the Territory which col
leets all taxes. The income from eoun-
ty reaizatiOns has amounted to about
$24O,000, this sum being made up from
the licenses, fines and costs of the
courts, realizations Of the police depart
nIent, garbage bureau, building and
plumbing inspections and Kapiolani
Park receipts.
When the elearanees between the
banks and the treasurer are made on
Monday morning, as Of the last day of
the year. the amount spent by the city
for the twelve months will be approx
mately 81 100000. The difference in
receipts and expenditures being made
up by the registered warrants held by
the banks. The books of the city will
have TO be kept open for several days
to get all the receipts of the different
departments in and accounted for.
Cash Balances By Funds
The cash balances in the different
funds at the close of business yester-
day were, general fund, $3l ,077.21; per
manent Improvement fund, $50,299. 10;
school fund, $l6,020.65; cash basis
fund, $l0S,7SS.20; road tax fund. 3d.
T715; water fund, $l7, 649.25; sewer
fund, $2sS6; game bird fund, $l759.37.
The appropriations made by the
board of supervisors from all funds for
the twelve months amounted to approx
imately 81 ,435, 900. 1t is probable that
this amount will not be all spent and
that considerable saving in the balances
not spent will be made. 1t will be a
couple of weeks before the books of the
county will be balanced for the year as
there are still several departments to
make their returns to the auditor and
treasurer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04
MUFFLER VALVE OF k-4
CRACKS UNDER WATER
Submarine Meets With Accident
Thirty Feet In Depths

When the submarine K-4 was sub
merged to thirty feet on Thursday
morning nhuffler valve cracked She
was forced to blow all her ballast tanks
to come to the surface. No water en-
tered the hull, but the inability Of the
water Jacket about the engine, exposed
to the rush of waters, to Withstand q
heavy sea pressure endangered her. (
The K-4 was diving Off Magazine
island, Pear Harbor. She trimmed
heavily to thirty feet in eighty or nine
ty feet of water when the valve gave
way.
The valve closes the exhaust of the
Diesel engines when the submarine is
submerged and her motive power is
given by her batteries. With it giving
no protection against the sea, water
entered the jacket of the water cooler,
but, it was stated, did not get into the
hull of the boat itself The water. cool.
er jacket might have given away in a
short time however, with disastrous
consequences.
1t was not necessary to use the pro-
pellers to bring the boat TO the surface,
Lieut.. J. p. Gliding is commander of
the k-4. She was diving and making
surface runs yesterday
All four submarines of the X class
and the tender Alert will come to Ho.
nolulu Monday to 60 into drydock.
The Alert will be longest in dock, about
ten days, and about twenty days will
be required for ALTO be cleaned and
overhauled. After that work is finish
ed the submarines will have target
practise between Honolulu and Pearl
Harbor.