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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
Interclub Bowling League to Open

The season OF the Interclub Bowling League
win get under way tomorrow night The
from the Manufaetussrs Club Dni9n League i,
DANES VIII be bowled every Thursday nsht
until the close Of the season on March ~ rhs
Nerlon Whites, Overlook Greens w., over
brook Whites. Germantown White V. oelmsn
MaaufactuTsrs' club Blues hseaust club Ma Ma,
Ieague Blues vs. Union League Whites These
games will be bowled on the home alleys,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
DICK MERRITT WORKS HARD
WITH PENN CHARTER TO WIN
INTERACADEMIC TITLE AGAIN
yellow and Blue Has Won Title for Last Three
Years, and Little Quakers Do Not Want to
Make 1916 an Exception
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

back, and, with sltley. the sixth veteran at
tuliback. you have the entire Penn Charter
team, the eleven that Dick Merritt ls con.
ndent VIII bring the interacadomic League
Iootbau championship 70 the Twelfth and
MARKET streets institution Of knowledge for
the fourth consecutive year.
Games Called OF
Penn Charter has been somewhat handi-
capped In its early schedule games After
defeating Norristown High School. Chestnut
HUI Academy and St Lukes School were
unable 10 keep engagements with the
Yellow and Blue
The schedule for the season, as arranged
by Manager Reiehner. follows;
October ao--west Philadelphia Hish. at
October 2T-swsrthmore Prep. at swarth-
November s-Iansdowns HiEh. at Queen
,, November 10 Friends Central. at
November iT-Episcopal Academy. at
Novombsr 24-osrmAn,Own Academy. at
Injuries and illness have failed to deter
Coach Merritts work in any way. Piersol.
the captain sprained his arm In one OF the
early drills, but the member Ia In good shape
again. lie is out daily practiclng as
diligently as any of the other young
gladiators. even though he is captain.
Others Recover
Smith. the veteran tackle. was on the
side-lines for while with an infected foot,
but he. too, has recovered and Is on the
field every afternoon. working hard with the
intention OF helping bring the fourth con-
secutive Interacademic League title to Penn
Charter.
For while II was thought that J. Spur
would have TO fit the fullback job, as Sitley
was away from his studies-and tho foot
ball field-sick but since his recovery Les
ter is showing more pep than ever and
that places Jack back to his guard position
Coach Merritt doesn't figure that his
Charter chargers have a cnch OF II In the
league race and he is keeping the boys out
on the chalked-off battle field until after
dark every day. They are showing that
practice makes perfect, for the team is work
ing like a well-oiled machine and now II
is only a matter of a contest with good
stif opposition to see whether the Il. G
bunch can show as we'll In real game as
II can in preparatory mixes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

SENATOR'S 10 DE rRANsFERREps

NEW YORK. oct. fs.-Rumors were rc-
vivcd here today that the American t.eteue
franchise IN Washington would be trHns-
ferred 70 Brooklyn. the Senators using the
Dodgers field The owners OF the wash
ineton club are said 70 have become dis
gusted with the poor patronage there and
want TO shift 20 some other city. preferably
Brooklyn before tho 1917 season begins.
The rumors have cropped up several timss.
but always were denied.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
CUNNINGHAM Is
HIGH BOWLER OF
LEDGER QUINTET
Consistently Good Scores
Are Made by Men in the
Curtis League
THREE GAMES PLAYED

The Curtis League has begun lts NTH
annual bowling tournament on the Terminal
Alleys The Journal Press, last years
champions. took two OF the first three
games from Post Press; Evening Ledger
took the same number from Beck Engrav-
Ing Country Gentleman and Curtis En-
Eraving downed Mckee Press and Color
Press, respectively. in all three games.
Following are the scores:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
T0mOrrOtU's Tournament
and TOddy's Tee Talk

First thirty-six holes Of seventy -two-hole
medal play for the open championship Pf
Philadelphia, at Philmont Country Club,
era connected with clubs, members Of the
United States Golf Association, professional
and amateur.
Eighty golfers are sure 10 qualify for the
trophies offered In the annual finale tour
ney nc Atlantic City next week, and u i
expected that another sixteen will be added
" the entry list IL as overwhelming as now
seems likely
Play over the seaside course Is extremely
popular Mt this time. Of the year, and th"re
aro tew d the reai local son ~ ~entnus.is,s
Prizes OF every possible nature are Dnrrgd.
and the course IL open without rharEo all
Of next week 20 those wn1 Will take part
In the event. Tho play Is open 60 all mem
brrs of clubs In the u. >. q, A., aud entIies
bins, secretary. Atlantic Cit.. ~. =,
The record entry list OF the local season
ls expected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

MICHIGAN Is putting I'm some hard
llcks for the big game with the Michigan
Aggies next Saturday. Frank Sommer Is
coaching the Aggies and the game will
attract more than passing interest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

THE BACKFIELD problem is worrying
Big Bill, OF Syracuse. Newberry Is out
Of the game and as yet no substitute has
been found 20 take his place. Yesterday
Hollenback started practice with Meehan
at quarter, Rafter and Mott Brown at
halves and Williams at fullback. Before
the scrmmage was over. however. Bill sent
every available backheld man into the
fray. Newberry's loss TO Syracuse weak
ems the team rs much as soppltt's weskens
Pitt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

DAVE rIBBorT has taken his place In
the regular Princeton lineup and will re-
main there all season. Tibbott's drop
Kicking makes him valuable man and
Speedy Rush will use him as much as pos
sible. The star kicker has been on the In
Jured list since the early part OF the sea-
son. Allan Brown, who was Ineligible last
year, played great game against the
scrubs yesterday ripping through the line
ior Two touchdowns. Brown plays half
back
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

Shoot at Point Breeze Today
The Point Breeze Gun Club will usher in the
lIvs.bird shooting season today at Point Breeze
Park,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

EDWIN n. WHITNEY. of PhIladeI-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

NOTE ,--It is impossible 20 ssn a package Of 10
cigarettes Of all Turkish tobacco for Sc. Not that
this Turkish tobacco costs more than Virginia, but
because dup, esaa Jrsighl Aasis< in,aSaso, and
s<rsssfs< k4salfs8 f1arRy must be added 10 tho
cost Of al Turkish fohzccos. But redmonss, made
u fhehesk grade yifsipis tobacco have none Of these
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

THE ARMY FOOTBALL MEN are ge
ting n taste OF the horrors OF war. Yeste
day the cadets drilled all afternoon an
last night and instead OF hitting the hay
the accustomed hour. Coach Daily took u
men into the gymnasium turned on a
electric lights gave them a white footba
and allowed them TO practice for an hot
or so. The forward passing was goo
considering the conditions under which Il
men worked.
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"PENN HAS UNLIMITED POWER IN

"FENN HAN UNLIMITED FUWEH N
her attack" says Or. Roy Mercer. OF
Swarthmore. "in the game last saturday
noticed that the linemen opened hole
which permitted both halfbacks 10 ~
through and precede the man with tho ball
Any team that can do this will bear watch
ing In the future. believe Penn will have
n strong team this year as soon as the mer
find themselves"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

phla. today was elected superintendent OF
the University OF Rochester football team
says the p. l.. this morning. For the
luvuhmike what's "a superintendent OF a
football team?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

Totals. sos so4 $40
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football team9
CARLISLE Put OVER one OF its usual
surprises yesterday. when the football team,
minus the blare OF trumpets, strolled out
on the gridiron and wRlloped the Lebanon
Valley scrubs by the score OF 20 to Q. No
one knew the Indians even thought OF play
ing football this year. as the Department OF
the Interior virtually abolished the sport
last winter. However. the Government
officials have consented 60 allow the game
TO be played ON a small scale and a schedule
II being arranged.
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There Is nothing peculiar IN the actioo
Of the stock market since Mexico sud
denly offered the menace of war moro
man "A week ago WIN u" orders to
mobilize the National Guard AZ the nut
set OF the past week ana with the clash
between Me%lcans ana our troops AT
ffi'Zal' ocean" obvious ina, Inc
posture or our relations win Mexico
nortehded pellserehcS. without c'unt-
ing on any miracles 10 avert II the stock
market proceeded 70 conduct Itself a.
STOCK markets Always 40 whon war ~
a contineency more or less dehnit IN
the upshot the steps 10 discount wa" are
APT TO DE arrested with the ~ou'hrehH
OF hoStilIu"s ana taeh' unless TN" coi'tlot
threatens 10 impose a tremendous S''aln
on atoh energies ana the
sequel Is usually an expansive reflection
or the stlmuIus 10 otort cpinpelHeu BY
the fequ!ftflehts OF the war
Inc ahUclpatnry decline, however, N
the advance OF impending war X one
or the most iamiliar or stock mirhe'
phenomena. IL expresses r~ecognit N OF
the Iact that war; whether or not II
Is gong 70 MAKE a serious d'a't ot.
national resources, Is always an inhu-
ence Tor disruption and dislpcation ~
the business community even though
the disturbance Is strictly accommodate
ing. War takes men ava from incl;
work. 1t upsets business plans and in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-26
FINANCIAL REVIEW
OF THE PAST WEEK
stock Market Conditions I'm
Relation to Mexican and
Other Factors.
STRONG

Speculative selling for the decline has
combined with material liquidation from
distressed speculative accounts to domi-
nate the stock market IN tho last few
days and determine the immediate
course Of prices. The market has shown
In various quarters a good deal OF
weakness. and II has been manifest that
the share list was not in a position OF
technical soundness where. for the past
year. speculative activity had been most
pronounced. The stock Exchange &C.
currences we're. however. a rather
familiar repetition OF phenomena which
appear when circumstance external to
the market provide a sufficient cause or
excuse for an elimination OF structural
defects. 1t is hardly necessary at
such times to regard these occur
renccs as constituting a forecast
of the markets future except In
the degree that they frequently, II not
customarily, preccde substantial improve
ment In quoted values IL the activities
OF business and finance are established on
a firm basis. This precisely seems TO be
the prevailing fact about the case or
economic enterprise In the United states
to-day.
All our mercantile and financial mar
kets are subject TO the superficial de-
rangements inevitably involved In the
fortunes of the European war and the
certainty OF ultimate peace. They are
bound to be affected by the vic~issitudes
of the agricultural season and of the
national political campaign. such mat
ters as the crisis In Mexican AFFAIRS are
influences which much he reckoned with.
Yet none of these things Impair the fun
danental strensth OF our economic posi-
ton. The country was never SO strong
as IL is now in all the basic respects
which contribute to the maintenance or
profitable enterprise or assure us re-
covery from intervals OF checks and set
backs. The advantages when the Euro
uean war has vouchsafed us measure an
extraordinary ability TO realize the fu-
ture OF business opportunity wheh the
Old World war has ended and the great
nations now ENGAGED in u turn their at
tention to constructive efforts.
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Conclusion Of Bear Cycle.

The vast paric which the outbreak OF
the E.uropean war spread throughout the
world two wears ago did not In all prob
ability usher in what Wall street calls a
bear cycle "a commerce ana hnance. IL
anything u probably marked. as euch
great cataciysms Invariably do, the con-
clusiou OF a bear cycle. Ire relation
which our country has econom!ca4lN
come TO hold to the rest OF the world
suggests that the part which we are.
likely TO .lay for the next few years Will
be characterized by a very remarkable
expansion OF business and banking en-
deavor
These considerations seem to he worth
keeping in mind at this time IN order TO
have the proper setting and perspective
for current financial and commercial
events. The investors viewpoint deserves
better TO he regarded llan that of the
sIeculator. Speculation is all for price
movements In one direction or another.
Investment concerns itself chiefly with
such matters az the security OF principle
and the margin Of safety protecting
Yields. on al accounts the investment
attractions OF our securities market to-
day seem to offer adequate inducements
In both these particulars. The price
level is far from an inflated one, and the
range of interest and dividend returns
seems TO be angle compensation FOR the
risks which attend investments at any
time. There is no obvious reason why
an investor should not have hts stocks
now. even II the Spectator has been
protesting volubly Of late that he could
not see why he should look AT prices with
other than a disapprovine. eye.
For six months speculative conjecture
has Increasingly occupied itself with a
prospec talked Of in terms Of decline.
contraction and depression anticipating
the dire consequences of peace abroad
on occasion discussion has been empha-
rized by unsettl!ng instances such as
Mexico has furnished. the drift OF
argument al, ha!uE autagol..tic 70
the constructive SIDE Z stocks. Ist in a
broad survey OF recent Wall street HIS
tory II is doubtful II marketwise dis
cussions have done anything more than
reflect the existence and gradual reduc-
ton Of an impaired speculative account
open for the rise. The continuation of
Ills process by last weeks accelera'ion
which the aspects of our relations with
Mexico stimulated. car only serve to put
the share list in more excellent shape Il
respond TO the operations of constructive
forces to which II has for months beer
!nsensitive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-26
LAST WEEKS BOND MARKET.


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Sales. est. est. ms Oh H'sh Low
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-26
Seeking Price Activity.

seeking Price ActtNity.
While the financial district discussed
the Mexican situation last week in all
its bearings 1t was only the speculative
element seeking pr.ce activity on the
size of decline which made any pretence
Of assuming that Mexican developments
could be a paramount influence In tn,
course OF volumes and values. The
same element weakened Its own con-
ciusions by the collateral stress which
was laid on other arguments for aking
a depressed view of the outlook for
stocks and business. such as the re.
dictionary tendencies showing In various
commercial markets, the complication
Of p~artisanship and patriotism betwee
the coincidence OF the Mexican crisis
with the beginnings OF the domestic
political campaign and the chance tina.
the European war was approaching 4
climax which would precede erectual
peace negotiations even though the res.
toration OF peace should be delayed until
next year.
These matters are OF more permanent
Importance than the contingencies q.
Mexican events, but any u~nprejudiced
examination OF conditions and prospects
suggests that confidence In the construc-
tive possibilities OF the future Is NOR.
than warranted. There Is, first. the
extraordinary economic strengthening
which the country Ia nn1aFUOlnU during
no European war This 1. stiIl continu.
mo Tho new r,oyem.p, ~ pr,,isb ooh,
sro,r canada was Increased 70 abou,
s-e ooo ooo NV los, ueak,. rece,p,. ,rd
,b,s inno,,,,ior o, IN. reserve has,. ~
c-eai, 10 ar ,nu~is,aIob, s ,oter a, tho
rountry's steady vruw,h i'm economic
rowsr
TIVE re~ac,iorarv ,es,ur.. n, vsr,ou.
rarLs,s no,ahiy sowa -, ~. ,n.,ai
markets are nn,h,ny to he regretted
Tbo .xtre,sly bt,h ,rices Which only
rsro,,iy nr.yauad ,epdsd 20 cbe,L for-
ward sc,iyi,,es ard strain domestic In.
,aras,s The "a a iarga a,car.nce hs-
,,aar ,tr,aIr a,a ,no,i, h,a roac,,or ana
49, noss,hii,, ,ar s,s,aIn,rv oros,ahis
.rtorrrisa Which ora ,nd.ad iLssiv 70 he
ornaa W. rn,aon. rha 80, 400.
.on e. rss,ac,or" c,airi,, hecan.s
,I,n uao,har 49, 49, BOO IA a,d RAINY
t,, 49, naaas o. va ia ,ho, s,,cb
naa, har q. CO.. 80 ,r,,,,,ous ,ha, sx.
aa.st,e -. 80 arour,, A. o. ,oii-
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soH in w. oh,,,a,fors ~
.onIu. 80, o. ss cnv.rr.
80, - r.nnoI rr,sIs ava ,bo nnipions
-, - .. 60, 60, r.,,,t,.
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TRANSACTIONS FOR THE WEEK.
Raurond and other shares.

The following table gives in addition to the saMs FOR the past week and
rams of stocks OF the New York Stock Exchange their dividend Yields call
on the closing sale or bid prices OF Friday night:
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military mobilization and preparedness
for actual hostiiities the country long
ago was forcibly moved to a war foot
ing by the European conflict. From the
financial and business standpoint II was
duly noted In the lis' few days that wa
with Mexico could only impart an In.
creased or renewed momentum to ,rade
and industry in the direction Of the
activities which the European war pro-
noted.
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NTrustee for Personal Trusts
Crust Go.
vsith Avenue sad seth s., New York
PUBLIC MOTTO ~

Office
3ho Neponsst National Bank OF CRntor
llaHsi located q, Csn.on. In ths Stat, al
y1eseAchusetts In closing It's anuirs. Al
DoSe .hoiders and other creditors OF the
oAoocie are therefore hereby notified 10
D6oeent the notes ana other claims for nay.
Dent. ,.,. n, W. DUNBAR. Cashier,
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TENDERS FOR PRINTING 1877
CARNIVAL POSTERS


Tenders for lithographing or print
ing the Mid-Pacific Carnival Posters
Postcards and Stickers for 1917 will
be opened at II o'clock noon, August
Is, 1916. at Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee Rooms, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Specifications may be obtained al
the Promotion Committee Rooms
Honolulu. or the San francisco
branch, J. Walter Scott, 297 Monad
mock Building, San Francisco.
The directors do not bind them.
selves to accept the lowest or any bid
MID-PACIFTC CARNIVAL CO.,
LTD,
Secretary.
Honolulu, July 20, 1916.
654O-July 20, 81, Aug. I. 2, 3, 4, 5. Il,
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AUCTION BULLETIN

On Friday we have sale Of unclaim:
ed freight from American-Ha Hawaiian
8. s. Co. -
We have also a lot Of Furniture,
Stoves, Gas Stoves. OIL Stoves, two
inch Beds, Springs, Mattresses,
Chairs and sundries to clear.
We are ready to clear out any
quantitysof Furniture promptly, the
better the goods the easier we can
SELL We have constant attendance
Of buyers looking for clean goods,
and are ready to pay fair prices. or
sell In the usual way for q commits
sion. bat do not keep the Furniture
until 1t is all eaten with borers and
then expect to prices for 1T cant
be did Clean Furniture free from
bbrefs sells at fine prices in the
Honolulu Auction Rooms, 8.
Bailey, Mgr. s {
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~ AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS
IMPROVEMENT NUM-.
Der Two-KING STREET EN-
TENSION AT MOILIILI.

SEALED TENDERS win be re
ceiyed up to, and opened at. IL o'clock
noon on August IL, 1916. being the
twentieth day after the first publica'
ton hereof. at the Office OF the Clerk
of the City and County OF Honolulu,
Room 8. Mcintyre Building. Honolulu,
Territory Of Hawaii. for constructing.
and for the furnishing and paying for
all materials. tools, equipment and Ia
Dor to construct, the street improve
ments in FRONTAGE IMPROVE
MENT NUMBER TWO - KING
STREET EXTENSION at Moiliili.
District OF Honolalu. City and County
OF Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii. iu-
Guiding ameng other improvements
the grading. paving with 'BlhIlithicr
on crushed rock base, construction
of new curling. and storm drains, in
said improvement, all to be under and
by virtue OF Sections 1793-1s13. Re-
yised Laws OF Hawaii. 1915. as ameni-
ed by Act 164, Session Laws OF Ia.
wall, 1916, and Of the proceedings
Hereunder. and all to be constructed
according to detailed plans and cross;
sections, specifications Including gem
eral conditions and specific details1.
Proposal. contract and bond. relat-
ing to said Frontage Improvement. u.
corporated herein by reference. tbs
same being on file in the Office OF the
City and County Clerk, form Of WHICH
may be had upon application at said
Office and leaving deposit ofAFifty
Dollars l$50.00l.
The Engineers approximate estis
mate of the amount Of pavement tp
be laid Is 12,450 square yards. exclut
sive OF 1924 square yards TO be paved
by the Honolulu Rapid Transit and
Land. Company. z
Tenders must be on forms Of pro-
posal furnished as aforesaid and must
be accompanied by a certified check
as set forth in the specifications.
The Board OF Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any or all tenders
and to waive all defects
d. KALAUOKALANT, 80
Clerk, City and County Of Honolulu.
653S-July 2s, %, 81 Ahg 2, 4,
5. z. 5 and
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Chinchilhs. valuable fur bearing
animals, which inhabit high noun.
tains in Chile, have been imported
into England for breeding expert
ments on farm.
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This, country imported more than
100000 pounds of shelled almonds
from Spain last year, considerable
fitfease over itRe figures for the pre-
vious year : ssis4 :
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One man was killed and two wound.
ed In a fight Mt Virginia, Mimi, be-
tween special police and !. w. w.
strikers.
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BUSINESS GUIDE
CONTRACTORS AND suILoEas

Geo. NJ. Yamada: concrete. wood and
stone construction Estimates fur
nished. Road building. grading. etc
Room 20s McCandless Bldg. Phone
1857. 646S-tf
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BEFORE THE FENCE COMMITS.
SIoNERS OF HONOLULU DIS.
TRCT, CITY AND COUNTY or
HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HA.
WAI.
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THE PIERPOINT.
- thAnaa,he, 80 uya;h;l-t %

"On9 the Beach at waikiki"
Furnished bungalows and rooms;
excellent meals; splendid bathing
and boating; 1000-foot promenade
pier: beautiful marine and noun
tain view; terms reasonable. Mrs,
tehn Caaesav tel .2s7e s2Aa-tf