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Evening Bulletin
From San Franelscoi
T.nrllfio April 16
For Gan Franelscoi
Sierra April ID
From Vancouver.
Mnkura April 28
For Vanoouven
Did you ever hear of man, With a
ubitanlial reputation, being harmed
by the abute or tnvy of other men? A
good reputation Uvea for ever eo does
a good article If properly advertlted In
a HOME paper.
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SScnlandla April 25
J 3:30 EDITION
Is The World's History For The Day
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ESTABLISHED 1882. No. 4903.
22 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 191 1. 22 PAGES.
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Federal Staff Centers
Forces On Local Fight
Two More Deaths
From Cholera
Reported
HASTEN EFFORT
TO STOP SPREAD
Senate Now Rushes Bill To
Regulate Manufacture
of Poi.
CHOLERA SITUATION.
Two more deatha reported tlila morn
ing, both victlmt male Hawaiian.
Drastic- qu.irantino ordered. Bathing at
Waikiki Beach atoppud. Ban placed on
surface water in Manna Valley. Senate
hurrying passage of bill to make pel
ahopa unitary. Resolution Introduced
In House calling for Investigation of
reoent deaths and production of proof
that they are due to choleral U. S.
leprosy investigation staff devotes at
tention to tracing cholera Infection.
Temporary appointment of city physi
cian to succeed Dr. Bruce Mackall, re
signed. Tlio dentin f two Hawullims at mi
early limi'r tills morning from Asiatic
choloiu. ntler McMickh of hut 11 few
limine, and Iho nliHOjitto dlngnoslH of
thn coses as Iho dreaded dlseaso bv
the Federal physlclana has been fol
lowed liy quick iictlcm by tlio Terri
torial' Urianl of Health.
All of tho ijiiar.iiitlno icgulutlotis
that wero In loico during tho rceout
epidemic will ho placed In operation
again with cicn inoio rlKornim roa
trlctloua. iiiiliinir ni Wnlklkl bench from Dia
mond Head In tho westerly side of (lie
Knllhl channel Mil ho forbidden and
stiong rcgulatlona will bo put Into
effect In iippei Miinoii Valley, wlicio
It Ik practically eorlitln Iho Infectcil
lain Mai been grown.
I)r. I). It. Currlo. under whoso mui
civIkIoii tho entire Hiiilf of tho rcilor.il
Leprosy lncstlgutlon Station lb work
ItiK cm Iho cholera cases, Btated this
morning thai the now onsen lint noon
tinccil absolutely to tho South sttcot
1H)I bhop that was opened whllo tho
City and Cmmty oillclals had control
or Iho situation ami which President
Mott-Hniltli of tho Hoard of Health
iiBaln staled this morning ho would)
not lino reopcncti iinnur any cncuiu
utnuccB. Tho two deaths thla mottling wero'
those or David Knllinnhniiii, an ahlo
hodled Hawaiian, about Hfty-nlx year.i
or ngo and David Kiihooatio, fort-t-oicn
years of ago. a
Kiillinaliaua was tnken Horn small
alley off Ilualaco I.ano at 8 o'clock
last night, tho caso being icimrfctl to
tho health nulhoiitloH by Or C. II,
Wood. Ho died at I o'clock this
inoinliiB anil ricr n post mortem e
tnhllsht'il tlio tact of cholera (ho re
mains weio cremated.,
Knliooano was taken fiom a limine,
mi Punchbowl stieot and Is hellovoi
to havo been u contuct caso with tho
llrst now rayo that appourod Weil
nesday, having boon doing sumo duty
as a guaul In connecllon with tho
proventatlto niensiiro undertaken by
thn Hoard or Health. Ho dlnd at 11
o'clock Ibis morning and that ho wai
a victim or clioloia whs ostubllshod
beyond doubt.
What Is (oiiBldered to ho tho nbso-
luto certainty or tlio disease being
spread by poi Is tho ract (hut the
two new canes untl ovon tho contact
enso woia eating s)I nmnnfactiiicil
in tho coiidemnod South slreot hhop,
Tho turn used hy tlio Chlnoso eitino
from Manna and ns u tcsuil tho most
stringent tesulatloim will bo enforced
III' tho Manoa dlstrlotn.
Swimming at Waiklkl is t'J ho ror
hidden becauso a Htream that hns Ha
Borneo near the tnr o patches In tipper
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Assistant Director Leprosy Investigation Station.
SENATE NOW APPROVES POI BILL
FIFTY-PI RST DAY.
Tho ol llll was pnxscd on t.cennd
mulhiff In the Ki'iuitn tliH tiioiiilin;, Hie
upptr Iiuiiso it tho I.orMhIiuo kuIiik
on rtcord ns expork'iicliiK a ch.tiiKn of
mind Tint only Hdiiitnr to explain Ills
reasons for cImiikIiii? Ills vote on tlio
bill, honour, was Hcii.itor CIiII1Iuk-
u'orlli, who, us chairman of the health
committee, dissented from the report of
the majority fumliu; the passago of
tho bill.
"I'wlsli to say tint in opinion mi
the question of touul lolitio! reuialusj
ns at llrsl," asserted t'lillllugwortli I
bellow that the lultl.itho In loo;il
benllh matters should rest with tho
county oillclals. Tho charges mndo In
the morning paper III reference to pol
itics apply jli"! as much to tlio Hoard
of Health im they do In tlio county. If
tho Hoard of Kupmlsors and tho city
and county physician had tnntigh ex
ictitlve nblll In enrrj mil the ordi
nance which was drafted for the board
by I'lesbh-nt Mntt-Hinltll, theie would
bo no lie, d of passing the poi bill I
urn convinced, Imnur, after mi ex
amination sir tlie pnl simps or the city,
that tin' In t thing for us to ijp Is to
pass tills hill I hotline President
Mott-stmith I" an hnnut unl conscien
tious olllchil"
WAR DEPARTMENT
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tt WAHIIIN'dTON. Apill IB Tho tt
it War Department hns not touched It
it a Ilnal decision mi ly tho uhau- !
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t: mill centtnlUatiou of .Hoops 111 tt
Toit Shatter.
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This calrty, recclcd this mmnlug
from the llullnt t n'n AVoshlngtou
coriosiHindcnt Is In icsponso to a re
ipieijt that, ho Inveetlgato tho local
NOT DEC!
Snatchers
Want Fruit
Pickers Now
TURNS
ATTENTION TO CHOLERA
C lillllngwnrth Hun moved ror tho
panHigo of tho bill on second rending.
when Knlolopu objected on the ground
that parliamentary rules or tho Sen
ate wero being violated In reconsider
lug n bill that hud hem Indellnltely
postponed. President Knudsen held
that fo long as the motion to recon
sider was made nn tlio succeeding day
tho motion to reconsider was entirely
In order. Kalolopu appealed from tho
ruling or the chair, hut his only sup
porter was Makeknu.
The vtilo was then taken that pass
ed tho bill on Its soennd reading, nud
It apiictini certain of being passed on
third rending Monday and going (o tho
(Invcrnor for his signature.
Tho Senatn deferred action this
mniniiig on tho llouso amendments to
Senate Hill No, 17, reducing thp pay
erf soma of the circuit court attaches,
but Increasing tho netiinl total of tho
hill 'by providing two Interpreters con
sidered unnecessary by tho Henate.
llouso Hill N'o. 219 was reportod on
hy tho select Oahit committee, provid
ing ror tho purchitso of land belonging
to the Kuplolanl Hstutn on Punchbowl
and appropriating $20,000 for that pur
pose House Joint Resolution No. 7, pro
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rumor that tho War Dcpnrtmont In
londs to Increase Tort Shatter to nc
compiodnto all tho troops stationed on
this Island and abandon tho plan to
erect a permanent post at liOllcuua,
It would appear from this that- tho
linpni Intent Is very seriously consider
ing tho centralization scheme
AMERICAN LOAN OF
$50,000,000 FOR CJ-IINA
(Associated Press Cable)
PEKING, China, Apr. 15. Papers
closing the fifty-million-dollar Ameri
can loan were signed today.
RECIPROCITY "DEBATE
STARTS IN HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D. C, Apr. 15 Tho
reciprocity debate was begun in the
Houso today.
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ESPERNAY, France, Apr. 15. The
rioting champagne workers resumed
their lawless tactics today, the police
being powerless to stop them.
EXCLUDE
FRUIMNIShippers"
HAIUINu
LABOR
Ono hundred laborers from tho oth
er Island!) came In on the Manna Ken
this morning.
It Is stated tliattlicso peoplo aro
hound for California, they having been
solicited by emigrant figouts working
In tho interests or California packers
that want fruit pickers.
Just what the movements of those.
pooplo will ho, Isvtiot yet known as
tho agents hnvo been working very
much under cover.
It Is apparent Imwoior that Cali
fornia has becomo thoroughly Imbued
with the Idea Hint Ilswall Is tho placo
to get laborers, and although tho Alas
ka canncrs liac cried enotigh, JJio
iron pacKtT3 lniciin 10 inao a aann in
tho gamo and get, all tho labor they
can from tho Inlands.
No statement has yet been becurod
trom thoso who bollcvo the iqcent
laws passed hy tho lglslatuw- nro
too radical ami "drastic" In tho pro
tection or tho Industries or Hawaii
frortl Pacific Const Jnide
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AT 'FRISCO;
Coast newspapers recehed today tell
not only of tho strike for higher wages
started by tho Klllpluos, Portuguese
mid other emigrants recruited hero us
soon as they got to Kan Pranclrcc. but
give' uu bleu as well of tho drastic uc
tlon taken by tho Alaska Packers' As
sociation to keep what men they coud,
Tho men lomplalued that they were
lured to Han p'runelsco hy false tales
of high wages. It appcara from tho
stories that tho packers will In thu end
get only a few of thoso who left Ho
nolulu, tho others being now ndrlft,
homeless and without work In San
Francisco.
It appears also (hat (ho reason for
tho raid on Hawaii's labor Is that tho
packers are trying to get their own
labor this year, whereas la former
years tho labor was furnished by Chi
neso contractors This ye-or tho pack
trs hired a Chinese firm. Cbu Cliu &
Co . ns iicents. and thn money loss will
fnll upon thn agents and tlio packers
us well.
Tho San' Francisco Call of April
gives tho following Interesting account
of the strike:
"Iilior troubles eif a south ecus' typo
found their wny Into tho economic bur
dens or Snn Francisco yosterday after
noon, when a band of 267 iaborors,
composed or Filipinos and Ifawallans,
shipped hero by contract on tlio steam
er Korea to work In tho canneries ot
tho Alaska Packers" Association, lint
ly retuscd to proi eed and squatting
down on tho edge of thn Paclllo Mall
pier gave themsclies up to song Tho
agents of tho association begged,
stormed and plc.idi.il They waved
ulort tho contracts, ready to bo sign
ed. They spoke hi tlireo languages and
with njany gestb illations; hut Inns
much ns tho burden ot Jhclr speech did
not contain tho requlslto prlco, tho ap
peals or eloquence dunged to profan
ity. "Tho Islandors hoedod them not
They linked their melodious tunks on
their guitars and mandolins, and do
parting In a. body to tho Filipino club
In Stockton street near Jackson left
behind (hem Iho echo ot tho Hawai
ian sting or rurowcll
"'Aloha oe, aloha cm, unlit wo moot
again '
."Tho complaint of tho men wns that
they had been brought to San Fran
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FOR SALE Palolo Hill
Ocean View
Kalmukl
Kapahulu
Nuuanu
Kallhl
Properties
JOSE J. DIAS
Bishop St., below King St. Phona 3448
LABORER
To Re Probed
Special Meeting of Merchants'
Association Called To
Discuss Levy
Discussion of tho shipper' wharf tnx
will I o tho chief purpose of n special
nicotine of the Merchants' Association
called tor 2 o'clock Wednesday after
noon by President White. A largo at
tciidanre Is requested.
Thl special meeting Is called at the
riniK-st of l"red I Wuldron. who wnnts
to know more of the administration of!
the ii;li pern' wharf tax funds If morn
can not he learned, ho wants to know
why
Uhls question hns been agitated from
lime (o time, but on every occasion
wid bns been passed around that haH
resulted In a quieting of Hie curjous.
BUSINESS MEN BACK OF -HEALTH
BILLS AND OPPOSE
UNION STREET RELOCATION
Iluslncss men as represented by tho
legislative committee of the combin
ed business organizations went n
record this morning as decidedly and
lgorously In favor of tho health hills
Unit havo been passed by tho Sen
ate, and nlbo as vigorously opposed
to tho relocation ot Union street thnt
has been gum-shocd thiougli to tho
House.
A meeting ot tho joint committee
was held at ten o'clock this rorcnoon.
Approval was gten tho health bills
establishing beyond question tho au
thority or the Hoard of Health In
SIXTEEN BATTLESHIPS WILL
BE SENT FROM ATLANTIC TO
PACIFIC; HAWAII RECOGNIZED
Agitation for getting half or tho
Amerlcun battleship llect Into tho Pa
clllo (Komi, In which Haw-all has taken
a promentnt part, will bo successful,
according to news that urrlved from
tho Coast today
Tho Hun FrunclBco papers have been
Informed by their Wushlngtnn repre
sentatives that sixteen battleships will
bo sent soon Tliei Call ot April 3 pub
lishes tho following from Washington.
WAB1IINOTON, D, C, Apr. 7 Thut
lull f or the American bultloshlp licet
will bo sent to tho Piicltlc Ocean with
in tho noxt year and wlfl remain thcro
until tho opening of the Funuma Cuual
In 1916 Is tho prediction or members
or Congress us a result of Informa
tion which Is said to havo leuked rrom
the Navy Department.
Senator Perkins of CuHfornhi, chair
man of the naval uffiilrs committee",
suld tonight that while nothing definite
had boon decided, ho nnd tho other
members ot tho Culirornlu delegation
havo been urging tho Navy Depart
ment to send sixteen battleships to tho
Pnclflc Ocean and hnd understood that
Secretary Meyer would Issuo such nn
order when thu fleet numbered 32 bat
tleships. Thirty. one Battleships Now.
Thern nro thirty-one battleships In
nctivo Borvloo now, and tlnr Arkansas
nnd Wyoming will soon bo added to
tho list, fly tho tlmo tho tlcet readies
Its full strength It Is predicted that
sixteen heavily armored craft will ho
stationed In tho Pacific.
Secretary Meyer of tho Navy Do-
Tax
nid the wharf tax has constantly gone
forward In tho samo old way. Thero
Is no accounting hatccr.
It is claimed by many merchants that
as the Legislature Is now considering
tho tax bill, this voluntary wharf tax,
levied ngulnst sonio and not paid by
I arse shippers of coal, lumber, oil, etc.,
should ho thoroughly discussed and tho
enct position of thcr merchant deter
mined If moro money Is needed for
mosquito campaigns and so forth, they
srn no reason why tho tax should not
he under a general levy, where tho
public would nt least lutvo tin nc
counting of tho expenditure of Its
funds
handling tho )l shops and nil other
mutters, including tho garbage de
partment. Minor amendments In tho tax bill
wero discussed and then tho commit
too went unanimously on record as
opposed to tho relocation ot Union
street as Is proposod In tho hill that
has already been quietly sneaked
through tho Scnnto whllo no ono was
paying any attention to It.
The general opinion seemed to bo
that Hlshop street should ho extended
If anything wns done and Unlou, stre6t
possibly closed.
partment denied tonight that half of
tho lleet had been ordered to the Pa
clllu Coast Ho did not deny that no
such orders would bo given
"All that I neeel sny is that lhe.ro Is
nn truth In tho story," ho usscrtcd.
Announcement wus mndo, however,
that tho second division of tho Amcr-
le-iin Atlantic fleet will mako a crulso
In tho Ualllc cither this spring or sum-
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OF CRAIG
A defense of Hnwall's stand
s against tho excursions of labor
recriiltora and tho constitution-
allty ot tho laws enacted by tho
I-eglslnture Is contained In an
! nnswor tiled In tho Supremo
Court tlilH morning to tho petl-
Hon ot n writ or habeas corpus
In behalf or Frank II. Craig.
Thn answor Is Hied hy tho tlrm
ot Klnnoy, llallou, I'rosscr & n
Anderson In bohalf of Sheriff
Jurrett, tho respondent and Is
s published on page seven of to- 4-
day's Issuo of tho II u 1 1 o 1 1 n.
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? $ s? 1' '5 $ 'j $ ? '5"& p.
All Asiatics
Says Hayes .
Of California
WASHINGTON, D. C, Apr. 15
Representative Everts A. Hayes of Cal
ifornia today Introduced In the House
of Representatives a drastio Immigra
tion bill. Under its terms all Asiatics
are excluded from the United States,
no distinction of nationality or occupa
tion being excepted. It la in line with
previous bills the same Representative
has introduced.
(fCpoclnl Ilullettn CaWs.)
OAKLAND, Cal, Apr. 15 Stanford
University won an eaay victory today
over the University of California In
the annual boat racea between the var
sity and freshman eights of the two
Institutions. In the varsity race Stan
ford won by eight lengths, covering
the three miles in 14 minutes 5 sec
onds. In the freshman race Stanford
again won by eight lengths in 16 min
utes. LINE-UP OF CREW6..
California.
S.Colt ...
W.Cope....
F. Beat ...
D.Hardy
R. Maynard
Position.
..Bow...
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..No.4...
,.No,5...
Stanford.
. .R. Olmstead
,C. H. Benson
. R. R. Halls
...L. F. Holer
,R. Duryea
E. Ball
.No.C. ,R. R.. Gilmer
CapO. Dav)daon..No.7 H. Seward
A. Malteata Stroke.. dpi, Schaupp
H.Kelly Cox....U F. Querean
Tho rncc rowed on Oakland Estuary
this afternoon between tho crows of
California" and Stanford Is tho big
aquatic event of tho coast and stands
In tho same relation ns does the Ox-rord-Camhrldgo
race In England and
tho Harvard-Ynlo race In tho Hast.
The raco today was conducted tin
der tho auspices of tho student bod
ies or tho two institutions,
California hns been tho winner flvo
limes previous to this year and Stan
ford has threo wins to Its credit. The
California men showed up much bet
ter In prnctlco than they did last
year heforo tho event, and tho Stan
ford crow also camo through harder.
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BIG LEAGUES
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Apr. 15.
Results of big league games todayi
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit Detroit 2, Chicago 0.
At Washington Washington 2, Bos
Hon 6.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 4, New
York 7.
At St. Louis St. Louis 3, Cleve
land 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston Boston 5, Philadelphia 4.
At New York New York 6, Brook
lyn 3.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 3, Pitts
burg 2.
At Chicago Chicago 3, St. Louis 3
(called tenthi darkness).
MEXICANS WONT FIRE
NEAR AMERICANS AGAIN
( Associated Press Cable.)
WASHINGTON, D, C, Apr. 15. The
government has been assured by both
the Mexican government and the rebels
that the firing near tho border that im
periled the safety of American clttxens
of Douglas, Arlx., will not be repeated.
REINFORCEMENTS FOR
BOTH SIDES ON WAY
(Associated Press Cable.)
AGUA PRIETA, Mex, Apr. 15. Doth
i the rebels and the federals are receiv
ing reinforcements today, and another
battle Is Imminent.
EL PASO, Tex, Apr. 15 Flghtino
lhas begun near Juarez, the rebels at
tempting to take tne city.
WASHINGTON, D. C Apr. 15. Tha
Sixth Cavalry has been ordered to Arl-
rnnm fpntn Daft Mnfn In nafrAl Cbfl
border.
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