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ESTABLISHED 1882. No. 5060.
12 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1911. 12 PAGES.
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PRICE 5 CENTS.
HITS
FACTS
FIGHT MAY GO TO U. S. SENATE
GATHERED TO BACK CHARGES
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LEGAL FIGHT ON
ROAD WOULDN'T
PREVENTWDRK
Hearing For Injunction Not
Expected to Delay
Progress.
CONTRACTORS READY
TO BEGIN AT ONCE
Lack of Auditor's Signature
Has No Bearing of Legality
of Contract Now Story
Punctured,
Copies of the bill for Injunction Med
by John H. WltMn In the Circuit Court
Jcsterdsy to prevent the Lord-Young
Knglneerlng Compnny from proceeding
with the Heela belt-road contract, were
nerved thin morning on the Lord-Young
compnny, the. loan fund commission,
which awarded the contract, and Au
ditor J. 1!. Planer.
The hearing will be argued within a
day or two, and T. 11. IVtric, secre
tary ot the commission, expressed con
f Itdence thin morning that the legal bat
tle will 1 over shortly. Members of
the commission believe, from audi ex
amination nf?thecomplnlnt made by
Wilson ns they could make this morn
ing, that the disappointed contractor
tins not much of n case. In view of the
fact that the commission proceeded un
der the nltorney-general'8 ndvlco that
It could discriminate between a respon
sible and Irresponsible bidder.
Kvcn If the en so Is carried to the
Huprcme Court. It Is pointed out that
the iictunl work on the belt road will bo
started Immediately and that It will
probably be finished before tho case Is,
but neither tho commission nor the
successful contractors seem worried
over the prospect of an extended legal
light.
Incidentally, a story sprung by the
morning paper to the effect that the
commission had made a blunder, and
that the contract Is not complete be
cause Auditor Fisher has not signed It,
was quickly punctured this morning.
The auditor dpesn't have to aftlx his
signature to the contract until llrst
payment to the contractors Is made. If
(Continued on Pag 6)
BOGERT ASKS TO
OPEN MILITARY
SCHOOL
That he should be allowed to open
a military school In Hawaii Is the re
quest of K, W. Bogert, former ser
geant at Kort Shatter. This was cm
bodied In a letter received by Govern
or I'reur this morning explaining the
whole mutter. Tho aovernor stated
that he hud taken the matter under
advisement but had not yet made up
his mind.
Uogert, who has uecu blocked In ev
ery direction In his attempt to form a
Chinese volunteer force here and march
them away to the seat of war, has now
tried this as u last expedient. Ills Idea,
ho says, Is not to open tho school for
any nationality In purllculur, but that
it shall bo thrown open to all comers
Upon the payment of the tuition fee
ho will undertake to Instruct them In
the proper manner of carrying out all
tho various military munouvcrs.
llli Idea, according to tho letter, bus
nothing to connect It with the previous
announcement that ho was to drill n
sijuud of nung Chinese ambitious to
knd a hand on tho side of the rcvolu
tlonary forces. All thut ho wants to
do Is to open a military school and
muko u living out of It, just the samo
lis an athletic Instructor might from
teaching Ills physical culture business,
HflMFSTFAMFRS'
ATTORNEY SAYS
KUHIO'S RIGHT
C, V, ARhford, legal reprcsentatlvo charges nnd the situation in lluwall?"
of the Kau homesteaders and of several he 'vvu's nsked
other groups of homesteaders, this " have been dragged Into this ills
morning declared that he has in his elusion by the ears, ns it were, and I
olllco sufficient facta and llgures to nee no objection to expressing some' of
moro than sustain the charges made by my views concerning It," he said. "My
Delegate Kuhlo against Governor Krear, llrst emotion Is one of admiration for
alleging unfair treatment of home- the consistency nnd courage of the Del
steaders, and rulslng tho Issue between egate In locking horns with the cxecu
the plantation Interests nnd tho "small live head of tho Territory, who Is ulso
farmers." In nn Interview with urep- regarded by many ns tho leader of his
resentntlve of tho Bulletin, ho takes party In this outpost of the American
up the charges nnd carries them even nation It is no small thing for n man
further In their application to local In the position of the Delegate to hnx
conditions. urd bis political place and Inlluence for
"Tho President can not Ignore the the sake of n principle, anil. In doing
charges," declared Mr Ashford, "and
If he dors, tbe light will be curried to
tho Henate against Ktcar's conllrma-
Hon."
"From your connection with the
homesteaders, what do you think of the
PACK OF RAVENOUS DOGS
NEARLY CAUSE DEATH OF BOY
A pack of ravenous nnd maddened
dogs, six In number, attacked a small of the wharf, when for soma unac
lad who was attempting to leave tho countable, reason two of the animals
approach to the Mutson Navigation
wharf this morning, nnd hut for tho
timely Intervention of u number of
Htcnmshlp musters nnd other water-
front officials the )nungstcr would have
met his death through his thrilling en-
counter with the brutes.
The joung son of Qcnrgo Knlme, now
u mnta In tho Matson Nnvlgntlon tug
Intrepid, had been sent on n mission to
visit his father on the steamer. In
taking his departure, be walked along
the Wulklkl side of the wharf to where
It Joins Queen street. I
A band of mangy, bedraggled dogsl
ASIATIC CONTRACTORS IN
The rltv nnd rntintv Hoard nf Bll-
pervlsors has been brought to faco a that tho opening of Fifth nvenun In "f "l0 lMt Angclca Times ransos na
lontlngency of Asiatic labor on certain that, district to truffle could have been ,IoniV n"011''0" '" center on the ciimi,
city streets hut happily tho cloud of done In a very economical manner by w,1,r,, 1h. "f. I'lfm'n lmportl.li, o to
trouble which -at ono time threatened
to cast u spell of gloom over a busy
gathering of the city fathers held last
evening has been dispelled.
The Kulmukl, Walalao and I'alnlo Im
provement Club Is ono of the llvo-wlro
organizations which has been n thorn
in inn sine 01 me municipal nouy iwruy aitervvuru ueciuren woum vosv inn
some time past. Tho "Highlanders" are! city at least 20on to complete. In u bor of the Los Angcloa bur. will enn
ever clamoring for the opening of cer- manner satisfactory to the residents. duct most of tho affairs of tlto (lefenho,
tu In streets.
The supervisors sat up and took no
llco for a brief moment when the
statement was made by A F, Clark, I
POSTCARD BY AIR, EARTH, WATERTAFT'S TOUR
Has aviation come to stay nnd U It t card received yestorday by Cliarloa
n practical means of rapid transit? I F Loomls. This bit of official .pasta-
Thoro are questions that ono hoars! board had traveled tho dlstanco bo
discussed every day when tho com or-1 tween Ht. Ixiuls und Honolulu by tlr,
aatlon turnB toward tho sky, and earth and wator. Its original post
countless articles havo been wrltton mark rc'ads "Aeroplane Station No. 1
on tho subject,
Well, tho question is nnsworeil pret
ly positively In tho nmrmallvo when
Undo Sam entrimts hla precious malls
to ono of theso flimsy contractions of
wood, wlrcB. throbbing cnglno and
drum-tight etlk.
That tho malls nre now actually
carried by aeroplane Is shown by a
to, the Delegate's courageous action re-
calls some of the best traditions of (he
allls of Hawaii. And his course, on
that ground alone, will not fall of rec-
ognltlon and appreciation by his own
(Continued on Pag 4)
was scouting nbout the front portion
were seen to approach the outh, ineun-
while uttering n scries of growls nnd
snarls This demonstration frightened
the boy, who, attempting to tuko to
his heels, very soon found thu rest of
the puck In hot pursuit.
Clothes Nearly Torn From His Body.
Now thoroughly frightened, young
Knlme wildly called for help. Ho
tripped on some obstruction and fell
to the ground, and Immediately tio
Whole pack of vlsclous dogs was upon
him.
Then followed nn experience which
(Continued on Pag 8)
FIELD FOR STREET WORK
wrho renresenteil the Imnrnvement club.
the employment of Asiatic labor. It
. nnint.rf ... ii,,.. ii.. iiih i.n
was pointed out that the allied In-
provement organlrat Ions of ho district
had been approached by Oriental con-
tractors wh had agreed to do the
.vvflrk for something less than WW, and
'perform a Job which Supervisor Mur-
KalmuUI Qsts Five Hundred Dollars.
A resolution was then passed with u
rush which now will permit of tho
(Continusd on Pag 11)
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St. Louis, Ma, Aviation Field
Oct.
5, 1311."
Waller Drooklns waB tho norlal
liostman who Bturfcl the card that
finally reached the local poat ofllco
on "a way. Hero's the Btory of tho
flight as filvcn by tho St. Iuls Ho -
l,llu,lc:
(Continusd on Pag 3)
HARD FIGHT
tAssoclated Prca Cable.)
LOS ANQELE8, Cal, Oct 18-No
mora jurors wtre accsptsd today.
Talesman wsra qusstlontd regarding
their opinions as to whathsr gas or
dynamite caussd ths explosion. It be
ing the eontsntlon of ths dsfsns that
the lattsr answer dlsquallfiss the tales
msn for duty on the jury.
The trial nf James J. McNnmura on
Cliargo III liynamiling tnO IIUHOing
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wltniB8CB nsldo Trom Ortlo McMaiilgul,
n, (, , ,Hc0 , ,,,,,
crme wh ,mg conrc,Bcd w, 1)0 ,,,
Joncs , farn)or ,n Umo
,mrn ncnr m.nnnnpoiig n ,nrK0 Mo,.k
nf rtynamllo was found nnd ,itlei;id to
hnvo been stoted thero by McNanmr.i.
n, M. Kupuport, U well knowtllliiem
Ho will, It Is said, endeavor In prove
through .'onun that McNiininrn Ii id
nolhlns tu do with storing till ilyim-
nilto tti tho bhrn.
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IS EXTENDED
(Bprclnl nulla tin Cable.)
LA8 VEQA8, N. M Oct. IBPresI
dent Taft is leaving her today. His
tour has been
extended to
Novenv
bar IS.
PACKING PLANT ACCIDENT
CAUSES DEATH OF TWO
KAN8A8 CITY, Oct. 18. Two people
,,., kied ,nj tvyslv hurt today by
,th falling of the walls of th packing
plant.
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RAIN STOPS IT,
( Associated Press Cable.)
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 18.
Rain prevented the gam scheduled to
day between th New York Qianta and
th Philadelphia Athletics for th
world's championship.
ROOGERS KEEPS ON
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SECRETARY WILSON I
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CHICAGO, III, Oct. 18 Secretary of
A'.rie..ii w,l.nn .Hr...lnn tb. in. I
. .i..i n,....t rr.n... i..u.
vi lieitiviiai iwnvi swiiiwvai Hsp
says the prohibitionists who sought to
prevent his address were well-meaning
but that it is impossible to run the
gov.rnnt.ccrd.gtoth.irth.o
SjJGAR
RAN mANPIHCO. Cal. Oct 18-
Heels- H nalsls. 17s Cd ! parity.
0 7 IP rrevious ipiotaiion, us ii,;
Tl,. ii... ..il n .!'
k-a l ..,.!. tonKo.i li.. bu Prosl.'
.lent Prntl. of tho lloa.d of llPallh.
fcoveral cases nro reported hut as tho
ii ih, ,ni .f..ii.... tu ,.in.i
It will ho usclnss lo bring tho unfor
tunates lo Oaliu until room Is found
for them. President Pratt this nuiril
nlng sent n wireless mcss.igo to the
effect that ho would icninln at Kallna
for several days and that his mail
should bo forwarded to him.
Experienced press bpy Is wanted at
the Hull et In.
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BATTLE
INDECISIVE;
HILLED
fAnnnclalM Prt Cahl.l
HANKOW. China. Oct 18. An In da.
citive battt has taken place between
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tha Imntrlil anrl raunliiiIftMii Ia4
.-....- j iwevvo.
,Th losses are placed at 200 each.
Th opposing armies took alternate
'possession of th railway station. Th
4i l-i i . t ( l j . m
entire rebel loss is eetimated at 300
tni.j .j . i.j r-
IHo and wounded. A German sailor
w woundt(,t Th)) ,,,,, ,,, ,h
Yangtse-Klang and attacked at day
(,reak
f Krvrhtl f I ii I I n I I n "shirt i
Washington, d. c, Oct. isAs-
urane has been given that at present
,there Is no proipect of an allied fore
' J!"w1er '"China.
CANTON, China, Oct. 18. Th gov
rnment Is disarming soldiers, fearing
, .
lh,lr ''rtion to th. rebel ranks,
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ROME, Italy, Oct. 18. Th report of
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to " ,,,,l,,e retulvod at Iho local brunch
of tho Merchants" nxrhnngo
H. E. HENDRICK
Acting Agent
Corner Merchant and Alakea Streets
MULTIGRAPH
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MEMBERS ARE
Federal Grand Jury After Kar
rati Lane Cult For Law
Breaking. ALLEGED SMUGGLER
UNDER SIX CHARGES
Nomian B. Smith Faces Long
List of Activities Leilehua
Mulder Case Taken Up.
The lVdtral grand Jur returned a
partial report this morning Fifteen
Indktineiits were returned, six of them
being iigalut Norman II Hmltli, charg
ing him with silling opium on six spec
lllrd dnjs, and four of them against the
fruik rellglonlstH." A true bill of
murder In the llrst degree whs return
ed ngaliist Hirgenut Mi'Muhon In con
nectlon with Hie Leilehua murder, and
nn Indictment against, t he Japanese.
Murakami, for running an Illicit still
on Kaiitil.
Ibn charges against Kmltli date from
tho iln' after Im arrived In Honolulu
Mio lastjrlp, slcmnc that In- lost no
llni'lu getting to business niul also
Hint United Htntes Attorney Ifobert W.
Kreckons also lost no lime In getting
on his trail Smith arrived September
2 nnd tbe llrst Indktment ih.irges him
with selling ilopc on Kiptepiher .1. Hep
timlsr r, 8, 9 ami 10 are nlsn ilavs nn
which he Is charged with selling.
Tbl moons that Kmlth. who Is nt ,
present out on ball In connection with
thn general Indictment against him,
will now have to furnish frei.li bonds
for theso charges unless, of course.
Judge (.'lemons allows bis present ball
(Continued on Pag S)
HEALTH PARTY IS
ON STRENUOUS
(Special Hu I let In Coirrspondence.)
HILO. Oct Ifi President Pratt, of
Ihn Hoard of Health, accompanied by
I)r. Khepard, Territorial Secretary E.
A, Molt-Smllh 'and C. 8. Weight, ar-
nvcu in lino Monday morning, after
having mudo n complete Inspection of
thu typhoid situation In Komi. Sec
retary Mott-Smlth stated that ho be
lieved thnt the matter hore, which has
been confined to tho small strip of Innd
whero tho Captain Cook monument Is
located, had beon so completely hand
led that thero would ho no further
cases. All tho contacts havo been iso
lated and but ono palle'nt has died,
besides Iho woman who originally
brought tho dlseuso to this Island from
Honolulu,
Tho parly lias made a complete
change. In plana slncn arriving hero
nnd will remain in Illlo until Thurs
day morning, taking up all matters
of sanitary Interest and especially the
tilling In of low -lying lands for which
a 1250,000 revolving fund vviib appro
priated 'by the last (glslatiire They
will then start along the llamakim
Coust and oxpcit to calcli tho Mauna
Iih nt Knllua on Thursday, Oct. 26,
reaching Honolulu tho noxt day,
Mr Mott-Kmlth stated that while ho
was in Witlnhlmi tho people there
wanted him to tuko up tha matter ot
tho water supply for tho town, but
that ho had been unable to do so, but
might bo uhlo to get back thnro for u
day to look Into tho matter. He Is
planning a strenuous campaign
through llainakua nnd Waltnea, tak
ing up tho gcnoral sanitation cam
paign and will havo only one day of
leisure This Is planned for VYnlmek,
whero tho plover nro said to bo plenty
and a day's rest will bo allowed, dur
ing which n slaughter of the innocents
may be expected.
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