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ESTABLISHED 1882. No. 5264.
22 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1912. 22 PAGES.
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CHICAGO
YACHTS
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4 YACHTSJCOALING
PLANT
IN OCEAN
RACE
Four yachts will Htnrt tomorrow on
their Ioiik rneo across tin) l'nrlllr In
two weeks moro or less less, sa tho
enthusiasts tlio winner of tlio Brent
ist neenn yachting event In the world
will poke her nosu nroiind Dlnmond
Heail anil point for tlio finishing line
I breast tho harbor. Honolulu yachts
men liao faith In tho Hawaii, anil
lrcely prcillct that sho will be tlio drat
jaclit to get tlio finishing Run.
Dollnllo Information as to tlio stnrt
era in tlio raco ramo this morning by
cable lo James Jnegcr, president of
tho Hcalnnl Yacht anil lloat Club, who
'jail previously Instructed his friend.
Commodore L. T. Ward, of tho Aeo
Iran Yacht Club of Alameda, to advlso
him of tho certain starters. Tho mos
sane, which was received by Mr. Jao
Ror this mornlnR, stated that tho Ha
wall, Hirllpc, Soa7arer and Natoosc
would start tomonow.
Under tho new rules of measure
ment the Hawaii j?ejs a substantial
handicap from tho I.urllne and Sea
farcr, and has to she a small nllow
ance to tho Naloose, the Canadian on
try, formerly tho yawl Olympic, 'lho
exact measurements of the outside
achts aro not known here, but it has
been foiiRhly tlRiired that tho Hawaii
will Ret nbout 13 hours from the
I.urllne, and probably nbout tho same
Irnm tho Seafarer. AlthoiiRh tho lat
ter Is a larger acht than tho San
DIcro entry, tho I.urllne, bcliiR nn old
inner, win prniiauiy nao as long a
water lino. Thoro 1h about clRhtetn
feet dlffcrcnro between lho Hawaii
and tho I.urllne, nnd under tho now
measurement rules, an allownnco of
thrco quarters of nn hour per rnclim
toot Is Riven.
At last Captain Stroud of the Hawaii
nnd his Rallant crew hnvo been heard
from directly. Captain Stroud cabled
tor moro money this morning.
Another biR navy project has Ik en
launched nt Pearl Harbor Yesterday i
tho chll ciiRlnccrs completed tho
drhliiR of test piles nt tho sllc of tho
proposed coallnR plant, and as all tho,
icsis inauo navo uccn in ovory way
kutlsfactor) , work on tho $100,000 In-
ttallatlon will bo stnrted Immediately.
A blfi forco of men Is aheady at
work laylnR railroad tracks from tho
central portion of tho yard In tho situ
of tho coal storage plant at tho lower
mil of tho reservation. Another lot
of workmen hno tackled tho forest
of nlgerobns which Rrows right down
to the waters edge, which must bo
cleared before construction work can
be started.
"Tho test piles which we hao" put
down show that thcro aro no particu
lar difficulties to.' contend with In
bulldlnR (he coallng'whnrf," said Clrtl
Engineer tiayler this mornlnR.. 'wo
aro ready to start in now, and tho
work will bo pushed as rapidly as pos
slblo to completion. Tl.ero aro scleral
new features about tho proposed plant
which will raal.o it nn Interesting piece
of Nnvv jard const. uctlon and whon
eomiiletcd wo hopo lo havo tho moat
npto-datc plant In tho Nnj."
Tho plans nnd spcclilratlnns for tho
now plant wero drawn up In tho ofllro
of tho Public Works ofllecr boro,' nnd
wero npproved in full when sent on to
WnshlnRton Tho coal pllo Itseir will
bo partially submerged, nnd will eon
tain enough fuel to supply tho needs
of nnv fleet that might call on its ro
sources In tlmo of peneo or war. To
facllltato rapid loading thcro will bo
cloven elevated tracks carried on rein
fojeed concroto trestles, traversing
the coal pile, and loromotivo cranes
will run on these, hoisting coal ton
tho tars, which will then bo run nut
onto tho (onlltiK dock, and dumped
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"ON THE JOB, THANK YOU!"; (jT CROWDS
WELCOME TEDDY
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Wild Demonstration As Roose
velt Reaches Chicago and Takes
Charge California Willing To
Bolt
LABOR UNIONS MAKE MOVE
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That tho labor unions on Maul have
mado a comparatively secret but bold
inula against tho plantations was tho
uport brought hack from Maul on tho
btenmor Mauna Ken today.
According to tho news told by those
on tho steamer, tho Maul unions, at
lho innvontkm which has been In
proRrcss for soma days, passed a res
olution declaring that no emplojes of
plantations, nn matter In what posi
tion, shall bo admitted to membership
In tho unions, and further that all
plantation employes now belonging to
tho organizations must resign.
Tho conontlon was hold nt Wallu
ku, with delegates from all oor Maul
and Hawaii present. Dm Id Hwnllko,
tho chief organizer for tho Islands,
wns present and ory actlvo, calling
lho contention to order and making
ninny speeches of advice. Morris Ken
hokalolo, ono of lho executive board of
lho International Ixiugshoroman'H As
soclntlon, and dclegato from Maul In
lho recent convent Ion In Tntomn,
Wnsh , was named chairman.
Tho wngo ipicstlon Is ropnrlcd to
hao been I niton up and u commltteo
named to look Into tho matter of ask
ing for a ralso all around
Hwallko and Pnthcui of llllo woio
busy men during tho convention
Whether tho mnvo against tho planta
tions will bo carried out at ouco Is
not known Tho reports today woro
not confirmed h any delegates.
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CHICAGO, III, June 15 Welcomed by enormous crowds that made a
wild demonstration over his coming. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived in
Chicago at 3t57 o'clock this afternoon. The crowds jammed the station and
the streets through which he passed.
He jumped Into an auto and dashed to the Roosevelt headquarters and
at once took full charge of the situation.
The California delegation caucused today and passed a resolution declar
ing that if necessary it will follow Governor Hiram Johnson of California
in a bolt.
Colonel Harry 8. New, chairmen of the subcommittee on convention ar
rangements, found today that bogus convention tickets have been issued and
sold. The discovery caused a sensation.
En route here from Oyster Bay, Colonel Roosevelt made a statement for
publication, saying that he Is coming to Chicago becaute of the "concerted
rttempt to rob the people." '
Nothing yet has been done on the Taft platform.
f AFT GETS MOST OF DELEGATES FROM TEXAS ,
(Annoclatrd i'rfss Cable )
CHICAGO, III, June 15 Eight delegates at large and eighteen of the
thirty district delegates of Texas, all for Taft, were seated today and two
delegates for Roosevelt. No roll-call was taken in many cases. Several times
the vote on the committee was unanimous.
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THREE STRIKERS WESTERN GIRL
DEAD INN. J,
RAPID TRANSIT IS LOSERiLORD-YOUNG CO.
Territory Wins Paving Con
tention In Supreme
Court.
Vlctor for tin Tirrltwy unci or
tho tit) nnd count) of Honolulu It,
unuouiiced todii) In the diclHlon of tlio
respondent would hnw been privileged
Itn iippuil to tin Hiipn mo Court of the
ITiiltul Stiitis mid, iim no iHtlnn iniild
be tuki ii pending the decision of the
higher court the struts would have
ruimliiul uiipavfd for two to live
)uir, or tin Uugtli of tlmo tin ui
'hung lln
Now tin nppettt can nut In ttiki u
'the Supri tin I'oiirt nucpu the ion
Kiiilnn or tin iittnriuy gimril n pre
Supreme Court in the ItapliI 'Irunslt muting the Tirrltorj unci the interests
paving ruse, mid tho iiltormy g ncriil of tin tlt end tenuity of Honolulu It
now Mil) that the cit) anil county ma) holds that tin di Union muitl) linnd
either pivo Intuitu tho compiiii) h 'ol down vvhlih was In tho T( rrltors s
tracks mid assess the mpinso iiguliiht
tho tompiiii) or ma) pi mini to ui
forco the 'lirrltorlal law ri quiring the
coinpan) to do tho paving I
(Hncrul Manager C 11 llallintsni
of the Hiiphl Trunslt ciiiupiii) riicntlj
declared at u uniting of the Iloiuil of
Kupcrvlvors that his ciuiipaii) did tint
seek to evade rcsponslblllt) In paving
th strip between Its traeks, hut would
bn willing to printed at oneo with thn
we rk If tho lit) and louuty would
Kiiiiruuten It against loss In caso thn
JUlt pending should lie die hied ad
verse!) to tiu ell)
N"w tint the eourt has dtclded
nmtlnst thn tninpaii) the latter will
not be ih hi) ed b) the mnwxlty of ii
giuiriiiilic beeuusc the 'It rrltorlul stat
ute, n quiring the traction txuplei to
do thu- paving. Is now sustained unit
Interpreted churl) mid pluliil)
Rapid Transit Motion Denied
'lite Bupreino Court decision, haliel
ed duvvn at 11 GO a in toela), denies
the motion of AttoAiey I) I. Wllli
Ington, counsel for the Itiiptel 'liaiiklt
that judgment bo tntirt'd In neiord
unco with tho (ourl's ruling some tlmo
ago Hud the motion bicu granted, tho
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( Associated r-rrHJ efaMe.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 15. Miss
PERTH AMBOY, N. J, June 15.
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riot yesieraay a. ine mer.can omen- M,ry Dr0 th, Cliforn,. UnnIm
player, today defeated Miss Eleanor
Saare, the Boston heiress and athlctlo
girl, for the American women's tennis
singles championship. The games went
to Miss Brown 6-4, 6-2.
TAX APPEALS
Aliothil tux appeal has In en set
tled mill tin re hv the lerrltor) vlrtu
iill) wins IjtlieiO this amount In lug the
dllfeiince bitwieii the assessed viilua
tion mill the value returned on the
propert)
'lirrllorhil Treasurer CoiiKIIng nn
noiinieel this morning that T II l)i
ves U Co have iigreid to drop nil
the appeals that hail been llleel against
tho valuations returned h) thu apprais
ers on Its lainls on tho island of Ha
waii and that It will adept the np
piitlsirs' figures lho assessed valua
tions, of 'I II I)ivles.v. I'll' property
I'vvo building contracts of consider
ublo size have been won In tho Inst
two huki'srIvo dnys ly tho Uird
YeiutiR. Engineering Company.
Yesterday the company was low
bidder on the two story concroto build
ing to ho ereclod nn tho grounds of
tho Kiimchamchu School for girls, tho
llishop i:stnto calling for the bids.
1 ho bids opened In tho olllcos of Hip.
ley K Reynolds wero nB fallows
Lord Young llnglneerlnR Co , $10,
nun i:u winking dnys
l'aelllc r.nglncorniR Co, $20,950, ICO
working days
I'rcltns . Fernandez, $21,950.
Samuel Kvans. 22,975
At noon today bids woro oponcd in
lho olllns of Architect II L Kerr feir
lho big concrete wnrohouso and olllco
bill lellng lo bo erected at Alakca and
(linen streets by tho California Feed
Co Ltd lho bids wero as rollnws
I.onl oung Engineering Co, (2'V
500, inn days
l'aelllc Engineering Co , $25,800, Jan
liar) 1
Honolulu I'hiulng Mill, ?22,7Hu, no
tlmo limit
Fiederltk Snuza, known to old tlm
crs nil over tho Islands, did yester
du at Icahl Homo Ninety llvo ) ears
of age, tho husband nf four wives elur
lug various stages nf his career and
now with only one child living, bo far
as Is known, ho died quietly passing
uwa after having lived at tho Homo
for n )oar.
A 700 aero furm In Suffolk, Kugland, Among other accomplishments he
iii,nm..ii nail unrkiiel i. irlnuKe.lv livlhlilis those of wlniilni: wives, fiouzn
tiiirs(ii ( is I'Hi'o " sr'it iniuiiivu ! ........ .. -.. ,.-....r .-T .... ..
rriii.iii.ii i. mini nf iinnriixlimiu iv u.-1 women. Is tho latest development In'was renowned as n chof His cookory
000,000 I feminism. was an art and a science, and In tlio
Inn and Refining Works. The rioters
have been quelled by the police.
HOSPITAL JOB
GOES TO LUCAS
A Honolulu contractor wins the hlg
I'ort Shaft! r hospital Job, according
tu news received tenia) h) Captain
Frank Edwards, construe ting epiarter
master Revised IiIiIh buve been receivcil,
shiivvlng thu Honolulu Pinning Mill's
blel Ik r.:i .ins and that of I'rlngle. Dunn
A Co of Kan I ruliclseo Is '.9,SI0, Jack
l.uciiH of thu Honolulu I'hiulng Mill
thus being eml) a few hundred dollars
lie low the mulnlaiiilers Tho figures
on the bids wero riither Involved nnd
lifter the bids were opened last Thch-
dii) the figures, together with a pro
test against the Han l'ranclsco tlrm on
the groiinil that It had not iiiniplled
with the terms, wero cuhleil to Wash
Ington Tho fiirninl iiward to tho locnl (Inn
ixpeetcd lo bo mado Monday
Tho Hinge nf Fornker. f) . nanicil
after Flto enter Henntor Foraker, was
ree'entl) threatened with n llro which
bndo fair Id destroy tho town
olelen dti)s ho often cooked meals for
great oeraslnns
Ho hail lived In tho Islands for soma
sixty )ears, having enmo hero from
(Joa, India He was a I'ortiigueso, and
lor many yenrs was cook at tho Catho
lic mission hern About a )cnr ago
lo went In tho Lcahl Homo
Tho funeral will take place from tho
Cathedral next Moiiitn) afternoon nt
.1 110 o'clock
11 Is said that mil) ono wife nf tho
four survives him Ho married Ha
wnilan women Souzn hud many
friends hero, although ho outlived
most of those who know him best.
The hod) now lies at Thompson's
undertaking establishment and will
remain thero until tho lour of tho
funeral next Monday
MARRYING CHEF
DIES IN HOME
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