The Hawaiian star. [volume], March 16, 1911, SECOND EDITION, Image 1

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SECOND EDITION.
VOL. XVIU.
TWELVE PAGES
HONOLULU, HAWAII, THURSDAY, MAIM'!! 1(1,
TWELVE PAGES
2?a. SOOS
COTTRILL AND
FECIAL AGENT
THOMAS HE
HOUSE PRAISES
DELEGATE KUH10
Charles A. Cottrlll, who has been
appointed to succeed Walter F. Drake,
resigned, as Collector of Internal
ltovenue, arrived this morning by the
Lurllne from San Francisco. Mr. Cot
trill Is accompanied by his wife and
young son, and a brother-in-law, Sam
uel It. Clark. He will bo sworn In at
midnight tomorrow.
When seen on board by a Star rep:
Tcsentatlve, Mr. Cottrlll said that ho
could not say anything until he had
looked over matters at the office.
There was absolutely nothing that he
could say. "I feel moro like asking
you questions," he said to the report
er. Rut beyond asking a few ques
tlons regarding the cholera, ho made
no lnaulrles.
"I will not ask oven whether it is
my first o?oan voyage over, and will
be pleased to get on shore and settlo
down again."
Mr. Cottrlll would not say any moro
for publication, and when pressed said
that ho was being chaperoned by Mi
B. M. Thomas, the Revenue agent In
charge of the Pacific Division, who
would make the transfer.
Mr. Cottrlll was extremely courte
ous, and those on board spoke In the
hlnhest terms of him.
Standing by tho rail ho looked at
Honolulu In the distance, and took a
keen Interest in tho maneuvering of
the doctor's launch. "She'll hit for
sure." said Cottrlll. "Oh no they
won't;" answered Mrs. Cottrlll, "they
understand their business all right.
"Well, you'll pardon my nervousness
PEACE PLAN
By nnamlnuous vote the Houso this
morning expressed Its thanks to tho
Delegate just arrived from Washing
ton in the following resolution pre
sented by Towso:
"Ho It resolved by tho House oi
Representatives of the Sixth Loglslo?
ture of tho Territory of Hawaii.
"That the Honorablo Jonah Kuhlo
Knlanianaolc, delegate to tho Con
gress of the United States of America
from Hawaii, be congratulated and
thanked for the manifold -benefits
that this Territory has received
through his public service, and cspe-
cial'y for the largo appropriations for
fortifications, federal buildings, llght
housos, broakwaters, dredging of
harbors ,and a drydocki and
"Bo it further resolved, that the
Honorable Jonah Kuhlo Kalanlanaole
tio Informed of the nigh appreciation
that this legislative body has of his
ability, faithfulness and devotion to
duty, as showii by the many items
appropriated by Congress in Us past
sessions for this Territory, duo very
largely to his energetic and efficient
labors, and
"Be it further resolved, that a copy
of this resolution be forwarded to
tho delegate by the clerk of this body."
FOR MEXICO
ARE FORMED
(Associated Press Cable to The Star.)
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IT ALL
(Wireless to tho Star.) . tho union. A resolution was adopted
HILO, March 16 A public meetlngtuat It was tho sense of tho meeting
which was called by tho Hilo Labor"1" a bond of $10,000 for the faithful
. . , , t , performance of the terms of the fran-
Union to consider street rallwaychlBe should be lnserted( and that only
franchises last night was very sllmlymembers of the union should be em
attended, there being presont but flveployed on the construction and opera
persons who were not members oftlon of the road.
THE NEW COLLECTOR.
true that the office staff will wallet won't you" replied Cottrlll "and put
out" As Mr. Cottrlll did not ask such It down to my not being used to
PICE KUHIO
AT HOI AGAIN
Prince Kalanlanaole, Hawaii's dele
gate to congress, returned to Hono
lulu this morning by the Lurllne
When seen on board by a representa
tive of the Star, ho said that there
had been nothing recently in Con
gress of special Interest to Hawaii.
With regard to the cholera the
Prince stated that he did .not know
that It was here until he got on the
boat. There was no scare regarding" it
in the States at. all. Of course, people
on the boat talked about it, but no
one seemed afraid at all.
The delegate did not know that
Judge Robertson had been appointed
chief justice, and seemed pleased to
learn the news. He mentioned that
there seemed to be an impression that
he had endorsed Attorney-General
Lindsay for the position of federal
judge. Tho President had conferred
on tho matter with him and he had
spoken well of Lindsay, but he did
not endorso him. He told the Pros
ident that the endorsement by the
Bar Association was a good recom
mendation.
GIF! TO DRAKE
BY EMPLOYES
An interesting ceremony occurred
this morning in the office of the Unit
ed States internal Revenue, upon tho
approaching retirement of Collector
Walter P. Drake, when Chief Deputy
Ralph Johnstone, in the presence of
the rest of the staff presented Mr.
Drake with an exceptionally handsome
NEW YORK, March 16. Jose Llmantour, Mexican minister of finance,
Is returning home after a conference with Madcro's father and sons. It
Is understood he effected a tentative plan of peace. The government will
Institute reforms acceptable to the revolutionists.
Campaign a Failure.
DOUGLAS, Ariz., March 16. The rebel campaign against Agua Prleta
has collapsed.
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DEATH OF FRANK WORK.
NEW YORK, March 16. Frank Work is dead. He left an estate of
$20,000,000.
CASP.ERA INAUGURATED. "w' :
GUATEMALA CITY, March 16 Cabrera has been inaugurated -presl.
dent for a third term.
NO SENATOR YET.
ALBANY, N. Y., March 16. The fiftieth ballot for United States sen.
ator was fruitless. 4
CHINA YIELDS.
PEKING, March 16. The foreign board Is drafting a reply accepting
Russia's ultimatum.
BRITIS.H WANT ARBITRATION.
LONDON, March 16. Hon. A. J. Balfour, leader, of the Opposition,
seconded in the House of Commons the Foreign Secretary's endorsement
of President Taft's suggestion of a complete arbitration agreement between
the United States and Great Britain.
SEVEN LIVES LOST.
CLEVELAND, March 16 The schooner Silver Spray, with seven men
on board, has been lost in a storm on Lake Erie.
1
E
CASES
OF
CHOLERA
DEA
a question, of course, nothing could
be vouchsafed.
"Yes, there Is something I will say.
That Is concerning tho statement that
I. intend to make some changes. That,
' ' of course, has never entered my head,
and what I want to say on that point
1s that it will be my sole endeavor to
Blve a thoroughly satisfactory ser--vice,
regardless altogether of tho
personnel. The personnel will be an
entirely secondary matter. As I have
liad six years experience, I think that
1 will be able to do that all right.
"You can say that I am glad to get
L
THIS MORNING
WITHOUT
A LOSS
This Trust Company was or
ganized in 1898. Since that
date it has handled many hun
dreds of trusts, In amounts
ranging from $200.00 to $1,500,
000.00; covering all forms of
property, without tho los3 of a
single cent to tho parties con
cerned. Your affairs will receive the
same careful attention.
Hawaiian
Trust
C o m p a n y ,
Limited J J J
923 Fort Street.
boats."
Tho Cottrllls and Clark and Mr.
Thomas stood In a little group by
themselves as the vessel approached
the' dock, and Ralph Johnstone, the
Deputy Collector, who was on the
wharf, was pointed out to Mr. Cot
trill by Mr. Thomas.
Mr. B. M; Thomas, Revenue Agent
In charge of tho Pacific Coast Divis
ion, came for the purpose of installing
J. C. Cottrlll, as Collector of Internal
Revenue vice Walter F. Drake, resign-ed.
Mr. Thomas is a frequent visitor
here, and when seen on board said
that it wa3 like coming homo again
to him to come to Honolulu, as ho
had many friends here. He was de
lighted to learn that he had been
chosen to make the transfer, as ho
was always pleased to como to Hono
lulu. His last visit was made on April
1 last. On that date, he merely marto
lone of tho periodical examinations
into tho number of stamps, the aud
lting of tho books, etc.
i "I am coming a Httlo earlier than
usual, but that is on aocount of the
change in the collectors. In ordinary
circumstances I would not have come
'along until about March next year.
My duty will bo to pee the stamps
; counted, tho books audited, and that
t rnllpctnr turns over tho
I office in order. Then I will make tho
I transfer and notify the Department
, that everything is already to proceed
'under tho new reglrop. That is .all
there Is to say on that scoref
"X have always boena friend of Hft;
wail, and I am happy to see tho Tel'
A sale of forty-flvo hundred shares
of Hawaiian Sugar Oo.'s stock at $40
n share, making a deal of $180,000,
was completed after the session of tho
Honolulu Stock Exchange this morn
ing.
Forty dollars is the last sale quota
tion -of this stock on tho dally list,
and this huge deal makes a record.
Giffard and Roth were the brokers
who handled tho transaction.
It is believed that this big block
of Makawell, as it Is otherwise called,
belonged to William G. Irwin and that
Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd., agents for
the plantation, were the buyers.
Cases to date 31 already let out of quarantine havo
Deaths to date 22 sought their relatives and have been
New suspects .... a 0 sleeping on verandas and In outhous-
Tho situation a to cholera Is de- es because their friends were afraid
silver fllagreea decanter bearing the cldealy oncouraglng. There has not of them. The board of health has
retiring collector's monogram and tne beon n new sourco 0f contagion foi been keeping contacts in quarantine
words: "With Aloha from Internal 0V(jr ftvJ dayg aml thero Ua8 not been soverai days over the ordinary per-
Revenue Force, March 17, Uii. cas0 o any kind, contact or other lod. to be on the safe side, and thoso
ljn,a few words Deputy Johnstone w, B0 for about B0Venty-two hours. liberated are not likely to he In a
endeavored to express tho staff's ap There have altogether been thirty- condition to spread the disease, The
preciation of Mr, Drake's popularity one cagcg and twenty-two deaths, board of health is taking no risks, hut.
With those who have had the pleasure ,)Ine of tho pntients still living with prejudice In some cases is rendering
of working with him, and the regret the best cnances 0f recovery. It hardfor those who have been sogre-
felt at his departure fjom office. Drake There are no now contacts, and no gated.
had always found an additional pleas- new BUSpects and some of thoso con- Thero was a meeting of the advls-
ure In the discharge of his duties on tacts In quarantine, are about to bo ory members of tho hpalth movement
account of the .faithful attention to allowed to leave. Some are hard up this morning nnd everything points,
duty displayed by thoso upon whom for work, they having lost their Jobs Judging from reports to tho breaking
he depended. to go into quarantine. Some cannot up of the epidemic.
Those who presented tho elegant get work for tho reason that people However, tho same precautions are
souvenir of years of pleasant associa- are afraid to take them to work on ac- being observed and no risks will bo
tion were Ralph Johnstone, Otto count of their having been In con- run The cleaning of the city 1b being
Berndt, Bert Heilbron, Leo Sing and tact with the cholera. Some of tho30 advanced with dispatch.
S. Hamamoto. Hratffcd'KdS&aS3
Senato bill C3, relating to expendi
ture of public money, passed third
reading. House bill 139, relating to
stamp duty claim of Hawaiian Devel
opment Co. passed final reading. Sen
ato bill 56, relating to fences, also
passed third reading.
The Senato enjoyed a very brief ses
sion, adjourning to tho veranda to get
its plcturo taken, there being nil. pro
went except H. T. Moore, who Is ex
cused for tho session. Somo sat whllo
others stood but all looked pleasant.
The Senato meets next tomorrow
morning.
SEARCH TENYO
RECONSIDERED
F
mum
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THETAX BILL
Tho Snnnfn hill nrovldlnir for ln-
Colloctor E. R. Stackable obtained , nronerty tax exemption
a search warrant this morning for the from $300 to $500, Senato bill 42, was
purpose of making an investigation roconsldered In Senato this morning
of tho various portions of tho Tenyo and passed second reading, after it
Maru In order to ascertain whether was supposed to have been killed yes
she were carrying any unlisted opium, terday. It will como up for third
A stuff of customs officers wero put reading tomorrow. Chairman Fair-
on to tho Job. but up to a late hour a
..1 . v 11 mlttee, had recommended that It not
thhr afternoon thoy had not succeeded u ,g ,lke,y tQ c ,n for ft
In unearthing any of tho drug. It is gr(jat deal Qf dlscusslon on flnai ner.
anucipateu mat tney win not gui ugaj
through their Search until about half- The bill was introduced Dy P.obin
past four. Tho Tenyo Maru is duo to BOn. Its reconsideration camo Op on
sail at flvo o'clock. motion of Pall.
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FO
COURTROOM
Four A-Iumber-Ono Artists are
awaiting you at the Union Barbor
Shop. No walling; quick and first-class
sorvlce is our motto. M. VIerra, pro
prietor.
U. S. Judges Dolo and CiemonS, and
Chief Clerk'Murphy, today visited a
number of downtown buildings with a
viow to selecting temporary quarters
for the federal court while the Judi
ciary building Is repaired.
The United States court has to move
within three months of March 13 to
mako way for tho repairers.
No decision as to quarters has been
reached, but tho quarters under con'
slderatlon are tho presont Elks' hall
two floors of the Odd Follows' build
Ing, upstairs of the Sprcckcls block,
tlie old Wilder, building, and the sec
ond floor' of tlfo" Yokohama Specie
bank.
The St' Patricks Day celebration nt
tho Emplro Theater tomorrow night
SILVA RETURNING.
Assistant Secretary of Immigration
R. A. Kearns this morning rocelved a
telegram from A. J. Campboll, Lon
don, stating that M. A. Sflva, who had
been assisting him In obtaining the
Portuguese immigrants for Hawaii
had left for Honolulu. Sllva will bo
In Now York on March 20, and ho will
then como straight on hero.
NEW RICE. MILL.
Tho K. Yamamoto Rice Mill Is tho
largost as well as the finest in the
Islands. All machinery is of the very
latest pattern. The famous Tengu
Rico Is cleaned at this mill. With the
largo cleaning capacity they aro able
to handlo considerable out-sldo parti
cular work which they guarantee.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Tho only baking powder
matlo front Royal Grapo
Croam of Tartar
Ho Alum, Ho Lima Phosphate
When Shoes
Are Trumps .
Wo havo to long suit for mon.
High or low Trumps In black
Kid or Gun calf $4.50
High or low In tan Russia calf
$4.50
Tho trump -Is ono of our
NEWEST and MOST POPULAR
SHAPES.
M anufacturers'
SHOE COMPANY, LTD
1051 Fort.
(Continued on page elgljt.)
starts at 8.15 sharp.1
: Flno Job PrlntwR, Star Office,