Evening bulletin. [volume], January 06, 1910, 2:30 EDITION, Image 1

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10 PAGES. HONOLULU. TERRITORY OF HAWAII. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1010. 10 PAGES.
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ANDERSON
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AND ROBERTSON,
REAR'S MEN!
SENATOR PERKINS IS BADLY HURT
Frear Support
For Robertson
Indorsed Candidate For Federal Bench
-'-Has Praise For Judge .
De Bolt
GLAVIS
TURNED
DOWN
STRONG HEAD SEAS
DELAYED LINER
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 0.
Attorney-General Wiekersham made
public today his final report on the
J charges made by Inspector Glavis
against the land administration and
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1 A. li. M. lioneii-m mucin lull or Attorney uenewi ... m.."rii,. uA i,.. c.-.-i Tt....l p.i. r v,i.
v ckGiRium. and gave rite t0 the nUack on thc ia on Eoard Bnngs Small with Mr. Perkins, fell similarly and
In icply in an observation t the or- SecretBry of the Interior that has re, ' Carao and Takes But Little Away was badly cut.
feet tlmt tlio cimilllUlllty Beetnod to .iiaJ : n ,all. fn- rinnnrMsitiniiH In Fail Vnr Round TnAnv.
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iiuhk nut uiu miiiitniu .uuii ui.-.i n. investioaticn
Tint Onvornnr 1
llio nppnlnlmcnt nl
son UK lliu Socnnl eVdct.ii Julgo of
tlio District (jouil wlillc In Washing
ton la now (Infinitely ktiuivn. I-'ur Aa
Boclule of tlit' Supreme Cinut lie Sim
mi opinion fivorable to Hie iippi'jnt
incut of 'KubliliM It, Anderson of tin
linn of Kinney, Hullim Proisor K. An
ileixon, A' II COIISPipllMKO tin Jiulgci hips Sit
nation liitlio c Mainly of tlin appoint-
1I1CI1I (II .U1ICIMU1 ill 1UO
lloni li iiinl tho otiome pmlnblllly
IS
HER CHIEF
OFFICER
Saunders Is Badly Hurt
By Fall At
Suva
SENATORICrew Fled From
PERKINS
HURT
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. G.
United States Senator Geoige W.
Perkins of California suffered a very
serious injury today frpm slipping on
the icv Hjdewalk. The Senator fell
heavily, injuring his spine and!
braising his bedy.
Mr. Huntinston Wilson, who was
Doomed Ship
British Bark Driven Ashore In Heavy!
Northwesterly Squall-Fear J
Total Loss
i
wua between Jiijge De Holt of tliu Clr-
The Attornov-Qeneral declares in ' Chief enter n. C. Sauudeis
cult Court mm itoewns it. Anderson, his report that the Glavis charges the Cumidlnn-Auslmlliin liner Mu
Go,-unui rre.il- stated tliat ho liail u are not proven by the facts pre- ana, now In port, was left at
high ciplnlui of Judge Do lloltB sit- sentej, iguien.l hospital nl Suva. FIJI. Iind-j
vtiuK on thy Clicnlt llencli ami bo-1 'u injured and iiiicoiihi loiu ana io-(
llineil ili.it liu vtA lilKlily oillclciit tin v A ui if a nuuty fall fioin the vessel
Siipiouie'lr.e iliHthiiKo of IiIb ilulk'K an a Jinll- I n nrvtl' I "it 1 wGCC C " 'be deck of a cual liulk Imlnw,
cl il oilier.
aiu.ulil .In Ikl Ik
that Oineinor Kroar'u recoininoiiil itlon
will bu Biilllrletit to o(ico'iie the nli-M'oliUeU to tho Suprcuiu Court It, will
J ctloiiH Hint lino been undo (n the rert.ilnlj Ho no rcllirtlon iipnit him"
ajit ointment of A. (1. M. llobei foil on Bald iIih Onveriiiir julrtliiK that De
tin llnlfpl HtutiM DUlrlct Court Holt's Ioiik nud ablu kcrvlto on tlio
belli li. t I Circuit t.encli fully Jualltleil tlm ex
i nrt(Wliwi''nikvit'jUilii mornlniiwi;iinv.iiJ'.Wuii o(pumflilviic.ln Judsa
V3.. ii... .1 1 I.. .1... nl . n.Ilf
Holt not bu iijh
Ik,
InK Hie ileu-loiinieiilH In the flllliiK of.llolt.
vncniirleit on tho Sllpienie and IVdeial I The fjovernor Btatcd Hint he littl not
iienrhcB, (loernnr Fienr pttilod llul had an opportunity to take nny definite
lip had heard iH'thliiK from W.iiIiIiik-I aetlmi on the filling of the vacancy In
tun iih yet, and njiild hady lei p.-tlho ofTlce of Suiiorlnlendent of Public
pet led to put hliiibelf In the attitude, Itmti action, but that he hoped to m iko
of miiioiincltiR Hie probablo apiniiul in tKliinlne tomorrow In the consider
inentH of I'reBldent Tnfl which mlKlit iillon of the nomlnatloiiH.
he eouttiued from IiIh nnuounrenienU (Continued on Page 4)
Heavy Penalty For
False Census Returns
Fine INot In excess of $10,000 And
Year's Imprisonment Prescribed
By Federal Statutes.
When tho censim man diop In for establishment of produclUo ludiiRtry.
Labor Charges
Against Trust a
WASHINGTON. D. 0., Jan. 6.
President Taft today received a del
egation front the "'American Federa
tion of Labor, who formally present
ed to him charges alleging fourteen
illegal acts committed by the Steel
Trjst.
This is incident to the general
campaign against thc Steel Trust
that has been started by organized
labor on account of the insistence of
tha traat on the open shop.
The" President heard the commit
tee and premised that a thorough in
vestigation should be made of the
charges, '
Registrar Lemon icportB dunlin)
from rontiiKloiis diseases fiom De
cember IT to December 31, 1909, im
fnllinVH: Tuberculosis, 13; typhoid
feer, 1; IntaiitiH, 1,
Big Ship Idaho
Stuck In Mud
nu olllelal lll and proceeds to iiBk u
number of quentloua somu of which
mu) sceni n trllle veatcliliis tell him
tlio truth mid nothltij,' but tho truth.
If on do not tho law provides for the
Imposition of n monetary flno not to
oxteed I10.C00 or Inipilsoiment for a
peilod of not iniiio than one year. Hotli
lino and Iniprifconmcnt can bo Impoaed
If tlio court pees fit. v
'llie section of tho Kedlinl Btntuto
proWdlni; for tho iiimlbluncnt of thoso
atteiuptlliR to evade tlio ii(iiiliements
of the census, Mates flint "It bhnll bo
the duty of every owner, president.
tieasurcr, sccretaiy, dlieclorvor other
olltccr or uKent of any maiiiif.icturlnK
FOR SALE
' MaJ.ir-flenernl llnny received an of
ficial lsll fio.n (Jinernor Krear yes
terd.i) afternoon. Tho Ooemor was
uccnmpanlcd by Colonel .lonea.
A beautiful home with over three
acres. of ground, fruit trees, lawns,
etc., situated ill I
' UPPER HUUANU VALLEY
Eight acres of fine residence prop
erty situated on
JUDD AND LILIHA STREETS
For Particulars Apply to
Real Estate Department,
whether conducted us n corporation,
drill, limited liability company, or by
pilwito Individuals, when requested by
tlio Dltectoi of the .Census or by nny
supervisor, enumerator, special tiKent,
or other etnplojo of tho census office
nctliiK under the Instructions of snld
director, to nusvYer completely iind
correctly to (ho best or hlc knowledge
all questions on nny census schedule
Any person who shall refuso
or wilfully nested lo answer nny of
these questions, or shall wilfully give
answers that are false, shall be Kiillly
of it misdemeanor, or iiuprltnued for a
peilod not exceeding one jenr, or until
bo fined mid imprisoned at the dtscrc?
Hon of the comt. ;uk
Tho penalty carries with it tlio stip
ulation that no publication will bo
mndo by the en-ills otllce .-.hereby the
clntn furnished by nny pellicular es
tablishment can bo Identified mid that
only swoii) employees of the depart
ment will bo parmlited to exumlno tho
individual reports.
Penalties nio nlso provided for cen
sus employes who' make public data
contrary to the regulations. A pun
ishment of a flno not exceeding !2uufl
and Imprisonment for not more than
five jcars Is pi escribed for census em
lloyes who make fnlso returns.
HAWAII'S LADY
CHAMPION TO COAST
South Frozen
The i.celdent declined during the .... . .
imllng of the Mo ma at the njlaii PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 6. The
Saundeis Is said tiihave been oauicsnip iobiio, captain uunn, unc
In. uflnr Hull l.rllllpll t Itlll -I me DCW KU-CUn DUlllCMUUS Ul W1C
work, nndlie was attending to the nf-w, is i ashore in the Delaware
uiuiiKiit of tile ilei'ili'l;. wlilci IP "
soine.'irciiinPr.rfwiing nioiiud and.
strlkfni; die thief olilier threw him
to tlm boat deck, i- , I
Olliier SatmlKb lolledi fiom 'h!
deU,. ui.d, lilt 1 in s the 1 all of tin
coal hull, sustained a series of bod-1
Hi' Injuiles wlilrh rcndeied him im-coiii-lous
It waa Inline1 thai the olTkerliM!
tin eo ilbs biiikcn by the fall, and.
theio may be Internal iiijiiiics,
thourjh the extent of these lould not
be leuiiied until the lujiued man re
gained riiusi'lousiiess. r I
The htiil ae.'ldenl had a depress- J
lug erfeet upon the corps of officers
on board the Mnann, whore H.uui-i
dels Is well liked by his mates and (
assutlntes.
Saunders Is Well nnd favorably
known to Honolulu shipping people
nnd he is said to have (been quite.
keen on sports, lie has been pass-
(Continued on Page 2.)
The llrltlsh tnree-masicd Dan. lielng pl'cd on IIih rural and san
'Alexander llhiek, now iishore iiloji vhlb then) appears in be plenty of,
u qiiailer mile on the l'ala mill, i water on the viaiboaiirslite of tho
I neur Knliulut, Is believed to be a 1 1 hip
(loomed shiiLUiiiess ine weatnr inoii- limnedlatc.lvnflprp.ihii- ..n ib
erntes to considerable extent, vvhlcli ...,r r.,,.i.,i,, ri.nmi,, ..... i.i .V.
- ' I'1 ' V.i.... ,1......... .(Ill, iiiv iii,-ii
will pel mil tno steamers fiom llie Ie .,.,. .. ... ... , ,,.,
........ ....!.. I " ---.,
inter-lBiunil Steam .Navigation wmi- tlit? are now awalllug oidtfrs at
paiiy getting their lines out in mi thnlul. The kipper and the crevvi
'dlstiessed vessel and make a torn- ; ulianilom-il all llielr P'ihoiiu1 effeclrtj
blued utteinpt to pull her olT. j,111(1 ,e!c,ngl!igs In thfir Ii-lst, toj
I The Alexander Hl.ick now lies I i leave -aIiiI lbe biilluved u cliiiinie'iT
In small bight between Hnrcekeis-1' W
vllle nud l'ala mill, b dslde lo the j the Alexitljer Ill.iek
islioie, and she Is haul nnd mi in 8t.r ,, nciiltlou
what Is declined n sandy nnd soft wheie the Sinrlii was wrecked minto
coial Tiottom. ith,. jeirB taecu It will liu remember
.. '..I Ik,, t 1 1 . A U .
Tliu Alexamler ilintk wont qn tho
Mrs. Coulter, Will Play
Tennis Against
Champions
phi I rr'm ina dav
Hawaiian Trust
Co., Ltd.-
WHY NOT TAKE YOUR
- BREAD FROM THE
Palm Cafe?
Hotel near Union Sts;-
It Is practically decided, that Mrs.
Coulter will i ('present Hawaii on the
mainland tennis ( nulls this )eur.
C. O. Ilockus, president of tho Ha
waiian Tennis Association, will, dur-
his visit to the Const, urrnngo
for matihes between Mis. CoulterJ
unit Miss Hazel llotthklss tho pres-
out champion of the United States.
Mr. Ilockus will nlso endeavor lo
get In communication with tho repre
seihiitlves o'f Miss May Sutton, and see
lfv nVaiclifctl can bo arranged between
the I'luwallan lady champion unci the
win Id's 'best player.
Tho Hawaiian Lawn Tennis Asio
Llatiun will defray, nil expenses III
coiiiidetlou' with Mis. Coulters tilp
to the m.ilnlntid, and she will be the
properly nctredlted representative of
these IsiandH. Mis. Coulter Is con
sidered to have an excellent elianto
of heatfng the mainland experts, and
It will bo a great boost for Hawaii
If she succeeds.
The local champion lady plajei
will go to the Coast next May or
June, ami the mulches will be pl.t
cd shuttly nffei her unlvnl there.
HAW N. PAPER CO.
SECURES BIO ORDER
Paoer Ordered For the New Code
Book II the Largest Order For
Paper For a Single Publication
Ever Placed in Territory.
Tho ordor for the paper for tho
Ainerican-llawallan rubllslilng Co.'s
new Codo Hook has been plated with
the Atneilcan-Ilnwalluii Paper Co.. and
is tho laigest order for ono grade of
paper ever plated In this Territory.
Tho paper if placed In a straight
lino the width of the Code Hook will
cover a distance of fifteen hundred
nillCK.
.iiienS
nuiA
il: lias piled heiA
in not far fioiuj
BEETS GO
HIGHER
A CAI1I.K his been icceiveil heio to
tho effect that the supply bchoouer
Flamenco Waul lias silled friiui,Mld
Any. Island lui,H l(yuilulu, on Jiiiai,
ch. , .iK-jtiil ii i ir I
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. G. Beets:
88 analysis, 12s. 9d. Parity, 4.71c.
Previous quotation, 12s. 8 l-4d.
Tho booking of V, II. Ilabbltt for
a trli to tho malnlnml on the Chlnn,
duo to leave, here on Friday of next
week, gives truth to the fact that ho
Is off for a gJthorlng of Porto Itlcnu
laboieis.
Malkallou,
vagrancy at
who wrb chnrged
Hie Police Comt
with
Hits
lumping will be a guest at Asch's ho
tel for the net.Mliie.i montliH, llln
numbc; will ho nroimd -libout 7." at
the popular hoi.lelrj.. ' i ''
KANSAS CITY, Jan. G. The
thermometer icgistered eighteen be.
low zero in this city this morning.
The cold wave extends through the
southern States, where the ground
is covered with snow.
Seligman Dead
PARIS. Jan. G. William Selig
mac, ii." New York banker, died here
today.
-
Till: AUltlVAI. of Hie Amerlciii
llavallaii freighter Alaskan at Snlln.i
Cruz is reitoited through tho local
agency or the line. The Alaskan sailed
from Kaliiilul on December 19 mid car
lied n large shipment of sugar pineap
ples nud olbei Hawaiian products for
the Isthmus,
MARKET REVIVES
FOR MANY STOCKS
Rapid Transit- Common
In Demand; Mryde
Advancing
Stock dealings took on n little now
ilfn this morning, having iipparenll)
recoveied somewhat fiom the quiet fol
lowing the holidays.
I,.llge sules of Ol.ui nl C.75 woro re
ported between boards nnd those Bold
on Hie bnaid at thill figure made u
total of CSS shares changing hinds.
McDi.mIc on the other hand, ad
vanced to six dollars oua taje between
boards of 5'.'5 shares ,nnil nppaiently
cleaned up the market. The last pre
vious sale as show n on the. stock sheet
was at t.
i:wn Is selling ut 32.25, , Oshu at
32.76. Pioneer at HIS ami Pnlnlnt, U'.
This Is tho II rst sale of Pain since the
Increase of the capital stork,
Hllo Hallway stock Is gradually mak
ing Its appearance on the list of sales
and the public evidently ionised to be
lieve thai thero Is "nothing doing" In
Ilapld Transit Common stock. An
other sale of Hie latter slock wns
made today at 105. This Is a very
high llguio for four per cent or oven
six per cent sloc'.c in this market, nud
tho puichnset Is apparently satlullcd
that ho will either get uu luciensed
dlvidimil or n clock dividend during
Hie ') ear. " ' '
Olaa lionils1 sold nt 1U0.2S mid Hn
wnlluu liilgallou at 100,
id that tlm Knitrl.i imi Iht.i lvnlm.
lil with u full sli'inmotit of coafS
i i' Keveral lneTectiiil attempt!
had been inn(leT1o-liulltho vosaelifon '
film vaslln.illy iilinniloncl. nud IpfecV
on n g.e.it deal of her conl wns sal-J
vaged and the vssel wag llnully,
bioken up 4 J
The position of the Aliwmdur,
rief late Monday nfleinooii I'uilu";
n heavy northwest! rly rain tqtuill
iVIilth Cdptnli orinitliVthe ir.aator'
of tho p-fe!, ktates complilely oli-.
seined the land, ami It was only
afler the sqtmll had passed nnd the
cm lain of mist had lifted tliat the
skipper nnd his men realized thel-
perlloiik petition. The bark went on lllnek Is aim not n gret dUtiini'Qj
the icef bow on. with fine and mtz- lioui where the wooden bark (olusoS
..ti l.indtllu b.tl IIimII liil-ll.til nl. 11111(1 W'Plll nttlitiin uiiiiia llirn t. Ha nmfi
mid now lies biondslde, her port side (Continued on i.i"c 4)
iigi'
Provisionals Ar
Ready To Report
Andrews Says Differences Have
Been Settled Ana Wheels Ready
To Begin Moving.
That Provisional Committee has
pinttlcully completed lis labors in
repairing the fences of the ltcpuh
liean party. It hasn't repotted to the
County Central Committee as jel, but
as 11 Iiiib iiutU May to furnlnh docn
inentary evidence of Its activity II is
presumed Hint there will be no partic
ular rush upon, tho part of the com
mittee to tell of their work,
"We huvo patched up nil tho illffei)
onccH wo have encountered, had now
precinct c'ub officers elected when va
cancies existed and in short have done
Hie work wo hnvu set out to do," bush
l.nrrln Andrews, whu has nssumed one
oj Hie leading rotes In the activities
of I ho Provlslnn.il Committee. Tho
first deputy Attorney (leneral nlso
states Hint many or tho pieclnet illf
,fer''iicnH have been ndjiidlcitol
through the tactful use of the hand of
u :t it u tt it it t: t: ts s: :: t: u :t
OAHU ICE COMPANY
ADDS TO ITS PLANT
:i
tt Oaliu Ice and Tlectrlc Com- St
U p.iuy will signalize the nevy je.ir "
tt by expanding Us plant nnd pro- it
IS paring to better handle its stiad- SS
tt lly lucienslng business. S
tt Authorization for expenditures SS
it by this compiny amounting to SS
S over twenty thousand dollms was S
St mtiilo this morning for. new mu- SS
tt chlncry. Some of this equipment SS
SS will be renewals while u good St
SS share will bo for tho InteBt and SS
St beet machinery to handle tho pro- SS
St duct speedily nnd ut tlio least SS
tt expense. " it
ts
SI SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS tt tt tt SS It
!il
Tho major-
)
diplomacy. Tint this o(.llnilsllc view
of the vvoik of Hn Pinvlstouit Ciuii-H
iiiliiiii. u fniiv lndiin.,,1 ji i.ai ..
copied without argument.
lly of tho eonmiltltc perMinnel
cd nl tho outset that tho host
could be obtained by shunning pubJIcJ
lly an 1 this polle) has barn cpin,
ently adhered lo.
The Provisional Comtnl'ten will tolls
all nliout It somellmo before neyl May,
i
$
V'
n
8t
DIG TENNIS PLAY
ARRANGED FOR'!
lu oyler to Invq ronio really good
tennis on the local coifrta while llnij
California clucks, Long and Mcl-ongh-
liu, nro heie, It has been decided to',
have u singles nnd double lourua-
incut. i I
Six of the best plners In Hiiuciliilu
will be picked 'to jilay lu tho touriia
n cut and tho two Davis Cup men will I
be placid so that they will bo lu at
tho tlulsh of tlm matches. Long andl
Mcl.oiiRhlln mo tettled nt the UnI-4
veictty Club, where they will lemutitin
for one week. At piPEent Hair plaujfj,
nro to go li) tho Alamedn lo tho-
Const,
Tho tennis tournament ccheme has
stliird up a'l the raciiuct wlelders oC
Onhu ri till the bast plnjers of'tliu1
IsPuid will be nhlo to go un aguluatti
the two Callforulnns lu both doubles )
nud Elngles. '
.. f.
Hauling Nelson ana Ad Wolgnstit
hnvo been ui-Ucheil for tho llghtJJ
weight chauiploiiuhlp, nnd they vvllV
probably light cm rbitnrytV22, he
foro the Pacllio Athletic (JtUi. Tho
innlcli will he for foryrWa7tounili, I
and tho men have n afd'alici of 50U0fV
cm tho lesitlt. , k i
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