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REPUBLICAN CHIEFS WAIT
ALL SET POR MIDWINTER CARNIVAL
Clark Is
Strong In
MissouriiTo
(Associated Press Cibles)
JOPLIN, Mo., Feb. 20. The name of
Champ Clark, sprung today in the
Democratic State committee meeting,
was the caute of a demonstration.
Clark supporter! are preparing reso
lutions to instruct the Missouri dele
gation of the national Democratic con
vention at Baltimore for Clark.
(Associated Prcs Cublr.)
CHICAGO, III., Feb. 20. The Fed
eral grand jury here has indicted two
railroads, two theatrical concerns and
four individuals for rebating for ad
vertising. Iho Interstate Coniincrca Cominls
nlon .mmiii Al'MtH kku stopped the thru
le ultimate prnctli-u nt allowing rch.ito
rati s for advci Using, nppl)lng partlc
uliirl) to lullrnads.
NEW MORGAN SKYSCRAPER
ANNOUNCED IN NEW YORK
' Assm Ixtcel Pits r.'ahtp.)
NEW YORK, N. Y, Feb. 20. J.
Pirrpont Morgan 4. Co. will soon begin
a skyscraper to take the place of the
present structure housing the big
banking concern.
commerce'commission
fixes ujmber rate
I Associated rr?M Calile.t
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 20. The
Interstate Commerce Commission has
prescribed an eighty-cent rate per hun
dred on hardwood lumber to the Pa
cific Coast.
STOCKS ARE QUIET
(Assrclatcd Press Cahlei )
NEW YORK, N. Y., Feb. 20. Stock
trading today reached the lowest ebb
of the year.
SUGAR
SAN FRANCISCO. 1'nl , Poll 20
Hoots 8K uuul)sls, lf.M, 1 l-2il : iiiilly,
CISc Previous iiii)tntlnn, ll,s 2 1-4(1.
SAf JOHNSON
IS
Htcmio nf deliberate lolalluii of the
unlit) iiiitomolillu urillnuiii.li, J K
Johnson, (ho (lmiilTciir whose license
was revoked rticutl) by Police Judge
"Mousnirat, Mil) llml lilmsilf charged
vvllh n serious olTonso for drl lntr nil
uulomnhllo lust night Johnson was
th lunn who Mime tlniH ugo hanged
Inln Manuel Knuxa's wugon on King
itliKt mill Injured Sniizu nnil his slx,-vuir-old
son
When liniiiRlit before Judge Monsnr
uit, Johnson's license uno revoked
Johnson, It vvns icportid tills morning,
plckid up u crowel nf Joy-riders UiBt
nlRht mid deliberately ilmui the nvi
chlno through tho streets of Honolulu
.Motor?) cla Otllccrs Chilton nnd
.biou will inuko n thorough Invcstl
Riitl'in of Johnson's case
H. E. HENDRICKS Ltd.,
Merchant and Alakea Streets
Fire Escapes and Ornamental Iron
fciiuAf .-.(ifccii &SltfekmJ&MtMltiitk. o,.iJtaiMiim ...iiai..' ' ..Uj.(lU'i..iA Hji..
Matson's
New Liner
Be Fine
'V
! Feutuies of the lion Mutsun
j Navigation llm I', u contract for f
! which will suon bo iiwatdcd: i
Length ocr nil, 50l) feet, f
" Heain niouldcd. tin feet. y
s Depth moulded, ib (i fict. f
Speed, loaded, :H-fuot draught, '
v lli knots '
! Displacement, Jl-fuot draught, 'S
; 15.120
: Deadweight cargo, IncliiMvo
of fue-l, sloros, etc , short tons,
S.'ol
Number statement's 8G
' Capncll) huIooii passengers.
Cupneit) steerage passengers,
8G
l)lulnR-iooni scutlng cip.icll), !'
Private h-ithronms, 24.
Stutcnioiiis loiuueli'il with
V pilMiti' Imtli, M,
HinokliiK loom nllujUd for-
ward. v
Ktatcrooiiih located on threu '
dieltH
IjilRCt mid lliicat lltted ntutc- "
roouiH, on proimnado deck, s
.. t,
V t .J, 5 S S S J 'S V ! '5 '5 S w
Plan4 for tho prnpostd MatHon Nav
iRiitlim C'iiiiiiiiii) liner wero iicclveil
h) Vlce-l'ieHldi'iit and (cmrnt Mun
iRr i: I) Tunny of 1'iiHtln &. Cnoku
thlH inoinliiK with tho mrlviil of tho
hteumnhli Wllhi liulim from tho Coaxt.
(Continued on Page 2)
COMMISSION URGES
EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY
(Bnrclil Hullo tin Cable)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 20.
President Taft today submitted to
Congress the report of the employers'
liability commission. The report urges
the enactment of employers' liability
and compensation bills, stating that
this would Insure protection for the
employes and at the same time clear
the courts of the present congestion
of damage suits.
ZAPATISTAS LOSE
ISliilll flu I let In Cable 1
MEXICO CITY, Mex, Feb. 20 The
Zapatistis were defeated in a hard bat
tle at Santa Maria. It is reported that
twentyseven prisoners and guards
were killed at Puebla in an attempted
escape.
TROUBLEJN HAYTI
(Kprclal Hill tot III Ctiblo )
HAYTI, Feb. 20 Revolutionists have
killed forty federals on the San Do
mingan frontier.
A hoy of hlx ) oni8 and n Klrl of four
wore1 Iniriipd to deuth In tholr Iii'iIh iw
Iho riwilt nf an explosion of nil oil
lump In tho homo of Louis Hlcn of
Now York
Mrs James l)als of 1'ortlaml, Oio,
In an effort to break her husband's
habit of stiij Iiik out late at night, hud
friends strap hero to her bed unci gag
her, nnd when discovered by her hus
band said masked robbers had set upon
her.
Finest F Do ilen, son of former
Fnlted Stales Senntnr Joui F Hr
dc II, was elided preside lit of tho I'm
(Initial Insurance Company to succeed
his father who was president of thut
eoiupan) lit the time nf his death H few"
weeks ago
REVELRY TONIGHT STARTS
FLORAL PARADE OF 1912
DECORATED AUTO
SECTION NEW
RECORD
A icruiil-litiMkliiR list of c-iitrlcx In
Iho if ccural cil-ii ti I ii section of the VMS
ritual l'arado wan reported tills nioiii
In; when the special commiltca hu
Iiir this section In tharRO held its
flnul meeting this morniiiK In the
Kxitnu or tho liawull l'lomotloii Com
inlttcc. i:iecnlli-liniir cnlrics uio coiiiIiir in
now, and it will lie linKihllilo to Ret
a complete lint until the parade ItHcif
fornix, hut up to date tho cars far out
number those In any pioviomi p.iRcalit.
Koer.il Iiiiro auto IIu.iIr uro In
eluded In thu Rcncral auto tocllon.
Morcoci, the decorations pmnilxo In
ho more elaborate tills jeur thiin ocr
bcfoie
Mrs. J. M DoMsctt, chairman of tho
conimltteoiinnoiineeK that ciitiics mo'
open up until the beginning of tho
parade All onirics must report nt
tho capital rkiiiikIh hcfoio tho parade
(Continued on Pays 4)
FLEET IS
No orders us lo Iho future! moe
ments of the I'.iellle Meet luiwi been
reeched by Admluil Thomas dining
thu lon-d.t)' elill.se that elided this
inoruluR when tho llaKshlp California
tied up In the na) clock at 1 J-IS. Ho
far as tho comm.iuiler-iiichlef Is con
cerned, thu situation K exuctl) us It
was whin the Meet left hero Febru
ary 13.
'There Is absolute I) nothing In tho
wiy of gone nil ne-ws," said Commander
Trrhuue, chief of stalT, lo u II ill I e-
tln reporter this morning Wo luivo
had ii successful inline ami accom
plished conshhiablo In tho way of gun
pointers' practise while wo have been
at sea."
Whllo at KialnkeKiia Hay, where tho
cruisers made u stop nnd put thu Cap
tain Cook iminuim lit In repair, tho
bluejackets explored the ines In the
ellfis, mid wero ilellghte'd to llml what
they at llrst thought to bo burled souv
enlrx of old Hawaii When the')'
brought their Mucin to light and (lis
COW red that they had dragged from
The llrst Impntlmit step taUin In
Iho mattu of providing u permanent
mail from Honolulu to l'eurl Harbor
was luauRuiated today at the noon
meeting of tho city nnd county super-
Isors
Thlrt) thousand dollais wero appro
priated fin tho construction of this
much needed IiIkIiwii)' whin tho re
cent hiidhct passed to a limit reading
and was adopted by that hod)
Supervisor Murra) today lutindiiccd
a resolution that the road committee
In conjunction with the city and coun
t) engineer, bo Instructed to draw up
plans and specllleatluns for tho con
struction of tho Moalialua-l'iiuloa road,
the plans and speelllcatlons to bo sub
mitted to the hoard and that upon up
pi oval b) the boaiil, tho elt) and
count) clerk bo authoriid to call for
tenders for tho pioposed work.
Thu Ultulithle I'aving and ComretH
Comp.in) has c liino forward with un
offer to lay u pavement ot Wierrrnlto
surface along that section of King
street between Kal ikiiuii aveiuio and
I'liiuhbowl street, ail area of approxi
mately 00 J I Hcpim o )ards, for tl.M a
square )ard, agreeing to furnish ma
terial nnd lav n pavement that In ev
er) wav will prove highly xntlxfac-loi)
FORMATION ORDER
AND RULES NOW
COMPLETE
Till: FORMATION
' l'ollro
Maislial nnd Allies
Hawaiian Italic) (on foot)
David Kalakauii nnd srnits
Island 1'rlncchseM, pjftcs, outrldors
and nttciidniits.
KIiik and (Jueen Float
Mounted Hand, Fifth Canulry
llorse-drnwn Floats Section
St. I.ouls ColleRC U.ind
Dcuiiatcd Ailtuiuubilo Sect Inn
Ulcjcle Section
FORMATION ORDUIIS
II) Marslml A. M. Ilrowu
All features enter b Hotel street
Bate.
Autos Filter FxoeutUo tiulldliiK
RinuudH and nrriiiiReil by Marshal's
aides,
llorso-diHwn FloatV Kmni either
slilo of Miller nticot and iilung Unlet
street c.ist of Miller.
I'rlnccxsi'H .ind FscoitA Filter by
t.lkclike i Irect gato nnd lakn up hihI
(Contlnued on Page 4)
IN DARKIExtra For
their long rest the leui.ilus of Iho old
llauallaus theiu.clws, the) mule haste
to leturn them In their tombs with
all possible reeerinec. The souvenir
hunters who returned aboard ship wire
In ii chastened mood
Thu ships stopped three da)H at
llllo, where there wero u number of
i nlertalnmiiits and return entertain
mints ashore and ullo.it Almost all
tho mirliies, who were In camp when
the lh it tumid Its llrst expedition to
llllo, took the opportunity of elsltlug
tho Milcauo There wire no Incidents
or accidents to niir tho erulse
The Impression prevails that tho
West Virginia will rejoin tho lie et hero
befeiro long
Tho Ninth Dakota did not follow the
Callforuli In, but will dock lati r In
the afternoon, as will the Colorudo.
which had to sla) outside until the
Mohican, moored In the end ot tho
Alakeu ilea k for tho "IMnnfnro" per
formance. Is shifted slightly to glee
the cruiser a birth on tho Fwa side of
tho wharf
The proposal was iiiailo to the board
at Its muting toclu). Tho tender vvai
turned over to tho retael committee
III u lomniiinliatlou Dr J S II
I'ratl, preside nt of the Territorial
lloaid of Health, rcenmtnrudh to the
boaid that In tils opinion the name of
the sinee'ssful caiidhlates ut tho recent
examination for health Inspectors
might be published
David K Martin has submitted u
proposal that the board use ii dry
chemleiil lire extinguisher, wide It he
claims Is suitable for the outside dis
tricts of Honolulu
Thomas F. Wall was gr lilted per
mission to ellspla) a large Atmrlcuu
Hag across King street from tho Re
public building to the Walt) block
Iho hoard has been asked to tabu
jvel several old cannon which wero
since mounted III the old fort mid
whh h wire spiked at tho time tho
French took pos-e-sslou of the fort Su
perintendent of I'ubllc Works Camp
bell Is of the opinion that the relies
should ho preserved ami suggests that
the) bo mounted In Kapiolaul Park
To the road loinmltte e has been le-
feired a communication finui N. C
Petri sun In regard to the location ot
a building vvlihh Is being erected ut
(Continued on Page 4)
HARBOR TO BE
SCENE OF
GAJEIY
t m i 4, -i t J- i ' J j
. ...
WHISTLE SIGNAL. s
Announcement was made this
afternoon that If a sudden
chauo In the weather latir In
tho day should make necessary
the postponement of tho water
paRcnut slid performance of
"IMiiiifiiro" toulRht. the Hawai
ian Flo trie ('ouipan)'s IiIr
MtilMIe will be sounded llvo
thncH I'Uc whistles mean that
the performance Is postponed.
.t (,
4 a . . s, 4
It diirnds on the wuither whether
oi not the nptiiliiR ulKht of Floral
I'aiade hc.imui will really he tho opi it-
IllR IllRllL
A suddi n chaiiRo In tho wind es-
trrd.i) with ii sllxht rain today, made
the Floral I'arnde niaiinRi'itii lit a little
hit dinilitriil, hut tills iifti moon Inter-
(Continued on Page 4J
Hawn. Com.
Hawaiian Conunerel.il ,Vi Sug
iii Co Is In Hue fur u spiclal
dlv blend next month of llfty
cents nr share Alexander At
IIiIiIhIii ellleitors have re coin
ine nib cl that the extra be de
clared on Mu rib B, mid this Is
considered praetleall) equiva
lent to actual decision J P
Cooke aliiinunicd tho preipeised
extra this morning. He also
nihil d tho good news thut "If
tho prlen of sugar holds good,
we hope to pa) an extra divi
dend of llfty icnU per sharo
iuarlcrl) during tho )iar"
yy Aj S J
V V'S''l'V'V'VS'9
MANY FLOATS TO
ENTER BIG
Cliulniitin Ch.iilcs ll Fmler of tho
hoiso-drnvvn llo.its coinmlllco of tho
1012 nni.il Parade announced this
nrternoon Hie list or entries In thU
scitlon to (Into ns follows:
Honolulu I'lio Department
Chlnose Itetolutlonsts
M)rtlc Boat Club
United Chlneso Society
C Hrovvcr t Co
Cnstlo & Cooko
Alexander H llilcjwln
.1 Walter Do)lo'x Waterwiigon
Honolulu Rapid Transit, ami Land Co
Finest Kind's Trniibailouis
Hawaiian Fibre Compan)
Outrlggor Cutioo Club
llaiiils-Aiound-tha-Paclllc Club
Tiall and .Mountain Club
Hoy Scouts
Honolulu School for Hojs (2 floats)
Native Sons of (lolclen West
King nud Queou Float
Hawaiian Diedgiiig Coinpnuv
O I!. & U Co
I
KUHIO EXPECTED
TO A CONFERENCE
The feature In Inside political clr.
cles among the Republicans today Is
a conference between Delegate Kuhlo
and J. P. Cooke, that, so far as could
be learned up to 2 o'clock, didn't come
0((,
The conference is said to have been
first proposed by Delegate Kuhlo, who
wanted to get right down to facts and'
see where he stood and why an agree.1
ment couldn't be reached for harmony
all around.
Mr. Cooke was wllllna and ready to
talk on a harmony basis and It looked ',
as If many of the troubles caused by,
others than those .10 directly con.
cerned would be avoided. But at
.'.. .. .. .j. t. ! .; ' $ y "5 S- s ' t 'V 'V 'if
Paul Iscnberg slated as tho Republican candidate) for Dclcgato v
to CnnRrcss, following n reported conference of tho higher-ups nnd !
tho (iiivernor 1V
Underneath tho activities of sumo of the men who have swung
Inlo line for Taft, Roosevelt sentiment that will not mnko Itself !
felt until they nrc successful In being elected delegates to tho Nn- ,
tlomil convention. '
.1. P. Cooko n probihlo dclcgulo to tho Chfciico contention from 5
Maul, thus tuklng tho placo of Coventor Frenr on tho Hawaiian dol-
CRiitlon. '
Tho "Klll-Kulilo" crowd soro hccmiso tho slrulgiilforvvnril stale- v
ment of tho DelcR-ite on his nnlvnl homo blocked their gnmo com- s
plclely mid upset tho campaign that was nlreud) framed up to read s
Kuliln nut of tlie party and shnpo things for Isenherg'H enndhhry v ,
And In addition, to these nnd 11 few other things aro Iho friends
who nro lighting under I'ovor nnd urging the Delegnlo In go for-
ward nnd fight for principle though ho bictik his political neck In so
doing
Link To
Stay On
The Job
That I.. I MrC'ancllesK Is prcpirltig
to mako tho hardest fight In 11 long
series of hind lights for Delegnlo In
Congiess Is evident b) tho develop
incnls of tho past fow das
ler) llilng will ho subordinated lo
this striiRRlo to land t li 0 coveted po
litical plum. In fat I, so keen Is Mr
McCamlless' determination tti win this
campilgn Unit ho has put behind him
nil thoughts of going to tho Demo
cratle National Convention
Ho said )osterdu). In answer to 11
direct question from tho II it 1 1 0 1 1 ft
that hu will not consent tei licfomo a
randlcluto for convention delegnlo If
ho Is nominated by tho Democrats as
Delegnlo to Congress. This decision,
of course, rests on tho nssuiiiptloii
Unit thu Democrats of tho Tcrrltor)
will iigien In the plan for holding the
two Tenllorlal conventions on iho
tamo day April Hi, 011 what has been
dubbed tho "double-convention" ss
torn In other words, If McCniidlens Is
nominated for Delegnlo to Congress,
ho Is going to stii) In Hawaii fiom
April If. In November nnd dovnlc his
tlmo to hlb campaign Meanwhile tho
probablo Republican nominee ma)
(Continued on Page 7)
MulNIIrs of nil (lie sugar estatex In
the Mauds nrc printed In Ihe II 11 1
le tin's 1UI: Industrial Kellllon. .News
cillUon with regular Issue nf the Bul
letin on sale fur Ihe ci ill- 'I hur.
In).
( a
banker, was refused uilmlttmiro to
probate b) the court In Chicago
Starting from the exphulnu ot an
automobile 11 lire destrojed the opera
house liloik at Attlelioio. Mush with
11 loss Hint will reach 1200,000
aJatohf (irs. . Af....
noon Mr. Cooke said that while he
had been expecting to hear from the
Delegate, he hadn't yet heard,
The Delegate and A. W. Carter were
In conference for a long time thl
morning at the office cf the Kaplolanl
Estate, and at 1:30 o'clock no develop,
ments were apparent,
The outcome now expected Is that
when the Taft League and the Dele,
gate's forces will have several features
to be talked over before an under.
standing Is reached. It was under.
stood that at noon today Kuhlo would
have something definite to say to the
Taft League, but such was not the
case.
.. J. . . e. ii ty fj At . $
These aro a few of tho things Dele
gate Kuhlo lias buniiH'il up ngulnst
sliico Ills arrival in tho city and aro
some of tho things Hint uro nlleged to
mako the 1s1lllle.1l situation dUHcilIt
In iiutiingle,
Proliihl) ihe biggest thing In tho
whole business that was In bo handled
under tho auspices of Iho Advertiser
"Klll-Kiililo" leadership was tho r.iu
illdiicy of D P II. Isenberg. It Is 1111
dcixtood thut tho whole game was
framed up mid tho blast In tho Ad
vertiser tho morning of tho Dele
gate's arrival was Iho first blast,
though Iseiibeig himself went off to.
Sail li am Iscn so as to ho personally
out nf It It is staled Hint Mr. Iscn-
heig, previous lo Iho program being
luudc up, Ii id a conference with thu
Coveruor and thu word wiib passed
ih.it Delegate Kuhlo must go and In
due) season Mr Isenberg would be
spuing
(Continued on Page 2)
SYNDICATE BUSY
WITH OLAA
With the be.'(V) bu)lng of a big nud
powerful svinllcato of local capitalists
out for (Una bonds, these six per
cents are getting Hlronxer mid stronger
and the transactions huvu been uun
of Iho market fentuiis of tho past few
ebi)s
'I he Hi'iir) W.iterhouso Trust Com
pall). Illslmp t.'o and ChtuH A..
Ilotb an the luokeluuo linns that h.iv'o
llguriai piomlneiitl) In the s)iidlcu(u'a
stock exrhiingo bii) l(ig, mid "tho street"
Is watching the operation vvllh much
Inti rest
Ohm Is one of the sugar prnpertliH
whose Intrinsic strength Is becoming
more mid more apparent, nnd the
stocks mid bonds ure both protltlng
The Immense umouiit of laud held in
fee simple, the rapid wa) In which the
plantation Is getting firm on Its llnan
elal feet, and the wa) In which Its
sugar Is going to market all uro help
ing thu securities, mid the suln of the
Isunls shows the eoifildenco of the
hii)lng public In loiiR-lerm Invest
ments
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