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Transport May 4
From Vanoouveri
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Tor Vancouver!
Zealdiulla May 21
ESTABLISHED 1882. No.
METHOD ST 6 SHOPS
BRAVE MAN SAVES
LORD-YOUNG CO.
LOSES WORK
Secon'dContract
Like First
Invalid
Ily n decision of llin Osiliu Lonn
I'iiiiiI Commission lit n meeting licit!
oslerdny afternoon a $100,000 con
Unct wiih tukon from tlio I-ord-VouiiK
laiglneerlng Company and l again
thrown open to all bidders.
Tlio Supremo Court a few days ago!
knocked out tlio lildH on Section No. 1
of tliu Calm hull load, llndliiK faullH In
tlio wording of tlio apecldeatlons nud
tlio 1 emulations under which tlio con
tract was let. The cane got Into court
through Contractor J. II. Wilson's at
tack on the Commission's action In
letting thu contract to tho Urd-Young
Company. ?.
The Lord-Young Company won tho
rontrnct on the second section of tho
toad without any content, being tho
lint tho Supreme Court
lowest hldder,
decision on tho llrst Job at cnico,yar(1 0iiKlneer nflloor. naval coiiRlruct-i
brought tho validity of tlio Coiuinls-'nr, public works olllccr, and General
bIoiib uctlon on tho seconu jou into ttorekeeper. At present tliero Is no
ipiestlon. engineer olllccr or naval constructor
Potion Ing tho decision of tho Court. I detailed to the local station, tlio cap
tho Loan Kuntl Commission met yes-jtnln of Iho )ard lllllng both thei.0 of
torday attoruoon and decided nfter dees. Huuover, within a fow montlis
full discussion that tho second contract It will be necessary. In hnvo uu en
was Invalid, Unit thu hid cannot hold, glueer ottlccr on tho ground to super
nud tliut tho work niust bo leaiher-i vise thu Installation of imichluciy In
Used. thu vailous shops. Tho Industrial
"In vlow of the decision of tho Su- buildings will ho complolcd In a fow
inemo Court, tho Commission hn dt-1 months, und us It will tuko nraily a
elded that tlio contract for tlio second year to get machinery hero and set It
ituciiuii u u iioaiiu, " ii:iuiiiW uiw .hi "'".,. . ' .. . uu" . the inlcipiclutlim of the law us la I.
I'etrlo this iiiornlng. possible. Admiral Cowlou will set tl.o. , , , , lIt.U(llim of s ,
Tho same Haws lu tho sneclIlcatloliK wires u motion to act nu eucneer of- .. .... . . .. . ..
., 1 I.. I.. ....11.1 !.! On...nI..H.r .... .1 . ...Ill l. ......... n..
pointed out hy tho, Supromo Court In, (leer detailed hero In tlio near rtitiiru.lS ," ' '""'T' "' l. ""," ! ,
l. 11 .I.n II !. oT.,oelo,l Wnllld I 'Almllwr n.MIIInn In ll. Ir,,.nl .Hit K"' ' ' J esterdul , Is 11 IIIUlll-
hu also held to Invalidate tho second , before long may ho u personal aldo to
cniiti net. the commandant. Al present the cap-
Accordingly, Iho work 13 to ho read-jtaln of tho jaid and tho llglithousu In
vertlhcd at once, and bids for Iho bec-ispcctor act in this capuclty, but Ad-
ll.U ...uv ........u, .v .u ......... .., ....... ..... ....... ...... ... .... ........ ...hi. I
mid section will bo called for on lioonhnlral Cowles, as ono of tho "senior
Mny 18, ut tho samo hour tin tho first
section, re-udvertised, Is uUn to toceivo
lenders. .nl'ly bo ordered hero before long,
The Lord-Young Company's llguro
lor tho work wns $!8,r,uu. Secrotnryl QIIR AR 501 fl AT A 1 1
l.i.tnli. n.1,1 ItitlJ ..Kit... 1.11. Ill.lt 11, J, I1..!,,.!
I l-lliu null nun niuiitiiib ii,. ..." v..... -
mlsslou did not throw out the bids for
Homo loolc-hnullni: on this Job bectuiBo
the hauling Is lu a separate contract
not alTected by tho court ruling.
Tlio result Is something of u knock
out lo tho crnnpany which was low bid
der. Tho conipnny Iioh already begun
In uRsemblo Its plant In antidilution
of an early beginning on tho work.
Tho Commission yesterday afternoon
also took up the question of addition
,ul public Improv omenta authorized by
tho last Legislature In tho samo act as
that which piovldcd for tho belt roads.
The School street extension, with an
appropriation of $10,1)00, tho Wnlalun
water works, Jlu.uuu, und tho l.iuilna-
lol-knl plpo line, lu tho Wnlanao ,s.pasaernian. sirlously Injured his wire
trict, nru lo bo tukon up, nud the epics- with a bullet and then ended his own
lion of getting funds available! fromHfe nt the homo of his wife's parents
tlpo bond sales will bo gone Into. In Philadelphia.
CONTRACTOR
CARRY ROAD FIGHT ON
That tlio light of Conliactor John
., ti.,i.. i,..i, 1...11
II. DIIBUll nil t"u ""'" " "
load contract has not ended with tho
Suptemo court iiec-iHiein.il 1113 luvor,
knocking out all bids, wus tho minor
jesterduy uftoinoon, and this illum
ing was practically conllimed by L.
L. McCniidloss, who was WIIboh'b sil
ent but effective partner In tho belt
loud bidding.
AVHbon has gono to tho mainland
and tho now bids uro to bo opened'on!
May 18. Meanwtillo tnero is iiuk iiuu
following tho Supremo (Joint decision,'
legal action will Lo taken by Wilson
to get whut ho jfyjildeis Justlcn ror
. being declared un Iriespoiiblblo bid -
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5228.
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Word lini been lecclvod licio that
plans for tho ofllccrs' quarters at tho
W
l'carl Harbor nnval station nro now.tommlttio meeting, lie read the II ul-
bolng prepared In Washington, and
that the will bo forwarded to llouolii -
Iii'shortly. This will be the next htg
Job that local contractors will hnvo n
(bunco to llgurp on In connection with
tho Gov eminent work at tho harbor.
Ulllcers' row will consist of a dwell
ing for tho commandant and live other
houses for olllceru on tho tnaiiltu sldo
of tho reservation, and Iwo liounos for) It has been widely felt that thu mat-
tlio surgeons near what Is known ntfiter of Indulging in these worldly pas- t
tho "hospital site." An appropriation
oi aiiii.nuii nas neen npproiiriaieu joiiioifcitnce, nun not inane n. iiuemion i lit ran uml ino-noirn nasree
tho (piarters other than tho Kurgcons',of lildclt-niid-wllltu regulation. ' omuunded the change does not neces-
whlch are looked after from thu hospi-
tal appropriation.
Commissioned ollleers who will bo
PvI1mI -Hh n..a.r. bo-WoH the,
nlno" of I'.ng ollleers. Is entitled to ;i
personal staff olllccr and ono will prob-
FOR MAY DELIVERY
"lijw sugar mid today lu
New Yoik for May delivery at
4.11."
This cablegram, received to
day ly .Mr St. Oo-ir of lid J'ol
III?. A.- Co,, Indicates the trend
of the raw sugur market for the
Jeiualniler uf the scusou.
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$ "S
s 5 e ?? s
Meier lllalik, l".i yeais old, shot ami
killed his uiothtr-ln-hiw, Mrs. IMIicr
WILSON MAY
der by tho Oahu Loan Pund Coiuinls -
slon.
Mlou l.Vnn..,u I.nu-rnnpn. cnnnrnl
1 uu cuiiiiiici. Biiutllil lliivu liee-ll
ll winded to' Wilson, when the Supiemo
court luMd In liln favor," said Mc
Camllcss this morning when ques
tioned about developments. Hu was
iibkfd If further action wiih contem
plated now und suld:' "We'll see. 1
think very likely sonielhlng will bo
nlono Immediately." Ho was then on
his way to an attorney's olllco.
Although Wilson will not be hero
wniin me new nius for me work aro
opened, It may he consldoied curtain
1 tliut ho will bo lopiesented In tlio
bidding. McCnuilless said us much
' this morning;.
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Evening Bulletin
16 PAGES. HONOLULU,
SAY DON'T BAR
DANCING, ETC.
Hrl.it llllllelln Cable.)
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May 3. The board of bishops at the Interna-
'tional Conference of Methodists has recommended that the conference lift
the ban on dancing, cards, horse-raci
ltev. Hubert I! Smith, pastor of the
Air tliutlint churcli,,wiih given the above
news by the It u 1 1 e 1 1 u thix after
noon lie nays tliut while ut Hint m iKlit
thu news Kicum startling, It does lint
menu that the .Methodist Imurd of
bishops Iiiih come out in uppiowil of
Indulging In dancing, tarda, tie
The II ll 1 1 e t I ll icpicsentutlvc fulllld
Itev Mr Hmllli at the Y. M f A.
biiildliiK uttendlug u cliureh ft deration
lei In message nud cxplalntd It and
commented on It quite freely.
"The cablegram ineiins that the board
of bishops has rtiouiiiu-iide-cl that n
luragiapli In our churi.li law be
tlioppcd," said the Methodist pastor.
'"ibat paragraph Is In the church
'Discipline' and has been tho subject
of discussion for u numbtr of J ears,
time should be kit to tho Individual
"The International conference Is held
every four years. It opecned uu May
1. and Is tho only legislative body lu
-,-, -.
GENERAL OUSTING
HOMESTEADERS
Whether the remaining lift) -seven
hoiiHHluuts In Hawaii luusl tie rellu
ipilslud or the claimants be permitted
lu rc-lulu posM-ssiou mid (tuallfy under
I
no
discussed question today
lu revtislug Circuit Judge l'arsons
of llll", on every lmpoiiunt point In
this ease, us llrst aniiounc'id jeatelduy
afternoon liy thu llul lot In lu the
second idltluu, tho Supiemo Cuurt has
prill Ilea Ily made ilellultu rules for free
holders regarding residence aud culti
vation of their laud. As lo whethtr
the lllly-seven other liouiesteudi rs
lion Jioldilig laud under the same ait,
uml who have been practically placed
i In the same class with Aituur C Ilen
'' tlersun. claimant In the cum decided
'" , ) eslenlnj , will bo compelled lt with
'''idlaw, opinions appear to differ
dimmer I 'rear today said Hint euth
Individual cafco pi ninthly would have
to be examined und the claimant's right
to title established under the new
ruling, I In wus unable to say vvheth-
'" er the claimants would be given time
'jto "prove up" by beginning work on
9 their land now In rnniplliinco with the
present luteipretutlon of the statute
TWO THOUSAND CHILDREN
IN MAYDAY CARNIVIAL
Under tho shady trees of Thomas
Square two thousand pupils of tho Ho
nolulu kindergarten schools and lower
grados, most gorgeously attired In hoi
. itlay cnHtumes, and bedecked with real
und artificial (lowers, congregated this
'i'inrnltig for their uNorclsea on tho
IMny-Dny holldny.
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rector of tho pageant, expressed her
great plousuro at tho success of tho
affair after It wns over.
"I am Jnoro than pleased with tho
success," said Miss Lawrene-o,
"for It Is 11 gre-at success, and in com
parison with former occasions I am
cortuln that this years celebration is
for lienor man uny 01 1110 previous
ones."
i.ven inoso wuo nispecieu ciosoiy
tho kindergarten children ns they pass
cd tho band stand preparatory to
uancliiE lf tho music wero tinanio tii'intu, 111 cimigu 111 miss ai, ruuor, 111
decldo which schools won tho greatest (Continued on Page 2)
tcr?"
TERRITORY OF HAWAII, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1912. 16
WOULD LIFT
ng and theaters.
the iliuich After the preliminary part
uf the conference ln illnistl of, tile
uddrcss of n bishop Is always the
opening ftutuie. Tills address con
tains u number of recommendations
which Have been paused upon by tlio
board of bishops. Discussion uvercer
talu features and proposed changes w lit
be held, mid those ihangcs or
eeoin-
iiicndutluii which are faoreil by the
majorltv of the hoard me ruftrred to
hi tho lilMiop's address.
"In this ease It would uppear that
the board of bishops has di elded by it
majority Mite to recommend tint the
paragraph In the Discipline' be
ilroVpcd. This paragraph l-t aimed to
iliscnuiiigc participation hi tin worldly
pltasoies inenlloued, i le. four Jturs
ago the proportion of dropiJng this
paragraph was up and was defeated
liy n narrow innrgin. The feeling lias
bten that the Individual tonscieuee
nmy be rrllul upon to settle tlu-sn
matters:. - jij
surllj mean that It will be carried out
It has still to pass the general confer
ence." 1 am pleased with the Supieinu
Couit's dectslon. Mild the dimmer,
nut so much OeeaiiKe it wins the pies
tut suit tor us, but because of Its
beiiriug uu ttie guiei.it homestead pol
icy, eiuhllllg Us to ilelellllllie ll.lt our
line of action shall be lu future.
"It will woik, 1 btlieve, for the gen
tral welfale of the Ti llJlm J, ami leaves
no doubt in the minds of piutpcctlve
hoinesteuilc'rs as lo thu requirements
tlemandid of llieui before they can get
title lo llielr lauds There Is none too
jnutli liuuisle.ul bind uvalluble In the
Islands, aud there ale plenty of hid
vlduals leady and willing lo tal.e nil
of It, building bona lido homes und
culllwilliig It for their nun btiielit,
and nil such should have mi opportu
nity In take, land."
"There Is no doubt as to the mean
ing of the .Supreme Court's decision,"
said Attorney lieiieral Lindsay. "Tho
admlulstiiitlon has no personal feeling
lu the mutter I suppose the llovernor
nud tlio land eeimuilssioiur will now
urge the other claimants to go ahead
and qualify properly. Instead of pro
e ceiling to oust them Immediately "
The Henderson ease Is the llrst of
two test cases prepared on this sub
ject The other has betn withheld by
(Continuid on Page 4)
prase, applauso and admiration of tho
congregation. Tho castle Kindergar
ten children, In chargo of Miss Hrinlno
Cross, inado a splciulfd appcaranco as
thoy maiched around tho Square
They were in costumes of Indians,
cowboys, bicyclists, soldiers aud many
other characters. Tho hoys wearing
military uniforms carried wooden
swords by their sides us they, marched
proudly, ruo utile gins, 01 many uir
lerent nationalities, wcro most ox.
nulsltelv dressed 111 costumes room.'
seittttlvo of the co intrles Ami thoy
rermlni; tn'uio'aSratl.m'or "ho
spectators. Asalstlng Miss Cross lu
her regiment wcro Miss r Spalding,
nor regiment wcro miss p. npaiuing,
ii' rniu, ius auuiub, u eig"r -
Mil, Miss Stover, Miss Coiuens, Miss
-.men uu m. umru ormuius.
- -ounnower rvaKaaso.
mo Aiuunui isinunignrion or iana
Publicity Is The Life Of
LIFE
DRIVER
PROVES
A HERO
.1. Hughes, former Itapld Transit
niotormnn ami now u driver on n
Stundnrii Oil tank-wagon, in ado him
self a hero this afternoon nt 1 .35
o'clock when ho leaped 111 front of a
moving street-car and saved tho llfo
of n baby Japanese girl.
Hughes was driving his wagon on,
Ileretanla near Alapal street. In front
of the Nonpareil lodglng-housu a rale
Idly-movliiK street-car came caslhouiid,'
nud a little Japanese girl ran out to
the track and stood there unaware of,
her danger.
IIiiKheH Jumped from his wagon
Idasheil lu front of the cur when It wnsi
less than fifteen feet from hltn, and
fliiatclied np the child. Molormnn A.
K. Harris dropped IiIh feiuler and
jammed on the air-brakes, aud by cool
and quick work slowed np tho cnr. al-
lowing Hughes time to get oIT tho
trnck. llul It was n close call.
l'assengers say the bravo act wus n
remarkably olllclcnl ono as well.
!! JUNE DELIVERY 4.17.
The Walcrhouse Trust Coin
pany this afternoon received
the following tablegram.
"Haw sugar Mild
In -x .Nuv"!'j-
York 11 17 Jinn- dellveiy" The
Sun Francisco uiurket Is repnrt
ttl strong with upward ten
dency, 5- $ . ... ? fj . Ol. f $ s.
CITY Al COUNTY
TO BUBBLE
i City nud County politics urn begin
I nlng lo bubble now that tho Territorial
Convention to linmo National delegate:!
Ms over and Iho politicians huvo
rought It through again half a ilozon
times until they aro tired of review-
ing past battli-s.
Now comes the tlnio when thoso
wlio would woo tho tickle goddess of
political fortune as candidates for
Major, Sheriff, Treasurer, Clerk, Su
pervisor and so forth, begin to get
busy.
' Humor Is busy wllh "Hill" Harris for
i Slit'tirr. W .W or Wily William ns
, lliey hnvo called him since tho Terri
torial convention. Is understood to
t have his weather cju on the Sheriff's
Job, and this Is tho reason ascribed
, tar lilu hurst of speed Just beforn thu
' convention and for tho nctlvo part he
hus taken nil through tho Taft League-
Kilhlo cumpalgn. Harris will ho look-
ing for tho Itepuhllcan nomination ul-
'most beyond doubt. Somo of tho local
, wise ones doubt his ability (o boat
Jarrctt In tho election, and It Is not
certain that he can land the nomlna-
Hon. Tliero may bo a dearth of can-
'dldales for tho position. There hns
been talk of Supervisor Murray run
I
. mug for Sheriff, but It Is undorstooi
' I .....I.....I.., !. ..--., ...... .1.1
till hl'l"! UIIIIIUllCj lllUt DlllllU; UUIU
rather havo another torm as Superv
sor, '
Supervisor Talk,
Already tho flock of Supervisorial
candidates' Is beginning to show up on
(Continued on Page 8)
PASTORS MEET
Church fedc'rallou 011 a broad foun-
,ntou
In Honolulu is practically as
sured.
I'rnmltintit Invninn fif Din vnrlmlH
- 1 ni..-.t , ..
CI . , 1 1,,,";,'H","B .'" "i" ,""v,
X',' 0' "'"(l "c'a" and a'metl Igtas
lll'ouiLi fai "Will ees
wln rcort uml atl ou,illcd pan of or -
vim rc,,ort un,i Un outlined plan
,panizatou ho presentod In concrete
fmm Among tho pastorB who wero
n( ti,0 meeting today wcro Hov. Hob,
'ert j. g,T,K, 0( ttio Methodist Church
- l)r Scudder and Hov. A. A. Lbersolo
of Central Union, lllshop ncstarlck
' and Hov. Leopold Kroll.
Local Trade
PAGES.
OF
HIGH EXPENSES
NG
j
i ,, , , , ,
n,r," "I'l""'"" e-.i.Ia, Inspected
""' l'mp"tll ..ml Damon piop.rlj on
xh" eutnwet or LWu-inakul corner
' 1I,,U'1 ""ll -rt t"els. lnohtil In
"' propo-td widening t the street,
uml us result of the Inspection, city
Kiiglmi-r liltel.oue sus he doubts
If the imprint incut tun be carried
hrough lor the $30,tOO available.
The work of the appraisers yvsti r
day was coiillned to an estimate fur
reconstruction of the buildings to con
form to tho propoMd new property
line. This,. It Is understood, -will be
about S1I.U00. and thu renort will bo
iSiuTiiili f d" hi Ily.
The cit 4 fathers have been also
" brought face to fate with the propo
!' sltlon that the laud necessary for the
?J widening of I Intel street at the- liua-c-tlou
vxlth l-'ort strt-ct will cost con-
sldt ruble mure money than had It been
acquired several months ugu.
In u letter received from Cecil
Ilrown, representing the Campbell Ins
tate, the board of supervisors Is notl
lled that owing to an Increase In the
tax levy for the coining year, the prlco
of the I Mf. squnre feet e.itt tiding from
the Campbell lottatc mid nettled for tho
proposed strett widening bus Increnseil
In value to the tune of GM0, which
sum tlio board has been asked to add
to the original intimates.
A former oTtr has been withdrawn,
according to Intimation coining from
Mr. Hi own
The claim Is made that the Terrl
torlul ancestor hns raised the lax rate
0n tho property lu question In 10.3i1
,T (.quart, fot, and to carry out the
determination lo accept a price for the
,,, nt tnxP(, VIlllmtnn ,rlngs the
ll(.rense , nl)tHtnnt lat llgnre.
, . 'JJnt elnl null jtln C.iMe)
CHICAGO, III, May 3. Small edi.
'l0n of. th"d,Jly p,Peri' w,'lch h.""
b"n cr'PP'd riKe, "mong the
P"""- were distributed today with
Police ouardina the wagons and the
Pr,"ro.om'-. Thero ' evory Prospect
of a big fight.
FLOODS HAVE
(Special llul lei In Cable V
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 3 Tho
levee guarding North M organza has
broken and it is believed that eight
are drowned.
COAL MINE STRIKE
MAY BE SETTLED
(Heelal llul let In Cable)
NEW YORK, N, Y, May 3. A con-
ference between the coal operators and
..
In
striking miners has been arranged
to take place at Wilkesbarre, Pa
-. -P;.""- ,"'
-T "'"j1"" Pr"tiCa"y "U'ed
.1"1""' -
It Is
d the
their
SUGAR
HAN ITtANl'IBCO. Cul., May 3.
Sugar: Uu degrees lest, 'i Ole, lru
vloiis iiuo'tutlun, 3.9bc.
THE
MARSHAL SAYS
MUSI INTFRVEN
The EVENING DULLCTIN it wel.
corned In a steadily Increasing number
of homes In every section of the city.
The qualities that make a paper a
HOME paper predominate In the
EVENING DULLCTIN.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
CHILD
Commission On
Peace Is
Named
f.VHMKtaod Press llilc.
GALVESTON, Tex., May 3. In a
startling statement given out here af
ter his roturn from the Mexican bor
der, Federal Marshal Drewcter declares
that intervention is the only hope of
straightening out the Mexican revo
lutionary chaos and protecting Ameri
can and other interests.
CONGRESS TO DEAL WITH
THE REBELS DIRECTLY
I AKitoclati-d Prtms r-nb!-.
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 3 Con
gross today appointed a peace com
mission to deal directly with the Mex
ican rebels in the hope .of bringing
about peace.
The Dritlsh gunboat Algerlne Is
bound for the west coast of Mexico to
look for refugees.
SHIP-CANAL ROW
MEN OUT
HMfM.lHt. 1 11 -.1 -Ml' I
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 3. The
"independent" steamship company rep
reientaives are waging bitter oppotl.
tion, before the Senate committee on
inter-oceanic csnals, lo prevent railroad-owned
ships from being allowed
to pass through the Panama Canal.
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WASHINGTON, D. C, May 3
Representative Cordell Hull of Ten- -nessce
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vent government employes from par
ticipating in presidential campaigns.
OPPOSES COMPENSATION
BILL FOR WORKMEN
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WASHINGTON, D. C, May 3. Sen.
ator Reed of Missouri today opposed
the workmen's compensation bill in the
Senate debate.
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of the Democratic national committee
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