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Evening Bulletin
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From Vancouver!
Mnkuru May 23
For Vancouver!
Zenlatidln Muy 21
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Every time a live merchant' name
or trade-mark appears in a live even
ing newspaper it is adding to his pres
tigo and profit if he backs up hit
promises with the quality of goods ho
advertises.
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2:30 EDITION
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Is The Life Of Local Trade
ESTABLISHED 1882. No. 5233.
12 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1912. 12 PAGES.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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WOMAN
KING
LOS ANGELES 18
TRAGEDY SCENE
(Sprrl.il llullcllii Cable.)
L08 ANGELES, Cal., May 9. The bodies of Peter Walker, a millionaire
contractor, and Mrs. Anna Dewey we re found today in tho apartment of tho
woman, Tho polico say that the woman killed Walker and co'mmitlcd ui
cldo last Sunday night when sho found Walker was trying to effect a rec
onciliation with his wife.
RULER IN SUBMARINE
UNDER WATERJO MINUTES
( Assm-lated Press Cable)
WEYMOUTH, Cng., May 7. King George has led tho rulers of the
world in daring the dangers of going down In a submarine. Today the Brit
ish monarch went down in a submarino at the yard here and remained under
the surface for ten minutes.
NEW ORLEANS FLOOD CONDITIONS IMPROVING
(HiTcini iiu lip tin c'Hiiir )
NEW ORLEANS, La., May 9. Sunshiny weather has improvod tho flood
conditions. A tralnload of clothing and supplies has been sent to the refugeo
camps.
as .
UNITED STATES' COMMERCE COURT ABOLISHED
(Special Dill lut III C'iiIiIi' )
WASHINGTON, D. C May 9. By a vote of 120 to 149, the House today
abolished the United States Commerce Court. The pending cases aro to bo
trancferrcd to the Federal district courts.
MINTS SAVED FROM
(Associated Pri
i May 9. The
WASHINGTON,
been defeated.
D. C.
GENERAL GOMEZ, PRESIDENT. IN JAIL
(AnMorlaUtl I'khh CiiMr )
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 9. General Gomez, 6e1fannounced presi
dent of the ''opposition republic" of Mexico, is a prisoner now in the custom
house at Juarez, according to report here. He is under heavy guard.
(AXMfM'IfltOll I'riHH .ibl )
CSCALON, Mox.. May 7. Genera I Orozco, the rebel leader, has gone
southward. Nothing eventful has happened here within the last few Hours.
BIG GOLD STRIKE REPORT STARTS STAMPEDE
(Acxnctutc. PrPHR Cabl )
FAIRBANKS, Alaska, May 9. A big gold strike Is reported on Ham
mond crock, off the Koyukuk river. 1 1 is said that $30,000 in nuggets has
been gathered. A stampede Is in progress.
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ITALIANS DENY STORY OF TURKISH VICTORY
(AxHnrlutnl
ROME, Italy, May 9. The report
of Rhodes that he hnd won a victory
POLICE QUELL RABID PRUSSIAN PARLIAMENTARIAN
(A snil.iliil 1'MM Cable )
BERLIN, Ger., May 9. Tho police were called into tho Prussian Diet
today and bodily ejected a Socialist cl eputy for heckling and storming at the
speaker.
rnn Qiirrn i rr
FOR SUFFRAGE
At a inertliiK lid-- afternoon of tlm
HuvMill.iu Wiiuieu'i I'ullt iciil Organ
I..1II1111 at tlio niianii Unlet, the pe
titinu that ulll tin plci'Utcil to I'ull
gresa. opining the light for miiinn's
siilTtage, made its Hist appeaiaiic and
wiih Hiiluiillteil to the women iiteseul
MEMORIALS
Wo have the largest stock in the city
of both Granite and Marble.
Orders
tion.
will havo our prompt atton
H. E. HENDRICK, Ltd.,
Phone 2648 Merchant and'Alakea
MURDERS
GEORGE DOWN
BEING ABOLISHED
- HS Calih' )
proposal to abolish the mints has
I'M'hh Caliln )
of the Turkish governor of tho Island
over the Italians is doniod here.
ll will
.shortly
be foiuaiihd In Congress tho following olllrora of Ihe AksocIii
lllon wero elected for tho ensuing year:
Tin' women urn protesting against
what they trim the lavish nun of
"""",y '" ,h '
irr
money In the iiutl-mniiilli campaign
pass resolutions tn
COL GOETHALS MAY
RESIGN AS CANAL HEAD
,...,,,., ", I Thero aro SOI men and Iiojb enroll
WASIIl.SmoN, I) C, April 20. - ,,, lr, educational classes ami
Colonel (locthalh, In charge of the cou clnbs; 78 men and IH boys have been
htriictlon of Hie Panama Canal, may BNO,, employment through tho Asso
resign rather than remain tn under cIkIIou'h agoncy; tho total member
lako tho opening of tho (mini without R(l of tho organisation has grown
n iiroperiy-tiaineit ailmlnlstiatlvo
,.,,v... ...v..,.f, ,,, .mjimi iuiiiuii, in- giiuiH in iis history, ami t nut aari men
tettor goneral of tho Pan-Amorlcuti and boys ate making use of tho phys
I'nlon. who returned In Washington ci iralnlug dopartment.
Iitilnll flftun n nltt .. ll. .......1 I ...
..,..,. j .....-, . ..n.i iu uiii i-uiiui .oho.
100 wors 01 proparing inoso innn
hiioiiu oegin at nnco, said tiarrott. Ihnvo ably aBslstod In tho Increased
If Congress should rail tn provldo amount of work ntteudatit on tlio re
al this session for tlio practical organ- mnTal tn tho now homo. A careful
Izatlon of a permanent trained admin- statistical nmnrt will 1.0 nmiin ,,,,1,11,.
ilstratlvo anil operntlvo fnrco Tor the
niiMii-ii cauiii, sain uarroii. "11 may,
111 110 oynmui lesims 01 sucii policy,
llnd itself guilty of serious ncgli-
gence.
llrst in clrriiliitliiii I Irst In Ilm
lu-arts of Hie people. Thai's (he II 11 1, miners havo approved tho proposed 2
Ictln anil h j II 11 1 let I n nils pay. year wage contract.
DR. CLARK GOES
OUT TO MANCHURIA
Board Of Immigration Will
Organize New Method Of
Getting Russians Here
Dr. Victor S. Clark, Commissioner
of Immigration, will k-nve on tho I'n-'of
cllle .Mail liner Persia next Saturday
for Mnticlniriu In organize tho lnunl-1
Krai Inn of Russians from Manchuria
In Hawaii.
Advised hy tlio Washington authorl
HeH to discontinue the previous meth
od ot bringing Russians to Hawaii
through a pi Ivale Immigration com
pany, the Territory's Hoard of Immi
gration will now organism Its own sys
tem out In Manchuria, ns It has ilono
in Kiirope through A. .1. Camphcll anil
later Unwound (' Ilrown.
This linjiortaut step In Ilawallnu la
lior affairs lias heen ilechleil for sever
ill ilnvs, hut it was not until lato e
lordnv that tlio plans were learned.
nun ur. ( iarK nimseii wncu seen mis
morning was n IIIllo suipnscii mar
the facts had heeome puhllc.
Conimlssloner Clark said todav that
BRUNS DIVORCE CASE GUN
SENSA1I0NBY AN ATTORNEY
Mrs. Annie Snillh, mother of tho input, until Attorney Thompson milled
plaintiff In tlio illoreo suit of Mrs. the statement that he did not impute
Mildred limns against llnrry C. Ilruns, wilful Intent to control tlio witness.
wiih tlio cause of another hit of sen The suhject was dropped then, lenv-
satlonallsm that threatened to add Ing Mm, Smith still cool anil smiling.
splco tn the hearing In Circuit Judgo
Whitney's court this morning. Attor
ney Thompson, for tho defendant, In
terrupted tho direct examination of
Mrs. Ilruns hy nrlslng In open court
and protesting against tho actions of
tho witness' mother-in-law.
Attomev Thompson declared that
Mrs. Smith, sitting hesldo her daugh
ter's counsel, was directing and Infill
dicing Mrs. Minns' evldenco ly nod-
iiiuk or saasiog ner nemi, nun iiih.
Uriins' ejes were continually on her
mother and that her evldenco seemed
tn he given ns her mother dictated by
a nod or a shake, denoting approval or
dissent.
A storm wart threatened for a mo-
DIRECTORS OE
YJ.C.AJEET
fiiMinral Secretary Paul Supor'H an
mint teport of the progress of tho Ho
nolulu Y. M. ('. A. was read at the an
iiiial session of the board of directors
of. that organization today. Tho ro
port of tlio board will bo ready for tho
public within the next few days. Pol
lowing tho annual business meeting
.It. II. Trent, luesldent; V. 0. Hall,
vlcn president; Robert Anderson, see
tctary; and P. C. Athcrton, treasuier.
(lenernl Secretary Super's mpott
shnns that the Association's progress
during its first seven mouths In tho
new building has been 1'ilghly satisfac
tory and that a steady giowth has
marked tho period In overy depart
1 incut of endeavor.
frnm 7.r.2 to I0r.fi. 0110 or tho blggesU
1 His ropnrt closes with n common-
datlon of tho various olllcers who
wt,n a fow days by tlio directors.
-pills will be distributed nmolig tho
members and frlonds of tho V. M. C
a. nml may bo had at the otllco on In
(tilry.
"Ninety lior cent, of tlio soft coal
MILLIONAIRE
his lrli will ho a short one. probably
not oyer Hirer mouths' duration at
the outside, perhaps considerably loss,
lie cxpoctn to got uway on tho I'cthIii.1
Discussing his tilp lliin morning. Dr.
Clark said:
"During tlio past nl months umall
parlies of Russians, ahout forty eight
families, iclatcd fot the most pari to
ItussluiiR already hetlled In Hawaii,
have heen coming to Honolulu, part
of their passago helug paid hy this do-
panmeni. hi u ino ox.opuon oi iwo
or three families, these people aro all
bottled on plantations, on homesteads,
or at n.rker rnntdi. These nisslnns
havo heen hooked at l.Hlnyhy he In-
ternatlonal Immigration and Colouia
on "wm ihmuh, iiutiiiiiu tuiinii
uou, in min.ii iu. r mKiiia-scr is
iroMdcnl.
(Continued on Page 5)
Mrs. Ilruns' testimony on direct ex
amlnatloii occupied tlio llino of the
morning session. Sho appearod more
at ease than heforo, discussing tho In- t., r., n n,(, ;Hl
tltnalo matters of husbaml and wlfo combined business and pleasure
qulto freely though onco or twice sho ,(1()k Mr. ,UB, ,ho ,, wlk.,
heemed at the poln of breaking down ,, ttllll accouumnlcd by Mrs. Hush,
while she told of tho husbands a leg- Tho 1Mllt.SH part of It was entirely
ed conduct during the Christinas boll- hl.ct.HKfll, Mr. illsh went to Port
days In mil. luiiit. Ore., and closed a contract with
"no ioi is uncongenial, inoiigu
in uun-n t-m-nn-ij uinuiuiin luniiiiii,
of his carelessness for her health, her
entertainment and her friends Sho
Bald that he spoke sarcastically of her
dresses. Idling her Hint she thought
of nothing hut linn clothes and "dress-
(Conl'nued on Paae 4)
NEW PLAN FOR
The iiimmltl. 1
leading high l"
pointi-d to ills 11 (s
of piinclp.ils of the
N of llnnolulu. ap
ulth the ppople and
the (liililriu pbniK for u voi-atinuul
school, will rpnrt liack to the ct-ulrai
committte In about 11 neck, and recom
menilatlniiH pmliabtv will tie prepiuid
to plaie li.'fni,- Hie cnniiiilsslooeiH of
editatloii m In ilnti-d to nu-i t line oil
May 25
Slipctllltl lldtllt Pope or tho Depsrt-
ini lit of Publli liixtrui lion nsKcits
thcle Is KK'at Ili-eil of all jlnul Itlltlnn
Dial "III till the told of three or four
years that rnllnuN the acrugn gradu
ation riom the present academic
heboid, dating whlili tiimi most of the
bovs and kIiIh are unable In leaiu
wliat liv 1 an do or really iwint to
do, becaiiKc thev have no special train
ing At yiMlcrday's meeting at the Cen
tral (irauiin.ir Scliool. Principal J M
Siolt of the McKlnlcy High School
said that iory pupil sent nut from
the huxliu'sN iltpartincnt of IiIh scliool
has made good This record covers a
period of about lut-lvo yeurs' activity
ly the di partuicut
.lodge Dole, sitting In admiralty
court, this morning ruled thai Inus
much as Captain Pullorlon nf tho hark
Port (ieorgn lies at Iho bottom or the
tea the caso brought against hltn hy
Paul Martin lor damages Is nlmled.
Attorney Ocorge Davis' argument that
this case should bo consolidated with
Mat tin's other case, against tlio bark,
was ineriitled.
. ,, , ,.
Aitls.Uo Job printing run ninny, be
nMiilued from tlm Hit 11 ot I It's com-
Jilctcly iMMitiied Job printing plant.
IN A
BAHLES WILL BE FOUGHT
OVER HILLS AND PLAINS
JUDGE HARDY
HAS RESIGNED
IS THE REPORT
( nnilrin.Ulon from IiIkIi nilUln.1 clr-
Icm haw Imtii Kivcn tho rumor of tin?
.BI)I,i,,n of Judge Jacob Hardy of
lp ,., ,.lmilti ,,1U0 ,,,, 1)f
K,,nal
A Ml,ry',(l , ,tcl ,nt .,
,,,,,,, ,, , t,,lltcl11t,,.1llK ,,
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"" i nun i"i ll I'linnni iilM'ill III"
rrrn(jH
In Honolulu for scrrul days,
anil toda the word whs gkcii. from
ii ri'lhihle Koiine, that the resignation
has In en put In writliiR mid. If not In
the hands or (InM-riior I'reur, Is ell
route to his olllce
CJovcriior IVeiir iiiiild not he reached
this iiflcni'ori in lime fur m stntrmint
"IT'S TEDDY,"
3
llnohcwdt Is picked for a winner hy
0
I . Hush, sales manager or the Ho-
11ii iriin v-iks. wlm retiirne.l mi
,. i.liriii, i,wi,.,,inv fn,m n w,,,i t
(,trn,.mr K.,.-,l,llt,r ,,r ilu Hi.nldlmr
(-nustructlou t o. for some -') totis of
Kr,, tl) )0 lllpl reinforcing tho
()lncrete buildings that Ihe cousttuc-
t ,nipa!iy ts to erect at 1'earl liar
lior Tor olllcers' quarters. Moreover,
Mr. Hush (oulrncted with tho Culled
1 States Steel Company for a thousand
tout) or sleel at a wry favorable llgitro
and In other ways mado his business
trip Hticccssrul,
"It looks like Hoosnvell lo 1110," sal'J
'Mr. Hush, discussing politics this
morning. "Tho-boom for him In tho
Knst Is very strong. In fact, ll looks
as.ir ho will bo elected whether or
not ho Is nominated by tho Chicago
.convention. Ilooscvelt Is getting
1 stronger nil the (line.
"One pleasant thing about the cam
palgu Is that It Is nut hurting business.
In lad, business cniidillonii are im
proving steadily and rapidly. In the
steel business, for Instance, it Is pre
dieted that the plants will be nibbed
full capacity within a bhort time
"Tn slinw how (oudilhius are Im
ptnvlng, my own oxpeijence Is evl
denco. I secured a contract lor 1000
Ions oi steel. Later 1 cloned with tho
Spalding Construction Company lor
220 tons. Then I tried lo gnl Iho 220
tons additional lo Iho thousand nl Iho
same price, anil tho (oiupiiuy told mo
they couldn't do It because prlcrs wero
getting belter and better and I had a
very riivorable intitrml.
"The campaign bus not caused any
business depression. It's Just tlio op
posite. Things are moving vory sat
Ibfactoilly Indeed."
SUGAR
HAN CIIANI'ISCO. Cul. Mav 9
Sugar !)! degrees text. 1 asr.c Previous
ipiotnllou. I tiKjr, Herts- S8 analysis,
l.ti , parity, I 7!ic Previous ipiotutton,
I'ls til
MERCHANTS TO DISCUSS
BILL NEXT TUESDAY
President (ilgnoiix or the Merchants'
Association said this morning that tho
special meeting or tho membership to
discuss the Panama canal bill which
prohibits rallrnud-owncd ships rrotnl
using tho canal, will probably bo hold
noxt Tuesday afternoon. Tho Cham-
ber of Commerco went on tecotd
against tho bill In Its present rorm
yesterday.
CONT
SUBMARINE
Troops Rushed From
. Posts To Work Out
War Problems Under
Inspector's Eye
With six days' rattnu ami a plentl- nuil lllues with almost the sumo Be
ful supply of hl.iuk ii'iiniunlihiii, tlio rlousness as would ho tho cusn If ball
entire uiohl'o ami) of Oului Is In tho instead of lilauk was being used.
Held today, engaged In a maneuver Last night the mitlro Scliollcld gar.
campaign that will dniihtlets lie of the rlson, Incluilliig the three arms of tlio
greatest value, not imlv tu gauging ihe mtvIco, cauiped at Jones' ranch, a cou
efllclency of the troops, imt also In pie of miles from i lie Infantry canton
settling prohlcms that would surely menl. awaiting whatever Instructions
como In actual warfare. If the Island
garrison wan called on tu repel tho
lauding of n hostile roue, or to pin-
tort Hie 'tyirt lo'llfl'adous frnti c
iiiiiii hiiock, i.K'Uiennni i;otonei lien, pieie surprise in uie i.cncnu;i gnri;
the inspeitiir general, whobe iitiexiect- son, anil also lo b'orl Shaftor, wlieri
ed arrival and sudden onleM sent tlio Major Whnlley's haltallun of tho Kcc
troops Into tho Hold on twn hours' no-turn! Infanlry started on two hours' no
tice jestcrdav, has lost no time In get tlco nil the long hike tn 3clioflcld. .
ling down to business, for loday Itifnn- Manv of the cavalrymen wcro on
try. cavalry and artillery are divided tlio target range when tho orders ar
into two armies, ami mimic warfare rled and Infantrymen and artillery
mer tlio hills adjacent to Scholleld men wcro well spread nut ovor tlio big
Itarracks Is being waged between Iti-ils iContinuea on ?age 2)
5"
PAN-PACIFIC CONGRESS TO
CHANGE HEADQUARTERS TO 'FRISCO
rerniaiiout hcadiiuaiters of Hie I'.in-j
I
acini i (ingress, uuicti was organ-i
leil In Hawaii, me In be made in San
l-'iaiiclscu, according to news which
nrrlwd today (uiicernlug the work of
II P. Wood on tho coast. The Call or
April 2S says
"The P.iu-Paclllc ((ingress will hold
its annual convention in this city In
11)1.1, and, II arrangements now being
proponed by represeutalUes of tho
Chamber ol Commerce, tho Patiauui-
Paclllc Imposition company and the
Convention league, who met recently
with II. P, Wood, secretary or the
Pati-Purlllc congress nml llanallau
represenluthe or the exposition com
pany, the congress will make Its per
manent headiiuarturH heie
"In urging this action, II P Wood
told or Ihe benefit thin organization
will be lo Sun Krnuclsco, In that It
SEAMAN SAYS
That "llarr ' a seiiimin who arrlx
ed heie 011 tin' flilu l.dw.ird Hewull
tonrebsril to Ids Hliipoiatcs on ttie way
down that he was Imptliatod to the
lecent rolilicry of a Japanese hank In
Sacramento. Is the story men of Ihe
Scwnll told venttiiliiy, ,
Second Male .Stlinchltr declares Hint
tlm man I limy, whose surname ts subl
lo I'o Vina 111,11 1. coiilessed to him and
others one night while partly under
the lulliii'iice of liiinr,
' I lielluvd It, too," bays Schneider,
"Iicciium! 0110 day oil the way down
I round him washing u wound In Ids
urin, mil It was 11 Ktinxhot wound "
I'liptulu (Jillck of tho ship ts some
what skeptical about the story, but lo
shlpmutes on board. Hairy told It In
much detail Ho described tho roli
licry of the bank mid a tight that fol
lowed with the authorities
Since tlio Sewnll arrived. Hurry has
disappeared He 1ms been seen ev
trul timet., however.
RACTOR
hs to a Held nampalgn Colonel Hell
tnlght Issue,
Surprise Complete.
vcstorajn i. nrdoru inn.i ie a oiiur
will place here n clearing houso for
information
concerning tho South
Sea Islands. South America, Japan,
China. Mexico and tho Philippines,
which would have the effect of ce
menting these countries with the Pa
cllle coast In trade, business and so
1 lal relations, thus Increasing the for
eign li.-ule of San Kranclscn.
"Wood will remain hero until May
7, so ns In be present at 11 confereuco
wlllSccietary or State Know. Others
In fnwir or the project nro Paul It.
Iseuherg or tho Honolulu Chamber of'
Commerce, .Inhn Hrlsheti Walker nml
M .1 Itriinilenstcln or the Panama
Pntlllf lixpotdtlon Company, W. H.
Pi Ingle, .1. Charles flreene, J. IJ.
Wade ami l-'ellon Tailor of tlm Con
vention league and losepli SIosh ot
the Chamber of Commerce ot 'San
Kiauctsio
'Ihe Provisional llcpubllc or China.
1.. evtibiitly making rapid progress.
CHINESE CONSUL
SOON RECOGNIZE
aci oritlng to Consul Chin Chen Hof
ivhctl s ell at Ills inltMeiirn tti U1,-II '
dan slieit loduy He mild that within
u few months It Is expected that thn
nations will ngulze Chlnii as a He-
public Hu believed that (leneral
Yuan SlTth Kill, the Prnvlsloual Pres
ident, will pull Chilli nut of tho In
tel mil trouble) which aro happening
tliele occasionally
"To prove that China Is progres
sing." said tho Consul, "wo aro getting
our pay hero three months in ml
lulwiure. "This shows clearly that China,
though not yol recognized by tlio (low
ers since It became a llcpubllc. Is
making rapid progress. Sho In pay
ing her teprcsentutlv'CH abroad their
wages iiiicp months 111 advance.
ll was repotted sotuo time ago that
tho local members of tho Chinese,
Consulate were not getting their
wages rugularly every month. Ilut
tho Consul denied this icport whoa
asked about It today.
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