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qV ' i 'i r-i y -w-" f Evening Bulletin From 8an Francisco! Persia Mnylt For San Frarcttcot China Mn 13 From Vancouver! Mnkiira May 22 For Vancouver) Zenlandla May 21 Every time a live merchant's name or trade-mark appears In a live even Ing newspaper it is adding to his pres tlge and profit if he backs up his promises with the quality of goods he advertises. 3:30 EDITION Appeals to Thinking and Progressive Readers ESTABLISHED 1882. No. 5235. 22 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1912. 22 PAGES. PRICE 5 CENTS. TROOPS S. ISL Various Agents Make Probes Of Blaze In Old Vessel Insurance men, waterfront mithnr ItlcH, the United Stales purine hospl tn I nervier, mill n hundred spectators of the lire III the liurkcntlne S N i'iih tle this morning lire stirred tip hy widely varying reports as to the origin of the lire. While the charge Is made hy those nl '".ml tlic vessel that the lire started from fumigation pots put In jestcrday hy tho U. S ciuiiriintlnc service, re ports have heen Hying around all morning that thero Is "something do ing." Hxport examination hy Indlvadii.ils anil a hoard of survey uro passing on the (piestlniis The copra cargo, , longing to n.lhcr Honglcr of Fanning Island, Is Insured with the Switzerland Murine Insurance Company, and Alex ander & Ilaldwln, for tho San l"rnn cisco iiRcntH of the company, this morn Iiib called In A. II. Ourrey, secretary of tlie hoard of lire underwriters, for an expert examination Arthur HerR of the Hlshop lnsuraiico j Afiency sent Captain Mncaulay downj IVr another probe. Tho Itlshop agency j represents the San Frunclsco Hoard of Murine Underwriters, the hoard rep- I resenting the companies In which the t vessel was Insured while at San Fran- . Cisco I After an examination. Captain Mnc- I nul.iy In a private conversation Is re- I ported on umiuestloniilile authority to have salil that the copra carRO appear ed to have heen danuiRed hy previous exposure to sca-watcr, and that "If a lil.ize had sturteit, they mightn't he backward uhout lielplng It uloeiB." Dr Trotter, chief iiaratitlne otllcer. xns that tho fumlRatlnn pots were out early this morning nnd that the vessel was "sold" at 7 o'clock, linlf an hour hefore tho lire was reported The theory of bpnutnnrnus comhiis tlon Is also held It Is s.ild that the sulphur sntokn In the fumigation would lile the oxygen from the air. ami that after tho fumigation was ovcrnnd the sulphur smoke cleared away, tho Inrush of oxygen, over tho Rrcasy, oily topra cargo, would create a condition favorable to spontaneous combustion The rumors that tho tiro In the ves sel was mora than an accident, In view o the ullCRcd hHilly damaged cargo already known, and the fact that tho vessel caino In here old and haltered, are scouted hy tho friends of Captain von Dahlrcn. , Fire that raged In the hold of tho American harkentlne H N Castlo this iiiornlnB caused loss or damago to the amount of seviral hundred dollars, be sides preventing the departure or tho sailing vessel for the mainland i Oftlceis connected with tho Federal customs stufT observed a column of black smoke and llamo Issuing from the after hatch of the barkcnthie short ly before half-past seven this morn ing The lire department's two brand-now lunlor-drlvin thenileal engines and tun ,, . . , . BUiini lire engines hastened lo Um I scene of lire, nt the lower end of Fort street, their rapid passage through the center und business section of the city atliacllng a large crowd of followers Vessel Oadly 8corched. An examination made of the hold (Continued on Page 2) MEMORIALS We have the largest stock In the city of both Granite and Marble. Orders will have our prompt atten tion. H. E. IJENDRICK, Ltd.. Phono 2648 Merchant and Alaker NSLIRANGE IN ORDER INSPli CASTLE FIRE STARTS RUMORS M'DUFFIE TAKES MAN WHO FLEES TO THE ORIENT Chief of Pit.rlivos McDulMc thin morning hoarded Die Incoming PucHIo Mall liner I'ersla and arreited a Jup nnosit Koul Tuimki., whose true inline, according to the latest eahle to .MeDullle, Is Ichaehl. Tho Japanese Is wanted at Pasco, Wish , for grand larceny Sheriff Hays of I'aseo. who teamed of tho depar ture of the Japanese In tho Persia, oa lilcil to I'hlef .MeUiilllo hero to arrest the limn on the arrival of the Pacific Mall liner, and this iiiornlnB the chief ihoarded the steamer and snatched away I tl.n N.'tlilin.mun frmi. 11. n IIm.i i. linn, tl.o ..... a..'....iG. .....I. .ii.i .....I ..... ..... (passengers awnlted tho Inspection hy ,)o nnl, , ,,mcIullf Chief McDutlle when seen this morn ing said that ho does not know the particular tharRcs awnlthiR the Jap anese In Pasco He stated, howover, that the Nipponese Is wanted thero to answer the charRc of grand larceny. DEAD Hon Cecil Hrowu received news today of the death of Mrs 'Siiblnu Preston on Sun day. April "7. at Berkeley, Cal Mrs Preston was the widow of the late IMward Preston, who was associate Justice of tho Su pieme Coint during the days of the inonanhy and also attorney general during tho reign of King Kalaknua Mrs Preston Is veiy pleas antlj remembered hy kamaul iwh Site came originally from the Colonies, but made her homo latterly In California Hon Cecil Hrnwn served as deputv attorney general under Mr Preston when be was head of tip. nlllee In Kalakaua's time ' i it. . . THE RATHSKELLER On tho opening night last Saturday ut tho Young Hotel Itnthskeller a good mnny wero nimble to obtain t,ents. hut Ihn excellent musical nro. gram will ho repealed this evening, is may ho secured ilitr- and reservation: "' luoi'iiiuiiHin iiuvj iiu ni'iuii'u nui" ing tho day. From six-thirty to eight- Ihltty p. in. tho popular basso, John P. Rogers, will render a succossbui of pieces. From thenco until in o'clock Will Marshall, the society entertain er, will nppear; vvhllo Frank Anile son, pianist, and .Mr. Domingo, violin ist, will accompany tho vocal pnr. formers. Krnest Knal's Hawaiian tinuhadours will nil tho Intermis sions, 1 J.'-.S'S'5v1''$'!S''S'5'' ARMY INSPECTION PROGRAM NEXT WEEK '' Monday and Tuosdjy Cavalry Wednesday and Thuisday Field Artillery Friday and Satuiduy Iufantiy. ' Following week (lurrlson In spection '" $! 'S$$'J'$J'!8)x5$' SHOOT; ALOHA SHRINERS ARE THE FEATURE Hawaiian Nobles And Queen Score Hit At Convention Two cablegrams, from James S. Mc- Candless to Dr. Arthur G. Hodgins, po- tentato of Aloha Temple, tell the story of the big hit tho Honolulu Shriners are making in Los Angeles. The Ha- wailan float and princess. Miss Wil- helmina Weight of Hilo, were features of tho groat parade yesterday. "Sunny Jim" cablesi Los Angeles, Cal, May 10. Hodgins, Honolulu! Bill drill. Aloha most excellent show- NO MANEUVERS TODAY; BELL SURPRISES ALL Staff Correspondence) SCIIOFIi:i,I HAUUACKS. May 11. Maintaining hi" rcimtallon for spring ing surprises. Colonel Hell, Inspector general of tho Western Division, sprung ono on tho Army maneuver enmps today hy calling for field In bpectlon Instead of maneuvers. All night last night tho rival "ar mies" expected tho call for a night at tack, nml mnny n wakeful soldier did not close his eyes until after 12 o'clock. Tho Up vvnR out that tho sud den cessation of innneuvcrH veBtcnlay ineaut the night sortie, hut not so. Then this morning Colonel Hell on notintcil Inspection In tho Hold. First tho cavalry, the eiillro I'lftli with tho exception oi ono iruop wuicu uau been left nt bchnlield, then tho First Field Artillery, then the Second In fantry and finally tho sanllnry troops tho Hospital Corpa was Inspect ed. Colonel Hell went through tho In spection vvllh a line toothed comb. Ho UNITED CRUSADE AGAINST VICE PLANNED BY CHURCH FEDERATION i no now urgamzaron Names Pnmmillnn In Inwne-lirf nln ijijiMUMiii:i: ill iiivi:.iiuinii; I i rK.,i;i:.o UUUcll liUllUIUUIIS. Plans for an Investigation Into the mn.ni .ii ...a i ,i , . i . i i ,n. tlons 'of tho clly, wllh a crusade against nviis on wnicu ino iigui is turned dnvoloped ycRlorday with I ho orKanlr.atlon of the lntcr-ClmrcJi Fed- ernllon of llonolulii. This federation haa heen In process ' organizing for homo tlmo and Hie filial preliminary meeting was held yoslcriliiy afternoon al tho Y. M C, A. With tho Protestant churches Joining vvllh tho utmost earnest noss nnd enthusiasm, tho formation of tho - --. t - - - fotlorntlim Is pronounced by Hlshop iMMk CASES UP ON MONDAY I Tho second hatch of tho Maliuka sltn cases will tnnio up for hearing hefore Feduial JuUgu Dolo Monday morning at 10 o'clock Thoy nru for the con demnation of tho properties hold hy the Hawaiian Trust Company und the Ofllco Specialty Company. Tho Inter ests Involve leasehold and feo simple; titles. Tho Canton Dry Goods Co. aro tho sole ngents for tho Ilaclielor's Friend hoso. Six pairs for 1.B0 or ?2.00, guaranteed for six months. ing. No first prlie any patrol. Every man of Moha Temple given an Indi - vidua! trophy. Today parade only, Aloha has been requested to give an exhibition drill. McCANULESS. Los Angeles, Cat, May 11. Hodgins, Honolulu. " Patrol special mention. Float award- cd prize. Princess leading feature. . MeCANDLESS. "T-"r- A-" I made n minute personal Inspection trip down the ranks and not a thing esiaped his expert eje Army Makes Good Showing. j Wlille no report of course will ho mailn public now. It may he said that the army of Oahu Is making n very good show Ing and that Colonel Hell was not displeased this morning. As he went through the Inspection, ho had very few el Heliums lomake. i Indeed, from a spectator's stand point, the troops are ncniilttliiB them selves well, both on maneuvers nud In camp. They nro handled splendid ly, Its). Next Week Dusv. Noxt week will come a scries of testa really harder than those Just gone through, the handling of tho ar. rlous arms as Individual elements. Monilnv and ruesdnv will ho devoted to I lie cavalry. Wednesday and Thurs day to the Held artillery, and Friday and Saturday lo the Infant r. I (Continued on Page 3) president II II llnulmletr II. n 11 rut "epohmakiiiK event- i At llio lileetlnc of delecntes of llvn -- - ---- - --- ,.."., ',. X;r ".." '" '" " i:ngllsli-B-aklug congregations job- '",:...,' ."". .". i ". !...:" i. i.... , .i .... .i. i.'.i r,,... -i... fnwin. ,,i,,i.i.. t ini ., ,i' 1 1, ,.. nn-i ii I-,, 1 1 c.,iri Union. Christian. Kplacnpal, Methodist aim ni. i leuieui n r.pisiopai inn The following nlllcers wero rhosen Hlshop lleslarlck, president; F .1. Uiwrey. vlto proslilenl; V. 15. Hall, secretary; nnd II. II, Trent, treasurer. Purpose, Tho purposo of tho Federation, as slted In the constitution, la to en- conrago cooperation among tho con gregallons, conduct evangelistic move- meiils, lo encourngo tho ohsorvatico (Continued on Page 4) WEAVER NOT IT S J !!( o J J, 'I i-co hv jour paper that my name Is uieutluiied to succeed Judge Hardy as Judge," said Judge P I, Weaver today "It must be a healthy place, for I understand It Is llfty years since Judge Hard) first took olllce, with only mca'slonal visit away "Hut I am not a candidate for the ollhe As Tom Fitch used to say mi each of his visits to llonolulii, i have innio to Ho nolulu to sta.'" 4,4,SS,Q$Q$Q!$Q$,p KILL LAD IS SHOT IN RIOTS (Associated r-rrna Catilft.1 SCRANTON, Pa, May 11. Rioting broke out today In the Olyphant col liery. The troops shot and killed a boy of fourteen in the doorysrd of his home. A corporal has been arrested. BRITISH STRIKE THREAT AGAIN t AssoctMrd Press Cable. 1 LONDON, Eng, May 11. The min imum wage scale system, begun a few weeks ago to stop the great strikes, haa already broken down. A crisis Is threatened. The government mediator for Wales Is said to be allowing miner less than five shillings. seaTtlOudge hits agitator (Hpeol.il rill I let in Cable) 8CATTLE, Wash., Mav 11. red. eral Judge Hanford today revoked the citizenship paper of Leonard Oleson, an Industrial Worker of the World, who was naturalized two yean ago. The revocation was made because of erloui utterances by the agitator, proving that he vas not supporting the Constitution of the United States. FLOOD IN NEW ORLEANS HAS CLAIMED A VICTIM (Hix-clll lllillr I In Cable ) NEW ORLEANS, La., May 11. The floods have subsided. One per son was drowned In the flooded streets last night. MEXICAN FORCES LINING UP FOR HARD BATTLE (Kpeclal llullnt In Cable.) ESCALON, Mex., May 11. Eight een thousand soldiers are now In the field within a radius of 75 miles from this city. (Sprclnl Hul let in Cable ) EL PASO, Tex., May 11. The EL PASO, Tex.. May I1.-The fed, eral troops are advancing and the rebels have retreated from their po "ltlon CT0 the burder twenty miles 3viy. General Orozco, the rebel lead tr' ' eer"orln hnewi, RITCHIE MAKES CHAMP GO SOME IN 4 ROUNDS SAN FftANCISCO, Cal., May 11 Wlille Ritchie and Ad Wolgast, the champion lightweight, today fought four fierce rounds and the newspaper experts give Ritchie a draw with the cn,mp0n H WORTH WINNER OF BLUE RIBBON TURF EVENT (Associated Press Cable.) LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 11. Worth won tho Kentucky Derby today, wllh Duval second and Flamma third. PANAMA-PACIFIC HERALDS AT ST. PETERSBURG ST. PETERSBURG, Russ., May 11.. Tho Panama Pacifls Exposition rep resentatives are hero today. PRINCETON'S NEW . PRESIDENT INDUCTED tAssoriuieil Press Cable.) the courtesy of the Turners, was al- PRINCETON, N. J., May 11, Dr. , lowed the use of tho pool for an en John Gner Hibben was today inaugur- tertalnmtut for membtrs and lady ated. President Taft, Chief Justice friends of Its organization. White and other notables were present ,t tho inauguration ceremonies, HRN UNI BEHIND WON WILL NAME THE n Tim appointment of Mnrslon Camp bell's suciessor lo the olllce of Super intendent of Public Works will he ado Mnndnv. This ,ls the statement given mil by Governor I'rear loj.ty. o pnve no Intimation concerning the Identity of tli man to he named, how ev or. Campbell's period of service will ex pirn In three weeks, and tho appoint incut nt this time will enable his suc cessor to obtain!!!! acquaintance with tho routine and responsibilities of tho offli'o. before, ho tal.cH imtlvo charge. It Its understood that Cnniphell Is very Insistent on t lie appointment of Wheeler. LORIMER REPORT TO BE MADE MAY 20 (SlM-CIUl fill lint I In Cable.) C, May 11. The WASHINGTON, D. C, May Senate committee investigating the bribery charges against Senator Lort mer will make its final report on May 20, it was stated today. ST. LOUIS-PUNAHOU MIX-UP. liic baseball game plavcd this morn- lug between the studihls of Piiiuihott nod SI Louis College tame to an end Amcxpcctcdlv ut the cud of the tighlh Inning The mure was fl In :i In favor of the Piiualioiis The Saints (l.ihmit that Umpires' lluvos anil Wilfer erred In ihildliiR against them, anil they have tiled a protest, which will he taken up Inter liv the Judges of the two trams Airorillng In lull) lamer of the Saints. Schiuii.iii, who was at lut. was about to bit a ball when he was called "slrutk out" by die umpire This au gend the Saints ami they protested. The inaltir will be settled some time next week WIGHT-BUCHHOLTZ MImh Matnl WlRht nf Knlmi.i ami Mr. (JrorKo Ittll'hllciltK Wtni IllllITiVii lit IllRtt tMHifi liuliiy, the ctrrmmiy lu'lnt; hoM nl St ('h'tnotit's cluipcl Tenders for the construction of tli( "11"' ' H'.niv has nev.r p.u.l unv dlvl- lllln Union School, Tor which an tii- '' ,,t1' "l"1 ll"" ,lml " -"r" '" "nl' pioprlatlim of $fi."..i)0(l has been made,1"" ,'"r "f "K history nlmh was but uro being iiilvrrtlsed now (Continued on Page 3) DUKE SMASHED DANIELS' RECORD EOR 80 YARDSJN PHILLY RACE Duke Kabanainnku's wonderful per- great hurt ili-tui,, pi ! swimmer, fiirinanies do not cease as be length- "'" '- v' "' heie li members of ens his stay on lb,, mainland I'1 "" Homing ' hih to be tried out against our best swimmers, pre- Hy tuil.i s mall Lew Henderson le- j 1Hrill(ir , ,,llU,r ,e u,o-iiietiT swlm ceived a dipping (filing of ono "f . inlng event ut Stockholm. Sweden, ut Duke's lutist fiats, from James T I lb,. Olympic games, In Julv next Stcrrett, secietnry of the Phlladelphl.il The big hmnzod-skln alhlete. who Is Swimming Club iifls Is from tho Philadelphia Ledger of April 57 The most Interesting part of It Is at the hist, where Duke smashed n world's lecoril for eighty jards and appeared In do It as i unity "as rolling oil u log" The l.rdgu's story follows A swimming euteitalnmeiit that ex lelled anything of tho kind ever la fore given In this part of the world, be cause of tho ilussy character of tho piiformers and the work they did, look place on Thursday night III the pool of the Philadelphia Tiirngemelude Tho Philadelphia .Swimming Club, through due of the attractions was tho work of Duke Kuhuiiamoku of Honolulu, tho BOY Will Fight Cable For Pacific Business "The Western Union company haa entered into n traffic agreement with the Marconi company whereby the Western Union offices receive and de liver Marcomgrams to and from Eu rope. Tho agreement provides lor the extension of the Marconi system from the Pacific Coast of the UniteJ States to Hawaii, China, Japan and the Pnil ippines, thus giving the Western Union company a wireless transpacific ser vice." ihls statement, Rlv n out formally hy the olllcers of the Western Union T legrnph Company, Is tho opening gun In what Is expected to bo all epoch making fight fcr control of tho tele graph business of the l'jcjllc. llehlnd tho slory of tho Marconi (cmpahv's determination to establish powerful wireless plants on tho Pa eillc. told by J A. Ilnlcii, vice president "r ,,K' Mutual Telephone Company, on j his return rrom the nminianii ny inn Ltir I still rllne last Wednesday there Is a 111 hlggir slor.v It Is the slory of the Western Culon's coup by which It (gains a transpacific win-less service. and enlirs the Pin llle to wrest tho business fiom the Commercial Paclllo i 'able Company Honolulu Is the most Important link In the haln the Western ITnlon Is forging to Rlrdle the earth, and Ho- noliilo Is going lo get the benefits of the sudden Incrtnse In facilities for ' cnmmuulcntion It Is freely predicted that rates will be cut ut least In linlf. land that when the wlrticss service Is fullv established, they will go below that I The WoMrrn Union's millions and th Western Union's will-known ability to currj n tight through to the tlulsli h.ivo now been put behind the wireless com pany, and thirc will be pli ntv of funds lo finance tho fight Indeed, so welt was this rcconl?od, ami so command ing a position did II give the Marconi Wireless, that from the moment when It was kunw'n that negotiations were under way for the Western Union's agreement, Marconi slock begun to Jump The shares of the Marronl company, latelv jr, pir but Just receiitlv changed to f, p.n, have been selling very high Tin n the old stock went to Id a share and the law slock sold at lr. a share i, f,.Pt hirhes toll, weighing 185 pounds, und 11 ycurs of uge, has been undir the i are of (leorge Kistlei, the famous University uf Pennsylvania swimming much, h) Lew Henderson, a former Phlladiiphhin, mid now In tho employ of the United States riovcril meiit. al Honolulu, who brought Ka haiiamoku heie, und Ills work Thursday night showed wonderful Improvement, both In form and tpeed. since Klstler has had hhn under his wing, for In an exhibition swim against time for four (.lengths of the Turners' pool (St 1-3 vnrds.i allowing 5 seconds' start to C. II Oiirbmher, unother fast swimmer, tho Duke won by threo yards In tho remarkable tlmo of is ;-5 seconds;, which Is 3-5 of n second faster than tho fcu-vurd vtorld's record by Charles M Daniels 1 . .i .-V i.- ttjfjsmh. .- : UjUlfcli.t.it Wti-U- . kid Ik.. fciJ laL&jtl$)L ., , , t, l4-wU ilfc.. - i&X&UKS&xJfrKti 'to&tiummWtiiiuAam fr ft iardltt.ftlM l