Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-30
Overnight
FEDERAL
Wireless
To the Advertiser

Warning the businessmen of this
country thtt hereafter they would no.
be allowed to make money withou!
giving something in return and assert
ing that the Office of President was
one which the man selected to fill had
to put on his war paint in order to
act worthily, President-elect Wilson
spoke from the steps of the Mary
Baldwin Seminary, at Staunton, Yir.
ginia, this afternoon, within fifty feel
OF the little church in which his faith.
e., the Rev. Joseph r. Wilson, preach.
ed more than half century ago.
Governor Wilson ais oesrved notice
OF the conservative Democrats in con.
gress that he would show them Hu
quarter, and there was some guessing
as to whether or not he was referring
to Speaker Champ Clark and his
friends when he said:
There are some great men likely
to be associated with the government
of the United States upon whose intel
ligence It ha snot dawned what the
government of the United States is
set up to do"
That President-elect Wilson will not
disturb the administration of the in.
sular possessions of the United States
until he has studied their needs after
assuming Office in March next, is the
impression of Democrats in Washing
ton closest to Wilson'S confidence.
President-elect Wilson spent his
fitty-sixth birthday at StaUpton today.
More than twenty-five thousand Vir-
girians took part in the celebration.
THAT brother of mine, John d.
Rockefeller, is tie most lonesome man
in all the world. There is no man who
walks that he can call his real friend, .
said Frank Rockefeller, of Belyedere,
today. -. ..'..> .-%r.
Brother William is worth 500 per
cent more monthly than John u. is.
People don't seem to realize this, but
1t is true" he continued. John d, is
fearfully afraid of being kidnapped
and held for ransom. He never stirs
without his guards.
Years ago he attempted to stop
me from going hunting for fear /
would be kidnapped and he would be
called upon to pay the ransom. It's a
regular mania with him." -.4.
Not even the excitement of the
presidential election in France can
Gull interest in the proposal, which is
ascribed to President-elect Wilson of
the United States, for the holding of
the great. Pan-Republican conference.
Most of the Parisians insist that the
conference should be held in France,
but many believe that either Switzer-
land or the United States have prior
claims. s#
According to reports current in New
York yachting circles, the recent visit
OF Sir Thomas Upton to the United
States may lead to revival of the
great international race between sea-
going yachts of forty and fifty years
ago, when the Cambria and the Sap
pho were the fieetest sa;lers afloat.
Sir Thomas is understood to favor
an annual international yacht meet I'M
der liberal rules between Honolulu and
San Francisco Friends of the Royal
Yacht Club say Sir Thomas is ready to
offer for continuous competition a
magnificent gold cup, as well as an
endowment for the provision of
medals for each years winning skip
per and crew.
On the grounu that the applicant
was neither a free white person nor
a negro, as provided by the Constitu-
ton, A. X. Hay Kamar Monunder, a
Hindu yogi was debarred in Spokane
today from citizenship, by Federal
u dge Frank H Rudkins.
Fifteen of the crew Of the Danish
steamer Volmer were drowned, when
il was wrecked, Thursday, in a great
gale which has been raging in the Eng
l:sh Channel.
The captain of the Voimer and an
other survivor were picked up in a
state of collapse in an open boat to-
day. fifteen miles southwest of the
Lizard Point light.
Miss Violet Asquith arrived in New
York today on a brief visit to Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Bryce and other