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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-05
PLANS ARE MADE
FOR SILK Mill
IN HONOLULU

That negotiations may shortly be
begun toward the establishment of a
big silk mill in Honolulu Is the in
formation that Secretary II. r. Wood
of the Chamber of Commerce has re-
ceived from letter sent to him by
the Lehigh Valley Silk Mills, Of South
Bethlehem, Pa.
Making Inquiries for exhaustive in
formation on labor conditions here,
particularly with regard to the, avail
able supply of Oriental labor, e. J.
.Lippy of the Lehigh Mills has asked
Mr.. Wood to send him all the data
possible on wages for indigenous, Jap
anese and Chinese help. I'VE can use
employees from fourteen years up he
says in his letter. ''The labor in our
line of business is light and by no
means arduous and readily performed.
1t also admits of the very best OF san
itary conditions. We understand that
Oriental help is particularly efficient
in that class of work and very readily
taught. ~-1...:s-
I'VE are taking this matter up in
connection with some people from Sc
@SSAOB "oSAA,J -o1Au- oNOAl oSC
on the labor question would be Of
great aid to US in formulating our
plans. We would regard 1t as a great
favor and would be very glad TO re-
ciprocate in any way possible IL after
developments will give us the oppor.
tunity.,' = .> 80.
While the letter doee not say any
thing as to the detailed plans Of the
mill, the references to Oriental labor
make it plain that the mills are
thinking of establishing branch here,
as it would be impossible to take the
labor to the mainland.
At the present time a great deal of
raw silk is taken through Honolulu to
the mills of the mainland and even to
Europe. Many vessels from the ORR.
ent bring silk cargoes through here
valued at upwards of a million dol.
lars, and silk trains are rushed from
California to the Eastern mills with a
right of way over any other kind of
freight traffic
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The Boring of a Great Tunnel
Through kooIau Range
Hinges on Verdict

Definite decision with regard TO the
license on the Waiahole water rights,
which the Oahu Sugar Plantation de-
sires and which. II purchased by that
company will result in the boring of
the great tunnel through the Koolau
mountain range to carry the stream
from the windward to the leeward
side Of this island for irrigating pur-
poses, will be reached by the admin
istration within the next few days.
This is the announcement made to-
day by Governor Frear. The compli-
Gated questions OF ownership of these
rights. the manner of their control
and charges to be assessed have held
the enormous irrigation project in
check for many months The final
solution Of these perplexing problems
will hasten the agricultural develop
ment of the thousands of acres of arid
lands on this side of Oahu and mean
no small addition to the prosperity
Of the country
Three times the disposal of the
Waiahole water rights to the Oahu
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WaiahOle Water Rights
Decision Soon, Says Frear
Continued on Page ~

Sugar Company by the Territory has
been delayed by the technical legal
questions involved. The Oahu plan
tation, which owns practically all the
available land within reach of the
projected tunnel ditch from the wind.
ward side, is the only concern that
can use the water. When negotia.
ton were first opened for its acquisi-
ton L. L. McCandless appeared as
claimant of part of the water right,
through title to some lands held by
him on the windward side in the re-
gion of the water source. 1t now ap-
pears that this has been disposed of.
Another question that arose was
the matter of placing a charge on the
use of the water The Governor fin
ally recommended that fat rate per
annum or month be assessed instead
of a charge per million cubic feet.
1t is now understood that the board
of land commissioners has adopted
this suggestion, $50. .-..-.... s,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-05
. LOSS BY FIRE OF
KoNA TOBACCO CO.

\ Entire 1911 crop.
1885 pounds of the 1912 crop.
= 10,155 ponds of Hawaiian To-
= bacco Co.'S crop. \
\ Stock of the cigar Company.
= The fermenting house. 4
= Estimated loss, $4,000 to $40,- 4
4 900. a....- 4
4 ~ 4 \ ~ 4 y 4 4 \ \ 4
Particulars of the fire in the plant
of the Kona Tobacco Company or
Wednesday evening last. came to H
Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, in the Mauns
Kea's mail this morning. A summary
of the disaster is given above. Mr.
Rodiek is still unable to give an ex
act statement of the loss, for the
same reason as he gave yesterday
on the meager telegraphed report
namely, that 1t depends on just what
grades of tobacco were in the burned
building. ..ee
A. r. Gurrey, secretary of the board
of underwriters, will act as adiustef
for the Insurance companies, and 60
to the scene of the tire to appraise
the losses falling upon the insurers.
Mr.. Rodiek, in answer to q question
this morning. expressed the opinion
that the loss was probably about as
stated above, between $4,000 and
$4,000, depending on the grades OF
tobacco that were in the fermenting
house.
The officers of the Kona Tobacco
-
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Sad Experience of Two Years
Ago viii Not Be Repeated,
Say BourhonS

Mindful of the proyerb concerning
the early bird getting the worm, Dem
ocratic campaign leaders have quietly
started in TO grab all the available
automobiles for election day, ard un-
less the Republicans get busy, there
will be a corner" in transportation
on November S. .~s-
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o o o g @ @ o q @ o @ o @ @ @ 4
I. Mrs. Annie T. X. Parker Z
% Smart, owner of the Parker
L. Ranch, has had the famous Ka.
(. huku Ranch added to her do Z
d. mains. &
O The price is $4,000. =
O Madame d'Herblay, the sweet {
o heart OF the late Colonel Sam g
@ Norris in the troubled sixties, e
o has accepted compromise of g
@ her much larger claim against
@ his estate for $3.50, and her suit g
@ In the New York courts has been
I. discontinued.
@ deyisee OF the Kahuku Ranch un- 9
4. der the will of Colonel Norris, .
@ has made satisfactory settle 9
Q ment with the heirs Of the Col g
. onel In Denmark 9
9 90 o o D . . .. o o o o o o .
All this news developed this morn.
ing. Yesterday the sale of the Ka
huku Ranch by Macomber to Alfred
w. Carter, trustee Of Mrs. Parker.
Smart, was concluded. and today the
deed was ready for recording from the
hands OF Kinney, Prosser, Anderson
e Marx The same law firm repre-
sents the heirs Of Colonel Norris.
The terms Of Macomber,s- settle
ment with the heirs Of Colonel Nor
ris are private, but that matter and
tue d'Hsrblay matter are finally dis
Area ot iso.ooo Acres.
There Is m area Of 10000 acres IN
the Kahukn Ranch, which is situated
on the slopes of Mauna Loa, the great
(cen.inued from Page q
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ONE BARREL TO THE LOAF.
When A. B. Seelig, of Winsted,
Conn, requested barrel of flower as
a wedding present, his friends
brought 1t to him in the shape of a
rye loaf eight feet long and weighing
100 pounds, .-..s . '.G
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PFoTENHAUER OUT OF DANGER.

"Pfotenhauer out of danger, gradu-
ally improving" Is the reassurir..
cablegram received this morning by
H. Hackfeld & Co, Ltd, regarding the
vice president of the corporation, phI
sustained severe operation in Dres-
den ten days ago.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-05

cIITNJE Montenegro, Bulgarian
garrison
several Balkan states In the condera
yanages the ssgss
PARIS,
have formed plan
Balkans -
NEW YORK Oct 5Mmbsrs Of the the erseian
take part IN the struggle in which their country Is involved
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DARING AUT0IsT BADLY HURTIN MILWAUKEE /

Wis, Bragg driving ear today
the Grand Prx 4ss miles ss Ralph
Elgln greatest
seriously injured when his dhed Both Of hls
- 4 :. 4&
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REIGN OF TERROR AT TAMPA; WOMEN AssAssIaATED

TAMPA Fla, Oct Sight assnatons slx o which
within period
reign Of terror The criminal still uncaught vndentned
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SIR THOMAS. LiPToN To etiAtLENGE O. s 3

LIVERPOOL Eng Oct 6s Thomsa Upton ealsd fsr
ssuno 1S51
for pcssession Of the America @d
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SUGAR..

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5.-Beets:
So analysis 9s. 7Ad.; parity 4.O1 cents.
Previous quotation, 9s. sgd.
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AMBASSADOR BRYCE GOES uP IN AERo

Bryce Of Great Bt.ln
today made aeropfane flight
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SOUTHERLAND REPORTS INSURGENT Loss HEa

WASHINGTON q c. Oct 5s A,,ay,
ports that the Insugents suffered heavy oss n the
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300 MARINES BATTLE
WITH BIG REBEL ARMY
Struggle Began At Daybreak And
Is sStill On--U. S. Forces Capture
One Fort And Are Storming
Second, Rebel Leader Killed
[AssecIated Presa eablel

NicaragGa American marine,
raging
rebel stronghold
Admiral suherand h stortr0 the second position General e
his injuries Despite the Of
mi a
n
were order to attack
Managua capital Of NicarasuA
e.
their poskionin the part replnHe.
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AMBASSADOR REID ANNOUNCES WILL RETIRE SOON

NEW YORK. oct4
Great Britain announced today that he will probably retire
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-05

Trom y, E.s
Honolulan, Oct. 2.
For 8. F.:
Siberia, Oct. 8.
From Vancouver:
Zealandia, Oct. 8.
For Vancouver:
Mariana, Oct s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-05
BIG KAHUKU
RANCH IS
SOLD
Mrs. TheIma Parker Smart
Buys Great Property for
$4,000

o . o 9 @ o o o o o o o o o o
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
GOLFING GOATS JUMP FROM CRAG
TO CRAG OF country CLUB course

a plague of goats has descended on
the Nuuaun Valley. In fact there are
more goats than sheep on tho golf
links of the oahu Country club. where
the plaintive bleats Of the distressed
ana the loud bahs of the triumphant
make music every afternoon.
This afternoon and tomorrow win be
busy days for the goat golfers. There
are half dozen challenges in COR the
little bronze goat medals that are so
precious to their real owners and own
ers by adoption, and some interesting
changes of ownership are expected.
Chairman Klebahn Of the grounds cJIn-
mittee has learned something about
bookkeeping for the brotherhood in the
last week. for it's no easy job 90
keep track Of the challenges that arc
Tying from member to member, and
the goats" that are changing from
pocket to pocket.
However, the list of goats. and those
who hold other goats in their posses
ron. IL given below:
Challenges still unplayed are sam
Walker of J. II. Cation, NJ. Phillips
Cf Fred 'NNaldron, g. G.. Bockus of Fred
Wa'dron. S. q. Wilder of J. A. Wilder,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

the Flynn who met Sam Langford in
Los Angeles. Prosperity has turned
the Italians head He is gracious to
newspaper men, but to others he is
said to be lofty and dictatorial.
Here is the way the fight is doped
Ly some Of the big fellows. Flynn is
to win somewhere between the tenth
and fifteenth rounds. The Italian Is
said to have been offered q large sum
by the moving picture people If he
wins.
THAT Flynn is confident goes with.
out saying. His attendants seem to
be confident until you ask them can.
didly, and then they admit that John
son looks better than he ever did.
This talk of high life and wine din.
hers for Johnson seems to be joke.
The recent victories Flynn has
scored seem to have turned his head
He would be an overbearing cham.
pion should he win on July 4th. Flynn
seems to think the entire world re.
wolves around his camp. He has all
the confidence of bull just entering
the ring. He boxes in his toughest
style, with head down and fists before
his face as he crouches.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

Arthur Ewart of NJ. Phillips, II. H..
Walker of s. q. Wilder
John Evans Is lord of the crag lust
new, with three goats besides his own
jinIling In his pocket.
Following Is the list of goats, and
those who hold goats In their posses
sion. corrected up to today:
Geo. II. Angus. ]. J. Belser, J. II.
Cation, II. A. Cooke. II. G. Carter. a
II. DOnderO. 4. +. Ewart. John Gait,
Tom Gin &C.. i. Morse), James J. u.
Greig, +. Halstead. Il. II. Hendry, W.
NJ. Kendall, f. VIM Klebahn C. r.
Booth), \. Linnemann. J. ID. McInerny.
G. @. owen, NJ. Phillips OF. l.. Wald-
rom, Geo. G. Potter q. G. RothwelD,
Joseph G. Pratt, l., Redington, VIM.
Simpson, Harry b. Sinclair, o. u. Sor-
enson, Il. !. Spalding, +. W. Sutton II.
II. Walker CIV. f. Brown, $. A. Walk
er, II. s. Gray (owner +. l.. WaldronI.
o. H. Wall, G. $. Weight (James r.
fenwiCkD. ]. A. Wilder. S. @. Wilder
%. o. Young), Fred r. p. Waterhouse,
II. -. Ginard, J. G. Evans (I". II. Arm
strong, W. II. McInerny, G. q. Bockus)
T.. NJ. Friesell. w. l.. Stanley, H. Reid
ford. Joe Andrade.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

DOUBLES FINALS
TO BE PLAYED OFF
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
No Play Yesterday, But Two
Matches Settled Out
of Court"

No matches were played In the dou-
hles tournament of the Private Courts
Association at the Moana Hotel courts
yesterday BY AN unfortunate combi-
nation Of circumstances, two of the
teams scheduled to perform had to de-
fault. and this put their opponents into
the semitinals without hitting ball.
The winners by this unsatisfactory
route were the two Fort Kruger teams,
Major Timberlake and Williams, and
Pratt and Vaughan. The latter have
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
HAWAH-ASAHI;
PA. I'D. A. {,

Tomorrow at Athletic Park the p,
A. C. and J. A. G. teams will clash In
the opening game of the regular dou
ble'header, while in the closer the Ha.
walls and Asahis will mix 1t. This is
the Stars Afternoon OF" and the
players will have the fun of seeing O
ball game from the grandstand
This combination hooked up on
May 26, the Asahis breaking into the
win column for the first time by de,
feating the Hawaiis 4 to 3 in a snap.
by ten-inning game. Dave Desha's
crowd are going to try as hard as they
know how to ayenge thai. beating. The
same day the Portuguese beat the J.
A. C.'s by the same score, to 3.
The first game Is scheduled for / 30.
but II the usual dilatory methods pre-.
vail the fans will be lucky to see any
ball before 2.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
RUMORS OF FAKE
At LAS VEGAS
GROWING
But Johnson Isn't Likely to Let
the Glory Get Away
From Him.

BY far the best size.up of conditions
at Las Vegas. n. NJ, where Jack John
son and Jim Flynn are in training
has come from Bert Smith, automo
bile editor of the Los Angeles Times
who, as a member of the oceanic
ocean automobile journey, had an op
portunity recently to visit the train
ing camps OF both men.
This chap tells the truth in unvar
nished style. He doesn't pretend tC
pick winner between the pair, al
though that ought to be easy in itself;
but he does tell some truths, and that
Is more than we have been getting.
Flynn, according to Bert Smith, Is
arrogant to all visitors, save for the
scattering newspaper men who may
visit his camp. More than that, he de
clares Flynn to be hog fat. II is in
timated there Is q strong feelinq
among some of the followers of the
sport in Las Vegas that Flynn Is
scheduled to win between the tenth
and fifteenth rounds. Naturally
such gossip Is o be expected, al
though those of us who are acquainted
with Johnson and his ambitions cant
believe that he would exchange his
title and the glory that goes with II
for any sum of money.
But, to get back to what this news
paper man says, here are several OF
his paragraphs that will prove inter
esting:
Flynn Hog Fat.
Jim Flynn is hog fat. He tips the
scales at 2l0 pounds. This is the
heaviest Flynn has ever weighed. He
says he is in fine shape for the fight
but he must certainly lose some of his
weight before he looks anything like
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
Chinese TEAM
MAKING A HIT

The All.Chinese are making good in
upper New York State Just now. They
have struck the popular fancy, and,
from newspaper accounts. are in great
demand. And leave II to our old
friend Manager zap (the party evi.
IDENTIFY referred to below to hand out
the hot air. He's gone some in the in.
ierNiew which appeared in the Buffalo
Courier Of June 3, which is reprinted
The Chinese baseball players are
"A wonderful lot. They played against
the Simon Pures yesterday, and
though they were beaten by small
score they showed plenty of knowl.
edge Of the game. It's certainty the
slow, soggy condition of the field han.
Gicapped them greatly, and they are
capable of playing a much faster ar.
ticle Of ball.
81 had talk with Manager X. C.
Pau OF the team, and he declared the
Chinese at the American university at
Honolulu were in love with the Amer.
lean game of baseball.
We have enough for ten teams
playing and practicing every day, but
these are the best said he. indicating
the men who were on the field against
INC olHlOlS' we cannot play our
best today, for we like a hot day, with
q hard playing field and sure footing.
Then you will see how the little Chi.
nese can handle the American base.
ball
THE Chinese are deluged with of.
iers from Rochester, Cleveland and
other cities, but | understand Manager
Simon last night was trying to ar.
range a return game for next Sunday
rs the rain kept thousands away and
only few saw the wonderful little
Celestials at play. II inducements can
land them, they'll play here again next
Sunday"
.; .. {;
ANelrod and Wal Marcalfino play
their match in the "Y" handball tour
nament Monday afternoon, and II
should be hummer. These two an
Dwight have gone through the play
without defeat, and will make a
three-cornered fight Of II next week.
AlcNrod gives each Of the others s
points II game. He plays Dwight at
$3.50 this afternoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
A CHALLENGE.

Honolulu, II, r., June 81, 1912
Sporting Editor, Bulletin.
Dear Sir; In behalf of William Den
ton, lO5th co, c. A. C., we hereby
challenge any 1S3-pound man on the
island for side bet of $50, six rounds,
the side bet to be put up on the fourth
day of July and to go as forfeit If
oBreeaple to both men. Fight to be
pulled or In any club offering most
ior slN-round bout, This man has
had considerable experience as a boxer
ana Is llrst-class man and will not
hsht for less than $25 on the side.
kindly address any communications to
FRANK NEU,
'orpl, lO5th Co. c. A. c., TT. Ruger,
II. r,
J.. S-To come off Labor Day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
FARLAND To
Come HERE To
BOX INGLE
Classy Fighter Accepts Pro-
motor Ayers TermS-Cor-
dell-MCCarthy Go Next.

Honolulu Is beginning to attract the
attention of fighters of class on the
Coast, who as "A rule keep u sharp eye
on spots where the ring game flour
ishes, and who have come to the CON
clusiOn that Honolulu Is on the map
to stay. The purses here may be slim,
but the trip down and the chance of
spending a few weeks In the tropics IL
a lure that calls louder than dollars
Tommy mcfarland Is the latest re-
cruit to the local colony. Yesterday
Promoter Ayres received a letter from
the San Francisco lad, accepting the
terms for n match with George Inglo
offered by Ayres. and saying that he
would be down here whenever wanted.
At the same time that this good news
arrived, Ingle was in the hospital
awaiting a minor operation which Is
to be performed today. Whether he
viii I've ready to enter the ring August
3 Is predetermined. but there Is a good
chance Of his doing so.
InglC met with an accident while at
work at Pearl Harbor few days ago.
falling about ten feet from n scaffold-
ing to the ground. In so doing he OPEN
ed up nm old rupture, and he was ad-
a,eu " supl'I'' ~ an operat'oh ana
,',r a s'r''''o,' '"re aIleeteu' ne
~. WI, '' S"'e"s iios-
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Wv" "e, 'ne pa'r went last lour-
"u,," u,aM III san rranclsco' ana the
SP'' vi 'he uoiueh cate spoke
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.pp'ne, ~, M"eio''ahu VI Tue
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22
Persian
Nerve Essence

These wonderful little tablets contain no
mercury or other injurious drug. They act
like magic. The bright eye, the elastic step,
the clear and active brain, the courage and
strength and comfort they impart are noted
almost from the first day they are staleu.
One box of Persian Nerve Essence
will do great deal of good, the full
course treatment of six boxes are guar
anteed to mike permanent cure or the
money will be refunded.
~ The proprietors, The Brown Export Co..
9S,97 Liberty ST.. New York. N. Y. u. S. A.,
earnestly asks every sufferer TO give Persian
Nerve Essence a good fair trial al their risk.
DOM delay, commence to-day, the preparation
can b obtained from
and Wy CHAMBERS DRUG 60,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

From comparison of the two men
today, however, Johnson could lick
Flynn in five rounds If they were to
enter the ring tonight. In talk with
Johnson he said he would beat Flynn
right after the tenth round"
These side lights are decidedly ir.
teresting. No one who has watched
Flynn but will agree that he would
grow dictatorial in case of victory. so
he is probably showing up in just
about that fashion.
Flynn has been unmasked for Just
what he is-a pretender, who had alb.
solutely no chance to win unless
things are fixed. And It isn't prob.
able that Johnson will agree to any
such proposition.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-22

It's hard to believe that Duke quoted
correctly George Kistler's reasons Tor
wanting him to swim only the 100 me-
tors, in the letter received by the cham
piOn's father yesterday.
Mr.. Kistler says II wasn't neces-
sary for me to swim in the relay team,
az II might Interfere with the 100 meter
CO." writes Duke, He says that In the
lOO-meter race one may earn title
as n worlds champion, but in the relay
race one doesn't earn any individual
record. as it's all in the team. So
have decided to take his advice and
will stick to the 1OO-meter sprint"
People here We're somehow under the
impression that the men sent to Stock
holm We're striving to bring points To
America, not for individual champion
ships or medals.