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POPE'S OFFER
OF MEDIATION
REMARKABLE
Gravity of Situation 0verComes
His Natural Desire Not to
Figure in StateCraft

Pope Pius's offer of mediation to
prevent the terrible and ruthless war
in prospect for the Balkan states is
one of the most remarkable develop
ments of the entire affair. Pope Plus
throughout his reign has been noted
foI anything but active participation
in the craftsmanship of the times. 1t
was during his reign that the CON-
piete separation of church and state
in France was brought about. The
pope has consistently placed emphasis
'2Ii the regilious rather than the politi-
cal aspect of is high office.
Although disinclined to make the
papal Office a stepping-stone to ambi-
ton, the pope has always been a keen
observer of men and events and has
kept fully informed on the trend of
both European and American analrs.
He is man of intense humanity, and
his offer of mediation is to be regard
&c as an expression of his de- ire to
prevent the suffering that must follow
such war as is in prospect.
Under Car Ferdinand of Bulgaria,
who will lead the troops in person,
the allied Balkan armies are being
rushed toward the Turkish frontier
for an attack on the hated Turkish
foe. Whether Intervention or media
ton can prevent a battle is doubtful,
according to latest reports.
The Balkan forces are practically
all in the field and Russia is reported
as having formally demanded that
Turkey put down the outlaw bandits
operating along her borders. .. Il
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DROUGHT AND ?.
NOT POLITICS
SLlIMPS SUGAR
Shortage in Crop May Reach
100000 Tons, Says
Stock Broker

"If the rains continue, stocks will
boom again" a stock broker said this
morning: They may say it's politics
that's causing the slump, but politics
really. cuts very little ice in the situa-
| ton.
| Many people have no idea of the
seriousness of the drought to the
sugar crop. Olaa, for instance, will
have but $4,000 tons instead of $4,000
as estimated. Taking the whole terri
tory, the shortage on the coming crop
due to the dry period will be from 50,-
900 to 100000 tons.
"Some of the Hamakua plantations
have come short in their stipulated
supply from the ditch Without rain
the ditch has run low and the loss
from seepage has been very great"
Today's stock list indicates how
great the depression in sugar stocks
has become. There was not single
transaction at this mornings session,
while only one sugar stock sale is re-
ported from between boards, and that
is a block of $50 shares of Olaa at
) 7-8, which though unchanged is
Olaa's lowest in a long time past.
Pineapple is unchanged at A for
100 shares, while Inter-IsIand sold
down point to 200 for Is shares, the
only other sale reported. besides that
of Olaa already mentioned, being $3,-
200 HilO Extension skies unchanged at
%.
The long drought was partially
broken early this morning with a
downpOur that lasted, off and on, for
some hours. The territorial water
works department said this afternoon
that the rain was not heavy enough to
relieve the water situation very much,
and the level in the Nuuanu reservoir
system is still very low.
Neither Castle & Cooke nor H. Hack
field & Co. received any definite news
about the rain at the different plan
tatiOns on this island. From other
sources it is learned that showers fell
all over the island yesterday and last
night Three-quaTter rs of an inch is
one estimate Of the precipitation,
which is perhaps not far wrong, From
the appearance of the horizon over
the mountain ranges all day, it looks
as if a rainy season of some conse-
Quence had at last arrived. Occasion
al drizzles in town all day encourage
the hope
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GOLF LINKS A BATTLEFIELD;
RIFLES POP AT M0ANALUA

the supposed landing Of a small body
o" hostile troops, which was to push
toward Honolulu TO cut off the ue
tenders from reintOrCementS.
The problem was divided into TWO
parts, one being worked out FAST Sat
urday and the other in the early hours
this morning. Matters were arranged
so that the SChOtield battalions could
d. their share Of the fighting without
retracing their steps. thereby Comb'n
in the problem with the regular prac-
tee march.
In this way the Second left Scho-
field early Friday morning. arriving at
Pearl City by noon and camping there
over, night. In the small hours OF Sat
urday morning they advanced TO the
attack of the city, the Shafter ba /
talon taking the defensive and dis
putting the passage of the hos tile
troops from the ridge above the golr
links, overlooking the cane fields CT
the Honolulu plantation. one of the
greatest natural points OF defense on
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NO FISHER REPORT
Until AFTER
ELECTION

The report of Secretary of the In.
terror Walter l.. Fisher on the Terri
tory of Hawaii probably will not be
made to President Taft before the
middle of November, or at least SIX
weeks from the day he left Honolulu.
His statement in his final talk here
trat he could not make public his con-
ciusions concerning the reappointmert
OF Governor Frear until such recon-
mendation has been presented to the
resident will mean therefore. that no
news on this subject is likely to en-
mate from the national capital until
after the presidential election.
Maurice P Nahon, the or1cIal
stenographer who accompanied. the
Secretary and his party on the tour
over the islands and who took the
notes of the last few hearings In Ho-
noluIu. estimates that he has about
7CO pages of writing to transcribe.
and that this WORK will not be finished
(Continued on pace tWo.)
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MAUI DEMOCRAT BLUllDERS
INTO SERIO- COMIC NIX UP.

da. All nominations are required
by law to have been in Mott-Smith'g
office by midnight last night. So far
as known, the statute does not require
the secretary to collect them at the
pOstoffice But it's puzzling ques-
tion, to be decided only after calm and
mature deliberation.
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Circuit Judge Cooper this morning
signed the order for the final con-
demnation of the Palolo water source,
which is to be acquired by the Terri
tory, and the $4,000 was paid over
to the Palolo Land and improvement
Company this afternoon, completing
the transfer of the property.
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Lieut.. Becker Placed On Trial
[Assoclated Press cablel

YORK. Y, 7Polae lieutenant Becker the alleged head
for his life today.
Rosenthal
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Dynarniter Pleads Guilty
IAssoclated Press Cablel

55 - ssoclate
indicted
conspiracy entered
arraigned morning.
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CaSleI =
Holiness
the Balkan eonderasy
-
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OFFER TO GUARANTEE
MACEDONIAN REFORMS
Representatives of Balkan States
Declare Such Promises In Past
Have Not Been Kept---Force
May Be Used To Prevent Strife
IAssoclated Press cable j

powers
the between the allied Balkan States and Turkey The
Balkan
take
visible extent
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-07
Sends Filing Papers to "Link''
and Fails to Get on
List

While Attorney General Alex. Lind
say is seeking to solve the knotty
problem of whether TERRITORIAL Sec
retary f.. A. Mott-Smith is required
by law to serve as messenger boy be-
tween his own office and the postof
flee the question of whether the name
of a Democratic senatorial candidate
from Maui-presumably that Of S. 4
Aoleinoa--shaIl be placed on the bal
lot at the next election hangs in
doubt.
A comedy of circumstances sur
rounds the affair. The headquarters
of the Democratic committee insists
that Aoleinoa's nomination was prop
erly filed with the Territorial secre-
tary by last Saturday. MOtt-Smith
and his clerk, Henry O'Sullivan, today
assert the name is not among those
present on the roll.
One Democratic senatorial nominee,
whose name is not definitely known
to the Territorial secretary, sent his
nomination papers to l.. l.. McCand-
less, the document arriving at the Ho-
nolulu pOstoffice on Saturday, after
McCandless had left for Kauai. Mrs.
McCandless, failing to obtain the doc
dment, turned the matter over 10 7.
J. Ryan, and that party enthusiast,
also unable to get the paper from the
postoffice clerk, in turn passed up the
responsibility to Mott-Smith yester-
It is the intention of the engineer,
ing officers building the big New
York to attempt an entirely new feat,
that is place the ship engines in her
hull before launching. The engines
will be put in place and the vessel
launched some time in October.
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Says Steel Trust Backs T. r.
Associated Press cableJ

.
Wilson
supporting Rcosevets trust policy
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CONTINUED on page tWo.)
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100000 Stolen In Tran.
GAssocIated Press Cablsi

Cabls1
NEW YORK. ~ r., oct package containing 100000 has
while n transit fro this
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Ex-senator Pfeffer Dead


TOPEKA KAN Oct 7-Fomer
the opuI er Whskers 10 dead &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03

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discuss SOMEBODY uG"y T." re both different now
- D rl,I %Ii h., ;, m bcfrcr,"
ana Goai s ., tba NcCabc he protests "Dont sg
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S'S ss IS, lfb',"'l saws |. Here she Isl"
SEEMS she'd sooocd the carriage out at the gate and
hENI" 'Ig u ~ 90 eof, that she was almost to
,bc d""rstrn before spots her. And say standin up
she seem: even Leg She has sort 81 stately way Of
Slc wa; 5c head we'll backhough must have been
o cayc Of r r,stin to luck where she scppcdand with
tb CASE bn bcayv face Of hers and the doopy eyes and
tbc smDcn smiIc-wc, believe me, it was an odd
Combination
oT @o ne P Bm, she doa wait for him to open the pro-
JJ;n's II almost seems like she'd rchcarscd her part
in rytc and had it all ready spring for she barely
tax look r at ,,I % oiJ~, DIV ~ 90 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03

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The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, June l-MILLFEED-Easy: inquiry
Is HfelesS SpTing bEan BIO; standard middlinys
HT5; Western rcd dog Sis; winter wheat bran
in l0-pound sacks. to arrive, 8.50; city bnn, in
bulk. GH
FLOUR-stsady; tlde is IHslesA Kansas
Itraishts. 5E5a5D. IN sacks; spring patents. 575a
as N barrels; spring clears, LscG5l6 soft winter
straights 65Oa5lD
RYE FLoUR-steady; demand Is limited.
Choice brands quoted at 50oa555
CORAMEAL-Steady; trade is dull Kiln-dried
tgr ezport, Ll5al3i coarse neal in baRz Ls2aI65
HA1-Receipts SO tons Steady; choice in Hrht
supply. Q1otations are; For prims Timothy. 10.
No, J, l5al.55; No. 2 l.4oaLs5; No ). I3
SIRAM-steady; business Is slow. Long ne
quoted at L0ollB
PORK-Steady; business lheiess N.Ss a "a.
2o.75; family, 80laIm
BEEF-Steady; demand Is noderate Pachrt
ls-sosIT.5o; family. lGooals1
LARD-Flat; business is Hfelcss PRIME We-ter,
lo.S0; refined continent uDo; south Americl II =.
Iened Brazilisn. IL kCEs = 30; olsostearne f5aig
lard stearine dull; New York I2kalz8
COFFEE-There was steady tone to thu coldes
market this morning. and first prices were 70
points above the final Of Friday on local tglvinr
frcmpted b. the continued Light receipts AZ m
Eilian points and the steady cahles frurn FSurone
Prioes saeged od OF points during the seESiou
but. o. the whole. the undertone was steady aDd
The bulls dppsared encouraged b. the indicstions
q the lons-predictsd falling od IN the moremeut
ne HaTrl market was unclaimed 70 L frane
lower. Hamburg advanced 4 pfg. and In BrIzil
Rio and Santos were both UNCHANGED Recefpts Al
Brazilian ports we're loDoo hass, agzinst 90 llst
year: Sac Pauio received 5coo sFnlnsf ZOO. rnd
Iunfialg loo, astirst 80
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore, June L-FLoUR-wlnte extra. AKA
As; do. clear. LTsaLS; do. straight, G3hA3;
do. patent. SSa5T5; sgring clear. LssaSoo; do.,
StrhiEht. S4oIso; do, patent Ls5aSoo: City Aills'
best patent GT5; do. hgh-ETads patent, 6lo; do,
do. extra LhIo. Rye A0ur. medium TO ehoi1s.
LsoaSl5 CorumeAl. 100 lhL, lsa2n
OATs-stOck In eleTAtorA. ao.sB buHhels; ship-
meuts from elsFatorS l057 busheA. No. Whits,
9S asked; standard white. . hsked; No white, 81
asked.
RYE-stock in sIsTztorz. n.T7s bushslk Bag lots.
near b., to quality lnsWl, TSLsS.
MILLFEED-Sprng bran, IN lo-ih SackS. pr
ton, 2.sOE2So0; bour to white midding. in loo-lb.
pr ton. 8ooIa(5o; City Mills middlings in loolh
sackS per ton. 2oo; City Mills middlingI twhitsl.
In l0NIh sSekI, per ton. A.Wa55o City htllT
bran, in loOlb ackS peE ton. 3.5AOo.
STRAW-So. / straiEht re sSnU, 9SoaDoo; No.
2 stTaight re straw. MooalG0; No. / tangled re
EtTaW. Gooll6 50; No. wheat StrhW. AoollL5o: No.
cat StrlE, B0oli5So: No ? oAt srraW. HOaH50.
HAY-No. / timothy. 400; No. z zoo; No. ,
3L0ol5.o; ehoios. light clover mixed, 8o; No. ]
mixed. 20a25So: No. ? mixed 4ooa2l.O; alfalfa,
eh0ics 85oIz.0O; No. l, SO; No / clover. 5oA
zoo; do. No Z fA0oll9oo; meadow ETass and very
Eraay hay. i50oalAO0; no-ErAds hay. to kind.
quality. and condition loooalsoo; packing hay and
sUAls ErHss, E0ah.O.
BUTTER-CreameFy fancy, Per III. EEaS; do.
choice ID. Ea2s do. good. per ID. 9ssi; do. print
per H.. 8A9; do. blocks, HLz; iAdie. TFT II.
BllS; Maryland. YirEnia. and Pennsylvania dlirJ
prints. per Ii. Isl: process butter. 9L5.
EGGS-MATJiAnd. PounsylTEria. and nearby hrsts.
los of, Is; do. Eastern Shore, Maryland. and Viz
nniE, B WestsTn frstS. los o. Is: West Virginia
hTstS. loS OF; Southern hrSts. los oh. II.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
MUNICIPAL BONDS.
BY CHRISTOPHER A. SHEA.
The Wall Street Journal.

Municipal securities are one Of the
chief factors in our modern life.
This may, perhaps, appear to be too
broad a statement, but when We realize
how far our civilization is dependent
upon public utilities, and how necessary
are bonds TO their existence, the state
ment seems Perfectly justified By pub
lie utilities is meant, as everyone knows
our miles OF paved streets and side
walks, our roads, bridges, and highways.
our great sewerage and drainage sys-
TENS, our excellent and most important
waterworks which bring pure water 10
every mans house. our beautiful build
ings, court houses, city halls, libraries,
schools, FIRE departments, hospitals, our
great stretches of public parks-in fact
all forms OF public property used In
common by all the people Of the COM
munity. These utilities could not be de-
veloped and enjoyed to anything like
their present extent and in their pres
ent magnificence, were II not for munich
pal bonds.
The security underlying such bonds
consists of the taxes on the assessed
property in the municipality. The reye-
nue. from these taxes Is used to pay of
the principal of the bonds at the time OF
maturity, and to pay the interest on the
bonds in the meantime.
Investors, banks, and administrators
buy municipal bonds on account OF their
absolute security. They know that un-
der the law all the property in any
municipality must be taxed. They know
that the officials are obliged to levy q
tax sufficient to pay their interest and
principal at maturity. They know that
they can 20 into court and have a man
damus issued compelling the levying OF
taxes IL the officials have failed to do so.
A municipal bond has a lien ahead Of
every other security that can be named.
A mortgage may be owned on piece OF
property, but It cannot be transferred
with a clear title unless all taxes due
on Il have been paid. A railroad may
own miles Of tracks in a county, II may
own its shops, freight houses, and depots,
but Il must first provide for the payment
of taxes due In that county before max
ing any provision for the payment of in
terest on its FIRST mortgage bonds. The
security OF a municipal bond Is. there
fore. as absolute as It is possible to OBJ
tain. This is why municipal securities
are as safe as government bonds. and
safer than any other form OF investment.
Municipal bonds are cheaper to-day
than for several years, and the oppor-
tunity to buy them is & rare one. There
is no better example Of this than in the
case Of the bonds OF the city OF New
York, which form considerable part Of
the marketable municipal bonds, espe-
ciaily in the East. A few years ago
New York City three and a halls were
sold at a price TO yield the investor a
little less than 3 per cent. To-day New
York City bonds may be bought at a
price 20 yield about per cent. This does
not mean that the credit Of the city has
been impaired, but that the condition Of
the money market makes II necessary for
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy ". b Hibbs 4 Co.
nembcs of the New YOEt stOok Exchange. Hibbs
BUILDING
New York. June The cotton market . dull
AFFAIR to-day. pgics variations bcing limited To less
thEn eve points throughout the sezsion. The Liver
pool market closed and New York trAders
have reduced their market commitments greatly dur
ing the pas week Crop news was again GOD. with
only moderate showers the map O. In The for
oast for to-day.
Contract trading has been reduced to 4 EsEy snail
volume during the past Week The trend Of the
mRrket has been toward lower leTels, though moth
ing decisive has taken place In the price movement
other than that brought about by liquidAtioa Of
small accounts and 4 general evening up q the
contract market in ANTICIPATION of the government
condition report This report will be issued Tues
day. and i expected TO show percentage of be-
tween 70 and 60 though most opinions incline toward
the lower hEures. Speculation has dWindled 70
very snail proportions and the sane may Be said
Of the actual OF spot division q the market.
Few sales have ben made during the week. and
Southern markets gInsrally reflect apathy With lit
tie OF no fresh demandS
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
MARKETS---FTNANCE--- COMMERCE
NEW YORK HONEY MARKET.

New York. June L-Al0sy On e.ll oa ~ stock
ozchange Whs nominally - pr cent
Tine money: Fur sixty days ; per cot; for uinety
days, 3lSN per cent; for four months Stash pr
osnt; for aEs months. - pr centi for Six nontha
~ pe osnt; dun
days. AGfh pels csnt; four. i've. and ok months.
4aih pr cent
Foreign exchange MARKET; Gables quoted at l9leA
L95o; demand sterling. Azloa4.Gis; fnncN eSh;
mark. o5ltaI.ei
Foreign markets: Diso0unt-Loudon. 2i5ls pr
Ont; PARA sKaEs pr csnt; Berlin. ~ pr eent
Ezchangs on London; Para - oAe; Berlin,
I'm tspfE.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales: ReEular czn. Il O'Clock poA
Capital Traction s., 81, 900 at uOA.
Columbia Railroad 6s, s. 900 At lo2
Washington Railway & Electric 4, S-Ooo At s.
Sl0oO At IS. 8. 900 At 81.
Washington Railway 4 Electric ptd-, 10 Il 8,
At 9fE.
Eastern Light & Fuel. 10 at Isls, 10 At Ii. at
Is at IL
MerErnthAler, 4 at ~, at "a.
Washington Loan & Trust, 5 At ~
After oll-CapitAl Traction, at Z.
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

security is largely due TO the adjudiea-
ton IN respect thereto b. the Supreme
Court. and the reliance which is felt BY
the public that Il VIII stand firmly by
the doctrines It has 50 frequently as
serted
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
I.Iana. clo.ed 10 ve..eI..

Ambassador o'Brien. at Rome. has for
warded TO the State Department BY
cable an announcement OF the Italian
foreign Office 10 the effect that access
70 the Islands OF the Aegean Sea. now
occupied by Italian forces. Is forbidden
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
1t Is President Parker Now.

E. Southard Parker yesterday assumed
the duties Of the presidency OF the Union
Savings Bank, no Fourteenth Street
Northwest, from which E. Quincy Smith
recently resigned. The other oficials OF
the bank and many Of the depositors met
Mr.. Parker and welcomed him into the
executive offices OF the institution.
Flowers, likewise, were sent TO adorn
the Union Savings Banks new building.
and Mr.. Parker's regime began most
auspiciously.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
CHICAGO GRAIN.

ouotations hurniahsd b. ". B. Hibbs . O..
nsmbei5 oi the Chieago Beard q TradS Hibhs
Building
Chicago. June I.-WHEAr-oh n 10 II %
heavy sellinE By weak hoidsrA July, losA; Sep
tember, LOiit; Deoembsr. LoiS.
CORN-Closed 70 ~ lower on heavy selling
and favorable weather. July. ~; September, tina
nv: December az
OArs-Three-anGrte1 to ~ "a in sympathy
Eith other grains. July, {satsh; September, u;
ne-ernkar
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
Railway surEeons Coming.

A meeting notable in medical and
Industrial and financial circles will be
the gathering Of the assistant surgeons
Of the Southern Railway AZ the New
Willard. June II. for a three-days' ses-
sion. The surgeons will come from all
parts Of the territory traversed by the
Southern, whose lines enter practically
all the Southern States.
DR.. W. A. Applegate. DR.. H. P. A
Lemon. DR.. c. s. White, DR.. A r.
Stands, and DR.. W. B. Mason, Southern
Railway surgeons in WashinEton, win
participate in the proceedings. which will
include discussions OF the multiform
duties and activities Of the railway sur
geon-
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
Seek C. Of C. SfemBerrhip.

Applicants for membership in the
Chamber Of Commerce to be voted on
at 1880 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon by the
Membership Committee, are: James NJ.
Frank, Washington Brewing Company;
Lizzie Rressin. III Twelfth Street; W. H.
Collins, 1903 Street; z. L. Nicholson,
7os H Street; w. N. Fur, warder Build
ing; James F. McCarter, SOS Evans
Building; August Brill. Delaware Avenue
and z Street Southwest; J. W. O'Boyle,
go Bond Building.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

Apparatus for. automatically spraying
OIL from the bow OF a vessel upon a rough
sea has been invented In England