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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-16
| BULLETINS SPORTS BREEZIEST AND BEST
MISS FLORENCE LEE
WINS BOWLING PRIZE
ON Y. M. c. A. ALLEYS
Scores Were Low But Interest
Ran High and There Is Talk
of Weekly Ladies' Night

The wood didn't fall very fast at
the ~" alleys last night, when the
ladies were In command, but this isn't
surprising. when II Is considered that
the fair rollers have had absolutely no
opportunities To practise. and that
many of them were playing the game
FOR the FIRST time. In cities where
there are public alleys. ten pins IL
popular with the ladies. but here con
ditiuns are somewhat different, ana
unless some arrangement Is made Tor
weekly ladies night" there Is lit
tie chance that the good work started
last night viii he continued.
Miss Florence Lee won the cup Of
fered for high score. with lOi, other
scores being rs follows:
Miss Whine, lOi; Mrs. ". %. Frank
lin, 49, Miss Jones. 80: Miss kalino.
rs; Miss Dwight. So Miss A. GrOte,
81: Miss J. Grote. 80; Miss Olson, "a:
Miss de Ia Nux, 40; Miss e. james,
81: Miss Mackelcc. 60, Miss cum
mings. 20; Mrs Pratt, 40; Mrs. de la
NuN. -: Miss james, sc; Miss Pratt,
Sc; Miss Harris, 3ls Miss craig. Sc:
Miss Starrett, 81; Mrs. Cheatham, IL:
Miss Sorle, 80: Miss +. W. Wister. 3d.;
Miss u. Wister, 80; Miss Haley. 7S;
Miss Ellsworth: a: Miss MCChesney,
SO: Mrs. Roberts. 60: Miss Folsom,
81; Miss Larrabce, &C; Miss Heating,
AZ; Miss Gonzales, 20; Mrs. Hum, 40;
Miss Shaw, Ga
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-16
MANOA and EVA
MEET TOMORROW

Tennis cracks of the Manoa club
viii make the journey To Eva tomor-
row to meet the planter players In II
series of doubles matches for the in
terClub championship. The invitation
was accepted about two weeks ago.
and the locals have been getting in
some hard practise in preparation for
the matches
six teams In all will represent the
Mnnoa club, the pairings being rs fol-
lows:
Irvine and Stcerc, Greenwich and
Beardmorc, Mcintyre and Rletow,
Graham and Beadle, Won Damn and
Schmidt, Jones and Lyser.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-16

The band has n busy weekend in
front of IT, This afternoon It will
play for the children at the corner of
Beretania and Smith streets aud to-
night at the Mormon concert at the
X. of p. hall. Tomorrow being Ka-
mehameha H. day, the band will give
u concert at the Kamehameha schools,
on Monday the band will lead the
Chinese parade, while on Monday
evening there will be the usual con
cert at Emma Square
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-16
FITZGERALD AND TWO
SKATERS IN ERROR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Mar. t.
The race between James Fitzgerald,
the Canadian marathon runner, and
the skaters Weingarten and Richard
soa. was. declared mo contest" last
night owing to a mistake.
II was agreed that when there was
one lap to 30 u pistol should he fired,
and this was done, but Fitzgerald
thought the report announced the I'm
ish and stopped running,
The skater and the runner each had
n lap to go when the mistake oc-
Cured. so In all probability the skater
would have won.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-16
LOCAL SKETCHES ON SHOW

The exhibit of painting and sketches
of local scenery made by william Ad-
am and placed on exhibition yesterday
in the KilOhana Art League rooms at
tracted many to the place. There are
number of California views also on
show with the local efforts. The ex-
hibit was open this forenoon and will
he again open for the last time this
afternoon from tn q o'clock
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-16
DRY SPLITTER" is LATEST.

I. The dry splitter" Is the very
. latest thing In big league
/" Blenders, and Rube Evans. the
/. Giants southpaw recruit from
+. Dallas. Tex, Ii the inventor.
. Evans throws the dry spit
{. ter" In exactly the same man
/" ner that the regular spitball is
/: delivered except that he does
q not moisten Il. II takes n pc
@ culiar wobbling motion and
/. jumps just AZ It gets to the
. batter. Instead of breaking into
/. Il right handed batter, as In the
o case OF the spitball, It takes an
/. outward and upward jump that
o is very puzzling.
|. McGraw says he will try and
o teach It to Rube Vanguard.
n. q. a. A "A f. "a "a a "a 4 Il Il 4 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-16
THE WAlLANA HOTEL

The Lev "rs BE ,ch property at Wal
kiki, formerly known AZ the "Hau
adjunct To The CORTLAND and will be
conducted along lines similar to that
popular hostelry, under the name OF
The Wailana." The looms hays been
newly furnished and the place reno
waited and will AFFORD "A desirable beach
home to local people as wei, as to WIS.,
itors to Honolulu Parties wishing to
spend u day al the beach may have
a swim In the surf, lunch served and
enjoy the privacy Of seaside home,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-16
WANTED

Eight more passengers to book with
The Union-Paciiic Transfer Co. for an
around-the-island excursion in on
large sightseeing car. Fare $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Dixon Asks Mckinley
if President Taft
Endorses Position

l WASHINGTON. March ia copy of
Colonel Roosevelt's letter favoring presi-
DENTAL frimaries was forwarded today
by Senator Dixon. his manager, to VIII
liam p. Mckinley. director Of the Taft
campaign bureau. In an accompanying
note Senator Dixon asks whether Mr.
MeKinley's position Is endorsed by
President Taft as Senator DIxon's has
been by Colonel Roosevelt. The Dixon
letter said:
In view OF this unqualified endorse
ment Of my challenge of March 4, for a
general primary test Of the sentiment Of
republican voters as TO their presidential
candidate in the approaching campaign,
shall be glad to know whether. Mr..
Taft, whose personal representative you
say you are. similarly endorses you in
refusing that test"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Examiner Reports
on Woodmen Circle

LINCOLN. MFarch 1l.-(Speclal Tele-
gram.)-J. NJ. Gilchrist. insurance exam
liner employed by Auditor Barton, has
Just completed and made his report on
the examination Of the woodman Circle.
II is accompanied by supplementary re-
port which brings some matters UP TO
the present date. Taking up in detail
the charges made against the manage
ment OF the company the ENainer says
the association is complying strictly with
the suggestions made by the auditor
when the matters were first brought out.
In view of the heavy expense involved
In convenlng the executive council 10
act on these suggestions the examiner
recommends that It be not done, but that
they 80 over until May. when the regu-
lar meeting viii be held.
In the matter OF charges involving
fayoriteism in purchasing bonds for the
order the report says that during the
last six months OF 1911 and so far In
lsie the investments made BY the as
sociation mad been bought from various
persons and the concern under criticism
had made only one or two sales. The
printing. he hays. Is now let in the open
market on specifications for the year.
In purchases Of lodge supplies the same
condition obtained 80 far as being open
TO competition, but GoodeIl and company
are still the successful bidders for the
greater portion Of them.
A good system for awarding and dis
tributing prizes for membership contests
has been inaugurated and a complete
check now exists. A systematic method
Of purchasing and accounting for sup
piles OF all kinds has been Installed.
Mr.. Gilchrist in conclusion states the
management has shown q willingness TO
comply with any suggestions offered for
bctterment OF the system OF handling the
finances OF the organization. and that II
is In position to command the endorse
ment OF the insurance departments Of
the various states.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Woman Striker
With Revolver
Put Under Arrest

LAWRENCE Mass. Marcn li.-A de-
monstrailon early today in front Of the
police station by several hundred strikers
and sympathizers, including many
women, Threatened for time TO deseiop
into d serious disturbance The crovs
assembled after the arrest OF wonah
striker and became 80 menaclne that the
police had TO use their clubs
The police claim that the woman dis
played revolver while engaged In pick
etlng. on the way TO the station house
with tlielr captive. the officers were fol-
lowed by crowd OF several hundred per-
sons. Just before the station was
reached the crow surged upon tbe police
and II seemed for time that an attempt
to rescue the prisoner was TO be made.
The police succeeded TO driving back the
crowd. Six OF tie leaders in the DEM
onstratlon were arrested. and four OF
them we're women.
The strikers today made the biggest
demonstration Of picketing since the
strike began II was estimated that
more than 5000 persons paraded.
The conference committee Of the
strikers expect 10 go TO Boston today for
conference with officials OF the Amer
lean woolen company and the executive
committee Of conciliation. Settlement
with the American woolen company was
looked on as likely,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
ARBITRATION PACTS DEAD
France Considers Senate Amend
ments Tantamount to Rejection.
DEEP REGRET FELT IN JAPAN
Its Friendly Action in Agreeing TO
Amendment of treaty with
Great Britain of Alliance
Proves Fruitiess.

PARIS, March 1.-THE action of the
United States senate on the question OF
the arbitration treaties is regarded in
seni-offlcial circles here as tantamount
to their rejection. There is some hope,
however that new negotiations may bo
begun and that at a later period the
United States senate may restore the
general arbitration treaties with Great
Britain and France TO q form which will
be worth while,
The French foreign office says there
is no truth In the report which has been
published that Jean Jules Jnsserand. the
French ambassador al Washington, is
about 10 be transferred.
disappointment fa japan.
TOXIC. MaFen il.AThe fate OF the
general arbitration treaties In toe Liited
States senate has caused great disap-
pointment here. Deep regret 10 expressed
by many influential persons here that
Japan gave Its friendly consent TO tile
modification OF the AnElo-JsIpnese al
lance by the Introduction OF article I,
which says:
Should either high contracting party
conclude treaty OF general arbitration
with third power II Is agreed that moth.
ing In this agreement shall entail on s,,ch
contracting party an obligation to so to
war with tho power with whom such
treaty OF arbitration is in force"
This friendly action by Japan, it is
pointed out. proved frultiess.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Five Officials Of
Sugar Combine Are
Placed on Trial

NEW YORK, March 1.-the trial OF
five officials OF the American Sugar Re.
filming company. charged with conspiracy
10 violate the Sherman law through the
acquisition OF t5e Pennsylvania Sugar
Refining company. began here in the
United States district court, with the
prospect that the selection Of jury will
take up most OF the day. The defendants
are Washington B. Thomas. former pres
ident and now chairman OF the American
Sugar Refining company; John E. Par
sons. former counsel and member Of the
executive committee; Arthur Donner.
former director; George II. Frazier, a
director. and Thomas B. Harmed. PhiIa.
delphia lawyer. There are fourteen counts
in the Indictment and the maximum pen
atty is one years Imprisonment and a
sS.ooo fine on each count.
John Mayer. former director. was un-
able TO appear because Of Illness, and in
his case the court ordered severanes
Of the indictments from the remaining
defendants, necessitating his trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Steel Subsidiary
Pays 240 Per Cent
in Dividends

WASHINGTON. March s.-Guy NJ
Freer. a traffic expert, told the Stanley
steel investigating committee today that
the Duluth. Messabe & Northern railroad
a subsidiary OF the United States Steel
corporation. made return on It's ore
charges in 1910 of 9i0 per cent on its cap
itei stock. The freight rate on ore was
50 cents a ton for haul from the Mes
sabe mines to Lake Superior This rate
he considered unreasonable.
The inquiry vas resumed today 10 take
up the transportation phase Of the steel
affairs.
Orc from Lake Superior for the Steel
corporation, Mr. Freer said. was largely
carried by the corporations subsidiary
railroads. the Duluth & Iron Range and
Duluth. Messabe & Northern. from the
mines TO Duluth, where It transferred to
Steel corporation ships for the lower lake
ports.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
COURT DIVIDES
ON PATENT CASE
Supreme Court Decides Inventors
: Have Right to Prescribe Condi-
non Of Sale and Price.
MAKES MONOPOLY ABSOLUTE
Dissenting Opinion is Read by Chief
g.. Justice White.
OPENS DOOR TO UNTOLD EVILS
Congress is Urged to Head Them OIL
by Amending Law.
- -
MAKES MONOPOLY ABSOLUTE
GROWS OUT OF ofMIMEoGRAPHsA SAL
Notice ON Machine Required Pur-
ehasers to Buy Supplies Needed
to Operate Il From Manufse-
turers-He1d Legal.

WASHINGTON, March IA far
rsschins decision uphoiding the right OF
pa,entees to dictate absolutely how their
patented articles may be sold by re-
taile-s, and declaring legal the inventors
monopoly in-his selling contracts. was
made by the supreme court OF the United
States today.
It wEs a divided court ruling, for
against this majority view announced by
Justice Lurton, three members OF the
bsnch-Chief Justice White and Justices
Hughes and Lamar-dissented.
Attorney General wickersham. Solic-
itor General Lehman and g. large as
sembly. of lawyers vert present in the
court and apparently regarded the de-
clsioa as epoch making.
Chief Justice White declared that con-
sress should act to head off untold
evils" that would follow today's con-
strucsion-of the patent laws. He said
that under the majority's ruling the
patent laws could be stretched so as to
include In a PATENT every conceivable
thing used in every American household.
The chief justice arraigned the majority
opinion as breaking all precedents, the
court in its past history never having
failed TO do its duty to the whole people
and to stand as the protector Of every
household
The case involved alleged infringement
in selling supplies for use on a patented
rotary mimeograph. A notice on the
machine set forth that It was sold on
the restriction that It was TO be used
only with supplies made by the patent
Ing company.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
PROMINENT SUFFRAGISTS
TO APPEAR BEFORE SENATE

WASHINGTON. March u.-woman.s
suffrage will be advocated before the
senate suffrage committee next Wednss-
day by delegation Of the most promi-
nent women in American public life Ar
rangements have been made for an open
hearing and addresses will be made By
Rev. Anna shaw. Miss Jane Adams.
Prof Sophonisba Breckenridge Of the
University Of Chicago. Mrs. Susan W.
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Alice Stone Blackwell.
Mrs. MARY Ware Bennett. Miss Bessie
Ashley. Mrs. Harriet Burton Lsndlaw
and Miss Inez Anlholland
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Constitution of .
New Republic Of
China is Approved

.NANKING. China, March 1.-THE con-
stitu,ion OF the new republic OF China as
finally approved today places the su-
preme power in the hands OF the national
assembly. A notable feature is that all
the acts Of the president require the ap-
Droyal Of the assembly and this body
also has complete control Of the cabinet.
The assembly elects the president and
vice president and may pass any law
over the executives veto at its pleasure
DIR. sun Vat Sen win turn over the
great seal OF the presidential office 70
Tang shao ri. Yuans personal repre-
sentative as soon az the details of
launching the constitutional government
can be accomplished. Pending this Dr.
sun continues TO hold office as actual
acting president
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
ARGUMENT IN PACKERS CASE
sheean Says Defendants Knew They
Were Violating Law.
CHAIN OF EVIDENCE COMPLETE
Government Contends that Al fncts
when Considered Tosether
Must Lead 20 Cenciu-
.ion OF Guilt.

CHICAGO March 1.-THE packers
violated the law and knew they were
doing Il all the time said Special
Counsel sheean. arguing for the govern
ment today against the motion to the
charge Of the defendants In the packerS
trial. This violation OF the law Nas
continued up to and through the three
year period covered by the Indictment
ending september Il, 1910.
Prior TO lsos this alleged combination
operated through the veeder pool" said
Attorney Sheeen. For a part OF year
the members met in secret at each
others houses 10 continue the combina-
tion. In March 1909 the National Pack
INK company was organized and the
government contends that II was
through this corporation that the com
binatIon has continued It's control Of the
fresh meat industry Of lns eeuntry ever
sihes@
Government counsel argued that the
government had conelusIyely proved It's
case.
Attorney sheean Rad the indictment
and referred 20 IL as the governments
charge.
Either the government is sailing on
an uncharted sea or the defense Is
unwarranted In IFS contention made In
support Of this notion he said.
we have shown that these COM
panies used a uniform system. Of test
cost and margins. We have showed that
representatives OF these defendants ex.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
WOOdman Officers
Planning to Hold
Big Rival Meeting

HASTINGS. Neb.. March 1l.-tspecial
Telegram.)-while preparing today for
the state insurgent meeting Of Modern
Woodmen of America on March % the
local committees discovered that Supreme
Organizer johnson had engaged the
knights OF Pythiss hall, the second larg-
est meeting place in town for the night
Of March 70 and had ordered 1t equipped
for its full seating capacity.
II is believed here that the supreme Of
ficers have planned a rival meeting and
will invite TO It those Woodmen who are
known to be In sympathy with the ao-
tion OF the head camp in raising the In
suranoe rates.
The insurgents have the opera house
engaged and expect its seating capacity
to be taxed TO the limit for their meet
ing on the, following night.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Pittsburgh Pair
Takes Third Place

CHICAGO. March Nv. ]. Shad and
W. J. Meister of Pi,0burgh went into
third place in the doubles OF the Ameri-
can bowling congress tournament today
with q score Of I'LL HawIey and
Schmidt Of Chicago rolled LIB for sec
ond high score. Delong and Dorrbaker
Of Rockford, III, followed with LIS.
Louis siler and William Hartley OF
East Liverpool. o., who won the two
men team championship at St Louis last
year with Las made a mediocre showing
today getting 1.os pins.
Msurer and F1aek Of BeIIeviIle. H.,
bowIed I,lle
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Will Demand Recall
Of 0akland's Mayor

OAKLAND. Cal. March II-Resolutions
demanding the recall Of MayorsMott and
the entire city administration were en-
dorsed at socialist meeting here today.
Socialists OF Oakland, Alameda and
Berkeley attended the gathering. selig
schulberg represented the socialists of
san Francisco and the san Francisco
labor council and J. stitt Wilson. social
list mayor Of Berkeley, led the attack on
the Mott administration. Recall petitions.
II was announced. would be started imme-
diately.
Seven reasons were stated in the peti-
tion for the recall OF Mott and his sub
ordinates. Among them we're charges
that the water front had been turnei
over to corporate interests and that con-
tracts for work on the new city hall.
amounting to Sooeoo had been let ille-
gaIly.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
DR., Thomas Kelly
Victim Of Stroke

DIR. Thomas Kelly died Of acute dilation
fthe heart at O'Clock yesterday after
noon at his home, 25i7 c street. South
Omaha. He was g. years old. He had
seriously III since December IL. when he
suffered severe paraiytic stroke. His
widow survives him
Or. Kelly was a graduate Of the McGill
university, Montreal. and a member OF
the College OF surgeons and Physicians,
London. He had served as surgeon in
tho British army for many years and
had seen Service In many parts OF the
world. He was regarded In his profession
as man OF more than ordinary ability
aud learning. He had lived in South
Omaha for several years.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
HOUSE MAY INVESTIGATE
THE INDIAN OFFICE

WASHINGTON. March H.. Another
congressional investigation is planned as
the result OF a practical agreement Of
the house committee on Interior depart
ment expenditures today TO examine into
the Indian office during the Roosevelt
and Taft administrations. Recent investi-
CATION Of the White Earth ailotments Of
land in Minnesota and charges and eoun-
ter charges that have been heard instl-
gated this action
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Petition is Filed
for Rosewater for
National Committee

+ LINCOLN. March ll.-(Special Tele-
grsm.)-The petition to place the name
OF Victor Rosewater, editor OF The Bee.
on the primary ballot as candidate for
member Of the republican national COM
mlttee WAS filed with Secretary OF State
Walt today. The petition makes bulky
package Of 200 sheets bound together,
containing s.Sls names. being the largest
petition ever filed, for this position. 1t
includes the names Of prominent republi-
cans In nearly every. county IN the state.
as well as republican officials in the
state and county offices. The law re-
duires only 500 names. so that this
petition has nearly double the necessary
number cs signatures
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Burned Bridges Delay
0rOzco's Army

Ell PAso, Tex. March u.-News from
Chihuahua is that the advancing rebels
are meeting with so much delay from
burned bridges that General orozco may
not be able TO bring his army to Torreou
for attack until after the heavy federal
garrison now arriving there has been
able to crush the rebels in the La Guna
district. from whom orozeo has planned
to get reinforcements.
The federals promise resistance at santa
Rosalia and Jiminez. where. though small
In numbers. they are well fortified.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
VETERAN ENGINEER KILLED
IN MASON CITY YARDS

MASON CITY. IA. March 12-(speciai
TeIegram-l-Billy Boyee. for the last
thirty years engineer on the Minneapolis
G St. Louis. was Instantly killed in a
wreck in the yards here this morning.
The engine broke loose from the tender
and ran wild southbound. but stalled
about six miles north Of Rockwell.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12

STURGIs. 8 D.. March u.-CSpeclal
Telesrsn.)-Firebugs on Saturday night
attempted to destroy the lumber sheds
and mill owned by william Grams Of
this city. Prompt service Of the fire de-
partnent only saved complete destrue-
tion. The loss VIII not exceed Roo.
partially insured No motive for the deed
is known.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Six Boats of San
Diego Fleet Missing

SAN DIEGO. Cal. March 11.-six YES
sells Of San Dlego's fishing fleet. with
their crews. numbering nineteen men. are
missing today. No word has been re-
ceived from them since they put TO sea
early Saturday morning. The forty mile
an hour gale which swept the coast Sat
urday is believed to have scattered the
fleet.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
MRS. FORD WILL CONTEST
LATE HUSBANDS WILL

Los ANGELES. starch il.v-sirs. Caro-
line Ford. who was acquitted OF the muir
der OF her husband. A. p. Ford, several
months ago. and who tried to commit
suicide a week ago. will take steps TO
break the will left by her husband.
Tie will was made a few days before
Ford was killed by his wife. and ex-
pressly states that mo provision is to be
made for my Wife Most of the estate.
valued at about s1Ioo was beaueathed
10 business partners of Ford.
Lack Of funds and the struggle for ex-
istenee that compelled her 10 seel; en-
ployment "a domestic We're given by
Mrs. Ford as her reasons FOR trying to
eommi. IaicideA