Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-22

are affected by the agricultural SEIZED
ule were on the witness list when
the house committee on ways and
means today resumed its hearings.
A. w. Eames of Honolulu and San
Francisco. speaking for the Hawaiian
Pineapple Growers Association, urged
maintenance of the present tariff on
pineappies.
President-elect Wilson today de.
clared that il arrangements were
made for a popular reception at the
Capitol building as a substitute for
the inaugural BAH, Mrs Wilson and
the Misses Wilson would attend.
The governor says that the impress
sion that the members of his family
would not be present probably had
arisen from his letter to William Cor
oran Austin, the inauguration chair
man.
perhaps / did in ny letter." said
Mr.. Wilson today, Hbut mean simply
that the ladies should not be expected
to stand I'M lire ana shake hands"
Fhe governor said that while he
himself did not fear the strain OF the
hand-shaking ordeal he thought his
family should be excused.
AS commandef-in-ehief of the suf-
fragettes' regiment. which will march
to Washington for the demonstration
on the night, before the. Inauguration,
General Rosaline Jones sent broad
cast today general order number one.
1t enumerates necessities for the
journey and gives the itinerary of the
twenty-one day trip.
The essentials for the trip suggest
ed are large shoes, and wooden stock
ings and plaster, gauze am yaseline
for the treatment Of the eyes. t.. -
The navy department IS consider
ing plans TO attach the naval militia
to the fleet which win make the
initial trip through the Panama Canal
The naval militia On the Atlantic
coast VIII go through the big ditch
In their own ship, while the Great
Lakes organizations viii form part of
the crews of the Atlantic. reserve
fleet. - ...;~'''- 80 q" =.
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! The Balkan plenipotentiafies are
making no attempt TO cofceal their
ifnpatience to receive q reply from
Turkey to the note presented by the
Powers, and refterate their firm de-
termination to prevent Turkey from
postponing the settlement OF the war
longer than a. week 49,:
1t is asserted that long cipher mes
sages, received by Reshid Pasha, in
stfucted the Turkish ENJOYS to confer
with Sir Edward Grey, British foreign
secretary, with the object of obtain
ing direct interyentioP Of the Powers.
under the form of mediation or some
other means, so that Turkey may be
saved the humiliation OF ceding Adj,
fiah6ple. z s~T,'. - - = i. - :
The striking garment workers were
disheaftened today as the result Of
Supreme Justice Greenbaumb intunc3
ito npreyenting picketing about fac
tories and shops. Strike leaders adj
NIT settlement Of the strike Is not in
sight. ~ go 80 ,%'7''st.
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Hon. Joseph Cook, d pronotIeed
free trader, has been elected leader
OF the Liberal party In Melbourne, TO-
succeed Hon. Alfred Deakin, who re-
Gently resigned. 81 zt>S's stsa'efs ~
Il is considered in many quarters
that Cooks election will gice the
labor government an opportunity. to
carry the polls at the federal election
in May on q protective and prefer
entail policy. ~ ~ -. = -,
William q. Reddin, of Milwaukee,
Bert Brown andF ]. Mccain of Kan.
sas City, convicted in connection with
the. dynamite conspiracy, were re-
leased from the federal prison at
Leayenworth, on bonds shortly after
noon today - ~ 3 q