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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-17
DAY
ISGOOD Thing,
SAYS TENNEY

Cleanup Day is a good thing-it
has been so in the past" was the COM
ment of Z. d. Tenney as the question
of whether Honolulu should have such
day was referred to the health COM
mittee at the meeting of the trustees
of the chamber of commerce yester-
day afternoon. The matter came up
in a communication from the Oahu
Central Improvement Committee.
The treasurer made reports, show
ing the chamber indebted TO: the Bank
Of Honolulu for an oyerdraft of
s4S301 President Bishop remarked
that annual dues amounting to $1,000
would be due next month. He direct
ed that nofmore payments be made to
the Palama Settlement until the cham
Der gives a new authorization, the
treasurer having stated that he had
continued paying the monthly sub
scription for some months since the
year had expired for which it had
been authorized.
The Annual Meetinn.
As both the president and vice
president will be absent from the an
nual meeting, August 20. the presi-
dent asked that someone be appoint
ed as chairman for that occasion and,
on the suggestion of Mr.. Tenney, for
mer President E. l. SpaIding was ap-
pointed and consented to act. In the
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MEN
Will REDUCE
PLANTED AREA

Reduction of planted areas may be
the remedy the pineapple growers VIII
adopt to meet the cribis Of ovef.pro-
duction they believe confronts them,
according to the action taken By the
Pineapple Growers Association at 3
protracted meeting yesterday after
noon Unless this e done the plant
ing schemes under way before the
alarm was taken would, It ie fstiuat-
ed, give an increase Of six hundred
thousand cases OF the preserved 4rti-
Gle two years hence. As Il IL, there
Is large increase assured for next
year from pines already In coufee Of
growth. For the crop Of 1915 there y
vet time to limit the production, ~
the planting therefor win be done this
year. but not too much time. Plants
for the purpose are rapidly maturing
and must soon be transplanted.
: 1t was decided at yesterdays meet
ing to take account Of all Of the avail
able acreage for the 1915 crop. . com
Inittee having been appointed to do
this and report at the earliest possible
date. The committee consists Of
aames d. Dole, president OF the asso-
citation, ex officio; Fred w. Macfar-
lane, president Of Libby. Mcneil &
Libby of Honolulu, Ltd; William I.
clifford, manager Of Hawaii Preserv-
ing Co, Ltd, and w. P. Thomas, sec
retary and treasurer Of Thomas Pine
apple Co., Ltd. 1t will depend upon
the committees report whether the
different planting companies shall re-
duce their respective areas hitherto
set apart for the crop OF two years
hence. Adding to the difficulty Of the
problem is the fact that there are
many Japanese planters cultiyating
CONTINUED on page three)
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SAYS
NO SHAKE up
in EPARTMENI

j. w. Caldwell, superintendent OF
public works, denies the published re-
port of q threatened shake-up in his
department.
"0ne swallow doesn't make sum-
mer, and neither do two," said he.
Just because one man quits or is re-
leased from this department is no
more indication of a general shake-up
than II would be in any private busi-
less where an employe chooses to quit
his job"
The rumor developed with the news
Of Frank NJ. Frieselfs resignation,
handed in about ten days ago and
which took effect Tuesday, July Is.
Franz Rieks. an engineer in the water
works department resigned June /, or
d month and a half ago. Superintend-
ent j. M. Little, of the waterworks de-
partment has been suffering from a
nervous breakdown since July and
has not been in his office since that
time.
Discussing these, Superintendent
Caldwell said today:
'.Rieks and Friesell resigned of their
ona NOlAILOu, lIOt at NY ICQucSt. w ncu
Mr.. Little became iii ! advised him to
SO home and remain there until he
recovered, and assured him his job
would still be here for him when the
sickness had passed l notified the
other members of the waterworks de-
partment to the same effect and in
formed them that no acting superin.
tendent would be appointed, but that
each employe would be expected to
take care of his work as usual until
Mr.. Little is able to resume his duties.
Il can only reiterate what l said
when | took charge of this office: that
no general change in the personnel is
contemplated, and that / ask and de-
mand loyalty and efficiency to the de-
partment. | am requiring no more
than any private business concern
would ask of its employees. .
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MAbPSBODY, WITH THROATClT,
ISFOUND near FORT SHAFTER
Police Authorities Rush to Scene of GreWsome Discovery
Effort to Solve Mystery Which May Develop Into Case
of Murder

tom of high. cliff. Near the body
was a campaign hat, of style worn
by the infantrymen The body, how
ever, was partially clothed in civilian
garb, the coat and trousers being
made of brown cloth and not of a
variety worn by enlisted men.
The body had all appearances of
having been exposed to the weather
for several weeks. The soldiers did
not stop to make an examination of
the clothing with a view of establish.
ing the identity of the dead man
A return to Fort Shafter was made
for the purpose of notifying the Homo
lulu police of their grewsome End.
A brief examination Of the body in
dlcated that the deceased may have
been murdered, Lieutenant Foster and
his companions alleging that the
mans throat appeared to have been
cut from ear to ear.
The military authorities are taking
steps toward an investigation of the
affair.
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GRAND JURY
returns 9
INDICTMENTS

In a partial report submitted this
morning the territorial grand jury re
turned nine indictments, one charging
George Rufus Simmons and James
Frederick Field, negroes, with murder
in the first degree, in connection with
the death Of Santos Morales, Porto
Rican, who was killed in a fight near
Leilehua on June 80.
Choi Young Sun and Francisco Avil-
la face two indictments each, the first
for assault with intent to commit mur-
der and the second for assault and bat
terry. Sun is accused Of shooting Ishi
Park Hak Moon June 3, seriously
wounding his victim Avilla 81 accus-
ed of stabbing Eddie Mokuahi on
June Is.
The other defendants named are Al
fredo Castillo, first degree burglary; /;
Domingo Cruz, assault and battery;
Anastacio Rivera, assault and battery
and Phillip Guerrero, burglary in the
first degree.
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"SPLENDID" SAYS HALSEY
AT REVIEW AT SCHOFIELD

at times it seemed as though the ex.
cited artillery horses would carry gun
pnd riders on a wild chase cross coun-
try. The commands were splendidly
handled. however, and even the most
fractiops of the teams and mounts
failed to break up the alignment OF
troop and section.
The review was Witnessed by prac.
tically the entire civilian population
OF the garrison, and by number Of
Honolulans who motored out from
town. Every point of vantage on the
gentle slope which overlooks the ma
neuver ground was pre-empted early
in the morning. and motor cars were
lined three deep behind the reviewing
point.
1t was a surprise to Captain Halsey
and his officers to learn that 80 per
Continued on page two)
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SMIDDY'S JOB
REMAINS bone
OF CONTENTION
Continued on page two)

tn ascertain who has the rieht to
anooint..fhe successor of Road Super.
visor + i Smiddy. whose resienation
takess erect the last of this month.
Mayor Joseph Fern called upon Dep.
uty CITY and County Attorney Weaver
yesterda1 Afternoon. for legal opin.
ion on the poift. While the opinion
.is heinr urenared. the mayor states
he will take no action in determining
liDon 4 successor az Smiddy.
Al dispute over what official has the
AUTHORITY 70 appoint the successor of
the road euDeryisor arose shortly aft
fer the resignation of Smiddy was
handed IN. and the supervisors now
stand divided on the question, some
coufendihg that the power lies In the
civ and county engineer. while the
Others hold that Mayor Fern has the
right to make the appointment.
To end the dispute. Mayor Fern
Yesterday called for an opinion from
Attorney Weaver. which will be given
him in writing within few days. he
saws.
Had il not been for the law passed
by. the last session of the legislature
restoring the appointife powers of the
city's chief executive. the present oues-
ton would be easy to answer, and
would undoubtedly. have been answer.
ed in favor of the city and county en-
eineer.s who has been vested. by an
ordinance. with the authority to name
his assistants
Rut now with the new statufe on
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GENERAL Il DELAYS

Especial Cable to the Sun Chung
Kwock Boz
WUCHANG, China, July 17.-Real-
izing that his force of 1000 men is
insufficient to warrant a movement
against the rebels, General Ii Shin.
the commanding officer of the federal
troops stationed in the province OF
kiangsi. has decided to delay action
until after the arrival of the battle
ships Kai Shin and Kai Yong. The
battleships have arrived at Hankow
en- route down the Yangtze river to
Nanking. ..~: -. H.
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HOLDINGSOF
FRANCE large
INSOUTH SEAS

When France ) stepped in some
weeks ago and formally took posses
sion Of Wallis and Futuna islands, as
told in Star-Bulletin yesterday, the
act awakened considerable speculation
in British circles throughout the South
Seas
The point has been brought out in
Sydney newspaper that More than
half the groups of Oceania first evan
gelized by British missionaries have
fallen into foreign hands.
The latest instance in which q for
eign flag flies where ours was more
than once asked for" says the Her
aid, is afforded in the annexation by
france of the Wallis and Futuna
islands, which make q convenient link
lConfiuind, On no rn aiYl
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British Visitors viii Be Good
Hawaii Boosters in
Other Ports

Four thousand men in olive drab--
foot, horse and wagon soldiers
swept by the reviewing point at Scho-
field Barracks this morning, and gave
captain Lionel Halsey Of the New Zea-
land and a score Of his officers, an
opportunity to see Uncle Sans SOL
diers ready for business. 1t was a
husiness-like affair. this review, shy
IN ceremony and the pomp Of glitter
ing uniforms, but very long on eff
cheney. The choking red dust OF the
Leilehua plain Is hardly appropriate
for fun dress ceremonials, but 1t fits
in very well with infantry at the
double. and. cavalry and artillery at
q gallop, with men and horses, rifles
and guns, ready for action.
@Splendid," said Captain Halsey, af-
ter the last field gun had thundered
by, and the last troop of. cavalry had
passed the reviewing stand. Il never
saw more efficient looking lot of
soldiers anywhere They are fine
lot Of men, and. their every move
shows that they know their business.
] consider II great honor TO have
teen able to witness this review, and
the officers Of the New Zealand VIII
carry this morning away with them as
. very pleasant memory.
Captain >Halsey warmly compliment
cd Colonel q. X. McGunnegle.S post
oommA1der and reviewing officer on
che appearance Of his command. and
showed by bis keen appreciation and
understanding or. things military that
be A well posted IN land az well as
sea dcfouee.
The New Zealand commander and
hiE CffIcers, were taken to Scho1eld
Barr1cka BY motor, officers OF the Hasi
waiisn Department furnishing the
transportation and acting IS their own
ehauffenrs, 80 that each machine was
q personally oonducted seeing Oahu
party The drive to and from the big
army pot Nas most Interesting to the
British naval officeths who wanted to
know the WIZ and wherefore Of the
bnEof and Pineapple businesses, and
sought tnfotnetion on many other
points. When the New Zealand steamsl
AWAY. the great majority Of the offi,l
GERS and enlisted men aboard VIII be
travelling publicity. agents OF Hawaii,
and this mornings 1aunt to the center
Of the island helped TO furnish some
Interesting material for them.
The party left the Alakea slip
prQuHy at 5 O'Clock. and reached
SehQfield ct about ess30. only two Of
the. machines having come to grief on
the WY out, tire trouble being the
cause Of these delays. Captain Hal
sey was passenger in General Fun
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HUMAN BREAKS LOOSE

Especial Cable to the Sun Chung
Kwock Boz.
SHANGHAI, China, July 17.-Fol-
lowing the occupation of Nanking,
Kiangsi province, by the rebel forces
which declared its independence, the
province of Human, adjoining Kiangsi,
has declared itself severed from the
Jurisdiction of the central government.
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The decomposed body of a man
who 1t is now believed may have been
q member OF the Twenty-fifth Infan-
try. was discovered this morning by
Private Morrow of Co. H, Second In
fantry, who with several members OF
his organization under command of
Lieutenant Foster were touring the
country In the vicinity of Moanalua
polo ground.
Deputy Sheriff and Coroner Charles
Rose was notified, and hasteEed to
the scene.
The remains were lying at the bot
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TROOPS MOVE SOUTH

Especial Cable to the Sun Chung
z Kwock Boz.
PEK1N, China. July 17.-Chi sQui
Tuan, a son of the minister Of war,
has been placed by the central gov
ernment in command of a large body
of troops and ordered to proceed to
the south. The destination of the
force has not been given out, but it
Is believed to be Marking.
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PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT

Especial Cable. to the Nippu Jill
TOKYO, Japan, July 16.-The revo-
lutionists today proclaimed the indie
pendenee of the provinces of Kiangsi
and Kiangsu, and a provisional gov
ernment is being organized for each.
The province of Honan has already
declared its Independence.
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TODAY's MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
2, Boston 4. Chicago 6, Boston {.
At erookIyn-Rrookiyn ., Pittsbprgh
4.
At New York tdoubleheaderl-ss.
Louis 4, New York 2. ST. Louis 2
New York 8,
At Philadelphia (doJbleheader) -
philadelphia 4, Cincinnati z. cincin-
natl 9, Philadelphia 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At chicaso-chieago S. Philadelphia
..
At ST. Louis-Washinstoa 4, 81
Louis q
At cIeveland-New York Z, cIsve-
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FEDERAL TROOPS REVOLT
Especial cable to the Sun Chung
..::.. KWOck Boz .. ........- ~.

SHANGHAI, China, July 1.-THE
federal commanding officer, General
Au Yong. has reported to the central
government that the greater number
of the federal troops stationed in Chi
Kiang, district of the Kiangsi pro-
vince, have revolted. Upon receipt of
this information, the central govern
ment ordered the dispatch of the 10Th
division to the scene of the revolt.
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PREMIER CHIU RESIGNS

Especial Cable to the Sun Chung
Kwock Boz
PEKIN. China, July 17-Premier
Chiu has resigned his position and
Hoon HI Ling has been named as his
successor, his appointment having
been ratified by the senate.
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Roumania Forces Bulgaria
To Seek Peace; Army Cut OF
IAssoeiated Rress Cable

July ia the Roarnapi.n forces WHEN
eDdtfefre he(
~ ~, n1
possti ~
King chaH9 e Hoem
ready negotiate ssttenert -
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Think U. S. Will Recognize

7The take eonssrs.
probably recognition
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NORTH MEXICO is
ASKING FOR OWN
RECOGNITION NOW
Governor Carranza Wants United States
TO Recognize States As Separate
From Huerta Government
Newspapers Conservative
TAssoclated Press CabIel

WASHINGTON c. July caranzs who h.s sss ssd
states recognition hs claim for he declares that
Of hs country
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Wilson Goes to Conference

Henry Lane Wilson, who
Mexico City for eonenee here 70 exeeesu
10 %.
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. July 16.-
Beets: SS analysis, IS. II I'D Par
ity, 3S7 cents. Previous quotation. 9s
I'D.
Prince Takehito. head Of collat-
eral branch of the imperial japanese
family, is critically I'll Of tuberculosis.
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Continued on page six
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Continued on page three)
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-01-10

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~ real truth Vas 49, Hamila
so0orsAen1el much more fully thaa
~ ehe men at Devers TIE danger
nsooeinG travellers along the main
tn - Santa Fe. News reached Fort
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ies1n1sl post up On the Cinarroa. He
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sthee tsok hesitaAinGiy. ~ nsst -
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will Deap - staft1s1 n0s4aAg F01nA
- TIE eAss q tAs baul. lyiAG ints
the night.
An Aal ssevFrsl - quietly tAat
Msmlin's mind Aal ~ yet fSl1y -
3uste1 itoslf - an tAe Aetai1s. Ne
Wse naAufally . nan q NV wse1s, -
ciAinG % . eesrss q sSttsa esistiy.
yet n0t APT 70 Asviats IRON any con
clusioa finally reached. But he had
been hurried, pressed into tAis a.
venture. and nov welcomed a. op
portunity 10 think n all eut oeolly
Al FIRST. for Q half mile - more,
the plunging buckskin kept hin busy,
bucking viciously. rearing. leaping
nadly from side TO side. practising
every known equine trick to AisiodFe
the grim rider In the saddle. The man
fought out the battle silently, inmov-
able as . rock. and apparently as in
different Twice his spun brought
blood. and once he struck tAs rearing
head with clencheA Ast. TAe hgAt OF
the starr revealed tie fAint liAes Of
the tran, anA - Was osaAsae - psf-
NIT TIE maAAeae1 beuts - sDos FOR.
ward, until. Anally 0n0aseol, - ani-
NAL settlel Aewl iaee . sv1N eallop,
but with can laiA hack - uG1y 6ed-
snoe. rAs sieerS ss1S sSs snfled
pseas.ntfy - - sses3s1 0srU com
fostably inss - saAAa, pssefne out
tron beDeesA ~ 0eaR bs40 q his
soeufine ~: cAsa ~ AaeososA, end
tAs - 0USso sseE1V uo1f HI
breath.
ns Dec1llaf 1afuR0 q ~ mission
wAicA - - tahea uooa Afnosaf had
beea recalled He W0o always Going
somstAfng me- tAat-Dssoitting him
eeR 10 beoooe invelve1 - sAo aRAirs
q StAes. Nov Why sAoslA ~ Be
here. riding alone tAroasA TIE dark
TO prevent this unknown gin from
reaching Devere. SAe was nothing
to Aim-even that eiimpee Of her
pictured face had not impressed him
greatly. rather interesting. to be
sure. but nothing extraordinary; be
sides he was not q woman's man, and.
through years Of isolation. he had
-rown to avoid contact with the sex
he We - possible obliga-
= ~ Travers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-01-10
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v. Z. AA0lecS

~v-tsAA ~ - = q nso.rs . -
Wssa Rs1.Ass. ~. - = - sa0
~ wAs bssssAG - Dssae-ysa hsass
sAsut tAaG!"
The najse sAosk ~ heoA.
NE! O.. q osssss n0t. Nof-ini
that eoes - eat here evee lRifts ease
e the Missouri. Lord! We might -
veA - sesviAg . foreign ceuntry.
Wen. listsa: ] IVES ct WasAita theA.
anA hsl ~ story Aest AanA. DHGaa
Vas Q lSssssAant n y Trooo. -
With his afst inAepeaAeat command
ocOutinG alsag tAs Canadian. He
knew - nuch absuG InAians - Q COW
1oes Of music. Ose 0ogning tAs
yesng idiot Nh oanp VITA only one
0soopse alone-Nan1ia hseo-onA ~
vas rookie 10 selssv - what look-
- H. Q fresh tran. I've hsuss lAtef
sAey ruAe slap inte . var party, and
She frocao Was o. Daean 81 q ban
shro1gA the BODY at tie Arst nre that
paraayssl hin. He was conscious. bst
ssulAav Dsve. The rest was ~ -
HANNA. Yoa ought 10 have heard
Daeaa ten II when he got % he ooslA
epeak- Hamlin dragged the boy Aown
into . buffalo wallsw. shot both
hsrssa, and got behind then II was
a Aooe in the jerk of . lambs tail.
They had tive Henry rites. and the
rookie kept then bOtA boz He got
come q the bucks. To-. 1T q Cosrse.
We never knew bow many. There
were tweaty in tAs party. and they
cAargeA twice. r31inG their ponies n
most - tie edge u the waIlow. but
Hamlin had fourteen shots without re
loading. and they couldn't quite make
q DuGan said tAere were nine dead
ponies within . raAiun Of thirty feeG
Anyhow It was Eve hours before u
troop came up. and that's what they
found whea they got there -Dugan
Mid out, - good - dead. and Haniin
sAOt twice. and only ten cartridges
ler. He'll he sAdeA Aisgustedly.
~apA voc never even hoard Of II east
e the NiaoO8ri
TN~sD Osa . oaaA - anaf - t0o