Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-05
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For eighteen months the Panama
canal has been ready for passage OF
warships, should an emergency have
arisen great enough to require the
immediate presence of warships on
the Pacific Coast" is the statement
made today by JAS Arthurs, a sub
engineer OF the canal who is visiting
Regina. -9
ITO send them through would have
, been a risky undertaking. said Ar
thurs, but il could be done with
twenty -four hours notice. The canal
could be flooded deep enough for any
of our dreadnoughts to pass through.
Opposing a boycott of California
and particularly of the Panama-Paci-
fic Exposition, which is being freely
agitated in Toxic, the Bankers Assoc
cation, by Baron Shibusawa. its
chairman, and the Toxic chamber OF
commerce have started an agitation
TO send the finest possible exhibit
/ from Japan to San Francisco.
Hon. Buyei Nakano, president Of
the chamber of commerce, is also ar
ranging a conference of chambers Of
commerce from all over Japan to
! fight the boycott idea.
| The government has not yet indi-
Gated its attitude towards the rival
propagandas.
| An alleged plot to assassinate Gov
ernor Hatfield of West Virginia was
uncovered today in the arrest of Lee
Carpenter, miner, at Charleston. A
warrant for Carpenters arrest was
sworn out by Mrs. Carpenter. who
! charges that her husband threatened
to kill her if she revealed an alleged
plan to kill the governor and others
endeavoring to bring about an adjust.
ment of coal strike troubles.
Fears that Aviator Harry Atwood
| had persisted today in a flight from
| Amherstburg across Lake Erie to
Sandusky, Ohio, were allayed only
when, after long search, the aviator
i was located at Ecolse, Michigan.
Atwood, who left Amherstburg at
eleven o'clock, found he was unable
10 raise his hydroplane off the water.
He travelled several miles on the sur
face of the Detroit river, but finally
was stranded near the little Michigan
town.
Following a. twenty-four hour
battle, the federal garrison at Mata-
lmoras, Mexico, at five o'clock this
morning surrendered TO General Luz
clio Blanco, the Maderista commander.
General Blanco Immediately opened
the port and invited American physi-
clans to cross the boundary and at
tend the wounded Surgeons return
ing from the front report heavy
losses on both sides, but no definite
estimates were obtained. Many
bodies we're found.
| Dismo Denegi former, assembly
imam, testified today Id the Hsola po-
lice graft in San Francisco. that Mi.
chael Gallo, convicted buncoman,
gave him $185 to hand to Detective
Esola, and that Esolas had sent him
tc Gallo with message to pay TWEEN.
lty-five percent of what he had secured
or get out of town. He also testified
that he had been threatened over the
telephone not to testify in the case.
| Michael Goslinsky, twenty-five
iyears old, was electrocuted today in
Auburn, N. Y, prison. Three con.
facts were required before life was
pronounced extinct. Goslinsky killed
Policeman Geo. Clous in Buffalo.
Announcement of the resignation OF
the Hungarian cabinet was made at
the opening of the sitting of the
chamber Of deputies today by Pre-.
mier Ladislaws Won Lukacs.
Ten thousand Canadian Pacific rail.
road shop employees, covering the
jeastern division, are to rece;re ten
per cent increase in wages next Mon.
lday.
Alex Scott, editor of the Weekly
Issue, Socialist publication of Pa
terson, N. j., has been convicted Of
aiding and abetting hostilities to the
city government in connection with
the strike of the Paterson silk work.
ers. When he was indicted the re.
port from the jury recommended
mercy.
The body of Prof. Benz. Gibson, a
student in the Teachers College of
Columbia University, was recovered
st New York today in the Harlem
river after he had been missing ten
days. A watch and a diamond stick
pin are missing, causing some of his
friends to believe he was murdered.
There are no marks on the body and
the police believe it to be case OF
suicide.
BY a majority of 9O26 votes, Police
Judge Henry M. Rose is elected mayor
of Los Angeles today over John w.
Shenk, good government" candidate
Mayor ROlph announced that he