Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-20

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Party leaders say II Will VIC
s;ble to pass the currency Dill at the
special session, but il was learned to-
day that the presidents message viii
declare that tariff and currency are
twin necessities and that financial re:
form will insure to the. country safety
from drastic cuts in tariff duties ana
fcIestall manufactured panic. -.
The compromise bill finally agreed
unon which will be introduced, follows
the regional reserve banking system
n, many of its features. except that
government control is assured. II di
,ides the country into fifteen reserve
districts, each with government
board and all under reserve board
lin Washington. -: :.>@
Emergency currency to the
amount of S500.oG0.00o, based upolt
federal, state, and local bonds, is a'l-
thorized. -. ~..* !.
An appeal TO Kaiser Wilhelm OF Ger
many to use his influence and powei
TO compel Roumania to live up to the
Berlin treaty of 1873 was cabied last
night by the American Jewish Eman-
cipation Committee, which met in New
York. II" 1919 :.
The message was sent in behalf oil
100000 Jews in Roumania, who de
sire the right Of fuil citizenship In
that country under the Berlin treaty.
The cablegram contained silver jubilee
Fluctuations to the German ruler.
Renewed war in the Balkans, which
recently seemed an impossibility
through mediation by. Russia, loomed
large as probability again today
when Bulgaria formally demanded
that Servia Immediately evacuate all
Balkan territory which is indisputabiy
Bulgarian It's learned that the Bull
garian ultimatum is based on the
terms of treaty which existed be-
tween Servia and Bulgaria before the
Turkish war began.
President Wilson today received
yiscount Chinda, the Japanese ambas,
sador; Kajinosuke Ihuka, president of
the federation of the Christian church
es in Japan: DR.. Juichi Soyeda, former.
president of the Industrial Bank o.
Japan, and Tadao Kamuja, chief see
rotary Of the Chamber of Commerce
of Toxic.
The members of the delegation ex-
pressed themselves as pleased with
their audience with the president
The president declared that the Jap
anese had expressed themselves ''in
a most friendly and cordial way" He
said it was visit of compliment and
entirely unofficial
Having crossed in days IS hours
and s minutes, the great new Ham,
urg-American liner Imperator arrived.
off Sandy Hook at Midnight and this
morning was anchored in quarantine.
She will come UP the Ambrose Chan
mel during the day, to her dock on the
North river .:.*.. e..
Cunard officials announced that the
steamer Lusitania is being fitted with
high power guns, in conformity with
the new navy regulations.
Enulating the feat which cost Miss
Emily Dawson her life during the run
ming of the Derby, an unidentified
male suffragette,' during the run
ming of the Gold Cup race at Ascot
today, attempted to stop August Bel
mont's horse Tracery, while he was
heading the field -: -"
The man was knocked down and. it
is reported, was killed. Despite the
effort of spectators to stop him, the
man ran in front of Tracery, waving
his arms, in one hand revolver and
in the other suffragette flag. Just
as the horse struck him down he cried
cut something about Miss Dawson and
went down in heap under the horses
hoofs. The attempt occurred about
six lengths from the finishing line.
conditional upon Japanese in Aus
tria and Italy being granted simila:
rights, new commercial treaties grant
ing subjects of these countries the
Privilege of owning real property in
Japan are ratified today. -.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the Mill
fant suffragette leader, who was re-
leased on Monday for the third ti.1c
from Holloway JAIL is in a precariou3
condition today, according to her fci-
lowers, asia result of her las. SO
days hunger strike. -.
Her personal physician says that an
other term of Imprisonment would I've
practically certain to doom Mrs. Tank
hurst. .-...-
-. Fire attributed TO suffragettes last
night destroyed the parish church a.
ho"ley Regis, near Dudley, with i.
'oss of $4,000
... Two men were burned to death ami
fGur were seriously injured when the
immense lumber yard of the diamond
Match Company and the James RI
Jones grit mills were threatened in 2
fire late last night, at Barber. a subur;,
OF Chico, Cal