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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-14
CALAMITY IN
JAP AN GROWS
IN FATALITY
Thousands Die Under the Fiery
Hail as They Crouched Help
less on Island Shores
WILSON EXPRESSES
SYMPATHY OF AMERICA A
Calls Disaster Unprecedented- :
Eruption Abating All Death
Lists GueSsWork as Yet

TOXIC, Japan, Jan. f4.--Deialla 81
the tremendous volcanic explosion 81
Saknraiinna, on the island 81 saknfa.
received here today indicate that fna
disaster viii pass into history q one
Of the worlds great ealanities.
The island Of Sakura u covered
with lava ashes to depth of many
feet, absolutely deserted and dovn6.
tated beyond description. The city ~
kaaoshima Il ruined. Even lts great
stone buildings collapsed under the
weight Of the ashes that heaped %
like sfoWdrifts above the doomed
people.
The refugees cay that the disaster
was Understandable. A Japanese steam.
ship captain who rescued 500 poools
tells Z oraplc story of hls experiences.
He says that people and cattle rushed
wildly to the shore and the varIo1o
beaches, hoping to find refuge On the
water from the cloud 81 hot lava a1|
that poured upon Them. The gulf b.
tween the islands was filled with swim.
ners. people riding RATS and logs and
the floating bodies Of the dead.
A hail Of fiery material and stonos
glowing with heat until they were IN
candescent fell upon ard oNerwheImt1
the craxed thousaHds who were crouch.
ed on the shores helpless and with -
hope Of escape.
Three destrcyers sent BY the jpp.
anese naval office to rescue the poc.
pie cf the city were unable 10 enter
the bay on account Of storms and the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-14
SHINGLE CALLS
ON G. 0. |. TO
SHOW SPIRIT
Republican Chairman Issues a
Letter to Precinct Clubs with
Copies of Proposed
Rule Changes

Calling. upon officers and members
Of the Republican precinct clubs OF
the territory to begin organization
now for the next campaign and eIec.
tion, Chairman Robert w. Single OF
tie territorial central committee yes.
terday sent out TO the clubs copies of
the proposed changes IN party rules
and letter drawsls attention to the
coming primaries and election Of del,
segates to the rules convention.
Chairman Shingles letter says:
10 the Officers and Members of Pre-
aoinet Clubs of Republican Party Of
the Territory 4 ofsHawaii. .s
Honolulu, January 5, 1914 Z
convention of the Republican
party Of the territory Of Hawaii has
teen called TO meet in Honolulu on
February "a, 1914, for the purpose OF
revising the rules and regulations of
the party. and for such other business
as may come before it. h n. 7.
t.eThe call has already been issued.
Primary meetings for the purpose of
naming delegates to be held on
February 3, 1914, an the election of
delegates on February Z, 1914.
The enactment OF a direct primary
law by the last Legislature of the
tContinued on page twol
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CHINESE TEAM
TO TOUR JAPAN
and STATES
Plans Made for Trip That Will
Take Local Baseball Club
Across Pacific Three T.
Times e.. !.

The AilNslln6S6 DaSeDall team Is
planning a baseball tour this spring
and summer that will make the Giants
White Sox aggregation look like a
bunch of commuters. From Honolulu
the local champions will take ship for
Japan, playing series OF ii games
in the land Of the Aiikado Then they
will double back - Seattle, arriving
there May ]. and will take up the
schedule originally framed BY Nat
Strong, the eastern booking agent of
the team. Cable messages have gone
to Strong telling him to stand ready
tc cancel the bookings originally made
for the first SIX weeks Of the main
land tour, and cable from the Japa-
nese SPORT promoters, finally cinching
the Oriental invasion. is expected
hourly.
According to the present plan, the
Chinese team will leave here early in
March on one of the T. K. K. liners.
Three games each will be played with
Waseda, Mil aad Keio universities,
and two against d picked team In
Yokohama The Chinese will then sail
direct for Seattle, and will be ready
to take up the long cross -the-continen
schedule, which will keep the play
ers on the move until late in Septem-
Der.
It is q great trip that the local team
plans; one that will cover many thou
sands cf miles Of sea and land, and
that will give the islands a lot of
desirable publicity All expenses and
good chance to clean up some real
money are guaranteed by the Japanese
promoters. so that there is no likeli-
hood Of going on the financial rocks at
the start On the mainland. the Chi
nese will take their chances, so far
as money goes, but with the fine repu.
tation made by the successful trips of
1912 and Is, it should be easy for
the team to make both ends meet,
with something over. The Chinese are
prime favorites In the east, and this
year they have been able to secure
some very good dates.
z Although the final details of the
Japanese trip are not yet completed,
the tour is considered as good as ar
ranged. The club will carry the same
players as last year, with one or two
possible additions. En- Sue is an un.
certain quantity, it being hard for him
to leave Honolulu for such an extend
ed period, but every effort is being
made to arrange for his services.
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LITTLE HOPE
FOR C0BEQUID
And HER PEOPLE

YARMouTH, Nova Scotia, Can,
Jan. 14.-The steamer cobequid, re-
ported wrecked yesterday, was sight
ed today aground on Trinity Ledge in
the Bay Of Fundy. Her stack and
masts are standing though great seas
were sweeping the hull. The vessel
is evidently breaking up because the
cargo is coming inshore. The steamer
Rappahannock Is standing near by In
the hope that the weather will mod
crate and It can be ascertained II any
of the passengers or crew are aboard.
A heavy less. Of life is expected.
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BRITISH CONSUL TO
GO TO PHIL NES

British Consul Renters and his wife
viii leave here for Manila il April J
His place here will be taken by Con-
sui y. =. p. Gordon now in Japan.
Consul Renters viii 90 from here to
Manila IN the consulate service of his
country
The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs.
Renters ii HonQIuIu are looking with
regret to the time when they WILL
leave here Mr. Renters has been ii
the consulate service for number of
years and IS known over alInosI the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-14
TOURNAMENT OF
MILITARY TO BE
LARGE FEATURE

With engineer troops building mill
tary bridges for troops to cross, and
then destroying them; signal corps
men stringing uu: ler lines and put
tug field wireless seta in operation; !;
field artillery going into action, and
cavalry and infantry engaging in
spectacular exhibitions, some of the
features of an actual campaign will
be shown in. the big military tourna-
ment that is to be held at Kapiolani
park the afternoon of February %.
1t will be by far the most interesting
and Illuminating military exhibition
ever given on Oahu, and in fact there
are few places in the United States
where the diversity and size of the
garrison would permit of such a show.
The board of officers appointed by
General Funston some days ago to
arrange the program of events was in
session this morning, and while the
order is not yet issued, the program
is arranged. ana only details remain
to be attended to. This board con-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-14
JACK JOHNSON
WILL Fight FOR
$4,000 CHECK

PARIS, France, Jan. IL Jack
Johnson, sfilI claimant for the heavy.
weight pngilistic championship 81 the
world, today received 4 certified check
for S35,O00 from Charles MncoarthI,
representing q group 0f American cap
italists interested IN the ring sport o.
an inducement TO Hight Frnnk Moran 81
Pitfsburg 20 rounds the first week IN
June. Johnson has agreed 10 the terms
and Sfhe date Of the fight. Moran Is
guaranteed 5000 for his end.
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MAUI SWEPT BY.
SEAS CLAUDINE
MUCH DELAYED
Especial star-BullYtln wirelessl

WAILUKU, Mani. Jan. 14.-DriYen
by the heavy n0rtherly winds, the seas
at Hama yesterday were the heaviest
in the recent history of Maui ports.
Fer the first time since the Claudine
has been on this run the Inter.Island
steamer was unable to effect a land.
ing, but was able to get off today,
however, and is sailing for Honolulu
at 2:30 this afternoon without stop
ping mt kahului. Mails leave kahHIui
tomorrow morning ut 8 O'clock by a
special steamer.
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AUDITOR FIELD .
To Finish THE
ACCOUNTING JOB

Hawaii county's tangled finances
will be Strengthened out and bal
ance struck as of March 81, 1913, by
the probe commission, and there the
commission will lay down it's duty,
performed under the authority OF the
last legislature
Until that duty is discharged. the
commission will refuse to surrender
to the Hawaii county officials or any
ether officials the great mass Of books,
data and statistics held under sub
poena for the use Of the commission.
4 DR. He B. Elliot has been authorized
by the commission to enter into an
agreement with H. Gooding Field, the
auditor. to complete the audit up to
March 81 Of last year
While the audit is going forward.
Special Prosecutor r w. Breckons
win be eon the job bringing to jus.
.tice such Of the grafters as sfiil re.
main outside the net Of the criminal
law.
Such IS the Hawaii county graft
situation as it stands today DR. III
hot was 4 passengef on the Mauna
Kea for Hilo this morning. brayins
the unpleasant weather which he
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ANOTHER WAR IN THE
BALKANS FEARED AND
POWERS ASKED TO ACT

5ERNE, Switzerland, Jan. A.
Premier venislos today asked the
powers to take joint action with J
view to preventing a probable Turco-
Grecian war.
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GENERAL STRIKE
IN PORTUGAL
fAssocsaIed Preas cabiel

LISBON, Portugal. Jan. 14--The
entire railroad service of Portugal =
suspended today because of > general
strike. Industrial conditions are ex-
ceedlngIy dIsquletinu and there y
much fear that the rOyalists will take
advantage Of the opportunity to Gre
ate ! disturbance.
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CENTRAL EUROPE SUFFERS

: LONDON, England, Jan. 14-NiBe
deaths have been reported today IN
Central Europe as the result Of the
severe weather.
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ICE CHECKS FERRYBOATS

NEW YORK, N. Y, an.14.-Ferry-
boat service here ID crippled because
Of floating Ice.
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PARIS HAS THE GRIPPE

PARIS, France, Jan. $50 severe
has become an epidemic Of grippe that
much business has been suspended.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-14

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S A F E S
ALI SIZES.

ALL SIZES.
Il. z. HENDRick, LTD. ...
Phone 264s Merchant & Alakea SITS.
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JAPANESE Plan
TO PARTICIPATE
IN CARNIVAL
CARNIVAL MEETINGS TO-DAY.
The floats committee will meet at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon at the Of.
flee of Charles r. Frazier.
CARNIVAL MEETINGS TOMORROW

The chairunen Of all carnival COM
mittees will meet with the director.
general at 7:3o o'clock tomorrow
evening in room IS, Young hotel
building.
The swimming committee will meet
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
room IS, Young hotel building.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-14

Another forward step in the 1914
Mid-Pacific Carnival affairs was taken
last evening when a number of local
representative Japanese business
men, called together by Chairman A.
K. 0zawa,. met to discuss the part
which the Honolulu ,Nipponese COM
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third DAY Of November A. u 1910.
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the STATE Of Colorado duly verified in
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the TWent 10th day Of June. A. n 1914
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Article of the CONSTITUTION 81 the
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Initiative and Referendum.
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MISSION TO PREPARE A CODE OF
LAWS RELATING TO WOMEN AND
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ent from that Of trial by jury may be
DrovtAed nv la~
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NAV find an indict nent: provided the
General Asse mbly may change regulate
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endar year the District Ccurts shall
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ing q population Of over 10000
"Legielation may be enacted to ia
CiIitate the operation Of this Article
but In no way limitin~ or restricting
its provisions"
The signers Of this p,tition do here
by name and appoint the following
perrone TO act for them in all matters
concerning this petition. viz: James
Randolph walker. Denver. Morrison
Shafroth. Denver: LsDian II Kerr
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-23
FOR BETTER ROADS

Those wishing TO vote for said bfu
snail nut = cross t<b in the space 90
p,rtte the word Yes" after the words
"F'R BETTER ROADS"
nose wishing to vote against said
oiti- shall put q cross NJ IN he space
opposi.e the word No" aftef the
words FOR BETTER ROADS"
In Witness Whereof. Z have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal a the state OF Colornao.
at the Cny of Denver. this iwenty-
sixth day Of Hept.snber A. ~ 1914
JAMES n PEARCE
fSeHD Secretary OF ~ ate
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-23

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Initiative and Ressrssdso
Az ACT 10 sECt,kE nErrCr sss.su
VANS ~ INckE AssxG TssE STATE
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s~ctsea 4 Thers u hsresv rec.s-
tetore eeesblsshed f.r the pursos~ -
state ssa 70 the cosofrss tien mainso-
rsaue ssd repsr ~ DSslslsc hseh~ ave-
and know AZ the ~ ate Road tuud
sr" t"f She pureose ct securing better
nsGowsts bs increasing the ssia fuus
there shall be assess.-d aud leVi-a an
nually uSon al taxabie prop~rtv n This
state Que -hah " one mill each dol
tar OF as@.sssd Nalusiton thereof 10
he asscsscd sud collected at the same
tsme and N the manner uow pro
s,ac. iof the sss.ssmenf and e"ii..',,op
Of state tsNss frvm other fractional
h.tb i"vses n"w est stslished hs law
section " ir hereby exprer<lv do
ctared thai this act " surple ne ntal TO
aud ameadatory VI the state Highway
1efa
The sieners Of this petition do here
hs name and appoint the folio - inG
rers""s 10 act for them In all matters
.oncernine this petition. Via. Robsrt
bis gins. Pueblo. Ed G Levin. Lead
vttic somasers. Denvsr " y
itsrlow. Boulder. and ~. ~ rmmcps.
Denver
THE FOREGOING bill shall be voted
upcn hy the electors Of the state of
Colorado ty answer 20 the foilowing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-23
For Estepeihe the pespes's
PeWor Ub1or The lnltia-
tive and Referendum by
A1ainG m Anendmest 10
Article 8 - the Conot Mr.
tiOa. - - known - Sec
tioa IA.

rhs Secretary es stats 10 hereby as.
eordinely
In Witness WAersef I have here.
unto sSs WY haWd awA affiaeA th&
Gveot Asa1 of the state ~ CoAsrsdo
~ the City of Denver. THE twenty
siAth aay 81 TeVteNAe~. A. u 1919
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-23

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