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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-03
Letter Charges
GoUernor packs
Supreme Bench "
Sensational Communication
from Hawaii Has Been Re-
ceived in Washington
By c. S. ALBERT


Especial Sisr-Bulletin correspondeneel
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb FL
That Gov. Lucius K. Pinkham is seek.
ing to pack the Hawaiian supreme
court for the benefit Of the sugar plant.
ers is the sensational charge contain,
ed in a communication received here.
II has been inspected by all the Off
cials concerned. The result has been
endless comment and conjecture.
The plain facts concerning the ac-
cusation are:
a prominent citizen of Honolulu
wrote confidential letter to Joseph
p. Tumulty, secretary to President
Wilson. A number OF newspaper clip
pings were enclosed.
The letter itself asserts that Mr..
PinkImm was called to the governor
ship OF Hawaii from the Philippines,
where he had been stationed in the
employ of the Hawaiian sugar plant
ers, procuring for them contract labor.
The appointments recommended BY
Governor Pinkham for judges, tho let
ter declares, hand over TO the sugar
and corporation Interests the majority
Of the Hawaiian supreme court. These
Recommendation have been selected
from the leading attorneys for such
Interests IN the territory.
There Il no hope, the letter pro-
ceeds, that these men ever will change
their fxed opinions and 90 against
their former clients in assisting the
government to break up the trusts.
The same was true. the writer said,
70 great extent to other judges than
those suggested for the supreme court
Here then, the writer comments,
we have a Democratic administration
appointing judges who will defeat
Democratic principles and place the
party in the anomalous position of adj
vocating one thing and doing directly
the contrary
Again the communication asserts.
Mr.. Pinkham has no right to nomi-
nate anybody. They are smooth
bunch who succeeded in fooling Presi-
dents Roosevelt and Taft, and are now
trying to mislead President Wilson.
The Democratic party is in danger
of doing those things in Hawaii that
will not only affect II in Hawaii. but
will prove injurious throughout the
United States. IL viii put weapon
in the hands of its enemies that will
be used IN every argument in the
coming campaign.
This letter was perused by Secre-
tary Tumulty and shown to the presi-
dent. He Immediately directed that
Il be sent to the attorney-general for
his information.
IL was said at the department of
justice that the recommendations for
the supreme bench were Edward Nj.
Watson and Arthur A. Wilder.
Just as Mr.. McReynolds was all
heated up about this letter and its al
leuations Mr.: Wilder walked into his
office and advised him that the Demo
cratic party in Hawaii would 90 on the
rocks unless the necessary appoint
nents were promptly made and the
rank and file satisfied. Under the cir
cumstanees the brief meeting was not
entirely too pleasant.
On the following day Mr. Wilder
Continued on page three)
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Man Who Represented Govern
ment in Prosecution of STAN
dard Oil and Paper Mo-
nopoiieS Is Here

Frank Billings Kellogg, the promi.
nent attorney of st. Paul. Mimi, who
for many years has been famed as q
trust-buster, and Mrs. kellogg, this
morning Joined the local ST. Paul col
ony, having arrived in Honolulu on
the Matson Navigation Company's
new liner Matsonia. They intend
spending several weeks in these ISL
ands, and shortly after leaving the
steamer took an automobile for a visit
to the several points of interest in
and about the city, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S.. Culver. also of st
Paul.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg have ex-
pressed themselves as being very
much impressed with HonoluIu's
many beauties and also its qualities
as a modern American city. Mr. Kel-
logg says he is here merely on a
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EXPECTED
TO TAKE STAND
IN THE MORNING
Women Placed on Stand Tes-
tify to Having Seen Girl
and Man Together

The prosecution finished its case
this morning in the trial Of George A
Bert Bower, who is held in federal
court on a statutory charge and at the
request of Attorney e. A. Douthitt, OF
counsel for the defense. adjournment
was taken shortly before noon until
10 o'clock tomorrow morning, at
which time it Is believed Bower will
take the witness-stand in his own be-
half.
Attorney D0nthitt stated that the
defense expects to finish its case in a
very short time, and that the closing
arguments to the jury doubtless can
be concluded tomorrow
Violet Spreen, the girl who testified
ito taking two rides with Bower and
automobile. was cross-examined this
morning, and the government then
brought forth q number Of young wo-
men who resided in the neighboFhood
|of the Evans home, Kapiolani and
Prospect streets. during the time
Bower is alleged to have had Illicit re-
lati0ns with Victoria Mortenson. The
Testimony Of one Of these was stricken
out because she did not know and
could not recognize Bower and be-
cause she did not set forth an appr6xi-
mate date on which she saw a man
associating on familiar terms with the
Morteuson girl
Another neighbor. Mrs Oldsbury,
who resided opposite the Evans home
testified that on one occasion early
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With the vigorous declaration that
the control of the Republican party
has been definitely placed in the hands
of the voters by the new party rules,
the special committee named at last
v eek's convention to draft into shape
the rules as amended and adopted has
completed it's report. The committee
is composed of L. NJ. Judd. chairman;
Ed Towse, William Thompson, George
c. Guild and r. w. Breckons.
No time was lost after the conven
tion of last Tuesday in putting into
shape the amended rules. The COM
mittee held several meetings last week
and it's work was practically finished
yesterday afternoon with the writing
of its report. The report outlines
briefly the most important OF the
Continued -on page fourl
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.U.S. OFFICIALS
|. Want ACTION ON
THE MAHUkA SITE
Delegate Kuhio Sets Forth Sit
uation in Letter Read to the
Members of Ad Club
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
ANXIOUS AS TO PRICES
Appropriation for the Federal
Building Available Now Is
Only $725,000

| Delegate Kuhto. after conference
4 with government Officials In Washing
/ ton, urges that every effort De mad'
to have the Mahuka site owners waive
the interest on the condemnat1ol
awards made In the settlement OF th'
federal building suits.
| This and other points OF vital inter
est in Honolulu's long effort to secure
a new federal building were brough
out at a meeting OF the Honolulu Az
Club at luncheon in the Young hote
/ today. At the same time comes the
first definite information as to the
exact status of the Mahuka site.
In letter from Delegate Kalanian
aole to W. r. Harrington, president o.
the Merchants Association and of the
Ad Club, the attitude of the govern
ment Is clearly set forth. The letter
came to the Merchants Association
and President Harrington ruled it In
order as matter of interest to the
Ad Club and the community general.
ly. The delegate says:
Washington, ID. c., Feb. 10, 1914.
The Merchants Association,
Honolulu, Hawaii
Gentlemen
In answer to your letter received
yesterday inquiring as to the status
of the Honolulu federal building, l
sent the following telegram this morn
ing to your organization:
Department Justice wants own
ers waive interest, so that cost of
site will come within appropria-
| - nean
tion. interest 454oo, cost SUIT
z00O, excess above Appropriation
lf29e ork on owners 10 waive
interest otherw1se forced TO an
other condemnation SUIT. congress
helpless unless department makes
IeporI on "aireis. 1,E.s uIse a;a.a,, motaLn
So owne ,. nie .i.ta oS ~.
L'ei,ai1 pep,ielleiC NJ sesnIe snan saiI;n1 esa
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mont is awaiting action by the depart.
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LIEUT. col. REES
OF ENGINEER CORPS
HERE TO INSPECT

Lieutenant-colonel Thomas H. Rees
corps of engineers, was an arrival on
The Matsonia this morning. He comes
10 make regular inspection of the
army engineer work here, and to look
over projected work that may be done
by his corps.
Colonel Rees was here two years
ago, when he made his last inspection.
He is department engineer of the
Western department and in addition
holds number of other offices in
connection with river and harbor inn
Froyement, and other government
work. He will be here about two
weeks.
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TAssociated Press cablel

LONDON March a statement issued to the houses
"A
esaon of the death Of Benton have failed Persistent have
further viii
gladly the right obtain
when
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Mrs. Stevenson's Will Hits
At Osbourne's Divorced Wife
TAssociated Press CableI

BARBARA sevensor's
$500 monthly dug
will ITO kath
Asburne Of incredible focy, who lived bounty
with malicious sander leave
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WATSON NOMINATED
IAssociated l.ress CabIel

WASHINGTON, D. c., March g.
President Wilson today nominated Ed
ward Minor Watson OF Honolulu asso.
ciate justice Of the supreme court for
Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-03
SIR EDWARD GREY REPORTS
FAILURE TO PROCURE ANY
INVESTIGATION OF DEATH

Makes Statement to Parliament in Which He Hints of Action
to Be Taken at Later Date Provided United States Is
Unable to Force ReSuIts-AbSoves This Country OF Any
Responsibility and Says Evidence of Desire to Conceal the
Truth Is Apparent on Part of MexcanS
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$4,000 Shovel Snow in New
York, Many Are Snow-Bound
+ TAssociaied Press CabieI

YORK, N Q which
effects Of believed to Be
gradually $1,000
Mayor John Purroy Mitchell has
Vceresdent
Marshall snoNbound overnsht at New srpnseiek
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-03
British Nation Resents
Attempt Of Carranza to
Sever Pleasant Relations
IAssociated press CableI

LONDON, General
Of tain and the United States for details
killing effort the part Of the
ALLEVIATE ent pleasant relations Of the uned
national
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Bonded Raw Sugar Withdrawn
And Refneries Reopened
IAssociated Pros c.ablel

NJ. Y. bonded
haveb
that date.
additional cable page twelve)
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WILSON NAMES WATSON FOR JUSTICE WILDER IS NOT INCLUDED
ONE NAMED TO SUPREME BENCH
POLITICAL FIGHT GROWS BITTER
Lspeetal star RuIIetln cahle1

IsDccfaI "a
WASHINGTON, u. G.. March 3.-Edward Al. Watson
of Honolulu Mas nominated this afternoon by President
Wilson for associate justice of the territorial supreme
court The of Judge A. 4. Wilder not included
in the nominations c. S. ALBERT
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CONTINUED On p.ss thfss)
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From 8. p;
Nippon Maru. Mar. 6
For :. p:
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Mariana, Mch. %.
For Vancouver:
Makura, Mch. "a.
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grinienbe 5robe oes SigeIs. aein
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fubl, ooB Der neiBe Sotin res Smo-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

our9 i'm burdfe1en fDnne.
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rinben, burb 9ostetie aus bliitenz
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bad opfslgriiner Monbiira6lsn.
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biil1 unb 8ombuSrobr lugten beimz
tiidifhe Qlugen. Das naren bic
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groBe 8loie i'm MaHer ouf unb plaBt:
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biIoen Iid auf ibrem bunfeln Spiegel,
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tern.
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SGotten.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

ipu6ien Ing llngebeure.
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bunbertmal gcIe6en. @r bornte aui
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bes Wlaborabf1as, bic ouf ibr 9(6enos
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auf einen tleineH, iilbernen Song.
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ben Dieneg.
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elmer S6leife cine ountle, rie1geNlaKe.
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linfeben I'm bic S9ultern, obgeriiiene
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

men, tiefliegenoen Mu9en 6oIb 5u Das
tat er INNER, renn er iiberlegte. 3ns
lebt ieBte ct Ii1 an ben S9reibtildj
unb brodte eiren Brief gu pnpier. oer
an Wlr. Soel palmer Sbumitins in
&oltutto, @lliotts Noqb 9lr. 20, ges
ricbtet mar. uno ben er eigenbdnbig 5ltr
poit trug.
Menise Sage oarauF 6otte er Q(nt-
mort, unb bieIc QEntport betpirtte, bab
iitb W2r. Spnris fir bic PerIon Der
mrs. SulIiOan III intereiiieren aiming,
Da trat etpos Elm, mas iein Snterehc
BEL lpeitem itdrter in glnipruh nabm.
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Gr bate sincn 4od an aus I9perer,
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Rn0pfe: Smarasoen BON 9ofelnubs
grOBe; Elm 3ornig funteln6es @ebdnge
hllitrOter Steine baumelte am Surban.
6pfe unD Weite aus meergriinem, ,golo=
our9mirttem @amt.
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libt, 9elbIicb angebaubt irie Der eole
Berntein, ben iie unten an Der Riiite
BON Srapancor finben. Sm @eiiht Elm
paor tpunberpole Q(ugen. Ser turSe,
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bob Der Mluno bielsiht gu Don por.
@nbliM ldderlim tleine 6dnbe, ipie Bel
alien Ieines @eidledts. 9ie Singer
nit 8rilluntsn beItedt, bon 6enen ieoer
elm &DnioreiA inert iDor.
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unb al. @r iror nod jung; aber er
beIoB etpos MuroepDIes. Mlan tonns
tc es i6m onTeben, baB gora Barb Ieis
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8roiot unb Sforla6poilats faf ers
iiidte ih neine 8ora Garb, ben
&6niq unter ali ben bun0ert Glefanten,
bic in ben lpeiBen Stdllen pon 2lndrobz
pura ippbnten.
Die Gonne .pnr i'm llnierge6en Die
W2armorquaDera Der @erdEba gGibten
pfirliHforben SeDe Gdeibe brii6sn
I'M 6rduenboufe brannie Die 6dBlis
den GteintoIciic Dor benz 4oIdite liez
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

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nod Die BOrie Der beiben onbsren
berouTt0nten.
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angelangt Gr blieb Itebcn. llnten
regte es lich. Sin riefser a0rper trieb
gerduihlos burA bic Slut. Sin arauz
1lges Gtmds bob ii9 i'm WlonoI6eiil.
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0inter ibnen gluditen uno 1t0bnten
unD fiderten bic f9par5en 9SaTer.
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llneIiid Ser 6inmel tpsiB, fpie es
geitob.
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Sberit 9ullod nit 9(rtur GeDmDur
unb einem 9rupp G6itdris uuo Sreis
bern na9 Der @elben Wanb ob Dort
ltanD Elm alter, einIomer GleFantena
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lpiirbigteit aus. @r mar Der SC6rets
fen Der gan5sn lImgeeenO $50 er
tonnte ouf ben Mloisz unb gobs
nenfeloern, in ben 8ononengdrtsn, ben
3uderrobrplontneen, in ben Dell unb
5eigcnpflan3ungen fiinf3ig Wleilsn in
Der Nrnbe II rihtete er SdoOen an.
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trenn tr fid1 bliden iieB Darum ipute
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