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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-02
Railroads Are Ready to
Terminate Agreements

WASHINGTON, Dec. six of ten
railroads having agreements with
foreign ship lines have expressed a
willingness to cancel such agree
ments to the shipping board. The
Chicago, Milwaukee & st Paul Road
Joined the list this afternoon.
Representatives of the Pennsylva-
mia, the Southern and the Mobile &
Ohio roads at the hearing of the ship
ping board today expressed their will
ingness to terminate their shipping
contracts with foreign lines on ex-
piration after Commissioner Thomp-
son had said that such contracts were
a menace to the American merchant
marine.
Afterward the st. Paul road made
an offer to cancel its agreement with
a Japanese line running out of San
Francisco providing the shipping
board will agree to replace the busi-
ness that would be lost thereby.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-02
Fifty Thousand
Made Available
Road Building
Money Raised Through Loan
Fund Will Be Used Toward
Important kuiaha Kakipi
Gulch Project.

Road building between Kuiaha and
kakipi Gulch will be the next public
Improvement to be con ducte d
through loan funds on Maui. Govern
or Harrington yesterday allotted $780,
600 of the loan funds to Maui for
that improvement, it was told in an
Associated Press dispatch to this pa
per. The appropriation under the
loan fund act was $4,000 but it is
not practicable to take up that
amount of bonds at the present time.
Importance OF the Kuiaha-Kakipi
gulch road has been recognized for
long time and recently has become
more clearly evident through the
growth and extension of the pine
apple growing area in that direction.
There was an appropriation for the
work by the 1919 Legislature in the
loan fund bill but the bonds were not
sold, and the project was included in
the loan fund bill at the last regular
session of the Legislature. The road
VIII be part of the belt road project
and 1t is one of the most important
links leading to Kailua from whence
under another loan fund appropria-
ton of 100000 the belt road will be
extended through the Ditch Trail coun-
tky into the Hama district. But there
is little likelihood of the latter work
being secured through the sales of
bonds during present conditions.
A. b. Tavares was called up by
Maui News yesterday afternoon and
told of the action taken by the Gov
ernor He expressed himself as much
pleased for he has been sponsor for
the project before the legislature and
since, both in the house of represen-
| tatives and the senate. He had the
subject before the board of supervis
ors last summer but that body ex-
pressed inability to act except if the
bonds be sold and its readiness then
TO proceed.
Senator Tavares said the Haiku
Fruit q Packing Company had agreed
to take $45,500 of the bonds and that
when he recently so told Governor
Harrington the latter said that under
such circumstance the Territory
would see that $4,000 more was made
available, thus bringing the total up
to $4,000.
1t is hoped that if conditions war.
rant later the remaining $25 900 may
be raised through the sale of bonds
and the full $4,000 be devoted to the
project.
In letter by county officials to
the Governor this project was put
last of four in Importance and this
paper criticised the letter adversely.
The legislative committee of the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday en-.
dorsed its having been given preced-
ence and placed it first in import
ance,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-02
Will Use Every Power
ToBring Morse Back
ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.--Reports
were current today that the navy de-
partment would send destroyer to in
tercept the French liner aboard which
is Charles f. Morse whose shipping
contracts are under investigation and
to bring Morse back were denied by
Secretary of Navy DENLY tonight. The
reports said the cruiser would be sent
at the request OF the department of
justice and DENLY denied having re-
ceived any such request from that de-
partment. He added that under the
international law Morse could not be
taken off foreign vessel. Depart
ment of Justice officials refused to
discuss the case. 1t is understood,
however, that every agency of the
government will be brought to bear
to bring him back,
Morse sailed from New York on the
French liner Paris Friday and the
state department says that a passport
was issued to him in the name q c.
Morris.
Morse has wirelessed that he is
ready to return and has so wireless
ed the district attorney.
The minister of interior has in
structed the police at Havre at 1.-The
request of the American ambassador
request of the American ambassador.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-02
Britain Advises
Japan To Accept
Hughes Proposal
Japan's Delegates Again Send
Messages To Toxic; Re-
newal of Anglo Japanese
Alliance Not Needed.
ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-Great Bri-
tain, as Japan's ally, is using her in
fuence to persuade the Japanese del
egation to accept the American pro-
posal for naval ornaments and this
has led that delegation again to sub
NIT to Toxic the 60 percent ratio
plan.
The nature of the latest move for
the solution of the ratio problem has
not been discussed but all of the prin-
cipals say that they do not consider
the situation as deadlocked and the
Americans are confident Japan will
abandon her 20 percent ratio demand
Representative Mochizuki, represen-
tative of the opposition party in the
japanese delegation issued state
ment this morning to the effect that
there is no need of renewal of the
Anglo Japanese alliance because of
the probable success of the confer
ence He said the chief object of the
alliance was to prevent Russian
ACCOMPLISHMENT in Asia and there no
longer exists any such danger.
From the Philippines there has
come to the war department joint
ing the American delegation to take
no action relative to the Philippines
without consulting with the Philip
pine commissioner at Washington.
The American advisory arms con-
! ference committee has adopted four
reports dealing with land armaments,
submarines, air craft and new weap-
ons, the latter including gasses and
their use. Admiral Rogers proposed
the submarine resolution indicating
that naval officers and officials are in
accord with the views OF the advan-
tages that will arise from limitations.
Indirect negotiations relative TO the
Shantung peninsula were opened yes
terday but progressed only to the
basic points when adjournment was
taken until today. The Japanese de
mand that Tsingtao be declared an
open port and that their vested inter
ests in Shantung be respected. The
spokesman for the Chinese said the
delegates of his country cannot ne
gotiate relative to control of the
Tsingtao railroad and added that
China stands firmly for her demand
for the return of Shantung.
Advices from London said Lloyd
George is planning to sail December
II, to participate in the conference.
American naval opinion finds diff
Guilty in reconciling the japanese
claims for fleet ratio higher thar
"5-5-3" based on Japan's defensive
needs when in the additional ratio
Japan seeks all offensive instead oi
defensive ships. Japan also asks 6
number of airplanes and carriers
equal to those of the United States
and Britain.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-02
New Proposals Will
Be Considered by
The Irish Cabinet
ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON, Dec. New proposals
for Ireland by the British government
will be considered by the Dali Eireann
cabinet tomorrow. 1t is understood
that the terms concede the terms of
the Sim Fein for the unity of Ireland,
including Ulster, which would be re-
quired to remain in United Ireland for
six months when she would be given
the option of withdrawal If she de-
sired.
Efforts are being made to solve the
crucial question of Irelands allegiance
to the crown.
Belfast dispatches said that police
guards at the Londonderry Jail le'
pulsed an attack which sought to Sc
cure the release of prisoners. Two
policemen were killed and three OF the
attackers were captured. The attack
ers gained entrance to the jail before
they were discovered and a fight with
guns and revolvers followed. No pris
oners were freed.
Two policemen who had been guard
ing Sim Fein prisoners were founo
to have been drugged and then strang
led
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-02
Plans for Community ,
Christmas Trees Go
Forward Steadily

Christmas tree plans for the Wal
luku district were further developed
at meeting of the committee. held
in the Chamber of Commerce rooms,
Tuesday afternoon. Three trees were
decided upon definitely, the hours for
the holding of each determined and
the programs tentatively laid out.
Waihee children will have their
tree at o'clock on Saturday after
noon, the day before Christmas; Wal
luku's will be held at $3.50 the same
afternoon and Waikapu youngsters
will have theirs at o'clock the same
evening The gifts will be the same
at each of the trees and will be prac-
tically the same as last year, candy,
peanuts, oranges and apples. Provi-
sion will be made for the distribution
of some 1000 or more gifts.
From past experience it has been
decided not to make any attempt to
hold the Wailuku tree out floors
In past years it was planned to have
the celebration in the open but each
year the weather man vetoed the pro
posal and enforced his veto with
rains. So this year it is planned at
the very outset to have the tree in
the armory building.
Wailuku and Waikapu will have
tableaux included in, their programs
At all three of the trees there will be
community singing and Wailuku and
Waikapu there will be choral mum
bers and perhaps some solo numbers
and several tableaux. Mrs. p. H
Ross has agreed to take charge OF
the staging of the tableaux.
The cost of the three trees this
year will be about the same as the
one tree last year. There are sufi
cient decorations for the Wailuku
tree but decorations will have to be
purchased for Waihee and fSs.Waika
pu. The Wailuku tree will be lighted
by electricity and the others by
candles.
Expenses of the trees will as usua
he betrayed by popular contributions
and a canvass of the business districr
will-soon be made to raise the funds
The Waikapu committee is headed
by Mrs. Frank Hoogs and Waihee b.
Miss Lucy Lani
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-02
Mob Loots Vienna as
Price of Necessaries
Goes Out Of Reach
ASSOCIATED PRESS

VIENNA, Dec. 2-The inner city of
Vienna looks as if it had been struck
by tornado as result of the rioting
yesterday. All of the leading hotels
are closed and many shops dealing in
luXuries were wrecked.
Many Americans are reported to
have been attacked and robbed dur
ing the looting. The rooms of some
of them were rified in hotels and
rooming houses.
Mrs. Hand the wife of a U. S.
Army colonel and her daughter were
robbed of furs and clothing in their
hotel Colonel Miller, U. S. A. and
Mrs. Miller, in the same hotel dis
played an American flag and the
rioters withdrew from their room.
The criminal and rowdy element
swept through the inner city COM
mitting great excesses. Practically
every unshuttered window was shat
tered. The disturbance was the
worst seen since the downfall of the
monarchy and the police stood by,
either powerless or Indifferent One
of them said: "They are hungry, like
u.s." The disturbances are attributed
to the increasing scarcity of neces-
sites.
The cost of living has advanced 241
percent in the last month.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-02
Burden Of Harding's
Message Is Forecast
ASSOCIATED PRESS

, WASHINGTON, Dec...2.,--It is ex-
pected that President Harding's ines
sage to congress when it convenes on
Monday will deal chiefly with the sub
jects of the tariff and the merchant
marine. tits forecast that he. will re-
commence that The proposed tariff bill
be stripped of the provisions which
would tend to delay its passage and
will recommend that the rates in the
house bill which is now before the
senate be based on the old invoice
basis rather than on the house Amer
ican valuation plan.
For the merchant marine ii is eX-
pected that he will recommend a ship
subsidy, probably in the nature of pre-
ferential rates as supplementary to
the granting of free passage through
the Panama canal for cOastwise ships.
II is also expected that he will rec
ommend elimination of section A of
the Jones Bill in reference to the alb
rogation of treaties.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-02
French Bluebeard Is
Found Guilty and Is
Sentenced to Death
ASSOCIATED PRESS

VERSAILLES, Dec. Henri De-
sire Landru, alleged slayer OF eleven
women and convicted of murder IN
his trial which has extended over
many days, smiled today for the hrst
time during his trial when Judge Gil
bert sentenced him to death by the
guillotine. To the sentence the
"French Bluebeard" said: THANK
you, gentlemen"
Landru has refused to be a party
TO a petition which was signed by
many persons, including members OF
the Jury which convicted him, ask
ing the President to commute his
sentence to life Imprisonment.
The trial of Henri Desire Landru,
who has become known throughout
France as "The Rlue-Beard OF Gam
bais," on II counts of murder grow
ing out of the disappearance OF as
many women to whom he had prom
ised marriage, ranks among the eel
ebrated criminal cases of France.
Landru was arrested in April 1919
and has spent his time for the past
two and half years in answering or
evadiiigt questions of the police, the
investigating magistrate, and other
court officials as to. the fate of his II
fiancees. He has proved a most stub
born as well as very clever prison
ier. and the police admitted that their
case against him was not SO strong
as they sipuld have liked it to be.
The so-calIed 'Blue-Beard" rented
small villa at Gamheis, a few miles
from Paris and it is there that the
police charge he did away with the
IL women, all trace of whom has
been absolutely lost. 1t is alleged
that he advertised in various matri
monial agency papers and chose from
the letters received those signed by
women with little property and nc
near relatives.
A short courtship would follow
then a journey to the Gambais villa
in the company of the fiancee. The
accusation said that Landru always
returned alone. The police Offered
proof that women were seen to entel
the villa but none was heard of after
ward. A few weeks later, whatever
bonds, stocks, furniture, jewelry, thu
women possessed would be sold.
The villa at Gambais has beer
searched, ransacked, practically de
molished by the police in an effor
Ito find the remains of the missin;
women. A few bones were found
some hair, but not enough to form ,
"corpus delicd." Rabbit and NUT
ton bones" said Landru. why dom
you bring your former fiancees for
ward" asked the judge.
"How can when you keep me il
Jail for year," countered Landru, 81
you and your hundreds of detective
cannot locate them how can ]"
A dark visaged man, with shining
bald head and long black whiskers
Landru has become familiar fgur
by impersonations on the stage. III
was already under sentence of fiv
years Imprisonment for forgery grow
ing out of one of the cases wher
murder was also charged.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-02
Witness For Arbuckle
Says She Is Poisoned

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2-Mrs.
Irene Morgan, nurse, who was a
witness for the defense in the Arbuc-
kle trial was found in a semi-consci-
Gus condition in her room at the Cliff
Hotel this morning. She said her i'll
ness was caused by poisoned candy
or orange juice eaten in a drug store
with a male companion whom, she
said, she had seen around the court
room during the trial.
The police are searching for the
man.
The special medical commission
appointed by the court reported that
the bladder of Miss Rape showed
evidences of chronic inflammation and
rupture.
District Attorney McNab has start
ed summing up for the prosecution.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-02
Chamber Committee
Is In Favor of Two
Proposed Ordinances

Approval of the proposed keep to
the left" pedestrian ordinance was
given by the legislative committee of
the Chamber of Commerce yesterday
afternoon and the proposed traffic or
dinance was considered paragraph by
paragraph. 1t will be further consid-
cred so far as provisions relating to
permissible weights of loads for vehi.
cles between now and next Thursday
morning when the hearing will be
held and will appear at the hearing
and later report to the meeting of the
Chamber the same day.
There have been made a number OF
changes in the proposed ordinance
since it's publication, most especial in
Importance being the provisions rela.
tive to lights. Mention of the candle
power of lights has been eliminated
and it is thought the new provision
will prevent glaring lights binding
approaching vehicles within 100 feet
though the difficulty will not be cured
when cars are from 125 to 200 feet
apart. The provisions as to weights OF
loads permissible are to be made
clearer, the clause for the examination
of proposed light devices examination
by the sheriff is eliminated, their are
changes in the provisions relative tC
signalling and there is provision that
cars shall pass to the left of approach
ing pedestrians in case the pedestrian
ordinance is enacted. Otherwise those
provisions would be eliminated.
Other matters considered by the
committee included matters connect
ed with the Hawaii National Park, al
to the status of which further time
to determine will be asked and the
proposal to put the affairs of Hawai-
in the hands of state department in
stead of the department of the inter
ior On that subject also the com
mittee desires to go further. The
general sentiment of the committee
however, is against the proposal un
less it shall first be submitted to thu
territory for referendum vote.
In importance of loan fund project!
the committee considers Kuiaha-Ka
kipi gulch road first, Makawao waite
supply second, county building thirt
and belt road fourth, because of tn,
small likelihood of 100000 being float
ed therefor
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-02
Planters Sessions
In Honolulu Ended
ASSOCIATED PRESS)

HONOLULU, Dec. 2.-The Hawaii
an Sugar Planters Association con.
cluded it's 1921 meeting last night with
banquet. The day was spent at Eva
looking over the new irrigation pro
ject there.
presented in the light of suggestions
made was by II. p. Agee who urged
super-intensive agriculture with a
view to securing a 25 percent or more
increase inTaw sugars from a decreas
ed area He said one of the outstand
ing difficulties is asdecline in efficien
cy of employees as well as. their mum
ber. He advised securing N,,pore eff
Gent labor and super-intensiV. Iltiva
tion through soil enrichment and
other methods.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-02
LABOR DISTURBANCES
ASSOCIATED PRESSl

CHICAGO, Dec. IA walkout was
inaugurated and another strike called
from here today. The walkout was of
5000 employees of the Chicago cloak
and suit manufacturers association
and was precipitated by the new piece
workers system. The association will
not attempt to reopen its shops at
present.
The meat cutters union has called
strike in Is cities and expects
$4,000 workers will be involved. 1t is
called on account of wage reductions
announced to 90 into effect next Mon
day.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-02
MONEY RECOVERED
lAssOCIATED PREssl

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-The re-
manning $4,000 of the s125.000 worth
Oceanic steamer Sonoma have been
recovered. They were found hidden
under life boat in the scuppers
aboard the vessel.