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ATHER Cano 4.39 Lb., $87.50 JE Tlier SUGAR WEATHER Cano 4.39 lb., $87.50 JE Tlier. inln., CO. ton. 3 J!k Bar. 8 a. m., 80.90. Hoot: 14s, lOtl. por cwt. Wind, 12m., 15 W. $103.20 por ton. ltnln, 21h., 8 in., .07. Telephone 2365 Star Business Office. SECOND EDITION. VOL. XIX. TWENTY PAGES. HONOLULU, HAWAII, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1912. TWENTY PAGES. NO. 6192. AT SEA FLORAL PARADE Belt Road Bid C0NS0LA IN DETAIL ; ARE PERIL OFF THE xceeel HAPING WELL vjiccury l. EAST COAST If With the 1912 Floral Parado but a Miss Mary Mahoe, a daughter of JL4I (Associated Press Cables to the Star.) fow away, Mahoo of Molokai, will The weeks Director General A. ride for stimate NORFOLK, February 3. P. Wall and his assistants are tight- that island. The Brlt'ah steamer Consola, from Galveston to Hamburg, has ening their belts and getting down to .Mrs. Helen Rogers of Maul will rep- wirelessed that she Is on fire off the Virginia coasL tho hardest kind of work. There are resent the valley Isle and, although Contracts awarded as follows: tho hauling or rocK for the same. In at- Is to Tho bids this form were much WHOLE FAMILY KILLED. a thousand and one details to be sho not well known Honolulu Belt road Lord-Youn- g Engineering Tho contractors who presented pro- higher than any of the commission APPLETON, Wis., February 3. William tended to, and as tho program this people, is said to be a dauntleF.3 cqucs-trienn- Mainland killed his father, Company. posals for tho bolt road work and year has more than three times as had expected and, allowing a 10 per sister and brother today and committed suicide on account of all having Hauling rock O. R. & L. Co. their respectlvo bids were: cent profit the tuberculosis. many features as any previously at- For Hawaii Miss Wllhelmlna Weight on tho work, tho lowest Llliuokalanl schoolhouse A. P, Mc- - Tho Lord-Youn- g Engineering Com- was still, $15,000 above tho engineer's tempted, the director general and his will bo in the saddle, and as she rode Donald. pany, ?U8,500; A. Wilson. $105,297; A arc busy every minute of here two years ago her choice Is very ostimato and considerably abovo the TONG WAR. assistants Pohukaina school No bids. John H. WUson, $119,35S, Ho- tho time. popular. and the amount which the commission had sot SAN FRANCISCO, February 3. War between five . tongs is spreading nolulu Construction and Draying aside for the work. on tho coast. A street duel between members of these organizations Miss Rose Davison, chairman of the The Kauai princess will be named In an open meeting, held today at Conipany, $131,210. In the discussion which followed It today. Princess section, reports that all of very soon. noon In Mayor Pern's office, tho loan Upon tho hauling of tho rock tho was variously proposed to cut the the five Islands will send princesses Director Wall has received encour- fund commission received bids upon Oahu Railway Company was tho only width of the road down from fifteen INDIAN WINS MARATHON. , again this year, and that the names of aging reports from Walter Coomlv3, two schoolhouses, the construction of bidder, this company n, tho princesses from all of the islands chairman of the street decorating com. proposing to to twelve feet in tho specifica- EDINBURGH, February 3. Longboat, tho Indian runner, defeated that section of the bolt road which be- haul the cubic yards of specifica- will bo sent in. mlttco, who is now going among the rock at tions, to craw up now the Finn and world's champion marathon runner, today in a gins in tho Waialua district and ex- a charge of 75 cents a yard, making Por Oahu Miss Irma Wodehouse merchants of the city and getting tions in which tho contractor should race. tends ten miles to Klpapa Bulch, and a total of about $10,500. will rido and her advent is looked for- them to promise to decorate their . (Continued on page Ave.) ward to with much Interest. Miss places of business for Floral Parado INVITATIONS TO FAIR. ) WASHINGTON, February 3. Wodehouse i.3 said to be one of the week. President Taft Iim Issued his proclama- best riders In tho territory. (Continued on page four.) THREE FEDERAL tion Inviting all nation to exhibit n t tho Panama Exposition. Last Payment Mad e Kfr NO CURRENCY BILL. .1 -- SENTENCES TODAY AVAS11INGTON, February On account of political complications tho LI n the $3,296,000 currency bill will not be pressed In the present Congress. THE LABOR ARRESTS. IN KIJKAIAIJ CASE DECISION Thrco sentences wore passed out In INDIANAPOLIS, February 3. Action Is expected In nlneteon cities on the United States District Court by Dredging Contract account of the labor union indictments returned yesterday. Judge Dole this morning. David Lo- - nohiwa, the Hawaiian convicted of WESTERN COLD WAVE. Su- - proceed-prem- having maintained An important decision of the the circuit judge for further Immoral rolatlorv? Today in Washington tho last in- a striking testimouy to the confidence CHICAGO, February 3. A cold wave is sweeping through the Middle Court, by Chief lngs conformable hereto." with one of his stepdaughters, got tho West delayed by storm. written Justice stalment of the $3,21)0,000 due the Ha- the contractor has earned In Wash- and traffic has been the Robertson, was rendered yesterday In A. L. Castle and C. H. Olson ap-'th- neaviest, being sentenced to three ington. months in jail to pay waiian Dredging Cohipany, Ltd., for Kukalau plantation case "In the peared for Robert Horner, with Castle and tho costs S. G. Hinds, vice president, and R. WARNING TO MEXICO. deepening Pearl Hnroor nnd chan- matter of the application of Robert & Wlthington and Holmes, Stanley & of court. its Ha- WASHINGTON, February 3. The government has warned to W. Atkinson, secretary , of the Mexicuna of- - William Loika, who pleaded nel was paid. Dillingham, Horner a' writ mandamus Olson on tho brief. A. A. Wilder and guilty Walter F. waiian Dredging Company, signed the stoi, shooting, across -- the American line. , to adultery, got against Kukalau Plantation Company, C. S. Carlsmlth were attorneys for off with a month. president of tho company, received final papers on behnlf or that corpora- & Limited, a Hawaiian corporation, and the company and Albert Horner, with Frank Kalanl, who confessed that he' cablo advices of this happy consum tion at tho capital. AN OUTPOST FIGHT. - had Albert Horner, president of said cor- Thompson, Wildor,' Watson & Lyme)' committed fornication, got an even mation of Tils bargain with the I'nlte'd Opcrplons on this great contract SUTSIEN, February 3. The revolutionists lost sixty men. today In lighter sentence, government. poratipn." It was on an appeal from and C. S Carlsmlth on the brief. being given one day States began March 2, 1909, and the final an affair of outpost. in jail Circuit Judge Cooper's order granting It is an important decision In that It without costs. The final payment was made on the stroke was made on It at fi o'clock In a motion to quash the return of tho construes for tho first time hero cor- Tho bankruptcy case of tho Fran- recommendation of Rear Admiral V. the afternoon of yesterday, February 2 DARROW PLEADS. men- - cis Levy Outfitting Company, C. Cowles, Hono- respondents, the corporation tain phases of corporation law. The that wiu commandant of tho 1912, so that tho entire work was LOS ANGELES, February 3. Attornoy Darrow pleads not guilty of tho rcport- - tWed. and Its president. writ of mandamus as already set for this morning, was continued to lulu naval station, who, with Ernest done in two years and eleven months. bribery charge. February G "The motion to quash the return ed, was to compel Albert HorneT to to permit of tho attorneys Gayler, civil engineer in charge of the "While in one respect the work de corn-decide- filing was improperly granted," the court call the annual meeting of the briefs. work, had accepted It as completed. veloped a series of mishaps, some- "The order appealed from pany forthwith, the time for such pre-l- s Marcus II. Sander, who was recent- Rear Admiral Cowles cabling that fact thing always looked for in n large set aside and tho case remanded to (Continued on Pago Five.) ly adjudged a bankrupt, was allowed to Washington. As tho final touch dredging contract," said President Local Swimmers May his discharge. was given to the contract only yester- Dlllinghnm this morning, "wo were petition of The Anders Olaf Persson, day, such prompt action on the part very fortunate In not losing a ma- THE G0VERN0R1SAYS HE IS who last week vu made a citizen of of tho government is an absolute chine. Miss Olympic Try Outs the United States, to change his name abandonment of proverbial red tape "Tho dredges are nil tied up at to Andrew Olaf Pearson, wns granted methods In official business. It Is also Pearl Hnrbor undergoing repnirs. One of them is being overhauled to dredge Word relative tQ tho swimming Tho following cablo has been sent ITFII WINDMILLS Ivahulul harbor for tho army engi- championships was received from tho to tho A. A. U. in New York from neer. This work will start about 60NA FIDE HOMESTEADERS A. A. U. by tho Hawaiian branch of this end: April 1." that organization this afternoon. "Aro dates cabled Olympic trials? v Tho Bulletin mado a characteristic ; government, without fear of, or favor Tho cablo was in response to one If not, state when latter occur and If effort yesterday to hold the Governor .
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