The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-17
ANXIOUS EYES ON
THE REST0RER
ANXIOUS TO ENLIST IN
CREW or VESSEL HOPING TO
GAIN A LANDING.

When last the cableship RestoreI
went from Honolulu to Vancouver, |
twenty Japanese members of the crew |
left her and sought their fortunes
| ashore She is now preparing to leave !
on December % again for the Canadian !
| port to go on drydoCk for a cleaning
and if a Japanese crew is taken, the
! same trick may be played by them up
on reaching the coast
1t would appear that some Japanese
see in the Restorer a good chance for
FIRE passage to the mainland with all
its glittering possibilities.
Japanese emigrants to Canada are
obliged to have passports to Hawaii
from Japan before they can enter Ca
NADIA from Hawaii and they are, be-
sides, required each to show S25 to
| save them from being classed as pau
Ders and excluded; also they must pass
a medical examination, but in the case
Of sailors they find it easy to land and
it is possible for those who have no
| passports from Japan to Hawaii and
who have no money to make a landing
as sailors and forget to go back to the
ship.
Since the last trip of the Restorer
| to Vancouver, however, the Canadian
Pacific port authorities are wiser and
| another Japanese crew of the Restorer
may not be able to affect landing.
Recently, as published in this paper
the United States took notice of a
similar state of affairs in regard to
Japanese landing in the United States
| without passports and without money
and shipping commissioners and 9TH
ers were instructed to keep tab on all
Japanese signing as sailors and to be
sure that they were sailors. The Ca
madam government is following suit.
A genuine sailor may not have any
trouble in getting ashore; the trouble
is likely to come to him who passes
himself as a sailor without any right
or experience.
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London underground. He was recent
ly Knighted by King Edward
Remember DimOnd's Christmas OPP
ening tomorrow evening at 1870
o'clock. Kaais orchestra will play
during the evening, The public is
invited.
By agreement OF the father, Maria
Muniz, the mother was yesterday given
the custody of her minor children by
order of Judge De Bolt. The mother
was recently granted a divorce from
. Frank Muniz, at which time the chill
dren we're divided between the two.
Beautiful line of trimmed Christmas
trees, candy boxes and holiday can
dies at Alexander Young Cafe The
Cafe is open every night until Il
o'clock. Drop In while doing your
Christmas shopping or after the Or
pheums for oysters.
This evening at o'clock in the St
Andrews Cathedral the Revd E. r.
Simpson will address the meeting for
. men the subject being: "The great
est thing in the World" This is the
fifth in the series of Advent services
and all men are cordially invited
The name of every taxpayer whose
taxes remains unpaid on or after the
31st inst, will be advertised daily in
the Delinquent Tax List for weeks.
(sec. 1868 r. L..
Nancy CalasOpa who is being sued
by her husband F. F. Calasopa for
1 divorce, has made a motion to Judge
De Bolt to allow her $50 for attorney
fees.
A divorce was granted by Judge De
Bolt this morning to Mary Ward from
Livesey de L. Ward, on the grounds
4 of failure to provide. The matter
was presented by Frank Thompson,
attorney for Mrs. Ward, and was
quickly disposal of the evidence sub
| mitted being conclusive proof of the
allegations in the libel. Both parties
are well known residents of the city
Forfeiture of the bail money of 90
defendants, parties in the long drawn
out All Sing gambling case, was yester-
day ordered by Judge Robinson. Two
of the original 6S are serving sentences
in the county prison, and has been
brought in the name of former sheriff,
A. M. Brown to collect the bail money
/ from the bondsmen Of the others-$25
l and 81 costs each, OF $1716 in all.
The Occidental and Oriental steam
, ship cOmpany's liner Persia, Captain
, Dixon, which recently was taken off
the oriental run out of this port, on
the 7th for Portland, Ore, to load
cargo for the far east. After discharg-
l. mig at Hongkong the Persia, which
. was formerly the White Star liner
Coptic, will be laid up for a general
. overhaullng, which will take about
two months. After that the Persia
r will be held in readiness for service
5 as a reserve ship.