The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mckenzie Gordon, the tenor singer,
arrived in the Siberia.
-Red Cross Nurse a comedy-melo-
drama, at the Orpheum tonight.
Will Garden returned from the Uni
versity of California on the Siberia
yesterday.
w. p. Hopkins, a member of the San
Francisco Bohemian Club, is visiting
Honolulu.
Honolulu Lodge No. GIG, B. P. o. E..
will hold a regular meeting this even
ing at 7:30
The Honolulu Scottish Thistle Club
will have a social instead of bust
ness meeting tonight.
E. J. Lord has received the contract
for fifty loads of earth to fill ins spaSss
en- thu Capitol grounds.
There will be work in the Golden
Rule degree at Polynesian Encamp.
ment, at I. O. O. F. Hall tonight.
Sinclair and Aylmer, sons of Aubrey
Robinson of Makaweli, returned from
school on the mainland in the Siberia.
There will be a drill in K. of P. Hall
Sunday afternoon, at p. M, for the
Pythian Sisters. All are requested to
attend.
B. FL Dillingham; ard H. G.. DilNng-
ham of Honolulu, We're registered at
the ST. Francis Hotel, San Francisce,
on the 7th.
Subscribers to the Mackenzie Gordon
song recital are requested to call for
their tickets, at Wall, Nichols Co., at
nine o'clock this morning.
The symphony Orchestra will not
rehears, tonight. The next rehearsal
will be at its new quarters, corner
Beretania and Miller streets, on Fri
day, June Z.
The executive meeting of Central
Union Christian Endeavor Society will
be held Saturday evening, May Is, at
the home of Miss May Patty instead of
Miss Yarrow's home.
John S. Clark, at one time with Hob
ron Drug Co., and later with Benson,
Smith & Co., returned on the Siberia
| yesterday and will fill a responsible
position with the HOLSTER Drug CO.
Kuichi Yanagi has been arrested by
the Federal authorities for perjury in
swearing that his wife had gone to
Japan when she was living with an
other man ar Aiea. The woman was
| previously arrested for her offense and
! claimed she had been divorced from
| Yanagi in Japan.
Mackenzie Gordon, the noted tenor,
arrived in the Siberia yesterday morn
| ing. Mr.. Gordon spent the day seeing
| the sights in an automobile and is
very enthusiastic over the charms OF
/ r1Y,e ana N
| to giving his song recital next Thurs
| day evening.
| Miss Lishman has received letter
from her brother Percy, stating that
| he was improving rapidly. He ex-
| pc cted to be out of the hospital by the
/ time the letter was received here. EV-
erybody was very kind to him. He
! would go east as soon as he left the
hospital.
/ Work on the home for healthy boys
of leprous parents, for which the Leg
islature appropriated $4,000, will soor
begin President Pinkham says it VII
be in Wain1e1 district, Hawaii, ane
there will be fifty boys to enter i
| when it is ready for occupancy. The
! boys will be brought up to farming.
Sheriff Iaukea dismissed Sergeant
| Kanae from the police force Tor nav
ing, while on a spree Wednesday night
4 taken three hackmen from the Betne
street stand to the station, where M
left them to pursue his debaueh in Pa
/ lama Before he was pulled in himself
he had lost his badge. The pretext FOL
the hackmen's arrest was charge o.
i leaving their horses united.
The wife of E. E. Hingley, foreman
at the Honolulu Planning Mills, died a.
the Queens Hospital after an opera
ton yesterday. She leaves with mel
husband two daughters of seventeen
and nine years respectively and a son
E. E. Hingley Jr., who is employed
lin the Honolulu Iron Works. The fu
neral will be held at 10 o'clock thu
morning from the house, 1853 Lflins
street.
"Zoroastrianism, or F'ireWorsnip.
. will be the main topic of Mr.. Knudsen
lecture tonight. Two other religions
the Sikh and Jain, viii also recelv
brief mention. This will cover the 81
religions in the field of the present ols
cussion. Next Friday, May "a, unde
the title of christianity" Mr.. knud
sen will sum up the essential vefltle
: thar bind the various faiths into on
| oor,,1,o,, force for the uplifting or nu