The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-06-25
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avoid its obvious duty of determining
what restaurants should and which
should not have the privileges. He
accused Inspector Fennell of having for
months tried to work up case against
AL. Thurlow, of the Royal Cafe in or
der to have the privileges taken away
from him, using spies and other means
of finding fault.
els the board going to decide that
all hotels are good and all restaurants
bad9" he asked. els the board going
to neglect its obvious duty of dis
tinguishing between good and bad
restaurants7 Are you going to say that
the man with good coat can go to
the Alexander Young Hotel and have
drink on Sunday and the sailor, who
has not the entree of the Young, can
not get drink at all3 This will be
going back to the conditions which
prevailed six years ago, when one had
to go to the beach resorts and by sub
terfuge get his drinks. 1t is not fair
to deprive the Kakaako man of
privileges granted the man at Waikiki.
The Union Grill has been established
lot Ine past n1lccH Nedio anu ~ Ohc
has complained against it. Are you
going to shut up that institution and
give a monopoly to the Alexander
Young Hotel"
Mr.. Peters appeared primarily for
the Royal Cafe and urged. the granting
of the privileges to that place. He
pointed out that there were transports
| often here on Sundays, the men from
which, if they could not get drinks
down town would scatter all over town
into Kakaako, Kalihi and on Punch
bowl. ''Then you will have a condi
ton worse than simply drink selling
Then You will have a condition which
the police will not be able to cope with
The sailors will frequent blind pigs
will consort with the Illicit liquor sell
ers and such. What will the conss
quences be4 You must meet the con
ditions as you find them and not shirl
your responsibility"
Judge Edings spoke on behalf of the
Union Grill management, pointing out
how the management of that place hat
run always a quiet place, well within
the law. He dwelt on the fact thai
on several occasions the Grill manage
ment had closed their doors when Their,
was danger of disturbances through
the sale of drink, although such action
on their part meant the loss of con
siderable money
"The Union Grill has not onl,
obeyed the letter of the law, but tn,
spirit of the law" he said. 9Th,
managers should not be forced to fore
go the privileges they have respected
simply because others have, abuse,
these privileges. The law virtual,
guarantees to the ones obeying it tn
protection of the law in these rights
1t would be most unfair to depriv
the Union Grill of their privileges
The zeal shown by them deserves con
sideration from this Board''
Licenses Dealt With.
The Board considered twenty. eigh
applications for renewals during tn
day, refusing two, granting four i
abridged ways, granting eighteen a
!. applied for and deferring considerable
on four.
J The applications granted are: Isaa
, Cockett, Kalihi saloon; +. p. johnson
! wholesale, Honouliuli; Hoffschlaeger
to.t WuOlthhle, OeuItIe brewing CON
pany, wholesale; A. Rosa, ct. al, Wig
! wan saloon; NJ. Nakamura, wholesal,
Kahuku; Macfarlane & Co., wholesale
: Lishman & Day, Old Corner saloon
Gonsalves & Co., Wholesale; C. j. Nj
earthly, Criterion saloon; S. l. Shaw
: Merchants Exchange; Yamasaki, Wa
amaze saloon; p. +. Ryan, Oecidents
saloon; l.. Warren, Encore saloon; .
T, Seully, Fashion saloon; s. Nekemot'
wholesale, Aiea; Charles Lamber
orpheum salooni s. Koiima, wholesal,
: Granted restaurant licenses. withor
special privileges, Union Grill, Royi
Cafe, Mrs. Klemme aud Sunouchi.
Applications refused; s, Ushijimi
Sunrise saloon, aud X. Tanaka, Who'll,
/ sale, honolulu.
Applications deferred until Monday
. j, A. Medeiros, wholesale. Waialuai i
shlngematsu, Waiapu salooni WAIKIKI
) Inn, aud Seaside Hotel,
special license for July 4 wa
granted the A Patria society, for Pea
4 HaTbnT,