Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-05
LICENSE BOARD
HOLDS Meeting
Decides Pantheon Must
Close For Ono
Week

week beginning at closing time to-
morrow night, and Joe Clark found
out that Manager Hertsche OF Young
Hotel, or any other person holding a
liquor license fer that matter, could
refuse him a drink any time he wish.
ed, at the meeting of the license com.
missloners yesterday afternoon.
Silva was called upon at four
o'clock by Chairman Watkins to tell
members of the board of the scrap
which occurred between Ayrcs and
McFadden at the Pantheon ON the
evening Of July 26
He told Of meeting Ayrcs and Prin-
gle on Hotel street and afterward of
the three of them entering the saloon.
McFadden. he said, came in later.
When the trouble started he got be.
tween the two men at once and tried
to stop the fight but Ayres hit Nc
Fadden once over his shoulder after
McFadden had applied u vile epithet
to him.
He kept between the two men but
as soon as he drew away they went
AT n arain.
Ayres was called upon to tell about
the trouble. He said that he met
silva and pringle ON Hotel street and
Silva twitted him of voting without
beinp Registered He was Registered
and had voted twice no said. Silva
had tho list of voters I'm the first of
the fourth and thew went into the
Pantheon On no couId see ~ HIS name
waa really nm tho ust wben ,bev
came in front of the bar McFadden
was standing there and ioshed Ayres
ahou, voting for nrobIbition usinp In.
smiling Language Ayres ,oId him In
sbu, his moutb and Mctradden said
coma ahead and do a. Win thu,
the arbt started and was continued
with UoIne pItchinp I'm and finally
landing IN tho smaI, room with, Avres
IN n corner aud the other two men
heating him mn while the crowd look.
cd an nolIceman finally came I'm
and with silva STONED the trouble
Avres story differed materially from
s,Iva's and no was asked ~ the "a.
loon man had tried IN stop tho frh,
nj the beginning Ayres said that
he had not. That he had tried to null
him (Ayres, of nv pullInghim back
ward once.
Silva was asked why he had Nc.
Fadden around his Mace and he said
that he had ordered him out several
times and didn't want him there
Ar tho conclusion of Ayres story
and n few ouestions mt 10 both the
men the board went into executive
session and AT the end of fifteen min,
utes Chairman Watkins read the dc
cIsion of the hoard 10 Silva. AS fol
lows.
"Mr Silva n IL the decision of this
hoard that your license be susuended
for the term of one week from Satur
doy August & for allowing a fight tC
toko nlace on your premises and MOI
taxing nroner stems TO stop the same
on tho evening Of July 20. 1910. ant
the hoard further finds that YOUR ga
loon has not been conducted I'm al
orderly manner I'm the past"
After reading the decision Watkin,
told Silva. that his Mace and tn,
street In front of Il was not up I,
the standard II should be. and tina
when he reopened he must conduc
a better Mace. He was coming nj
for permission to change his iocatio.
in a few weeks and his conduct II
the meantime would have a great dea
TO do with the action of the boar,
when his application came up for con
alteration.
Joe Clark a chauffeur, IN his com
plaInt against Manager Hertsche of III,
Young Hotel alleged that he and hi
communion were sober and respect
fully dressed" when they called TO
drinks nj the 6ftb floor buffet of III,
hotel THAT the drinks were on tn,