The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-05

A. II. Along, health ...... 40
w. T.. Drake, lands. ..... 100
J.. Nj Mcmahon, finance. 100
T. Cockett, agriculture. 49,. 100
l.. A. Achiu, education. ..... 700
d. w. Douthitt, health 49,. 100
The Total paid day to the ninete".:
clerks and attaches Of the hO2'c
amounts to $l41.l8 2,3 which, added 10
the 5000 drawn a day by the thi':N
members of the house makes a da!r
grand total of $44l.16 90, or 500, 90
for the sixty-day session..
so was Kupihea. He was drinking with
us. He told us one.half of the cottage
WIS his. The witness admitted that
no had been convicted on n statutory
charge in connection with Rose John,
son, Kupihea 8 niece.
Sagacious Mr.. Crawford
"Could the other girls saw you
handle the money to Kupihea2 2" saga,
ciously asked Member w. II. Crawford,
adopting n cross-examination air and
tone. The witness said the money had
been turned over in view of all present.
Oldham when questioned by Represen
alive RawIins stated that Kupihea war
present at the luau, that he partook of
he feast, eating and drinking. Oldham
further stated that the girls were pres
ent, that the crowd made themselves
familiar with the girls in Kumhea 3
presence and that the latter made no
protest.
Under ross-examihation by Lorrin
al. l..
to the Kupihea place three or four
times per week, generally for the pur.
pose of getting drunk.
Bradbook,s Sorry Tallies
Bradbrook among other things stated
hat he attended a uau Christmas time
hat Kupihea, his wife and two daugh.
ters and Mrs. Johnson and daughter
we're present. According to Bradbrook
,e paid Kupihea $I2 for the food sup.
,iies at the feast and in addition
sought forty gallons of wine and other
liquor, which he had purchased at Love
10Y 8. There were seven in his party,
Ie said. Further questioning brought
nut the fact that the luau lasted four
days. .,
little Eva's Story Of Wrong
Eva, Kulihca 5 fourteen year old
laughter, was the next and last witness
If the day. She had known the sol.
Tiers since November, she said, while
she was living with her father, who haG
invited them to come to his house T.
have IA good time. In regard as to
what house she meant there was some
lOubt, II being admitted later that the
detached cottage was the one meant.
| The father was at his sister home, N,
though they do not speak, the little girl
said. The soldiers, the father, her
| 3elf, little sister, cousin and everybody
Else were there to have good time
md they had it, too.
| This was the first time, said the wit
ness, and she and BradbrOOk sat out Oh
he porch alone for an hour and q hall
while the father and the others were II
he housP-drinking and dancing. Al
o the key the girl said that she haC
seen her father give it to one of the
is0ldiers the night after their porch
| hitting out. This was ON Thanksgiving
| night. She next corrected herself anC
AID that kupihra had given the key
o her stcpbrOthrr to hand it to tht
soldiers. She never saw any gambling
II saw my father lots of times in
the room drinking with the soldiers
md they got drunk, said the littl'
| Il !, speaking direct and in goot
English. She received $3.50 at ont
time from l'radbOUk, she said, to buy
shoes, because her father did not Civ
her any clothing and shoe gear. r..
80 don y live in my fafhaP a hnuaI
berause he sent me out Of the hOus'
at Christmas time,' little Eva said
She then admitted that he had sent he
away because she did not obey him
Money was given to the girls at othe
times by the soldiers, Eva claimed. Sh
had gone 10 Muamalua with them, bu
never to the moving picture shows
Eva claimed that she did not know i
her father knew what was going Oh
with the soldiers.
Lorrin Andrew s attempts TO 90 int
the muck Of the criminal charge wer
ruled out by order Of Chairman Raw
'iI =, who claimed that that feature o
the case was dealt with by the eour
amt that the committee was not sittin
there as court trying the soldiers;
was only carrying out the request mad
in the kupihea resolution for an inyes
tipation Of the remarks made from tn
beach by Judge Ashford in regard t
tn" member = reputation, character, dc
ceIcy ana morality.
Now that tho two soldiers have bee
arr ested on another charge, it is likel
th"t the territorial grand jury will &
de, per than ever into the whole terri
bic state of affairs