Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-09

Captain CT Detectives MeDuffie did
a big days work at Pearl Harbor Sat
urday afternoon. He went to Water
town to investigate report that s..
Abe, Japanese, had been slashed with
q knife held by K Kimura McDuffie
entered one of the bunk houses at
and while there he heard dice being
rolled in neighboring canvas bunk
house.
So when the detective chief had
finished with the cutting case he en-
tered the bunk house from whence the
sound OF rolling dice came. There he
found 10 Japanese squatting on the
floor playing s7-f1." At sight of Nc
Duffie they scattered in all directions
The chief took up the chase and sue
ceeded in running down three Of the
crap shooters They gave the names
of Yonoshige, Semoboko and Sakamo-
to- In making their escape the Japa-
nese tripped over small baby and
gashed IT'S head. They did not stop
to aid the infant but kept right on
going south, north, east and west.
When McDuffie had broken up this
camp he proceeded to the railroad sta
ton at Puuloa where he came across
Ralph Mcdonald, wanted on charges
OF embezzlement So he brought him
along to keep the dice-rollers com.
pany.
Thirteen Chinese were running In
all directions through duck ponds and
lagoons at Waikiki when Detectives
Kellett, Kalana, Akui and Apana dis.
covered them playing the aMelican"
game of draw poker. Poker is faster
game than che-fa to those 13, but how
Is men can ..sit In" at one game OF
poker is a mystery which only the
evidence can solve. The detectives
gave chase and after wading through
mud and water for several minutes,
the entire bunch was rounded up and
taken to police headquarters. In dis.
trict court today several pleaded guilty
and were fined IS each and the remain
der OF the 10 forfeited ball in the sum
of $40 each:
Nine Japanese played Til" in g.
house on Kukui street between Nuu-
anu and River streets yesterday and
Captain of Detectives McDuffie and
SQUAD OF sleuths rounded up the bunch.
In police court today they plead guilty
and were fined So each.
With the aid of an informer. marked
money and two lottery tickets, Cap
tain of Detectives McDuffie's men this
noon arrested Charles Akoni for as
sisting and maintaining chefa bank
In King street shoe store, and All
Tong for having a ticket in his pos
session.
Joe Hao and George Kaeha were
shooting craps at Queen and South
streets last night when Detectives
Swift. Kellett, Silva. Apana and Akui
on the scene. Hao and Kae-
ha we're taken to jail.
According to the charges FLED
against him, Alfred Ferreira represent
ed himself along the waterfront to
be the chief engineer of the tug Pa
renta at Hilo and he Is said to have
hired several men as oilers on the |
tug at SOS q month He also is said |
to have collected SO and $3.50 from
different ones as medical examina-
ton fees. The men were to meet him
on Friday night in front of the Moose
han but Ferreira didn't show up. The
latter Is said to have promised trans
portation to HiIo and an easy job.
Andrew Long, Jack A. Brit, John
Comes and Manuel Romao are some
81 these who swore to complaints
charging Ferreira with gross cheat.
Detective Hutton made the arrest
Shinoska was fighting with another
Russian at Camp 2 on Vineyard street
Sunday, according to police REPORTS
and a.. Nagoski and another Russian
named Clanchoop stepped In as peace
mal.ers.
Nagoskf said Shinoska made pass
Ii him so Nagoski said he hit Shin0s-
xa. whereupon he said the latter cut
his face above the eye with B pocket
Knife. Officer Sizemore interyened
sbout that time and stopped the
lighting.
8. Ito and several other Japanese
we're attempting to repair an auto
.ruck at Vineyard and Nuuanu streets
Saturday night when Ito decided TO
ret a lamp to throw some light on the 4
subject. He did and gasoline can
nearby exploded and now Ito has his /
hands in bandages.
A Hawaiian staggered across Queen |
street near Nuuanu yesterday, and as
lie walked he held bottle Of the
'tuff "wot's red TO his lips. Just AZ
n auto came aIong he staggered back
ward and was struck from the rear, f
tut not badly injured.
James Terry 81 the Pearl Harbor
lrydock was beaten near the corner
il Hotel and Nunanu streets Saturday
light, and later It was reported 10
captain Baker that James P. cqrr1p