The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-08-17

AFTER further consideration ana
investigation have concluded that
probably the wi5ost course for me
to pursue would be to make no
change in your court. Would you
accept reappointment, II offerod2
Gable answer quick. Gable re-
ccived yesterday morning from At
torney General Gregory by Judge
William l.. Whitney, of tho second
division Of the first court.
A simple "Yes''' was Judge Whit,
ney reply to the query yesterday
whether he would accept reappoint
ment. That his appointment by the
President will be announced tomorrow
at the latest; is fully believed. 1t is
also belived here that Judge Matthew,
man o. West hawaii and Judge Par,
sons of East Hawaii received identical
messages yesterday. from the attorney
general and that their answers in reply
were similar TO that of Judge Whitney
Az ton Forecast In Advertiser
: That Judge Whitney would be reap
pointed was forecast yesterday in The
Advertiser when it also stated that
Judge Matthewman was certain of re
appointment and that the same was be
lieyCd to hold true in the case 81
Judge Parsons.
The reasons that, held good in the
casn of the reaPpointment of Chiei
"us'lcc kObertSon oil the supreme court
announced IN me Advertiser yester'
gay, no doubt held so IN the case OF
'"nSe Whlthey. ms standing as man
anu Judge; ms well Known integrity
ana interest ms work, particularly
IN t.at connected with the Juvenile
court, winch ne initiated and developed
mere sWayed tine attorney general mai
~ IN ms favor. "a ~ 10 o. .
1Nuge Whlthey 3 commission expired
two years, ana SIX months ago and ne
mas neen acting since owing to the
la!inre OF washington TO elther, reap.
Polnt nun or ms successor. ihere wlll
DE no successor, lor the next -FOUR years,
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u'oro W " '"' NJ" S"u 'ney
l'"" MIS- "hltney Felt
Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Dowsett and sew.
eral other women, who give time and
thought to juvenile work, were in
Judge Ashford 8 chambers at the hear,
ing Of some delinquent cases, Judge
Ashford having been handling this
work since Judge Whitney went to San
E"anrir"n some weeks ago, when Clerk
MarcalIiaO walked into the room and
handed Mrs. Whitney n foIdad cable
m s"aTe 81" read il, while all looked
or. Then she shook hands with Clerk
Marcallino.
"G"od news, ism t itf'' asked Judge
" . ","I"' ,, ,
o" n"'' reP,ied Marcalllno.
HdeI n'rn'H 70 De reappointed'
'unS w., hshlofu fieasea
"e't was h,e'lSe" look In Judge
"S"f"rd l"dlrlh' race.
h. say her'' let B read the CABLE