The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-05-28

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for tho fifteen dollars If you talked like
that
Z" Antoine Joseph was nearby when I
said that. The soldiers were swearing
and using bsd language at US, fifteen
minutes before ] said about joining the
army just for fifteen dollars. Gunderson
went In and called an army oficer, and
the army officer came out and the sol
diers went to the army officer and they
said something, but ! was far away.
The soldiers asked for my number
and j told them the number. The Off
Ger told the boys to leave the grounds
and obey orders, because he could not
do anything. They started out and
little. ways OF they started swearing
again, then the officer came the second
time, then they went out on the street.
When they got on the street they
blocked up the whole street. told
them to keep on one side and l rode
one way and then back again, making
q passageway through the crowd. ar
Rode No One Down rs s4---sa... IL
isThis was on the main road. /
never touched one soldier, and my horse
didn I run one soldier down. While 1
was doing this my horse did not at any
time do anyone any injury. After ]
had returned / turned around and the
soldiers again had come out into the
road. blocking the road again, so / or.
dered them again to clear the street, to
get back, and they said Get of your
horse, there will be nothing left Of
YOU "..'' 81 49,
a'.I told them get back, and I rode
In towards them. started to ride to.
wards them with my horse and then
they hacked up, and IL was then that
some one fred a bottle at'me. {
Gas was riding along. sideways,
could see this man Pike raising his hand
and throw the bottle at me. l had q
chance to get at him, but Officer Trip
and provost guard grabbed Pike. Pike
said to the provost guard, What viii
{ get for thisf The provost guard said
I don t know Pike then said j have
already served six months and can
do this again SO long as they don't
starve me- = ~.
Later two of them came into the
public bath grounds, picked up bottles
and went out into Kapiolani Park. A
man working for the Hawsiian Electric
Company informed me that he was GO
ing to turn the lights OF, so ] spoke to
Mayor Lane who was coming towards
his car, about it. ] said The boy is
going to put the lights out. l don I
see any sense in us staying with the
lights out ...Eaas
Lanes Later Orders
mayor Lane told the boy not to turn
the lights of. After the luau was over,
Mayor Lane came out and said: Watch
out no one takes any dishes away, but
they can take anything they. want to
eat. but not the dishes" @
t'"Before this time, and after this,
the soldiers had gone into the grounds
nicked up bottles and went into Kapio-
lani Park. At the time that Mayor
Lane was standing alongside of his car.
his brother-in-law Kia, came towards
him and said to him, I saw couple of
soldiers picking up bottles.
"Mayor Lane told his brother-i -laF
to shut up and mind his business and to
20 to bed and leave il to the men with
the eagle to take care.
Mayor Lane said: You fellows keer
all the soldiers out Of here and should
they come in here, again, arrest them. ,
HWhen these remarks were made lW
Mayor Lane, Antoine Joseph and Officer
Moranha were present. At the time
these men were on the grass lawn near
the Aquarium grounds, two dogs came
onto the center Of the lawn of the pub.
lie bath grounds, and it was at that
time Ssome of the soldiers said; Come
out here, you. ....; dogs have more
privileges than us; get those dogs out.
This was said to us.