The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-07-21

From Wed neaday Adysr.iaerl

MS once IN Washington. The picture
was given to him by the Hilo Board
of Trade. hi %,tfh
Il The report Of the Associated Char.
tiles, compiled by Manager +. T..
Brooks. shows that the association
cared for 1870 families during June.
Money relief reached &616.60. ...
The promotion committee has learned
that Reed Smooth, Utah senator, is
going TO boost for Pineapple Day for
all he Is worth. Governor Holcomb of
Connecticut is going to do the same.
Many Japanese students from schools
outside Of the city are making study
of the conditions here and combining
amusement and work. One party Of
seven reached here recently from the
Wainnae school. VII. ...5sa
H, A. Jackson Of the Great Northern
Pacific Steamship Company has writ
ten 10 the promotion committee for ad.
ditional information on the Islnnds to
be used in a tremendous advertising
campaign he Is planning for the fall.
AT a meeting OF the Holy Ghost SO.
'iety Of the Holy Trinity these officers
were elected; Frank NJ Alimeda,
president; Joseph Botelho, vice .presi.
Sent; Frank Aniaz. secretary; John f..
Goes, treasurer; Marino Faria, director.
* Leo, Jan and Mischief Charniaysky,
the well known musical trio, who
charmed the music lovers of Hawaii
some time ago, are coming back in
November for a short stay. They win
visit Hilo and Waikiki, and leave here
on November IL. ..
James A. Thompson, clerk Of the su.
creme court, announced last evening
hat already he had distributed fifty
copies of Territorial Secretary Wade
Warren Thayer's digest Of the Laws
of Hawaii. The work is selling for
seven dollars and a half copy.
D.. (From Thursday Advertiser)
japanese officials are interesting
themselves in the plan for Pan,Paci-
fc exhibition hero. A.. ...Et d.
Mrs. b. Il. Ely has been nominated to
be postmistress at Fort Shafter, accord.
ing to information received here.
Charles John Peterson has institut.
ed a suit for divorce from Isabella Pc
terson. He charges her with desertion.
H. G, Brown and Mrs. Brown, former
teachers at Wainiea, Kauai, are to APP
pear before the school commissioner,
at a meeting called for July 81.
Judge whitney granted decree of
divorce yesterday to william d 'Es-
mond from Mary DESMOND on the
ground Of cruelty.
A suit for divorce has been fled by
Annie Kumukau against John Kumu-
'kau. The libel alleges cruelty as o
grounds for the divorce. ...
Henry Wilson and r. +. Morehead
entered plea of not guilty yesterday
before Judge Ashford. They are in
dicted for first degree larceny.
The tax collector has begun seizing
motorcycles and automobiles upon
which the tax Of one cent a pound has
net been paid. bicycles must pay
tax of one dollaf and ten cents,
Seven more Filipinos have fled their
application for citizenship this week
IN the federal court. Joseph Phillips
Lord filed his first papers for citizen.
ship yesterday. He is from Canada.
a second application for an addition.
pl clerk in the federal court has been
made by Judge Clemens, who asks he
department. of justice to reconsider its
decision on the first application. He
points out that increase of work in the
court makes an additional clerk necas.
sary.
- (From Friday Adrertiser)
Miss Ruth SOper was q passenger in
the Mauna Kea last Wednesday on q
visit to the outside islands.
Mrs. George Duncan of Olaa Planta.
ton is at the Pacific Sanatorium where
she has undergone a light operation.
Ray B. RietOw, deputy clerk of the
federal court, is now on vacation and
expects to return to his duties the first
of August
Mrs. Fred H. Iaukea of 1910 Pahoa
avenue, Kaimuki, who has recovered
from her recent illness, has returned to
her home.
c. Z. Brown Of Silva's Toggery has
gone to join Mrs. Brown at Osborne,
New Zealand. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown ex.
pect TO return to Honolulu in Septem.
Der.
Miss Thelma Wicke, who was recent
ly appointed assistant for the recrea.
tion camp of the Y. W. c. A.. has al.
ready taken up her work in the new
field.
Edward J. Smith, promoter Of the
Hilo Gas Company, has been in the
city the past few days in the interests
Of the new Big Island public utility
concern.
Attorney Enos Vincent, Portuguese
yice-consul at Waikiki, Maui, returned
/ IN the Mauna Kea last Wed nesday to
his Valley Island home, after spending
q few days in Honolulu.
David Wilson, inspector of schools
Of British Columbia, Canada, who spent
the past three months in the islands
TO benefit his health, will return in the
Makura leaving this afternoon.
Raymond A. Drummond, the Ham
member of the Maui board Of super
Visors, is in the city on a visit, and
may return in the ClaudiBe this after,
noon to his Valley Island home.
o. T. Shipman, the Big Island tar
assessor, who recently attended the
Democratic national convention ut st.
Louis, Missouri, returned in the Mat.
sonia last night to his home in Hilo.
Rev. Amos A. Ebers0le. associate
minister of Central Union Church, nc,
companied by Mrs. Ebersole. left III
the Matsonia last night for Hilo. Mr.
and Mrs. Ebersole will remain a month