Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-04
CONVERT Tunnel
RAILROAD INTO
AMMAN

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| Capt A. Amman, the Hill liner
Great Northern's big commander,
turned explorer yesterday, and with
the hslp of Contracting Engineer J0r-
gen Jorgensen of the Waiahole Water
Project, discoVeied an ancient burial
cave in the hills back of Honolulu
Plantation in which ,W1re seven koa
wood coffins, each containing the
skeleton of chieftain. =
THAT cave could be made one of
the biggest tourist attractions of Ho-
noIulu," declares Capt. Amman today.
The railroad leading up to the water
tunnel goes within a stones throw of
the cave After it has served its pur-
oose as railway, the right Of way
could and should be converted into a
boulevard Honolulu should not ne
slect this, as the trip to the cave, fol.
lowing the tunnel railway, has some
of the loyeliest scenery and sweetest
aowers have ever seen. The view
and vegetation are wonderful"
Capt. Amman told Director A. p.
Taylor of the Promotion Committee. Of,
his visit to the cave, and said a Con-
certed effort should be- put forth to
make this region easily accessible TO
tourists.
in the Catholic cathedral tomorrow,
Rev. Father Stephen ]. Alencastre Of
ficiating. .a.l.. g.
The American-Hawaiian steamer
Texan will sail from Port Allen for
San Francisco direct, April IL, taking
sugar to the coast.
u. S. Postal Agent DarTach of
Shanghai is a through passenger on
the u. S. army transport Thomas, sail
ing at 5 this afternoon from Pier 10
for San Francisco.
There will be a hearing on Thurs
day morning in the supreme court in
the case of Maka Wikoie, petitioning
for writ Of habeas corpus for one
All Fon, alias All Fan. The case was
appealed from the first circuit court.
Police officer F. w. Weed arrested
josephine Cambria and Manuel Cabral
shortly after noon today for trying to
settle an argument by force. They
VIII be arraigned tomorrow before
Police Judge j. NJ. Monsarrat.
Two men charged with being under
the influence of intoxicating liquor
were arrested at I p. m, today: John
Pollitz was arrested by Policeman S.
Napuli, and a Hawaiian named Kalo-
be by Bicycle Officer j. Huihui.
Three big IA caliber Colt auto
matte reyolyers have been received
from the department of justice by the
local marshars Office for use, when
necessary, by Marshal ]. ]. Smiddy
and his deputies, Albert Harris and
Otto Heine. -. ~
Since the filing of Federal Judge
Charles F. Clemons' decision holding
that Filipinos are entitled to American
citizenship, no declarations of inten-
tion to become citizens or petitions for
citizenship have been entered by ma
tives of the Philippines.
Governor Pinkham is going to visit
Maui. He expects to return from
Kauai and his investigation of the
homesteaders' troubles there on Thurs
day the thirteenth. The week follow
ing he will leave for Waimea, Maui
He would not say yesterday exactly
why he is going.
The entire block of 10 chefa gam
bling cases in which Officer Jesse
Gray of Wahiawa was involved was
postponed until April by Police
Judge ]. NJ. Monsarrat this morning.
These are the Wahiawa cases in
which Chinese, Japanese, Koreans and
Filipfnos are included and were down
on the police court calendar as Nos. 5
to Is. =. >.e.. :..~.. "
Two rent service chauffeurs, their
passengers and several police officers,
IN addition to the prosecuting attor-
ney, Charles F. Chillingworth, and At
torney W.. J. Sheldon. were the fig |
ures IN a long -dfawn-out case lasting |
an hour and three quarters this morn |
inc I'm which tho nolipo paQistrafp q |