The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-13
BREVTTIESl
(From "wednesday Advertiser.

The April term Of the federal court
has commented.
Judge Vaughan yesterday approved
the quarterly accounts Of United
states Commissioner George Curry.
X. A. Tanaka, a chauffeur, was ar
rested last night and charged with
violating section Of the traffic or.
dinanee. M ' .
s. T. BARLEY, representative Aof
Folger and Company Of San Francisco,
left for the Coast, after an extended
business trip to the Islands. ....:
A bill was introduced in the board
of supervisors last night by Hollinger
extending the fire limits. The bounds
have not yet been exactly defined.
At recent meeting of the Fort
Bragg California Lodge No. $50, l. O.
o. f., resolutions of regret in the death
Of John J. Devereaux, well known here,
we're unanimously adopted. -. ..a....
Joe A. Fin, Jack Peterson, Kuma,
! Matsunaoto, Y0komitsu, 0kafuji, Shige,
mura, Shegehara, Morita, X. Miyoshi
I and =. Shimamura were arrested last
night and charged with gambling
/ The applications Of Solomon w, Kaa.
hakiule and Dan Kelii for appointment
as janitors at Kalihi-kai and KahuRa
Schools respectively, was approved by
the board Of supervisors last night Il.
T.. Pelene and Joseph Kahawaii who
formerly held the positions have re.
signed. -. Et,.l
In the federal court yesterday morn.
ing a petition for a writ of habeas
corpus was fled on behalf of Mikio
Ueda, and Judge Vaughan issued an
order on r. l.. Halsey, inspector of
immigration, returnable April IS at two
clock in the afternoon, to show cause.
Mikio Ueda is Japanese whom IL Is
proposed to deport.
The county attorney reported to the
board of supervisors last night that
the legality Of the relocation of an al
leyway in Manoa Valley, adjoining the
premises of Bertram Won Damn, was
closed as far as the board was con
eerned, they being within their rights.
On the motion of Supervisor Arnold
the attorneys report was referred to
the road committee in order that the
people of Maunaloa may be advised of
the decision. d..
(From Thursday Advertiser)
The fire department last night re.
ceived call from Fort and King
Streets. 1t was found to be false
alarm. " ..'
According to the police records Man
uel Raymond, and John Dae alias John
Kelii were arrested yesterday on a
charge of assault and battery. & .s..
The Extension Committee Of the
Young Women's Christian Association
has issued cards to the women members
of the normal schoolffaeulty for Fri
day afternoon at the home of the chair
man Of the committee, Mrs. Arthur l..
Andrews. The work of the associa-
tion among the normal school girls will
be discussed over the teaeups. ID b.,
In recounting his impressions of the
Hawaiian Islands, at q recent meeting
Of the Commercial Club, Richmond, In
diana, William Dudley Foulke, made
reference to the almost defenseless con-
ditions Of the Islands from military
point of view. "The government is
now carrying out an elaborate system
of Notifications, but by no means ade-
quate to the Importance of the Islands
when the strategic value of the posi-
ton is taken into consideration, he
said. IT. ...,r .l.@ .. ~,.
4. [Ffom Friday ,Advertiser) T., ~.
DR.. George b. Shattuck, professor of
geography and geology at Vassar Col
lege, has completed series Of moving
picture films of the factory and sales
department of George J. Birkel Com
pany, devoted to the manufacture and
distribution of Hawaiian ukuleles. +
The Y. M. G. A. board of directors
will meet today at two-thirty O'Clock.
Secretaries McCarl and Horn of the
army and navy department of the in
ternational committee will be special
guests of the local board today. Presi.
dent Anterior will be in charge of
the meeting Do. - ....'.
A very successful smoker and enter
tainment was given last night by the
local order of Eagles in their aerie at
Lusitana Hall. A very enjoyable en-
tertainment was provided and the com
forts of the inner man were amply
| provided. A large number of Eagles
and their friends were present and the
entertainment was voted one of the
best ever given by this popular order
| The geological formation of the island
as seen from the slopes of Punchbowl
will be the subject studied by the Sat
urday afternoon outing party of the
Young Women's Christian Association
| this week. The instruction will be
given by Wilbur J. MacNeill of the
Punahou Academy faculty. All those
Interested in a Saturday afternoon
"hike" accompanied by some scien
tifc information are invited to register
today and to meet at the Y. w. @. A.
tomorrow at two clock.
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