The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-04-27
BREVTTTES


(From Wednesday Adveftiser
i On q charge Of having received
stolen goods, 7. }. Mix was arrested
last night.
Ben Neibere was taken to police
headquarters last night and held for
safe,keeping.
| J. Ashmnn Beaver, manager Of the
American Hawaiian Paper Company,
announced his candidacy yesterday as
supervisor on the Republican ticket.
News wus received here yesterday
Of the death IA New York CITY on
April Of Marjorie Janet, the eight
year.old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Erie Battelle, formerly Of this city.
Two successful gambling raids were
carried ont last night The first VIC
Tins TO fan gave their names as All
Wal, Cheon Buck and Charles Akana
The names given BY those caught in
the second raid were r. p. Kahapea,
M. Kahapea, Joseph Kalco, ID. Kapu,
Joseph Palenapa, Dan Keola and Chun
Hing. Atf ss
To be used in the battle against the
outbreak Of anthrax on the island Of
Kauai, two hundred doses Of vaccine
which have been received from San
Francisco are being at once despatched
to the Garden Island II is the opinion
in well-informed circles that this
prompt action viii aid greatly in
stamping out the disease.
Miss Helen +. Barnes. general seere.
tary Of the X. w. Q. A. in Australia
will shortly be the guest Of the local
association and Of its president, Mrs.
W. n: Frear She has record of much
useful service in the organization, has
been a secretary In Ohio and West Vir.
ginia, member Of the national com
mittee and is known as one Of the most
active workers Of the association.
(From Thufsday Advertiser)
All Tong and Secarde were arrested
yesterday, charged with disorderly con
duet.
Moses NJ. Kaleiwohi and c. Piper
were arrested yesterday and held for
Investigation.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
II. Bcges, Of l04S Kali Road, Kalihi,
died yesterday.
The police records show that Manuel
Joaquin was arrested last, night on q
charge Of robbery. e
William Beckman, Vincent Pedro,
Annie Luahiwa and Henry Goyer were
taken. to police headquarters last night
for safe keeping.
Members of the Free Kindergarten
and Childrens' Aid Association are in
vited to attend the opening Of Aala
Park playground Saturday afternoon at
three o'clock, by the superintendent Of
parks and Fairgrounds.
Z Taking as his subject the financial
conditions Of America, d. w. Parry,
representative Of the National City
Bank Of New York, was the principal,
speaker at the Ad Club luncheon held
at the Alexander Young Hotel yester-
day.
Navy divers are now at work in the
slips between Piers Z and recovering
objects thrown overheard from the Ger
man ships when their engine rooms
were being demolished, and going over
the hulls Of the Pomihern and Setos,
now moored at Pier z.
Owing to the fact that the govern
ment has decided to furnish steel to the
fabricators at cost plus ten per cent,
bids for the construction Of twelve hol-
low tile buildings for the Hawaiian
ordnance depot, which were received
yesterday, were not opened. They viii
be opened on May 2
A. w. van valkenburg Of B. F. Dill.
ingham and Company, G. X. All Of the
City Mill Company, and A. s. Prescott
Of the Standard Oil Company, fled
protest with the supervisors Tuesday
night against including Iwilei in the
fire limits as now planned by an ordi-
nance before the board. Their protest
was noted but was not passed upon.
The defensive area about. Honolulu
harbor prescribed by orders of the
navy department which were received
by Capt George R. Clark, of the local
naval district, is stated therein to be as
follows: "Outer limit, arcs Of circle
centers Diamond Head light and Homo
lulu harbor light, radii, nine nautical
miles Inner limit, line across channel
at No. 2 fixed light 2