The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-02-27
BREYITIES
From Saturday VAdvertiser.

i From Saturday Advertiser,
Joe Fragas was fined ten dollars and
costs yesterday morning for disturbing
the quiet Of the night ~
The receipts of the Rapid Transit &
Land Company for Thursday amounted
to 1890, breaking all previous records
for one days takings I. 49,. :
Frank Gnardos was taken TO the
emergency hospital yesterday morning
with his face badly battered. Someone
q, bad hit him, on School street near
/ Frog Lane. ~
The chamber Of commerce has adopt.
cd resolution recommending TO heads
! of government departments that en-.
I Ploycs who take unjust advantage Of
/ the bankruptcy law or are continually
garnisheed for debts be dismissed. 3D..
Motorcycle Officer w. b. Ferry was
, chased by a dog while riding yesterday
afternoon, He tried TO dodge the dog
which ran in front Of the machine, up.
setting IL. Ferry was dragged quite
distance and has badly abrased
knee as result of his fall.
Orders were received at army head.
Quarters yesterday that Capt. George
I Stcunenberg, Twenty-ffth Infantry. has
I been retired on account of disability
He is said to be- afflicted with heart
trouble Capt. Arthur T.. Dalton. See.
ond Infantry, has also been retired for
disability,
Librarian Elizabeth NJ. Richards an.
nounccs that the Library of Hawaii has
been presented with volume entitled
'ln the Kaiser's Capital by Dr. J. F.
Dickie, donated by the author Doctor
and Mrs. Dickie are now visiting Homo.
luln and are stopping al the Royal Ha.
waiian Hotel.
The question of the repeal of the
federal bankruptcy law and the enact.
ment of new law that will initiate
against misuse of bankruptcy rights
will be placed before the Chamber of
Commerce of the United States by the
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce. The
local chamber at Its last meeting voted
to request the national chamber to
take a referendum Of the six hundred
chambers in the. country on the ques-
ton. sysa ...'a.4 .,
-Four Japanese who were injured in
an accident on the Oahu Railway and
Land Company line recently near Wal.
kakalau were witnesses yesterday at
hearing before the public utilities com
mission which is investigating the ae-
cident. A motor truck in which the
japanese were riding was driven across
the railway tracks in. the path of a
train which was backing up. All the
occupants of the truck were thrown out
and injured slightly.
(From Sunday Advertiser.) B..
YOshi and John kama were arrested
on Pier 10 last night by Special Officer
W. Yader, on a charge of violating
wharf regulations by smoking. I
Yesterday arrests included: John
Keliimakuaole, David Maluna, John
Marks, assault and battery; Cal Leon.
ard, Antoine Torres, Investigation;
Manuel S. Rosa Jr., gross cheat; Mrs.
Frazer, supposed insane; H. Mara, heed
less driving; Kalikina and Rapaho,
safe.keeping. L. s. Rosebuck, detention
provost guard, ..ri ,s ND se3--.I .s..
~ p (From Monday Advertiser)
b Five japanese were arrested last
night and charged with gambling, 4
Owing to the illness of Rev. Lincoln
B. Kaumeheiwa, chaplain of the house
VI representatives, new Ednuel N. hb-
maiopili, assistant pastor of Kaumaka-
pill Church, will offer prayer for the
lawmakers at the morning session to-
day. .hu..' .a'r ssnl,tsEa. ,..sts ,itF.
The steamer Mikahala yesterday de-
liyered the following freight from
Maui and Molokai PORTS; Sixteen hun
dred and sixty-fve bags Pioneer sugar,
twenty-five bags bottles, twenty-five
empty kerosene oil barrels, $50 pump
kins, nine cases eggs, eleven crates
chickens, three crates pigs, sixty-fve
hogs, thirty head cattle, 10l sheep, 124
packages sundries. -.E. ".E
Louis Won Tempsky, "the father of
Polo in Hawaii" and his daughter
Armine, arrived from Maui by the
steamer Claudine on Saturday night,
and are leaving by the Manoa on Tues
day for an extensive trip. They ex.
pect to take in the Panama Canal
take it leisurely through the West
Indies and thence to the United States,
taking in the Derby" in Kentucky,
in the spring and New York somewhat
later, returning in about six months.