The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-12-04

Carl J. Haldin was taken to police
Ilheadqunrters hast night and held for
safe keeping.
/. Afdnibntn, n Japanese newsboy, fell
on Queen Street yesterday afternoon
and broke his arm. He was treated ut
tho emergency hospital t! teGst
Proceeds Of the dance given in the
armofy last night under the auspices
Of the Loyal Order OF the Moose will
Me devoted TO Red Cross fund.-.
Bids for a new cottage to be erected
at the Girls Industrial school have
been asked fsr by the board Of public
works'and win be opened December 3.
Snok, a Japanese, was arrested late
yesterday afternoon by Deputy Marshal
silva on a warrant charging him with
selling liquor on the military reserva-
iion az Scho6eld.
'Poai Kamaha, Hawaiian, who was
arrested Thursday night on charge
Of drhhkenness, died at police head
quarters this morning from what is
snid 10 have been alcoholic poisoning.
Six divers Of licensed vehicles were
hooked on the police blotter last night
with violations of the traffic ordinance.
They are: J. NJ. Young. Charles Kerr,
vein aud Harry d. Bell. TE
The Maintenance of prisoners at the
0ahu Jail showed an increase during
the month of November Of exactly 800
over that for October. The expense
Incurred during October was $40 and
during November, 1919.
= A. demurrer sustained by the acting
district magistrate Of Wailuku in the
lease Of Wong Young versus Kun Chong,
Ho Sung, Loo Wing. All Kon and Yeck
Man has been reversed by the supreme
| court and the case has been sent back
/ % the lower court for trial. st.
Captain Frank J. Dougherty has been
assigned as post quartermaster for
Fort 4Shafter, taking the place of
Lieut.. Col ID. H. Gienty. who sailed
this week for the mainland Captain
Dougherty was called into the active
service from the reserve corps only
about a month ago.
After the first Of the year the gov.
eminent win be able to set aside the
100000 for the construction Of the
belt road on windward Oahu, Super
visor MOtt-Smith told members Of the
board Of supervisors last night He
based his statement on information Civ.
en- 70. him by the territorial treasurer,
i 0verseer Mansfield of Pepeekeo plan.
tation, Hawaii, was held up yesterday
by two Filipinos who, at the point of
revolver, demanded their bonus, says a
message received from HilO. Mansfield
gave the men o note on the Office, and
4 after they left he telephoned the police
who iater on arrested the two iudi.
viduals. -. o.. -j.h' %. ".
James Eicoil of .0nOmea plantation,
Hawaii, was washed from his horse
while fordingJa stream yesterday, &C.
cording 70 advices received by The
Advertiser from Hilo. - Nieoll was
swept over a waterfall sixty feet high
but escaped uninjured. A tremendous
rainfall has been experienced around
0nomea during the past few days.
1 Ralph s. Johnstone, acting collector
of internal revenue, celebrated yester
day the fifteenth anniversary Of his
connection with the local revenue of
fee. He has seen four collectors conc
and 90, and is now holding down the
the wish. yesterday that his fifteer
years Of .fsithful service may win fol-
him the full colleetorship. Y
] a luau was given on Thanksgiving
Day for the benefit of st. John tho
Baptist Church at Kalihiwaena, the af
fair being in charge of Miss Nancy
Cullen; ably assisted by Mrs Wong
Leong and Mrs. Holt, and attracted {
fair attendance, A nice little sum wal
Melted which will be spent ON improve
ments to the church and cemetery. Tn,
rector OF the parish, Father Alphons,
Bouwmeister, extends his hearty thank
to those in charge, and all who co
operated TO make the affair success