The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-09-28
BREVTTIES
Red fI.h are .tIll runnlng il tAe bar.

Red fish are still running in the har'
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/ Miss Margaretha Fineke has been APP
pointed third clerk Of the district court
at a salary Of t125 per month.
The Manoa Improvement Club viii
hold a meeting in the Manoa Tennis
Club headquarters next Thursday night,
at which matters pertaining to construc-
tion of roads in the district, will be
considered &. "
Following an inquest held yesterday
on the body Of Juan Montellara,a Fill
ipino who, was shot at Puuloa, a week
ago last Sunday, the coroner s jury re-
turned verdict Of wilful murder
against Cornelia Saberano. e. H..
NJ. Stump, a sailor, from Pearl Har.
Dor, was treated at the emergency
hospital, last night, for lacerated
wound On the left knee, and an incised
wound near the right ankle. Stump
stated that he had been struck by a
motorcycle. -.t
DR.. j. s. B. Pratt was reappointed
yesterday as president OF the board Of
health, the appointment being subject
to confirmation by the territorial sen.
ate. The term is for two years, the
new one being that officials fourth
consecutive.
In the federal court yesterday, Yam
kichi Harada filed voluntary petit
tion In bankruptcy Liabilities are
stated as $4052.30, and assets as $40, all
of which Is exempt. The liabilities con.
sist mostly Of loans of money from
feliow-countrymen. s'h.
A sentence Of three years in prison
was given to Albert Lee by Judge Ash
ford yesterday, having been found
guilty of an offense involving a girl
under fifteen years of age. The sen.
tence also called for the payment by
Lee Of the court costs. III
The noted evangelist, Fred B. Smith,
who visited Honolulu with Raymond
Robbins, several years ago, will arrive
on October Is 10 conduct another evan,
gelical campaign. At the close of his
campaign he will remain in Honolulu
for a much-needed rest.
A commission as major in the medi
cal officers reserve corps has been re-
ceived by DIR. Frank Putnam of Lihue,
Kauai, who took examinations for this
grade several weeks ago at Fort Shat.
ter. No orders to duty have been re-
eeived as yet by the doctor, who is at
Lihue. III. O..
Victoria Reinhardt, child of a lit.
tie over two years, was yesterday off.
cially given, by adoption, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Reinhardt, 1Of Paauilo,
Hawaii. The child was born July 10,
1915, and was turned over to the cou.
pie October IL, 1915, by the Juvenile
court judge. - - @ujf r,5ea y.
The supervisors have, granted the
use of Aala Park on the evenings o.
October 4, 8, 6 and7, to,the Japanese
Ministers Association for the purpose
Of holding union eyangelistic services
All the Japanese Christian churches in
4 the city viii unite in these meetipgs
Us one body. -, 20 ttHS'g ~. re ~
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney has arrived
safely at port in France, according
to eabled news reeeiyednin Honolulu
yesterday. Miss Tenneyg sailed from
New York September 10 to join the
Red Cross abroad. She expected to be
on duty in one Of the hospitals for blind
soldiers near Paris. ~ F5>s .,. ~"
Annie Ringer. and her husband had
little argument in Chun Hoon Lane,
late last night, and the man is alleged
to have struck his wife ON the head
with some hard object and to have
otherwise badly used her. At the
emergency hospital it was found that
scalp-wound required q couple Of
stitches. ..-...ta r. ~ .sE.
A HOnolulan who will leave shortly
to enlist in the British army is Fred
eriek A. G. Muir, entomologist of the
Hawaiian Sugar Planters experiment
station. Muir is planning to leave
early in November for England, where
he will join the fighting forces Of
Great Britain. He is native Of Eng.
land, and came to Hawaii twelve years
ago.
United States Marshal J. J, Smiddy
last night arrested Frank Comes alias
Jack johnson; Manuel Santos, John
Comes and Antonio Correa Better.
court, and turned them over to the
police authorities for detention. The
four men are suspected Of having been
engaged in procuring liquor for soldiers
In uniform, contrary to the army
regulations. ..,s,..1 ...,.,s,r.- .....
Major John +. Curry, who was aero
nautical officer on Oahu until his de-
parture for the mainland two months
ago, has been accorded a signal honor
by the government in being placed in
charge of all the flying schools of the
United States army he win have Of.
fees in Washington. The aviation
section of the army is to be immensely
increased in the next few months.
An appropriation of $4,000 has been
made for an electrical Tselhouse for the
astrological station at Fort Kamehame-
ha, according to advices received from
Washington by Captain John Bernard
Brooks, aeronautical officer. The local
department is instructed to proceed at
once with the work, in which the Ha.
waiian weather bureau win aid the
aviation section by weather observa.
lions at KamehameLa. #
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