The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-02-13
BREVTTIES


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DR.. O. A. Jeffreys, Of Idaho, has been
appointed Lincoln Highway consul for
Hawaii succeeding DR.. II. $. Goodhue,
resigned. Doctor Jeffreys is good
I roads enthusiast Of note.
1 X Matsomoto, an eleyen.y ear-old
Japanese boy, while raining at Moil-
iii last night, ran into gas pipe and
cut his right ankle SO badly that twelve
stitches had TO be taken in the wound
! at the emergency hospital. If
i Prosecuting Attorney Charles Chill
rngworth Is busy getting the police
court calendar cleared up before he re-
tires, February IS. He intends leaving
his successor, probably William J..
Sbeldon,a clean sheet TO start with.
Indications that there win be large
tourist summer travel this year are
growing with each mail from the Coast,
according 90 Manager Moroni Of the
Moana hotel Letters asking reserva.
lions at the hotel for spring or summer
are torning in extraordinary numbers,
| Dr. q. Negoro, secretary Of the jap
anese Association of Hawaii will re-
turn TO Japan on the Ecuador, Febru-
airy 90. He win become candidate
for the house Of representatives from
Wakayama prefecture, his native place,
and as soon as he arrives in Japan he
will open his campaign. The election
will be held April is.
There was an interesting gathering
] in the old Mission House, King Street,
on Thursday, when the juvenile mem
beTs of the Hawaiian Mission Chill
dren Is Society met to 90 over the first
frame building ever erected in Hawaii.
They were taken through the various
rooms by Miss Agnes Judd, the presi-
dent of the society, while Mrs. B. +.
Dillingham; and Mrs. Walter f. Frear
explained the history Of the house and
the various missionary relics now in
it. Among the children visitors were
number Of great.grandchildren of the
original occupants Of the Mission
i House. ~. Ell
| (From Monday AdSertiser)
Jack Edwards, secretary of the Sea,
mems Union, lost two Alaskan spitz
dogs from his home last Saturday morn.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edmondson
newly arrived residents to Honolulu
from Canada, have moved to Waikiki
to reside.
Suits for divorce have been fled in
the circuit court as follows: H. Hira.
motto VS.. Y. Miramoto, desertion; f.
Kusitani VS.. Kusitani, non-support.
In the circuit court last Saturday, X.
Yatoni pleaded not guilty to soliciting
and the case was continued to be set
for trial Defendant was released on
bond. Sy sk1a&
Judge Vaughan denies the report
that he has q mainlaRder in view to
succeed GGkSfee r. clark, who retires
as clerk lcf the federal court, February
20. t..,..s &, . -.
Petitions for naturalization have
been filed in the federal court by
Charles Rutkowski, native of .Broda,
Austria; Frank Raymond, q native of
France, and Paul Henry Werner, ma
tive of Germany gHk
An order by the circuit court, fourth
circuit, declaring nonsuit in the case
of John s. Ferry against Carl s. Carl.
smith, has been reversedin the supreme
court and the case remanded TO the
lower court for a new trial.
The case of James Hunter, charged
with assault with a weapon, was con
timed on Saturday in the circuit court
to allow defendant to engage the ser
vices Of an attorney y Hunter was ia
dicted by the grand jury last Friday.
Fire Chief Thurston is in receipt of
letter from Capt. George r. Clark,
praising the fire department for the ex.
cellent work done by them in connec.
tion with the FIRE aboard the German
gunboat Geier, last Sunday morning.
Late last night d. A. Cederloff, while
riding a motorcycle along Waialae
Road, near Fourth Avenue, bumped
into a street ear, sustaining a fracture
Of the left leg He was taken to the
emergency hospital and there treated. Z.
In the circuit court on Saturday Fred
Meyer, charged with being unlawfully
on the premises of another, testified
that he was so intoxicated that he
didn't know whether he had commit
ted the offense or not. The case was
continued to be set for trial. "a.
Judge Ashford last Saturday SEN
fenced Eliza Delgardo to eight months
imprisonment. She was caught in a
rum On lsilinh street Win soldier
Friday night. The woman is one of
the ia who were given suspended sen.
fences last year following the cleanup
of Iwilei. q
Judge Ashford, last Saturday, order.
ed that bench warrant be issued for
the arrest of A. Escalon, who recently
pleaded guilty to charge of needless
driving. On the understanding that de.
PENDANT should pay damages caused by
his recklessness, sentence was defer
red. The warrant is returnable at nine
o'clock this morning.
The steamer Kaiulani sailed yester-
day afternoon on special trip for
Kauai sugar. This vessel has been on
the dry dock for some time during
which her forecastle was reconstructed
to bring her up to the standard re-
| qnired by the United States inspectors
of .hulls and boilers. This is her first
trip after coming of the dock. XXI
James Henderson Of Piihonua, pre-.
sideht OF the Burns Club, received a
cablegram last week that his mother,
| Mrs, John Henderson, of Aberdeen.
\ ahfra Southland had dtad anddanlu n a