The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-24
BREYfTIES

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4 The nonsuit granted BY Circuit Judge
Edings Of Waikiki, Maui, in the case
Of Namai beialoha We. Mahiai, in al
action for Qectment was upheld By
the supreme court yesterday BY .
unanimous opinion written BY CHIEF
Justice Robertson.
! Manuel BorRes, 0 trhsty at the police
station, received n nasty spill yester
day while doing an efrand for Steward
stevenson Of the emergency hospital
Borges was trying ia ride bicycle and
was badly skinned about the right arm
shoulder and knee.
Q. *. Boulder has been appointed
revenue agent for the district compris.
ing California, Nevada and Hawaii, &C.
cording 70 advices received here from
San Francisco by the local internal
revenue Office. He succeeds Col. w. H.
Chaplain, who has been transferred to
Salt Lake City. Colonel Chaplain sue
ceeded B. NJ Thomas. who was well
known in Hawaii and who resigned
from the service last year.
Senator Castle . bin prohibiting trust
companies and other corporations,
those Incorporated for purposes Of
charity excepted, from practising law,
drawing wills or legal documents,
pissed third reading in the senate yes
terday and now goes TO the house. II
has the endorsement of the bar associa-
ton. The company most conspicuously
affected is the Trent Trust Company,
which adyertises q legal department.
From Sunday Advertiser,)
The near future win see the traffic
cops arrayed in new suits of khaki,
puttees, brown shoes and service hats.
Daniel Logan yesterday filed his
domination paper as a Republican can
didate for supervisor. The paper is
very infuentially signed.
| @. r. Boulder, revenue agent, has been
appointed to the district comprising
Hawaii, California and Nevada, accord
ing to advices received yesterday from
San Francisco. Boulder will succeed
Col. w. H. Chaplain who has been trans
ferred to Salt Lake City.
Hula Hula, Wiliwiki" is the latest
addition to the musical HaYaiiana,-
having just been published BY It's com
poser Sallie Hume Douglas, Words,
notes and arrangements have the flavor
of the beach song with which young
Kailimai 50 unexpectedly captured
America 3 musical ear.
A civil service examination will be
held at Honolulu on May 2S to fill the
position Of stenographer and typist at
the federal agricultural experimental
station, at salary OF seventy-hve
dollars month. The examination Is
for women, according to the announce
mept Of the secretary OF the civil ser
vice district.
The board Of supervisors, members Of
the legislature, Outdoor Circle, City
Planning Commission and civic organ
iKations will attend the formal opening
of the new playground at Aala Park
Saturday, April 20. The playground is
Equipped with an artistic wire fence and
has been fitted with every kind Of play
| ground apparatus. Several classes Of
school children win be present to give
exhibitions.
The Fort de Russy military reserva.
ton is now under complete guard and
the parts Of it which had been pre-
vionsly open to the public for the use
Of short cuts to beach homes has been
closed and the bridges across the
| marsh destroyed. This has made II
necessary for Pierpoiht and Cressaty
residents and for residents on the Ka.
lin Road between the fort and John
Ena road, to get on the car at John
Ena, adding about a half mile to theil
| walk.
United States Marshal Smiddy stat
ed yesterday afternoon that he had re.
ce'ved eight weapons from alien enc.
mics, handed over in conformanee with
Tine recently published proclamation
| The arms range all the way from .
| sw0fd-cane to a blnnderbuss and, from
1 appearances, are calculated 70 do more
l injury TO the person welding them
than to the party at the receiving
end. Each weapon is tagged as re
ceived and receipt given to the owner.
One of the recent interpretations ii
Honolulu is that Of the swiss Jewelry
Company, organized to carry on gen
efal jewelry and Matchmaking bust
ness. The company, which has beer
running for some time in the Wolteri
Building, Union Street, will continue Il
occupy that stand. In the repair de
partment of the establishment, tn,
company boasts of the presence of /
former employee of the world famous
| 4Ahdhy ShVp VI NEW 1OEk. 1hio
u. Wangard, who is also the genera
manager Of the corporation.
(From Thursday Advertiser)
The funeral services for the late Mrs
Giles II. Gere win be held at four-thiry
tomorrow afternoon ut the Contra
Union Church. DR.. J. II. Williams vii
lofRciate.
An important Russian mission to Thu
States is now in Honolulu, spending ,
brief period here. It Is headed by H
lBek Of Petrograd who is accompanied
by his wife. Other members are Mr.
and Mrs. p EgOroff, v. Degtiarieff, w
Dimitrieff, Y. Fedoroysky and Mr.. ans
Mrs. b. Karpoff.
Among the prominent Japanese nov
in Honolulu is r. Yamamoto, Of the I'm
lperial University Of Toxic, one of tn,
empire 8 most expert shipbuilders. H
Is ON a mission from the Japanese gov
eminent TO the United States and Eu
rope 10 study shipbuilding conditions
He will remain in this country about |
year before proceeding to the other con
tinent.
A meeting of the Local Council O
the Boy Scouts of America and othe
members Of the official staff will b
held In the Offices Of the Chamber o
Commerce. next Wednesday afternoon
1 AZ two q clock The meeting will b