The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-07-24

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The funeral Of the late william Han,
brakeman killed IL an accident at tho
Dole siding N Lcilehua on Friday, wa.
held Yesterday afitfnoon, the inter.
ment being IN Khwhiahao Cemetery.
| Overcome with booze. Yakko. Rus.
sian, fen, bruised his face and broke
an arm about midnight Friday. This
happened AZ King and South Streets.
Yesterday Judge Irwin sentenced Yak
10 to ten days in the city jail
The funeral Of Margaret. the two.
I year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. CHf.
ford C1ckett, Of North King Street, Kn.
lihi, wat held yesterday afternoon. the
Iintefmeht being ia the Kalihiwaena
Catholic cemetery.
Tenders for furnishing certain ma.
terial and fixtures for the new terri
torial pcnitentiary and administration
building IN knlihi-khi win be opened at
eleven o'clock Monday morning, July
30, - the Office Of the superintendent
Of public works
On August I2 the new Hawaiian
Church At kalnnabh, Molokai, viii be
dedicated when Rev. III. p. Judd and
Rev. Or. J. p. Erdman Of the Hawa-
ian Board, Of which the new church
win be a member, will hold series
Of special meetings.
Walter D. Merriek Of The Advertiser
editorial stan, j. Ashby Williams Of
The Advertiser art department, and
~. J. Williams, Honolulu 8 veteran
photographer, were passengers in the
Mauna Kca yesterday for Hilo, where
they win remain a week.
Robert O. Brown and Urban +. wild,
members Of this years graduating
class Of The Harvard law school, arr
rived "Wednesday in the Matsonia to
enter the law Offices Of Frear, Prosser,
Anderson \ Marx. They come highly
recommended BY the law school au-
thoritics.
Deserted BY her husband, tespeet-
able Portuguese woman Is endeavoring
TO sfind home for herself and her little
child. She understands house work well
and IL anxious TO be taken in by some
family. Further information may be
obtained from Judge Heen or Joseph
Leal, probation oficer
District Attorney Huber, who return.
ed yesterday from Hilo, says that every
precantion il being taken by ranchers
and plantation people against the in
trcduction Of anthrax on the Big II
land All points are guarded and
strangers are closely questioned when
arriving At new points.
Charged with using threatening Ian.
guage against c. A. Walker, Albert
Decker was arrested yesterday on a
warrant issued BY Second District Mag
istrate Lafnach Decker was shortly
afterward released on bond and win
be given a hearing before Lodge IT.
win tomorrow morning. tsl
Three dance halls at waipahu, which
have given considerable trouble, were
closed during the week by orders Of the
police. The places were notorious, il
being claimed that former INilei wo-
men eongregated there and THAT as
many rs q hundred enlisted men pa
tronized the resorts nightly.
Signs prohibiting hunters without
license to kin game in the Island Of
Kahoolawe have been placed 40 Various
points there. @. s. Judd, executive Of u
heer Of the board Of agriculture and
forestry. has arranged to distribute
copies of the rules among the few in
haoitants OF me mite island
The adjoining rooms In the basement
of the Capitol have been thrown open
and connected with the rooms Of the
land department, to accommodate the
division Of photography, in charge of
George X. Harrison. The last legfsla-
tire placed the bureau OF photography
under the land commissioner.
Col Curtis P. Iaukea, Secretary Of
Hawaii, mailed yesterday morning to
the Department Of the Interior, Wash
ington, his semi-annual report for the.
period ended June 90. The report is
y0luminous and contains q record Of
every territorial document which re-
quired the signature of the Governor.
The Maole winter tunnel. destined ID
ada greatly 10 the city 4 water supplv.
was eompieted an Tnesday 81 tbis
week wrban the @twn g.fg. tvyorkirgI
from the ends met in the middle. The