The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-08-24
BREVTTIES

Beretania Sanitarium. -s..
United States Attorney S. c. Hubei
has changed his residence from 22s
Beach Walk to 2s42 Nuuanu Avenue
A meeting Of the Strangers Friend
Society will be held at the Library OF
Hawaii at ten o'clock Saturday morn
ing. NS Et
City Attorney Arthur NJ. Brown il
| expected back next Saturday from one
! of his vacation trips to the other is
! lands. H.. /.
| Mrs. d. H. Gienty has been charged
with operating an automobile without
having hrst procured a chauffeur Is GER
! tificate. .@.
sheriff w. H. Rice of Kauai was ap.
pointed yesterday as the Garden Isl.
and member Of the Hawaii promotion
| committee. $50 ss5.n..a
According tcl word received yester;
day from San Franciseo, DR.. =: d,
Barnes of Honolulu has joined the army
medical corps there. ....
James Choy, Punahou graduate,
who arrived here last Friday from the
Orient on a visit, expects to return to
tne Faf Fast shortly.
News was received here yesterday
that II. A. Levey, Honolulu boy form.
erly with Theo H. Davies 4 Co, was
drafted in San Francisco for army ser,
vice.
A petition for registered title to
! 1869 acres of land at Manana, Eva,
valued at $4,000, was fled in the land
court yesterday by Mrs. Mary Patty
Van Valkenberg.S
Henry G. Vida, who was badly in.
jured in motorcycle accident at Wal
kakalau Gulch, last Sunday, is reported
by Queens Hospital authorities as
making rapid progress toward recov.
cry. ,..
James p. Mitchell was seized with
an epileptic fit near King and Fort
Streets shortly after noon, yesterday,
and fell to the side walk, cutting his
head. He was treated at the Emer-
gency Hospital. d"
Four inmates of the Boys Industrial
School of Waialee, who escaped from
the institution last Saturday, were cap
tured on Tuesday evening in Kalihi by
Jose Leal, probation officer. They have
been returned to Waialee.
Rosetta Perez, Juan Garcia Charles
Bohn, J. jackson, Company L, First
Infantry; and w. Peterson, Company
NJ, Twenty fifth Infantry, were hailed
to the police station yesterday after
noon and booked for investigation.
The police patrol wagon went on the
blink again yesterday. Twas requis-
itioned to take police officers to Lib
by's cannery, over the. Pail, and, on
the return trip the engine burned out.
1t is now in local garage for repairs.
Sandy Moore was treated at the EN-
Urgency Hospital yesterday afternoon
for fractured fibula of the left leg.
While riding a motorcycle along River
Street, he was struck by automobile
No. ia, the property of &C. Windsor.
The funeral of Edward, the infant
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. SylyesteE p.
Kleina, of 1902 North King Street,
Kalihi, who died last Monday evening
was held yesterday afternoon, the in.
terment being in the Kalihiwaena Ca
thOlic cemetery. &c.,.
RumorS that the Crater Hotel on Ha
wall is about to go into bankruptcy
and that the management has suspend
| ed business on account of the shortage
of water were emphatically denied il
letter received from A. T. Short
manager of the hotel, yesterday.
Physical examination. of applicants
for positions in the fire and police le
partments will be held on Saturday
the date Of the mental examination be
| ing set for a week from Saturday. APP
plications have been received from 5!
worthy citizens loking for a steady
job.
Mrs. Julia Felles Aguiar, of Lain
Road, Nuuanu Valley, who died at he
| home on Tuesday, was buried yester
| day afternoon in the Catholic Gene
terry South King Street. She is sur
vived by the husband and a number o
young children, Mrs. Aguiar was a ma
tive of Waialua, Oahu, and thirty.tw'
years old.
Frank |. Stevenson, steward at tn,
Emergency Hospital, has four broth
ers, all of whom have needed the cal
to the COlors. Two are in the army
and two in the navy. Stevenson him
self is a member of the local militia
By the last mail he received word tina
half Of his fathers ranch in Burling
ton, New Jersey, has been taken. for 1
military reservation.
Authorities in Washington have dc
MED Hatsume Tsutsume, a, Japanes
| teacher, now held in the immigration
station, the right to land in Honolulu
according to Wade Warren Thayer, he
attorney. 1t is said that she will b.
deported to Japan unless habeas cor
pus proceedings are instituted for he
release, She was refused landing som
time ago on the ground that her labo
/ had been contracted. ..
| The formal orders from local arm.
headquarters establishing the officer
training camp at Schofeld Barrack
were issued yesterday appointing Capt
Clyde X. Abraham, ThirtySeeond In
fantry, aid ,EaBtl Frank IN lSehAeider
| Twenty fifth Infantry, assistant +
| Captain Elvid Hunt, First Infantry, tn
camp commander. The same order ais
details the eight army sergeants VIII
are to take the course whose name
were included in the lucky hundred.
A new company to be known as tn
Mineral Products Corporation, Ltd, i
to be organized as the outgrowth of tn
| ATfna.a1 rnt,nanu a