The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-06
BREYITIES
From Sunday Advertiser. !,

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Yesterdays arrests included: Harry
Peterson, driving an automobile With.
out having chauireuris certificate;
Benjamin Ross, assault and battery; NJ
| Taketa, investigation; lena Carr, vag,
rancyj J. II Mckenzie, needless driy.
/ ing I#fer
The officers Of the First Foreign
Church Of Hilo, rs elected last week
for 1917 are: +. s. Lyman. deacon for
three years; II. w. Berg, Sunday School
superintendent; T.. c. Lyman, clerk
| Miss Il. @. Lyman and Mrs. Il. N.
| Holmes, members of the standing com.
mittee; f. m. Deyo, Miss Helen Sever.
ance, Mrs. Paul Bartels and Alvah a.
Scott music committee; David Forbes,
John Kennedy, Mrs. Horace johnson and
Mrs. w. s. Terry, nomination commit
tee; John Fraser and Roy Goff, ushers;
John Plnnkinton and II. l.. Ross, sub
stitute ushers; w. s, Terry and G. r.
Kennedy, extra deaeons 700 f." W.. = .
J #.' From Tuesday Advertiser.) H,
Ben Hao was treated at the emer.
gency hospital last night for burns on
some Chinaman threw boiling water
over him. . g..
Edna Carera was taken to Queens
Hospital yesterday afternoon suffering
from a badly confused face. She was
knocked down by an automobile near
Pawaa junction. .t ....
James w. Jump leaves for Kihei in
his cabin-cruiser Sea Scout, ON Thurs
day, to attend the housewarming at
barracuda Lodge, the Maui headquar.
tiers of the Hawaii Tuna Club, at Kihei.
Harbor Policeman Carter yesterday
morning interrupted crap-game in
progress near Pier 7 and arrested a.
japanese named Mukai. He was fined
FIVE dollars in the police court yester-
day morning. ..
Early yesterday morning the corporal
of the guard stationed near the tanks
Of the Standard Oil Company at Iwilei,
took shot at a prowler In the vicinity
of the tanks. Noseapture resulted, the
man making his escape. s+.T#=
There viii be meeting of the Ha-
waiian Historical Society at its rooms
in the Library of Hawaii this evening
at eight O'Clock Several interesting
papers win be read. All who are in.
terested are invited to attend.
Yesterday afternoon O. Uchiro, while
at work on rock.erusher at Moiliili,
was caught, in the set-serew of a shaft.
the tissues Of the calf of his right leg
being badly lacerated. He was re.
moved to Queen s Hospital. .,~ 1..
Because he failed to appear in court
yesterday morning in response to a sub.
poena issued last~Saturday TO appear as
witness in the naturalization ease of
Sven Larsen, Stanley Stephenson was
fined 800 by Judge ,y9ughau.
In the federal court yesterday morn.
ing Francisco Santiago recently found
guilty of buying and selling Colt AN
tomato revolver, the Property Of the
United States government. was sen,
fenced to six months Imprisonment by
Judge Vaughan.
DIR. A. @, G. Sehnaeb, son of J. II
Sehnack, of Honolulu, on January 81
completed his period OF n year and
hah as inferno in the Massachusetts, |
General Hospital in Boston, and is now
physician in the Infants Hospital in
the same city. Doctor Schnack, who is |
a graduate of Oahu College in the class |
of 1906, is a specialist in infants and !
children 5 diseases.
Contrary to report DR.. Carl Keller |
was not witness before the grand |
jury last Friday whom that body was
investigating charge that criminal
operation bad been performed by a
local physician on school-teaeher who
until recently held Il position on this |
island. Doctor Keller stated last night |
that his presence before the grand
Jury was in connection with an entire
ly different matter .lft,..