The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-05
BREvITIES

"1sHO lnmO ana -. 1OShluOul were
booked at the police station last night
for investigation.
In the federal court yesterday Robert
J. McAdory, Kamuela, Hawaii, was ad'
Judged a voluntary bankrupt.
!, The federal grand jury will meet
'nttt Monday, October s. The federal
trial jury VII ieSnvene October 22iJ 81
James X. Kawaauhau, charged With
malicious conversion of an automobile,
the property of 4. X. Yen, was dis
charged.
Masa Yanigahara, Jim Kulii, Mar.
tin Cruz and II. McKtague were ar
rcsted last night and charged with
gambling.
New offices for the license iuspee
tor have been leased on the corner Of
Merchant and Nuuanp Streets, 9djoin
ing the tpolice station.
An involuntary bankruptcy petition
was filed in the federal court, yester.
day afternoon against J. Nikimoto a
Company, doing business in this city.
In the police court yesterday morning
Wong Pun, charged with assault and
battery on Sen Huong, was fined TWEEN
ty.fve dollars and costs, by Judge Har-
ny Irwin.
! Corporal Harry w. Allen, infantry,
has been discharged, and in turn. given
a commission as second lieutenant in
the infantry reserve, and assigned to
duty at Fort Shafter.
United States Marshal J. j. Smid.
dy will return from a trip to Kauai
on Saturday morning. The same day
Deputy United States Marshal L. X.
Silva will return. from Hilo.
Federal Judge J. J. Banks has re-
turned from brief trip TO the Big Is
land, in the course of which he visited
the Volcano. Judge Banks went to try
two cases in Judge Quinn s court.
David Howe, while cutting grass
along Puunui Avenue yesterday after
noon, missed his stroke and his sickle
struck the lower part of his right leg.
-Four stitches we're taken in the wound.
Beginning Sunday, Oct. 9TH, First
Church of Christ Scientist, in Homo.
lulu, will hold all services in the Sun.
day School room of the new church edi-
fee, corner Wilder Ave. and Kewalo st.
Writing from Los Angeles, Arthur
+. Bixby, formerly reporter with the
Star Bulletin, states that he has Joined
the signal corps reserve in Los An
| giles and expects to 90 to Monterey for
training, and then over to France.
In declaration to the court yester
day, Ralph S. tombstone, administra-
tor of the estate of the late Internal
Revenue Collector John Haley, renoun
ced on the part of'the estate any claim
| m 90 in 70 9
the widow.
David Maggie, watchman at the Alex
ander Young Hotel, who was bitten
on the arm by dog while in the dis
charge of his duties at the hotel on
Tuesday night, was opf the job yester.
day, with his left arm in a sling but
otherwise fleeing no i'll results from his
1 painful adventure. Vi, O..
| Ten noncommisG toned members of
the Sixth Aero Squadron, at Fort Ka-
mehameha, were ordered yesterday by
cable from Washington to report for
duty at the new aviation school, Love
Field. Halves, TexasI Corporal Busch,
of this detail, has served in, the Danish.
Canadian and American armies.
United States Marshal J. j. Smiddy
left for Kauai last night and will be
away until the end of the week. The
marshal goes to serve papers in the
case Of l.. r. Hoy of Hanalei, doing
business under the name of the Wing
Wo Company, and against whom pro,
ceedings in bankruptcy have been in.
stitutcd
Judge Hecn yesterday ordered the
sheriff to take into custody John Ke.
kaula, for failure to comply with n
recent order of the court to pay $lJ
a month to his wife, who recently di.
yorccd him. Kekaula was brought be
fore the court and charged with con
tempt in this noncompliance and was
sentenced to two weeks imprisonment
at the county prison.
Attorney r. C. Peters has asked the
Public Utilities Compassion to cOmpcl
the Mutual Telephone Company to in
sert his name and telephone number in
the cOmpany'S telephone directory. Mr.
Peters stated to the commission that
after finding his name was omitted, he
asked the company to insert his name
and states their reply was that the com
pany was not legally required to print
the names and numbers of subscribers
On behalf of l.. l.. MeCandless, At
torney j. l.. Weaver will file suit for
an injunction in the circuit court this
week against City Treasurer ConklinG
I to restrain the latter from selling some
of McCandlrss s property to satisfy a
lien for assessment under the frontage
tax law. The treasurer advertises the
sale to take place next Saturday at
twelve O'Clock noon. Attorney Weaver
claims for his client that the assessment
is unconstitutional.
A labor bureau to find employment
for Hawaiians will be established in
Honolulu by the Sons and Daughters OF
the Warriors of Hawaii, as soon as the
proper person to take charge can be
found. Mrs. Walter Macfarlane is il
charge of this work. A small com
mission will be charged which will be
used for charitable purposes. Difficult
ty is being experienced in finding any
one with the right sort of experience
who can speak and understand Hawai-
ian.
Il. Utilizing the better advantages OF
Red Hill, Moanalua over the ground,
near Fort ShaftpF a. manpuVpTinl