The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-26
CKCHbRGEDBY
GRAND Jury WITH
\. ATTEMPT. TO KILL
Many True BUS Returned In
Longest Report yet MadesBy
Territorial inquisitors '
MANAGER OF .
~ n. aHElMIE,S rs INV Isl
e'IspaneseAccD Of Steal
ing Automobiles Cattle
RustIing Laid To Two I.

iRg Automobiles Cattle
| RustIing Laid To Two
b. c. Buick who i charged With as.
1 sauit with intent to commit murder,
Harry Sims, former manager at
Heinie e. Tavern, who u charged with
i enbesziement, three Japanese, charged
with stealing Eve automobiles, and four
iothers, charged with various offenseS,
wore indicted yesterday by the grand
J j,iry In the longest report the body has
fled with the court. All Of those in
i dated will be arraigned in the circuit
court before Judge wSilia& \, Heen
this morning. e.sas
Murder Charge 80. Ia
4 The charge Of assault With intent to
murder against Buick Is based on an
Il attack he IL alleged 70 have made early
10 December on q Japanese automobile
: driver, w. o, Ito, who was shot at Red
tHill, and who was near death for weeks
in .the hospital. -
4 After Ito had been picked up by an
inbound automobile and brought to
q the city. he identified Buick az his as
lnilant. He said he had picked Buick
10 rs passenger about eleven clock
on the night o. Sunday, December 2
|. lat River, and Hotel Streets and had
been ordered TO proceed 20 .AieA. At
Red Hill he, said his passenger ordered
him to stop and when he did so he was
struck over the head and then shot.
The passenger fled. crSt VI q IT,
Il Buick, who was arrested q few hours
q after the shooting has refused 10, throw
! any. light on the, matter. He, il q, former
employe Of the Lord Young Engineer
q ing Company. and was o member of the
Il Healani Yacht, and Boat Club, having
been o member Of the clubs rowing
crew. He came to Honolulu about two
years ago from California.
Embezzlement Charges -
"A J.. Alleged Wholesale thefts Of liquor
a land of cash form the basis, OF, the two
( eonnts charging endorsement against
Harry Sims. fir-'the indictment it is
u alleged that. hes made away with 32a
I bottles Of hard liquor valued at $425
\ Ia tina period between July l, 1913 and
4 Il January : 3, 1918. "A portion of the
4 thefts of cash, il is alleged, were eff
. lfeSted. by colleetina .OnS ehits and ac
lcoupts Of PATRONS Of Heinie's. The
y amount Of cash taken is said to reach
a. total of $704.35. j J.5g,. tktai Z ~.
q 4 Citys,Attorney A., AZ. Brown ,disslo sed
: an angle of the embezzlenent charges
= that may lead to further deVelopm
and charges of Bookkeeping and Illegal
! LIQUOR sales. The city attorney in
= timated that evidence had been I'M
= covered indicating that ehauffeurs had
! obtained supplies Of liquor from
! Heiniet's which had been disposed of
. by illegal methods,
y Automobile Thefts
4 THAT a wen -thought-out plan Of
hiwhOlssale automobile thefts had been
4 launched in Honolulu. and had been
/ lntpped after Ave ears had been stolen,
&c was indicated in the testimpny Of wit
a nesses heard; by the Jurors yesterday.
d The three Japanese indicted are: Nobn'
IS to Oneshi, Sadaichi Kapihari and Min.
ore Yamoto. Six separate changes OF
, 4 malicious conversion are made against
Teach of the trio in the indictments.
o. Following the, mysterious disappear
q lRnee of q number of cara which, ap-
D paFently had vanished from the island
b the police discovered a, whole. houseful
q. Of automobile parts in q cottage in
h M0iliili. Several. cars entirely take"
Is auart were found in the house and
J. these were identified by owners of miss
II ing automobiles. One Of the Japanese
!. arrested said they had taken the cars
lapart in order to learn TO become OK
c,,Epert automOhiles mechanics, The police
IL assent that japanese, had planned ia
70 rs-assemble the cars and disguise them
n, by stamping out snumbers and repaint
" ing with the, purpose of selling them.
IN The six counts against each of the
three men are for the ithefts of FIVE
Eautomobiles and one motorcycle. The
cars stolen were O. Chandler. owned by
Charles lee Young; Buick, owned
Eby W: H. McInerny; another Buick
J EoFnAd byrtheg Honolulu Brewing and
n Mailing eompany; ~ Ford owned by
MINIS. A.. Borba: another Ford, owned
u w fGeorge r. Kiuegel and a Harley
Davidson motorcycle, owned by Pete
~ Nekon. .,. .-, ......
M CATTLE Rustiipg Case
M 'Tis far, cry from the country OF
q Hcettle rustling% but a charge Of thi,
a Icharaeter Is made in one Of tina in
Ia idietmepts returned, against John Mark
10 fand Sebastian Reinv who. the indict
X ment recites committed larcenv in thu
Ia ee'tle.N
n Two valuable steers ware stolen las
n. week from the Honolulu ranch of LOuir
4. Warren at Hnr puliuli one of them {
prize, steer. which is being prepared for
exhibition ut the territorial fair. Thu
cppriEe animal WAS saved by. the narrow
est of margins, the police say, after thu
| other had been slaughtered.
W PatroIman Joe Kalewewohi Of Wa
Lhiawa while Investigating liquor thief
~ arrested Marks and Reiny, II Ia allcg
~ ed that he came upon them In the ac
~ LOT diSpatshinG the prize animal as i
.. MAS atetheEed, TO, a tree. 4 great mas
ot Of butchers tools of all kinds wa
~ brought sin'as 'evidence and exhibited
ps ito the grand Jurors
u Robbery Charge ,.D ,
h Earl Roseborough. colored, an OK
!. soldier, is charged with robbery In thu
n second, degree in an indictment re
turned against him. The case Is on,
~ that was turned over to the civil au
II thorities by the military. II is alleged
q that on the night OF March Rose
= lhora,t0shr rnhbA1 an anliataH man d.;