The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-05
BREViTfESI


Twelve Japanese gamblers were ar.
rested yesterday on : charge o. gam
bling.
Amessage received from J. +. Child,
federal food administrator for Ha-
wall, says that he left San Francis
60 yesterday for Honolulu on the Lur.
lime.
As more than a hundred new boxes
have been installed, the assistant poet.
master announces that anyone desiring
TO rent boxes may do 30, either business
boxes, which are the large ones, or
others.
kim Bori, Korean. was sentenced
TO three months imprisonment yester-
day morning by Judge Irwin ON
charge of vaRrancy Elizabeth Akana
was given q years sentence on a sim
liar charge. ~
A police court controversy arising
from an automobile collision near Seho-
field Barracks in which Jesse T. Moore
and 5. Il. Lucas figured, has been dis
missed following . petition made by
the two men.
Two eases Of Red Cross knitted goods,
composing los socks, thirty.two wrist.
/ lets, nineteen helmets. 1856 sweaters
and seventy-two mufflers, were TO be
shipped to the Front on the vessel leav-
ing for the mainland yesterday.
The grand jury refused to indict
Haynshi Kaisoku ON a charge of first
degree murder Of another japanese,
January 25, and the case was stricken
from the police records. The defense
was that the Japanese acted to save
his own life.
Twelve hundred dollars worth Of
opium was seized yesterday by Deputy
Collector of Customs Walter v. Kolb
and Is being held pending the arrival
OF the United States marshal from Ho-
nolulu. William s. Cafario and Manuel
| Ignaeiao have been arrested in connec-
tion with the smuggling Of the drug.
Capt Henri Berger, retired band.
master of the Royal Hawaiian Band,
has organized a Korean band which
played for the first time in public Mt
the celebration OF the Korean national
holiday at the Korean Miller Street
compound yesterday morning. The
band made an excellent impression at
its debut.
A call for bids has been made by the
food administration for the printing of
500 license forms to be distributed
throughout the Territory, as only forty
eight blanks were sent here from Wash
ington when the first license regulations
went into effect, and new regulations
requiring the licensing Of all persons
and concerns using three or four bar
rels Of flour a month have gone into
effect
George r. Carter, president of the
Hawaiian Vigilance Corps, American
Defense Society, says that the cable
from Attorney General Gregory is not
q reply to the message sent by the
corps asking that the local United
States attorney be given authority to
prosecute cases of treason without
previous reference to Washington. The
matter win be brought up again at the
next meeting Of the society.
Right Honorable Sir Walter David
son, X. @. M. G., WHO. passed through
Honolulu yesterday gon the Niagara
aiys he believes the pHited States and
0feat Britain can police the world.
Until recently he was the governor Of
Newfoundland, hut hhas been trans.
tferred to New South Wales. He is ae-
compaRied by his wife, Lady David.
son, their two young daughters, and
his military aide, Capt. A. @. Car,
michael He, admitted being greatly
pleased at the war preparations which
are being made by America. n