The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-02-12
BREYTTIES

R.w. BreckSnsf has 6led suit in the
scircuit court against W. G. Achi to re.
cover $500 alleged TO have been loaned
on a promissory note,
Kalaupapa ihniatss have purchased
$4,000 worth pflwhr sayings stamps and
have ordered tAl500 worth more for
sale TO the members Of the leper col
Ouy.
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was fled in federal court yesterday by
Charles A. Burgner Of HiIo. His as
sets are 800 and he lists liabilities Of
tS056. -r
James Mckinney, Honolulu boy
who il with the Thirtieth Engineers in
the States, Is reported to be in good
health again, after a severe cold which
threatened to turn into an attack Of
pneumonia.
Jose Dias. charged with importing
cocaine into Honolulu, was placed IN
der bond Of $500 for his appearance in
federal court in answer to the charge
Yesterday. He is an engineer on the
8. s. President.
Miss Ehnor True, Of San Francisco.
gave a number of special dances last
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Knudaen. on Kauai. Miss True was
accompanied to the island by her sis
ter, Miss Dorothy True.
with the cases which are being ship
ped to the mainland on their way to
France today, Honolulu has forwarded
seventyGv cases OF surgical dressings
and hospital supplies since January l..
The cases came from Oahu, Maui, and
Kauai
Articles Of association have been
fled by the Schooner Luka Company,
Ltd. The capital stock Is 10000 and
privilege is reserved to increase this
to 100000. The officers ave: K. Mat
sumoto, U. Fukamachi, X. Oti, H. Full
kawa and Matsuyocbi.
+, The total number Of national guards
men to be registered on Oahu will be
$50, according to figures given by
Major will Wayne of the adiutant,
generals office. The total strength Of
the First Battalion, Second Regiment,
Island Of Hawaii, is 43s.
Alfred W. Carter has Rled/in the cir,
cult court petition asking to be al
loved to resign as q trustee of the
Charles. r, Bishop Estate, which was
established on August l, 1895. Mr..
Carter recently. resigned as trustee
Of the Berniee P. Bishop Estate.
In Local Exemption Board No. Q,
Chairman George Renton has figured
that 1873 percent of the draft regis
trants classified in his district have
been placed in Glass IA. He has also
figured 3S.1 percent have been classi.
fed rs resident aliens claiming eI-
emption.
A charge Of receiving stolen goods,
gold watch, was nOlle pressed
against Israel Fine, a. Hebrew. yestfr.
day morning in the district court. II
is said that the chief witness of the
prosecution, a boy, is now on Hawaii,
and it was not believed to be worth
him back to testify in the case.
Robert Rosalles who was convicted
in police court on a charge of taking
part on June IS Of last year in a gam,
bling game, failed to appear yesterday
in the circuit court tt which he had
appealed the case aftef he had been
fined $25, and his bond was ordered for.
feited and a warrant for his arrest was
issued.
:, H. r. Beasley, who was arrested and
fined $25 in police court on charge
Of, reckless driving, asked for a con
tinuance Of the hearing of an appeal
he had taken to the circuit court when
the case was called and the case will
60 to trial early next week. It is al
tieged that Beasley drove his car in a
manner contrary to law on King
Street on December Fl.
"Princess Theresa Wilcox Bell,
veau appeared in Judge Heen' s court
yesterday to answer to an indictment
brought against her by the territorial
grand jury charging forgery in cOnnec'
tion with the execution of a document
purporting to be the last will and
testament of the late Queen Liiuoka
lani. She pleaded not guilty. The case
was continued to be set for trial later
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