The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-12
BREYTTIES


Yhe Honolulu Planning Company has
completed the construction Of n con
crote vault at the Honolulu immigration
station in which all The records of the
immigrants arriving here win be stored.
Major Blasland, U, s. A., has been
promoted to the next grade and desig-
mated as commander Of the Thirty sec.
ond Infantry at SchoReld Barracks.
The promotion orders were received
yesterday morning at department head
quarters.
Morimoto, who deserted from the
.Tenyo Maru, while that vessel was, in
this port was arrested yesterday and
turned over to the Immigration author
tiles He was found working in the
grounds Of the Buddhist Temple. He
will be deported.
The hearing Of D. G. Buick, charged
with attempting to kill Ito, a japanese,
on the Moanalua Road, has been set
for March l6. This last pOstponement
makes the eighth time the hearing Of
the case has been set for some future
date.
On his first trip to the Orient, Lin
ager Of the Togo Kisen Kaisha in San
Francisco passed through here on Fri
day, en- route to japan, where he will
attend a conference of officials and di-
rcctors of the company.
The charge of conspiracy against
Walter Stewart, former second steward
of the liner President, has been drop
ped by City Attorney A. M. Brown,
who holds that he had no connection
with the alleged plot to smuggle men
of draft age out of the Territory by
the workaway route.
Verifcation Of the report that the
Togo Kisen Kaisha Steamship Com,
pany had been given a permit by the
shipping board GLOWING passengers to
travel on their vessels was received in
cablegram from Delegate Kuhio, now
in Washington, to the Henry Water
house Trust Company yesterday.
Acting on a complaint made by Su-
pervsor William AHA, 8. Aoyago and
X. Takaoka, managers of the Honolulu
Junk Company, were arrested on q
charge of committing a nuisance, be
cause of blast which was set off on
their property on Friday evening. The
case has been set for hearing in the
district court tomorrow
Under orders from the commander in.
chief of the Hawaiian National Guard,
Maj. Will Wayne, who has been assist
ant to the adjutant general of the ma
tional guard, has been designated as
acting adjutant general vice Brigadier-
General Johnson, who is now a major
in the National Army and en- route to
Camp Fremont for service.
Lowell H. HuntIey and Mrs. Laura
w. Mcdowell were married on Satur-
day eveling by Rev. Leon L. Loot
hourow, pastor Of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church, the witnesses to the
ceremony being Charles s. Crane and
Mrs Anna Lcofhourow. Mrs. Hunt
with The Advertiser, formerly as H.
brarian and now in the business office.
On the last day of the registration
Of German alien enemies, more than
fifty Germans remain in the city, &C,
cording to the records Of Sheriff Rose
who have not yet gcomplied with the
regulations. The penalty for not regis
tering is internment for the period OF
the war which entails consequences
which no German will wish to incur
Last night ninety seven Germans had
complied with the registration.
Hawaiian department issued oficial
orders yesterday relieving Maj. r. NJ
Lyon, 7. s. A, as commandant of the
Reserve Officers Training Camp, nj
Schofield Barracks, who is ordered tt
the mainlapd for other duty, and desig
mating Maj. Thomas Lowe, U, 8. A, al
eommandant, confirming unofficial an
nouneement presaging this action, or
Thursday. Major Lowe has been senior
instructor of the camp, and held thu
same position at the first camp last
year.