The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08
.BREVTTIES


The fines collected in the Honolulu
district court amounted 10 $50S. Since
the first of the year the sheriff office
has collected $1,000 for automobile Ii
cense. .tt.
A successful concert was given last
night at Fort Kamehameha which was
enjoyed by all who took part in It.
SINGING and instrumental music made
up the program. =. u u..,
Trustees of the John Ena estate yes
terday fled their sixth annual account
with the circuit clerk. The estate is
valued at $121,0B2 and the income last
year wns $l0,39l. o. 4.
Albert Horner, who wns to be a
speaker before the Rotary Club today
on the subject Of the cattle industry
and meat prices, will not be present
az he was called to Kauai on business
While playing in the schoolyard of
the Liliuokalani School yesterday Rob
ert Douse, whose home is in Waialae
fell and fractured his'right arm near
the wrist. He was treated at the
emergency hospitals Z
In view Of the probability Of an
early execution Of the Presidents or.
der making Oahu "dry." the Com
mercial Club board Of governors, which
met on Monday to consider the elimi-
nation of the bar, took no action.
Twenty FIVE teachers and students Of
Punahou returned in the Mauna Kea
yesterday morning from a weekend
visit to the Volcano of Kilauea. They
roughed it both on the steamer and on
the way to the crater from Hilo.
Many Filipinos are besieging the Of
fee of Capt. H. Gooding Field to OBJ
tain permits to leave for San Francis
60. Class l men among them are not
allowed to leave. Most of them ap-
pear to have money.
James Rnth and Miss Angus, a teach
or at the Pohukaina School, have report
ed that Red Cross boxes have been stol
en- from their automobiles. Mr.. Rath s
box was taken at Palama Tuesday
evening and the one from Miss Angus
on last Saturday at her school.
A joint session of the factions Of the
Kawaiahao Church congregation will
be held next Sunday evening under the
leadership of some one to be appointed
by the special committee from the Ha
waiian Evangelical Association. This
was agreed to at meeting on Tues
day evening.
A. L. Castle, secretary of the Hawa-
ian Chapter Of the Red Cross Society,
again announces as faIsehoods state
ments that Red Cross officials are sell,
ing its goods. at a profit. He says
these stories evidently are a part of
pro German propaganda in order to dis,
courage people from continuing their
splendid work for the benefit of the
sick and wounded.
Among well known people living in
the Islands who have been placed in
Class l of the draft IS Sarangadher
Das, chemist of the Maui Agricultural
Company, Paia, Maui, who was sum-
moned several months ago to San Fran
cisco as a witness in the Hindu con
spiracy trials. The government ap
pealed on his classification and the dis
trict board sustained the government g
request to place him IN Glass ]. ~ $,
As previously announced, the Army
Medical Advisory Board, composed of
Capt. A. V. Hennessey, Capt. Arthur
J. Markley and Capt. y oseph Clearly
win leave for Kauai on Monday even
ing, accompanied by Maj. Charles B.
Cooper, NJ. R. c., of the selective draft
board. to examine appealed cases from
local boards of Glass ! men for that
island. The board will spend a week
on Kauai, and will then visit Maui,
and lastly, Hawaii.
The second annual account and Che
eighth annual report of the estate of
August Drier was fled in the circuit
court yesterday by the trustee, H. NJ.
Won Holt, who presented his resigna-
tion as trustee and recommended that
the Waterhouse Trust be named to sue
coed him. Receipts are given as $47l3
in the report and expenditures as
$3640. Though the estate is extensive,
no definite value may be set upon it as
much of it is composed of realty.
Funeral services for Janet Doreas,
four year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. X. Wilson of Thirteenth Avenue,
Kaimuki, were held at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at Williams un
dertaking parlors, Rev. Canon William
Ault of st. Andrew 3 Cathedral being
in charge. Interment was in Nuuanu
cemetery. Mr.. Wilson, father of the
child, returned yesterday morning from
Maui, and Mrs J. c. Hattie, grand
mother. arrived in the Hilo steamer
Yesterday. also to attend the funeral