The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-26
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years, has beer continued until Tues.
day morning in Greuit Judge Heen's
court. .tslftt ,s
ferred TO Circuit, Judge Eding's court
, the case Of J, r. Colburn against the
Kapiolani estate, an /. actfon for ne.
counting and disclosure, -
Draft Board No. llfnducted into the
engineer branch OF the army syester.
day two Honolulans- Carl +. wikander
and Edwin Bnrnham Keeff. They will
be attached 10 the forestry division Of
the Twentieth Engincsrs.
David Kane, a Hawaiian employe Of
the Allen & Robinson lumber yard, was
hit on his breast yesterday morning
by a scafFolding. He was treated for
breast abrasion at the emergency
hospital. .lr, ..sI-.g..,, ,,
Rev. Norman @. schenck, superin-
| tebdept of the Chinese department of
the Hawaiian Board Of Missions, will
be the speaker at the eleven O'Clock
service. this morning at Kaumakapili
Church. y.t@ O.
The toe Of T. Umuda, a five.year.
old japanese boy, was nearly severed
by piece Of glass. which he stepped
on at his homo on Beretania Street
yesterday morning The wound was
treated at the; emergency hospital.
Signals were made by Major Clark,
U. S. A., aero chief, while flying over
the forts recently, between the harbor
and Diamond head, IL is likely that
the birdmsn and the men IN charge Of
the gums win cooperate this year when
the big gun practice Is held.
Frank Costa Preferential of Aiea com,
mitted suicide last Wednesday hight in
the room of Filipino acquaintance by
cutting his throat with q razor. Deputy
Sheriff John Fernandez Ia quoted as
saying the man killed himself because
he believed his wife was faithless.
For the next six months Pastor Da.
vid c. Peters, of the Christian Church,
win devote his time in national army
trimming camps for the National War
Work Council Of the Y. M. C. A. Rati
fcation of his leave Of absence, together
| with pay for the period, viii be made
on Wednesday evening.
Not until after the draft will any
change be made with reference to the
adjutant. genera1ship of the Hawaiian
National Guard. This was announced
| at guard headquarters yesterday. Major
Will Wayne, will continue as acting
adiuta MT general, under his appoint
ment made two weeksFago. gre: Pc
Orders reached department headquar-
tiers yesterday detaching Capt. George
Armitage, quartemaster. reserve corps,
on duty at the Honolulu depot Office,
and transferring him TO New Y ork! Be-
fore being commissioned, 2 Captain Ar.
mitage was q civilian engineer in
charge Of army construction work @,
John MarEs and 4 sebastian ReiBy,
| charged with stesling steer from the
Oahu Railway and Land Co, were ar
raigned in fCircuit Il Court yesterday
Bond was fixed At $500 in each case
And the matters continued until Sat,
knrday for Plea. The defendants are
reprssented by Attorney Willitm T.
Rawlins., 81 NJ I u II SSij,es = ~ ~
/ Al the Mckinley High School last
might 141 applicants took the mental
examination for positions in the police
\ and Ere departments. Twenty-Five Of
the, applicants were women who seek
the. position of police inatron. Only
l thirteen Of the applicants are seeking
snroilnent with the Honolulu FIRE de-
PartmeAt.f ,fr,4 !, n III ~ 3.
! SO III was Z. J. Barringer, a Laupa.
| hoehee h6mesteader, that he had to be
taken TO the Mauna Kea, yesterday by
tie city anbplance. Accompanied by
| Mrs. BarTingsr, he is returning to his
.said1to be very critical, but he, wanted
to return to his home before he became
still worse, IL 81, = l,ty
r. Fifteen dollars is the total amount
of the loss specified in the six charges
of larceny which has been made against
1 I'm. Dupont, baker, by the Young
Hotel infringement. He Is charged
with selling bread outside of the
Young bakery, principally in the
saloops. His hearing in \ the police
court has been set for next Monday
m6rning. 80 III . '''f. 49, p. y. :
| SehOolchildren who are earning
money for war stamps or Red Cross
will be given an opportunity to work
for the government by picking castor
oil beans for the U. 8. experiment sta
tion. J. NJ. Westgate announces that
he will pay five cents per pound fol-
all ripe castor bean seeds brought Il
the station on Pensacola Street. The
I seeds are wanted by the government
tor planting. a.. -, wy *@'
Maui banks yesterday subscribed $50,
900 Worth of territorial bonds on thu
Understanding that the money will g
! toward the completion of the oiindi
reservoir. The Baldwin National Banl
Of Kahulni purchased 4f7D00 worth o.
! bOnde through Bishop & Company ant
4 the Bank Of Maui OF Wailuku pur
chased $4,000 worth, through the Banl
OF Hawaii. " {, ~ ~ ,~'> b
4 Attorneys for the G. M,.Cooke Estate
who recovered the amounts of rent o.
| the quarters occupied by the govern
ment department. filed notice yester
day Of the presenting of d bill of cost
which is to be heard March 20, From
this time the defendant, A. c. Mont
eonery has six months in which =
perfect an appeal of the case which i
believed to be in contemplation.
lin the supreme court yesterday tn,
eases Of Jose V. Maciel versus x, "
Kalua and the Public Utilities Com
mission versus the Inter Island Stean
| Navigation Company were ordered tax
en- as submitted on the briefs, TIL
case OF Nina Bertelmann, ct al. versu