Evening star., 1932-01-09
D c. MATRON HELD
WITH IN Staying
Son-in-IaW Linked With Mrs.
FortesCue in Death of As
saiIant of Daughter.
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Prison. Lui Kaikapui, Hawaiian, plead
ed guilty to the attack on the school
teacher. He was sentenced to prison
for life.
Rahahawai was kidnapped from a
court room here, where he made daily
reports pending the setting Of date
for a new trial. The jury in the first
trial disagreed. A faxed warrant,
folded to appear official, police said,
was used to lure him to an automobile
In which he was carried away.
Searching Mrs. Fortescue's home,
police found blood on bed room
floor and a sheet such aS was wrapped
around the Hawaiian in the automo-
bile, was missing.
Faxed Warrant Found.
At the residence Jones was taken into
custody. In his clothes officers found
the faxed warrant and an empty cart
ridge from a 80 pistol Police said
netghbors told them they had heard a
shot fired about 9 am. yesterday.
Authorities said the case would be
presented to the grand jury, probably
Monday.
Gov. Judd, after issuing statement
asking residents to remain calm ana
to cooperate in meeting the situation,
ordered $50 National Guardsmen out 70
supplement the local police, nearly
every member of which Is Hawaiian
or part Hawaiian.
AS they re-eXamined the evidence
today, police said they came more and
more to the conclusion that kahana-
wal met his death in Mrs. Fortescues
home. They said the bed room door
there was damaged, as If by struggle,
and was partly off its hinges:
The police also said they found on
Jones person the magazine from a 81
automatic, with one cartridge missing
Lured to Auto.
Lured to an automobile by the faxed
warrant, Kahahawai was driven away.
Police started hunt for the kidnapers
and a radio description Of the car was
broadcast. George Harbottle, driver OF
a police car, was informed by the radio
and a few minutes later saw the car
proceeding toward Koko Head at fast
rate. an elderly woman driving. He
gave chase along the Waialai road and
Slgnaled another police car to join the
pursuit.
Harbottle said he passed the sedan,
stopped his car and got out to oroer
them to stop. Instead Of stopping, he
said, the woman drove by him and sped
aleng the new Koko Head road. Har-
bottle again took up the chase, passed
the other police automobile and finally
Iy, ForriF,y fhA Sedan infn
embankment.
Mrs. Fortescue, MaSsie and Lord were
brought to the police station here and
the murder complaint lodged against
them. Later they were sent TO Pearl
Haroor to spend the night.
Taken in Custody.
They were given into the custody OF
Capt. Ward K Workman, commander
OF the naval submarine base, who was
appointed a special officer of the court.
City and County Attorney James F.
Gilliland said the case would be taken
before the grand jury probably MONDAY. |
= The Army issued orders restricting
enlisted men from entering the CITY
except under certain circumstances, All
Navy men, except those married ana
living in the city and officers, were
ordered to remain at the reservation at
Pearl Harbor.
Police quoted Mrs. j. B. Stickney and |
Mrs. Anna Tarlton, neighbors OF MRS.
Fortescue. as saying they heard q shot
fired shortly after 8 am. today. In the
Fortescue home police found coil OF |
clean white rope, such as was ueo
around Kahahawai's body when 1t was
found in the automobile. Mrs. For
tescue's residence Is about three DOCKS
from MasSie's home.
Facing a threatened boycott OF the |
city during feet maneuvers on the Pa
cific next month, Gov. Judd combined |
all policing agencies of the territory in |
his campaign and named Maj. Gordon |
C.. Ross of the National Guard to head |
the force. Naval shore patrols were |
simultaneously increased.
= Informed by Rear Admiral Yates |
Stirling jr., that the Navy felt it in
advisable this year to plan entertain
Sient for officers or men OF the meet
- unless local conditions have
cleaned up definitely and thoroughly
before arrival of the feet" Gov. Judd
had. informed naval officials he was
doing all in his power to correct the
situation" He was comforting further
with officials today when Kahahawai
met his fate.
Shopping, She Says.
Neither Mrs. Fortescue nor MaSsle
made any admission of guilt at the con-
ference. i
After attorneys had been obtained
for the three, Mrs. Fortescue told news |
paper men she had been down town |
shopping and knew nothing OF what
happened to Kahahawai. Massie re- |
fused to discuss the affair.
A guard Of detectives was thrown |
about the MasSie home after Mrs. |
MaSsie left for Pearl Harbor to remain |
with friends. A naval shore patrol |
searched the house after Mrs. Massie !!
left, out reported finding nothing.
After a conference between Mrs |
Fortescue, Massie and their attorneys !
the city attorney announced statements
had been obtained from them. Ofhclals |
said the statements confiicted.
DAUGHTER MARRIED HERE.