Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume], May 15, 1917, 2:30 Edition, Image 2

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On e , fcnndred "thonsacff worm-ealea
t: clear were wnslsned to -the 'flames
fttoday by order f Internal Jievenue
Collector Jonn r. unej. nno ww we
-rtint "fooM" went tlio i Quantity
of CUclt booze tad a couple f noon;
S ,; This material represented tbo fxU--r!nt
of severs! month l. and totldea-
SUU7 a former rata of a ad many
htmdreda or collars. .
'5; Tortious of ike stills which could
.not be burned wero broken to pieces,
5 for tt I the lUf of the lew tjit nut
X veattee of these shall remain. One
of Uiese war from. Kauai, and for it
. rmannfaclure and use an aged Chines
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paid penalty prison.
' S " 8ocn booze at waa on hand wss
poured into the sewer, where it fonn4
l. ra n tha hat-hnr tfr fUl
C doubt intoxicated ft goodly number of
lUirKy iisu. Bmau portion 01
Swere also destroyed, and the cocaine
rand morphine held by the office win
Ceo back to Washmiton for Red Crocs
fwork. -:The dears represented sefc
.sres wnere voxes oao pecn rvueu it
; E Improperly stamped. They are sen-
2 orally bored toy worm within a lew
weeks alter seisure,- .
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Jnt bow the sernidous practises of
-fallen women hare ftpread in Honolulu
t!even Into tome of the oldest and moat
respected, neifhborboocs waa forcefml-
iZlj demonstrated Jaat night by a series
i. cf ralda made tr Capt McDuffle and
r. kit men which melted In the arrfit of
' 19 men and women whoere charged
, n with Ttprancr la police cottrt this
! ncrnftf Erery cite .waa continued.
f, most tt ,tfca to Way 25.? Eyery A
fcnfiiit trot, onea RprtuSttesJ. U
From 9 o'clock on: to midnight thf
ftfetectlrea .went icoutlns. with the foU
Jowinj .teaulttt'. " Meteiala Ixfyo;- Ita
' bella Santiago, Finny.. RdJrfcuet,36
,!ephlne Torrea 5lary 'lJorrea, -Joe
T.Cadl, Joe Roche. Joe Cantoa and Cart
' rorlo Allura, all f rem the Ah- Leong
: ; block on , Aala lane ; Maria Madina
J: Jfarguerite Dy,'- the Fern., block -on
: ; Hi ver street; llarglo Soto 'and Xohn
: : niTera, the X)a TaJ bjock on River
;;rtreet; Vlrgtnl Fertile, Parker lane;
;;i:r2aa rhnilpa, Epeckman'a block,
;r:hool street; Calaoela. Oltla, Merita
::Crut, DomlcgO 'Caliralho and Warren
;Uzriy, from the-City Mill cottages
;;ca Fortf street,: abore- Christley lane.
Attorney ton M. etrtoa represent
;:rj 14 of e difeadantt and posted
: :t ft of tin each. McDuffle aaya the
;:c : ich Is not half of t!iose he wanta to
'r t. irV sara 'mcs; cf the' 'women
2;::-r aroucl tbe Oafiu depot' and
rrk JocIclrTTrr rati who they
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y.t"lz?i cf (,- ccr.grcitlon of Ka-trJ-'.;j
cturci . exrect to hold. a'
rr.ee Ur..; rcxt I'cz'zy ixctAzz to tea"
a rcr::t fresi & Jclr.t cosiaittee from
tio Ilawtilcn CoirJ of Missions and
'.".9 cn-.rrr.ttoa. j?clnted to bring
i! ; ..iU2, '4 settlement of ta
v :; - . tcUcca 'a certain -factkrn
U-'tLa c-urch aud the minister and
ffurttcs. v, -4 . -! : :
The c-itl:ckicg t?y at the foot
r; tte c'..-;3 J adcot tad ft Cjaestloa;
i d tte tf :cter prcpouaded tin: thlt
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Lt l-e -end of tu uer:
VEt..th'e -calra; mpcrtsa,
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Eitiier in the beautiful matt
rrcea or blended decora-tions.-'
Secure your supply
for Decoration - Day; at this
time as only; lOOO more arc
to be sold at these prices.";:
' EicelfW Lodge, X O. O. maeci
thla eresint. ..r ;
: Honolalu CMpter will hare a spe
cial meeting to4!ght , .
" WCllam McKtnley Lodge meeu thu
evenlni; to iiropoee that It amalgamate
with Myatk-; Lodge. Ko. 2.
! The Hawaiian band plajed in
Bishop Park at noon today and will
pisy axala at :TQ tonight m Thomas
Square.
The Apollo Club will be the big fea
ture of the British relief concert which
wm be bell at the Pljou theater on
May 34.
The regular monthly meeting of th
members of the Caamber of Commerce
will be held Wedntiday afternoon at
2 o'clock.,
IflliSlPKE
(Continued From-Page 1.)
A daughter who has been named
ThjUis was born ou Eatordar morn
ing to ('apt. and lira. Clarence Rich
mond I)ay of Schofleld Barracka. .
"Miaa Mary Loucakal and Albert
Manners were married last night br
Rer.8. " K. Kamalopin.' Mrs. Ros
Manners and George Kabaulelio were
wltnesaea, ' ... ,
The case of Fukuda and P. Tanaka.
both charged with the commlesloa of
ftatutory - cf rosea, . hare been conti
nued In Circuit Judge Aahford a court
until called up.
Bids for furnishing materials at the
new'terrltalil-prlfon at KalihUal
win be opened tomorrow morning at
11 o'clo;'i in the office of the depart
ment of public works.
Jurenlle. . Judge Ashford yester
day-committed to the girls in
dustrial school for two years a Ha
waiian girl charged with the commie
aloa of a i tatotoif offense.
,Atva jEpeclal meeting of the Grad
uate Nursnr Club of Hawaii atUhe
W; ; G? A. this erealng - at t
o'clock, CjijL. R. - G., Krrt. U. S. A
ww; a peaa; fon . jTeparednesa.
Sam "Robley. and' George Andrus
bare jsken lrarge ot the prison work
of the Y? Ut Cr A? wUl appear at
the OamJ'nrltoia' rery' Suncayi'vKob
ley wjl! rtalkand Andrua ;win hare
charge of the singing. "
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Circuit 'Jiidge. Kemp: baa granted to
llr&T Denize :- Mahan 'Bean a dirorce
from Lieut Grafton A. BeaJl. U. S.
ot the TJ.-H. S. rorktown, the grounds
being desertion and cruelty. The
court ordered : Beall ' to pay $75
month for the support of his wife and
their iilarqn:;.
A'bit'bir old Japan waa portrayed
through tlie medium of dances, tab
leaux and ongs at an entertainment
glren in i the J31 jou theater Sunday
for the benefit of the Kakaako school
for 'Japaaese girls. The ; entertain-
ment was1 interesting from beginning
to end ana was well attended, j. v- - j
The :traios, comtaerclal and Indus.
trial :.dcri lcjneat committee ;.of! tho
CuirJjer of Commerce met yesterday
afternoon; to discuss theC daylight. sat
lng scheme. but feeling that the; idea
needed more lndirldual study the com
mlttee postponed action or discussion
untQ Thutpdar morning: at o'clock. v
i - POLICE NOTES ...si !
Uauor -caaea of -W. H. Huttoa.weH
disposed ;of lav police, court today as
ionows: i mawagucni, wiui - Attorney
WllUam i Rawlins , defending, set for
May 21 : , Kaxa Ling fined ; $125. and
Pnakela CischArged. W: Uvi- f..:
- TVhen lie promised to go home to
father,-JCaual. J. XsiwV grown
can, r..wtST discharged 4 from . police
court. Trfcoiai two charges Against him,
on e of .i-agxaacy antL .the . other ; of
threatening, were- nolle grossed. : ' ; !:
Jen ra tillers . donated 1 50 in fines
today, Villllan Swansea wta fined $15
for assaclC and ' two Rosslaa", women
who. haf tonsnmed too much Araer
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bullets had oeen four Inches higher
they would, bare beea seat through
the stomach of the engiaeer. Wear
coatt fell to the ground after being
shot and then the Filipino turned the
tun on th 'Jananese. who tiro fel
down, 'shot in the stomach. Orda
then disappeared from .the mCl and
made his way Into a cane field. The
deputy sheriff waft BotlHed of the
shooting and he at once atarted out
to try and find ihe would-be murderer.
A oosee of willing clrilians got ousy
and they went out looking for the Fili
pino. It would hare fared badly for
the man H he had been met by this
bunch, for erery man carried a gun.
and all declared that if Garcia fired
at one of them he would be shot down
like a dog. As one man remarked:
"We win aaoot him tt he shows fight
We are tired of these raurderera and
would-be murderers getting off when
tried in court and eren If they are
convicted sometimes, they are always
pardoned later on.
However, Garcia was not found dur
ing the afternoon. It waa at 11 o'clock
at night that the man was discovered
and arrested at a Paauhau camp.
Deputy Sheriff Rlckard of Honokaa,
as usual, showed no fear. He walked
into the room where the man was and.
although the latter tried to throw his
reYolrer down, on the deputy, the lat
ter poked his 'Own gun Into the face
ot the Ffllpmo. and brushing the crim
inal's weapon aside, made the arrest
The Filipino was found to have a large
amount of foodstuffs In his possession
and It Is thought that he meant to
find a hiding place and stand a siege
SUPERVISORS GO INTO
MANOA CONTRACT AGAIN
To hear the report of the road com
mittee, on . the Manoa contract the
board of supervisors ' will meet this
evening at 7:30. The report came up
at the last meeting, but because it
had not been signed by every member
of' the committee action was deferred
untn tonight.
. The board will also pass on the as
sessment roll for 8mith street exten
sion and paving and give notice of an
assessment hearing.
Icanized vodka, were fined $2 each.
They had done the same thing here
before.
The cases of Ah Lum, Ah San. Chu
See and Ah You. all charged with lar
ceny, have been continued for two
months. The matter ii In respect to
differences' over a fish pond and its
contents between client of Attorney
WUUam Rawlins and Charles Chll
Ilnsrworth.
PUBLIC MEETING
McKlnley Hlflh School' May 21, 1117.
To the property owners on Beretahia
Street between Alapal and Punahoti
v Streets, City and County- tf ' Hono
The'Pulic Hearing required under"
the Improvement Statutes having been
held before the Board of Supervisors
on December ST 1916, and on that date
closed without, sufficient duly ac?
knowledges protests to deprive the
Board of Supervisors of Jurisdiction
to proceed with the improvement of
Beretanla Street between Alapal and
Ptmahotf streets and the Board of
Supervisors having determined?.1 to
proceed with this improvement; -
-Ail property 'owners interested in,
or Affected by, this proposed Improve
ment are requested to meet Informally
with the members oT the -Board of
Supervisors of the City and County
of Honolulu on Monday, May 21,
at the hour 7:30 p. m. In th Assembly
HaU of the McKlnley High School to
discuss . this improvement and to
present -suggestions thereon for con
sideratlon by the members of - the
Board of Superrlsorsof the City v and
county or Honolulu. -. . jv,
::K.'" , 0. kalatjokalaki.
Clerk, City, and County of Honolulu.
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:OBBB are the deUcatcljr, tinted.crepes and Toiles
for ;'axiartlmlnVer- are noTeltjr fabrics i ; f
jjfot"eport3appareLyHne ":
it'calcs etc4 are also xepfesn
uie waaieu patterns aaa coionngs. v v
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; J- mentsT that the ; warm' leather brings'lpr , these' cool
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Copies of the deci&ioa of the United
States supremo court . overruling the
decision f Judge W. W. Morrow tn
the case- of-Foster 1 Darls, former
cleric of .the local federal court, who
was charged with nalsappropriatlns
the funds of his offfce. have been re
ceived by U. 8. Attorney 8. C Hnber.
The opinion ot the court was deliver
ed by Mr Justice Holmes. Mr. Justice
McKenna dissented for the reason
given by Judge Morrow. The decision
reads aa tollowa:
"This is an Indictment of a deputy
clerk of the d 'strict cocrt or Hawaii
for converting to his own use moneys
cf persons other than the United
States, deposited with the clerk to te
cure the payment of costs, by parties
to proceedings other than proceedings
in bankruptcy (Counts 1. 1, 4, 7, t) or
by parties to proceedings in bank
ruptcy (Counts 2, 5, 9). The sixth
count charges the defendant, as cler.
with a like conversion.
A demurrer to the indictment was
sustained sod the United States brings
the case here. The judge assumed
that the costs referred to in the sev
eral counts vere fees of the clerk and.
we presume. In cass of proceedings in
bankruptcy, fees collected for the re
feree and trustee, and also that the
funds were funds to be accounted for
by. the clerk as debtor, not as trustee,
under the decision in United States v.
Mason. 218 U. S. 517. 531.
"He therefore was of opinion that
the money waa not within the purview
of section 99 of the Penal Code, pun-
lahlng embezzlement ot money be
longing in the registry of the court
etc The same reasoning led him to
the conclusion that section ? did not
apply and it is the latter proposition
that the United States seeks to hare
revised.
The Judge objected that the charge
in the Indictment did not follow the
language of section 97, but as ho went
on to consider whether the statute
applied to the facta alleged we shall
not deal wfth the latter question. Con
cerning the sufficiency of the Indict
ment In other rspects of course we
have nothing to say.
Br section 97. 'any officer or ue
United States or any assistant 'of such
officer, who shall embezzle or wrong
fully convert to nls own use any money
or property which may have come into
his possession or under his control In
the execution of tuch .office) or em
ployment. whether the tame shall
be the money or froperty of the United i
States or ot tome other person or
party, shall, wh-arm the offense 1s not
otherwise punlrJtabie by some statute
of the United States be fined and im
prisoned Of bCth. " "
If, as asauasd, Ua defendant was
not yuniahablo under section 99 he
was punishable under this. As pointed
out by the government the court below
seems to have overlooked the fact that
except in the sixth count the " de
defendant ft alleged to hart been an
assistant clerk, not the clerk. Whether
tt belonged to the United States or to
the clerk themoney was not his and
the case Is within the words lust
Quoted from the act.
"We confine our decision to the
point raised by the assignment st
error; upon that the decision was
wrong.
"Judgment reversed.'
USES HIS HEELS FOR
' FLIGHT AND FOR FIGHT
Detective Henry SUva of Cs.pt U
Duffle's department had an exciting
chase yesterday afternoon on Kama
nuwai lane near Beretanla street after
Ah On. an old but nimble Chinese,
who took to his heela not only in
flight but also in fight Silva finally
arrested the fleeing one for Saving
chela tickets.
According to the police Ah On Is ac
old offender In the lottery game and
when he aaw Silva approaching lost
no time making his "get-away." But
Silva was too swift and soon was
upon him. " Then. Maud-like. Ah On
raised up his 'hind legs ana ncsea
WE STORE EVERYTHING
". " l JAMES H LOVE
CITY tftANSFEn COMPANY
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The finest bread yew caA buy Mywhera at Any prUf , -
Lovo'g Poorlooa Cyoad
V- r f H THAT THE NAM E IMPLIES"
- t r- Arioaf of quality and aatlsf action '
Every Loaf Carefully and Neatly Wrapped
. ; ; DEMAND YOUR FAVORITESU J
10c
Per Leaf
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Henry surely and swiftly where) hc;: This 'norHbf -teVpa!!? court he
llted. Sflva got; a strangle hold about prided guflty' to turmcipattas ta t
th4 old '"fgA anaakei that sentence
rived and told the. prisoner to Chmesa v k. r
.v.. . KttAK ntt :trtMiin!r.odeIerredi.?' until Thursday-Two
and wmiong poacelbry. which h Uckau were'toond In JiU pcket:whetf
aui i , Marched - ; "
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Try a packagf of Olnto
titles -
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Snider's Chili Sance, wholesome, for.hotror cold.ineaUj pmt bottle :. . w -
Balstons Select Bran, a preakfast cereal, a drior forookies;
Assorted A. B. C Biscnits, for tasty Inncneons lor cnuaren,
V7e hare a Large Assortment of rresh' VegeteMs and Hower.Seeds
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Mqw? for MSilBW'liM
Selective CoMCription if ill be Here in the very near future. nWhiexiii comes you may. have
no choice as to arms, or unit of the Begular Army or National Guard to vwhicU youfwill So
assignea. "' vr
Hawaii
Has
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Hawaii always has led in patriotio endeavor. When conscriptiorr does poms let it find no :
one to conscript let it find every man already in the Service as a Volunteer.
VOLTjfUTCEB ISfOW VOUBERVtOZ IN THE
National Guard
0 Mi HfM'n
for tho duration of the war and do your bit by helping man one of the IT. E Army, Coast Ar
tillery forts which defend Honolulu. ; v .
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