The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-12
G.YI. SERVICE
ENPLOYE' 5 LEAGUE
BRANCH OF THE NATIONAL AS
ISOLATION MAY BE ESTABLISH
ED IN THIS CITY.

5. a. Anthony, chief clerk in the
office of the L. s. A. Engineer has
lately received a quantity of printed
matter and letters from the headquart-
Crs of the United States Civil Service
Retirement Association, at Washing
ton, explaining the objects of the or,
ganization and urging the employees
of the Federal Government in the
Territory to organize branch. In
all probability Mr. Anthony will take
the matter up with others in the fed
eral civil service here, and a meeting
may be called soon for the purpose.
The United States Civil Service Re
tirement Association is a national or
ganization which has been in exist
cnce for a number of years, having
for its object the securing of national
legislation making some provision for
members of the governments civil
service force who have become too
old to longer hold their positions and
support themselves. The idea is prac-
tically to secure some form of pen
sion service for civil employees, as
well as for soldiers and sailors.
The matter has been agitated for
some years. and i'm the last session
of the Congress, a bill was introduc-
cd providing for the retirement Of
employees who had passed certain
age with a certain number OF years
service to their credit, but it failed
to pass. IT is generally believed, how
ever. that some such measure will
sooner or later be passed, and the as
ISOLATION of civil service men Is to
keep the matter agitated.
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consider the application of Yong
Kwong Fat for a saloon license at
Waipahu.
The Y. Nj. {. A. has planned an af-
ternoon at the beach for its members
tomorrow. The men are invited to be
on hand at the Seaside Hotel beach
by $3.50 p. m.
The trial of John Enos and Joe
Tavas who were arrested several days
ago for hunting without license, was
continued in the police court this
morning until next Friday.
d. w. Driscoll of Maui arrived here
last evening to accompany his daugh-
ters, Misses Kittie and Sadie home for
their vacation The young ladies have
been pupils in the convent here.
United States Marshal Hendry and
District Attorney Breckons leave this
evening on the Claudine for Hawaii
where, it is said, they go to look up
some reported counterfeitinS cases.
Col. George French, commander of
the Pacific division of the Salvation
Army. who has been here from San
Francisco for several weeks on an
inspection tour, left today for Hllo
where he will spend some time.
Clerk Clifford CharlOcll of the Board
of Health. has discovered in preparing
his annual report for the Board, That
the same sort of fish are given differ
ent native names in different locali-
ties
Made of strictly all-wool fabrics,
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes are
without a peer in the realm of ready
to-wear clothing. They're sold in this
city by Silva's Toggery, King St, near
Fort
The regular monthly meeting of the
Chinese Athletic Club will be held in
the Y. NJ. c. A. hall this evening at
1880 o'clock. Important business Will
be discuss and a full attendance is
earnestly look for.
The mandate from the U. S. Su-
preme Court in the case of the Laha-
inaluna suit was filed yesterday after
noon by Castle & Wilmington, attor-
neys, who successfully prosecuted the
case against the Territory.
The following brands are the
straight whiskey aged in wood, and
reduced, under government supervis-
ion, to 80 proof. odd Kentucky" and
odd Watermil" Bourbons and Nor
mandy" Rye. Ask your dealer.
Consul Saito has agreed to have
summonds for div%ce served on Miya-
llichi Keuka whONis now in Japan.
Notice to this effect was made yes
terday to the court by 70. M. Watson,
attorney for Fui Kubota, the libellant
Kekuhina is the name of a Hawaiian
woman who was arrested yesterday
charged with having used profane and
indecent language towards another
woman in the Iwilei district. In pc,
lice court this morning she pleaded
guilty to the charge and paid fine o.
S. and costs.
]. V. Stevenson, formerly connected
with the Hawaiian Hotel, but has late
| ly been storekeeper at the Moana Ho
/ tel, has resigned his position and will
leave next Tuesday for Hawaii where
he has accepted the position of luna
on the Kulluihaele plantation. His
many friends in Honolulu will be sorry
to see him leave, but will wish hin
| the best of success.