Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23
LOCAL and GENERAL

/ LOCAL and GENERAL |
There will be meeting of the
trustees of the Library of Hawaii at
half-past four o'clock this afternoon
iii room 402, Judd building.
r.. James Coke has received a cable
from the Uintah Development Com
pany stating that gusher has been
struck. The company's we'll is al
Nernal, Utah.
Bids for supplies for. Oahu prison
for the next year will be opened at
the attorney generals offiebe at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning, in the
presence of Attorney General Thayer
and High Sheriff Henry.
Charles Schneider. who was brought
back from San Diego, Cal, recently to
face a charge of opium smuggling, en-
tered plea of guilty before United
States District Judge Dole this morn
ing and was sentenced to five months
Imprisonment, with. costs.
Charles w. Thomas, . former en-
listed man of the regular army here,
has applied to the governor for pa
role from Oahu prison, whittier he was
sent some time ago on a charge of
theft. He promises to leave the
islands on the next transport bound
for the mainland.
DIR. ]. r. Judd will deliver an adj
dress upon First Aid to the In
jured," at the Y. w. c. A. Homestead,
King street, this evening beginning
at eight o'clock The lecture is under
the auspices of the physical training
department of the association and Is
open to all members.
Circuit Judge Whitney has issued
an order directing Georg Rodiek, ad-
ministrator of the estate of the late
William Pfotenhauer, to pay the wi,
dow, Mrs. Pfotenhauer, the sum of
$3.50 month for the maintenance
and education of the two minor child
rem, Hans and Francis Ffotenhauer.
+
Wireless news comes from San
Francisco to the effect that William
]. K Achi, Jr., has just broken the
news of his secret" marriage to his
step-sister, three years ago. The
secret" has been we'll known In Ho-
nolulu for the last three years, as Is
substantiated by the statement Of his
father.
]. M. Barrie's Peter Pam which
was so successfully produced by the
students of the Valley School last
week, will be restaged at 4:30 o'clock
this afternoon in the parish house of
st. Andrews. An admission Of '25
cents will be charged. the proceeds OF
the play to be devoted to the Free
kindergarten and Children's Aid AS
sociation.
A little musicale was given by Ernest
Kaai's orchestra at the Pleasanton
Hotel last night. Quite number OF
persons gathered at. the MOTEL to hear
the music. During the dinner the or
chestra played in the lobby of the hos
telry, while later in the evening they
played in the garden. IT is the plan
of the management to have several OF
these little musicales during the sum.
mer months, and the appreciation OF
last nights affair evidences the popu.
larity of the plan.
Simon Popoy, the Russian youth
held on charge of sending obscene
matter through the mail, was releas-
ed this morning by Federal Judge
Dole, who granted a motion to quash
the Indictment Popoy was immedi
stely rearrested on another similar
charge, however. and lacking bail,
probably will be held in Jail until
some time in September, when the
federal grand jury meets again
Gregory Gustehin, arrested with Pop
| oy and indicted for abstracting let
ter from the mails. is<on trial before
| a jury in federal court today.
The new Pohukaina school at Ka
kaako, which was recently completed
at a cost of $4,000 viii open for the
first time when the fall school term
begins in September. The structure
which was designed by the architec
tural firm of II. l.. Kerr, is a mode
of the latest type of school building
being built of reinforced concrete
and with number of special fire
walls and doors with outside stair
cases The structure is built so thai
any number of rooms may be added
at the rear at any time the increase
of the school population may make
/ this necessary.
/ A plan which, if carried out. will
add materially to- Oahu's already
large list of educational institutions
was suggested by Supervisor McClel
Ian at the meeting of the board of su
/ peryisors Saturday, who advocated