Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-06

granted q divorce today from Henry
Makalh on the ground OF non-snpport.
Suezo Ikegami was granted a di.
vorce by Judge Whitney today from
!shi Ikegami. whom she accuses Of
desertion.
Judge Whitney has. approved the
final accounts of W. r. Castle. admin
istrator OF the estate of Alice K.
KeaRe, and ordered his discharge
from further service In the estate.
All members and friencs OF the
Tuesday morning class are invited 10
the class rooms in the Kflahana build
ing on Monday, December 8th from
3 to 5, to meet Mrs. Miii:z and her
party. ~. ,t-- IL
Coat-of-Arm plates, trays, bonbon
dishes, coffee and tea cups. tnmblers
and jugs, Hawaii & South Sea Curio
Co, largest Paeific-S Souvenir store In
the world. Goods carefully packed
and mailed and delivery in good order
guaranteed. :. = =: -
Under the auspices OF the Golden
Sewing Circle Club OF Learn Chapter
No. Q, o. E. s., delicatessen and
fancy work sale is being held in the
BlaisdelI hotel building today In the
store room formerly occupied by OK
enham, the tailor.
so 49, ------.sF 81 so s3sT 60
Henry Smith,. administrator OF the
estate OF Charles R. Dement,, has filed
an inventory inscircuit cours SHOWING
the estate to be worth approximately
$500, consisting of q hopseiot ct Ka-
lihi-waena worth $500 anc note
given to nj. g. Silva for 800.
Officers to serve during the COM
ing year will be elected at q meeting
of the members OF Theodore ROose-
welt Camp, u 8. w. ", u their hall
1T AIakea and Merchant streets, this
evening, beginning az 7:30 o'clock
All members of the lodge are request
ed to be present.
-Four prisoners arrived here from
Hilo today and were turned over to
High Sheriff Henry Of the territorial
prison Henry believes they are SUI
fering from beriberi He win prob;
ably submit them TO . medical exam
ination at once.
A meeting of the public utilities
commission has been called for next
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, ct the
commissions headquarters in the
building. Chairman
Mott Smith is absent but ]. n. S.
Williams and A. J. Gignoux VIII form
a quorum to transact business
Plans for big luau, to be given In
Honolulu upon the arrival here Of T.
E. Pinkham. viii be formulated when
the members Of the Kapahnln Stock;
Improving Club meet tomorrow morn
ing. The luan will be given In honor.
Of Governor 2inkham and ne viii be
asked To attend as the special guest
Of the organization.
The annual meeting Of the Aloha
Temple Mystic Shriners win be held
in the Masonic temple at O'Clock
this evening. Reports covering the
work Of the past year win be present
ed, and officers elected to serve dur.
Ing the coming fiscal year. Plans
VIII also be made for the coming cere-
monial session to be held December
Is at the Moana hotel.
According figures complied by
William B. Stockman. in charge or
the United States weather bureau
station in Honolulu, yesterday was
The coolest day this city has exper-
fenced since 1905, for the mercury
TO Sc degrees. The cold
was particularly noticed from the fact
that 1t was accompanied by 20-nile
wind from the northeast.
Federal Judge G. f. Clemens hand
ed down 8 decision today denying thel
petition Of Fong Hing, q Chinese, who
asked for an order directing Collector
3. r. Stackable and District Attorney
R. W. Breckons TO return to am an
account book seized several weeks !
ago when they raided his premises I'M |
i search for struggled opium. Fongl
Hing was indicted at that time for !
having in his possession six tins Of |
the contraband, and his petition was
based on the argument that the book !
contained discriminating evidence and
rs such could not be used against him,
as 1t virtually amounted to forcing
the prisoner to testify against him
self The court holds against this ar
gument. 1t says, however, ne may bel
permitted to examine the book and
make copies of entries needed to |
make his business collections and
continue his present business in the
Oriental quarter. "<@.s's