Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-06

sion Of the circuit court has been ex-
cused until $50 o'clock next wednes-
day morning.
The finance committee of the Y. NJ.
&c. A. is working on plans to secure
funds needed to complete the budget
for the present fiscal year ending May
4, 1914.
The Honolulu School for Boys has
adopted a new uniform for the boys
of that popular institution The uni
form is. of dark brown khaki. pat
termed after that worn by soldiers.
The house committee of the Y. NJ.
C. A. will meet at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon to complete the plans for
the erection Of a social pavilion in the
yard.
The preliminary hearing of Fran
cisco Begas and Petra Rodriguez
Huete, arrested by the U. S. marshal
Saturday on a statutory charge, will
take place before U. s. Commissioner
George A. Davis this afternoon.
The Associated Charities is striving
to meet a number of demands for
clothing for babies and small chill
dren. Miss Lillian Moody, social
worker for the organization, said this
morning that she would be glad to re-
ceive any donations of this kind.
h The board of directors of the Y. NJ.
c. A. will meet Thursday noon in the
office of the general secretary to hear
reports concerning the opening of the
fall work, and plans for new meth
cd to organize the members within
the association upon which several of
the secretaries are working.
The first letter to Governor Pink
ham" arrived at the territorial .execu-
tive chamber this morning. The
,epistle, upon examination by Secre-
tary George Clark, proved to be of a
personal nature, evidently from one
of L. e. Pinkham's friends at Manila.
1t will be forwarded to Pinkham at
Washington. ...... II.
Carl A. Bishop, who has brought
suit against John H. Craig for $1100
damages as the result of an automo-
bile and motorcycle accident on King
street a. short time ago, has filed in
circuit court a, demand for trial by
jury. Craig today also has filed his,
answer to the plaintiffs charges, set
ting up general denial.
The Oahu Country Club has filed
petition in the Office of the territorial
treasurer asking that, its articles of.
incorporation be amended. 1t seeks
to raise the capitalization from $751;,
700 to. $4,000. to make it's stock non.
dividend paying and in general to
give the organization more the char
acter of a fraternaI than a business
corporation. -. -. = I
An assistants physical director for
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton in. the, person of Fred w. Lab,
Jr.,. eight pounds, arrived in Honolulu,
yesterday morning. and at present is
stopping at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Lau, Pensacola
street. Young Lau is a husky chap,
and takes after his father in physical
propensities. Mother and son are re-.
ported as doing we'll.
Arrangements for the coming ,Ad
Club show at the opera house will, be
completed when the members of that
meet for luncheon on the
sixth floor of the Young hotel building
Wednesday noon. A report will be
presented showing the number of tick.
cts sold, and those present will. prac-s
tice the new AID Club songs. A spe-.
cial musical program has been ar.
ranged for the occasion. =.
Col. R. j. Greene, custodian and
caretaker of the capitol building and
grounds for the last 20 years, has
been succeeded to that position by
his former assistant, w. Speckman,
and Col. Greene has been made day
Waterman at the grounds. During his
Illness last spring, the legislature vot-
ed Col Greene a pension of $50 a
month, but. as he shortly afterwards
returned to duty and his salary of
SIS, the pension has been held in
allegiance by Auditor Fisher.
The Promotion Committee has un-
der investigation plan for the install
lation of guide and mile posts on the
Eelt road around the island of Oahu.
There are many points of interest
along this trip. and the committee be-
heves that many of these places will
be missed if the tourist is not in
formed of their whereabouts in some
The board of supervisors has
agreed to cooperate with the commit
tee should such a. plan be carried out
by that organization.
Kim Hawk So, a Korean, was con-
victed by jury in Judge Robinson's
division of the circuit court this morn
ing and sentenced to not less than one
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