Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-19

Principal G.. A. Mac Donald Of Laha-
Einalnna school. Maui. Is IN town on .
business trip. He called on Superfn-
.tendent H. W. Kinney this morning.
Waialae. Kaimukf and Palolo I'm.
sproyement Club viii hold It's monthly
meeting at Liliuokalani school on
Thursday evening Of this week.
Judge ciemons filed q long decision
this morning in the old bankruptcy
case OF Olaf Olmsted OF Hawaii The
case has been before the courts for.
years
There VIII be work in the first and
second ranks at meeting In the
.Pythian hall at 1850 o'clock this even
ing OF the members, OF William Me-
Kinley lodge No. SIX. Of p.
High Sheriff Henry viii send an Of
.ficer to Hilo on the Mauna Kea, tomor-
row morning to take In custody John
,Keal0ha, the convicted Hawaii super
visor. and bring him to this city
where he will serve his sentence IN
Oahu prison.
In the court OF Judge Robinson the
Magoon vs.. Lord Young case h near
ing the close. Today Magoon ID IN.
PRODUCING evidence IN rsbnttal After
this evidence - IN the court viii pro-
coed to; view the land over which the
law suit arose.
Detective Harry Lake left for Eva
plantation this morning Ia order 10
Investigate q cutting and stabbine q.
fray that happened In the Porto Riean
camp May 10. II the facts warrant
Il the county attorneys department
will take up the matter.
Announcement IL made BY the As.
ISOLATED Charities that that organiza-
ton Is badly IN need Of clothing to
supply the unfortunate who fall to its
care, Especially are mems trousers
and shoes Ii demand az the present
time, according to ManRger Spencer
The members Of Companies B and
-. M H. VIII spend tomorrow ey-
ening IN working out problem Of
the attack and defense OF & bridge.
The work will be d6ne inside the ar
m0ry. and large attendance IN both
companies Is requested BY the respects
I've commanders.
Three witnesses who are required
for the Doyle and Sehafman trials
which are set for June is, have been
subpoenaed By Acting Marshal Holt.
The witnesses reside on the main
land They are Mrs. NJ Ferguson Of
Seattle; Mrs Edna Doyle of San
Francisco, and Mrs Viola Doyle OF
That no diseases other than tliber-
culosis were discovered on Kauai dufs
ing April is the gist Of the health re-.
port which has just been received
from that island Former reports
from Kauai have generally shown the
number Of new white plague cases as
being seven or eight, but in April il
dropped to three which Is over so
per cent
An appeal has been made from the
first circuit court to the supreme
court in the matter Of the requests
contained IN the viii Of the late AZ
fred s. Hartwell Charles HartweII
Chatter, q minor. by hfs next best
friend. appeals. Castle & Wilmington
are his attorneys, while Frear, Pros
ser, Anderson and Marx are for the
lother side.
In the supreme court this morning
q motion to submit on agreed state.
nent OF facts was made III the +.
Weinzhefmer VS.. G. ID. Lufkin Maui
land matter. The cases arises
over the sale Of q mortgaged proper
.tys once belonging to ID. K Kaliahle-
DO, which was sold at public auction
upon foreclosure. for the sum OF 1890.
Manager Wefazh elmer Of the Pioneer
Mill Company claims that part OF
the land that was sold belongs to HIS
company.
Foreign Exchange Methods in the
Orient will be the subject of an adj
dress which viii be delivered in Cooke
hall, Y. NJ. c. A. building, at s O'clock
Friday evening by Z. G. McPhaiI, for.
merly manager of the international
Banking Corporations at Singapore.
The lecture will be given under the
auspices Of the Alexander Hamilton
institute club and should be of inter,
est to local business men. Mr.. Ne.
Phail will return to Singapore via
Europe as representative of the local
Waterhouse company. 81
Principal Blackman OF the Honslu-
lu School for Boys announced this
morning that he has secured funds
which assure the erection of another
building, this being the third since
the school was started. The plans