Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18

i Circnit Judge Whitney today grant
ed a divorce to Estephania Comes
from Jesse Comes, On the ground OF
desertion. ~, =
/ Judge Whitney this morning issued
an order requiring MANUEL Correa To
pay his wife, Minnie Correa, tempo
rary alimony Of 50 week pending thu
determination OF the divorce suit
which Is pending III" ~ ~
On the ground Of desertion Louis w.
Miller has filed petition in circuit
court asking divorce from Rosa Sala-
Ear Miller There are rwo children.
one kept At present by the father and
the other by the neither,
Edward E. Hingley has filed a petit
ton In circuit court asking that Chas.
H. Baker be appointed guardian of Ida
Hingley, minor IS yeafS Of age, to
facilitate the distribution OF the es-
tate of the late Edward L. Hingley. Sr.
jury who are not engaged in the trial
of the case of Kiichi Sakuma and Kin
Sato have been notified to appear in
court at $50 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing. ...- .--..s -. III
The trial Of Kiichi Sakuma and Kin
Sato, charged with having committed
a statutory ofense, was begun In the
federal court at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning before Judge Sanford B. Dole
The case has been continued until
$3.50 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The trial Of Joe Rodrigues. charged
with having committed a statutory
offense on Hawaii, Is scheduled to
commence in the federal court tomor-
row morning. The case of Cheong
Kee, charged with smuggling and
smoking opium, is scheduled to be dis
posed of at the same time
Further discussion on matters OF
legislation and suggestions for meas
ures for presentation before the 1915 |
legislature will be the principal bust
ness of conference of all local char
liable workers which had been called |
for 3 o'clock this afternoon In the
Library Of Hawaii at the instance of |
the legislative committee of the Asso- |
ciated Charities, of which Judge San
ford B. Dole is chairman.
:. Attorney c. II. Dickey, acting for |
the Anti-Saloon league. has asked At
torneyGeneral /. M. Stainback for a |
weeks time In which to prepare and
submit authorities to the attorney-gen-
eral on the questions recently handed |
the latter by the liquor license COM
anton hotels application for license.
Dickey's request was granted. The
applicants legal counsel is to have
similar privilege. hence the attorney
generals opinion on the many iIavoly-
ed problems probably will not be fin
ished for another week or two.
4. l. McCandless spent $3767.97 In /
his unsuccessful campaign for election
as Democratic delegate to Congress.
The itemized account Of his campaign /
expenses. placed on file at the terri
t0rial secretary's Office today, shows
that his largest expense was public /
meetings and the salaries of clerks
and messengers. the former costing /
him $2031.07 and the latter S1036. His
expenses amounted to only
5000. Norman Watkins, Republican |
who was reelected to the house Of rep
from the fourth district, i
spent only $56 on his campaign, ac-
cording to the account filed at the
secretary's office this morning.
George MCGOWAN pleaded guilty this
afternoon to an Indictment charging
malicious burning and was sentenced
BY Circuit Judge Ashford to two years
MCGOWAN, while in
toxicated, was thrown out of the cleo
lion booth at Waimanalo last electiont
day. He was heard to say something i
10 the effect that he would get even"
Half an hour later he was arrested
for setting fire TO the Waimanalot
trash room. The flames
we're detected and extinguished before
much damage was done. In pronounc.
ing sentence Judge Ashford delivered
4 homily on the vice Of the little
brown Jug.