Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-13

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| LOCAL and GENERAL /
A meeting OF Honolulu aerie No
40. F. o. E. has been called for 1880
O'Clock this evening In the K. Of p
han, Fort, and Beretania streets.
There will be work In the first de.
gree at meeting at 100 o'clock this
evening Of Hawaiian lodge No. q, T.
and A. M. $40 % d Z. ; - =
This morning the case of Magoon
vs. the Lord-Young Engineering Co.
was continued before Judge Robinson.
There are still many Witnesses to be
examined. - >..t
Railway Employees Benefit associa.
ton will be held in the associations
Headquarters. Beretania street, at .: so
O'Clock tomorrow evening.
In Judge Robinson's court the ap-
peal Of Harry T. Mills from a decision
in the lower court, in the case Of
Mills VS.. Swinton, will be heard late
this afternoon. II is jury waived
trial. and speedy decision Is antici-
pated.
Fernando Dequilo, who is held In
the Oahu prison under sentence Of
not less than one year nor more than
two years, and who has served q
longer term than the minimum term,
was admitted to parole this morning
by Governor Pinkham
In the supreme court today the APP
peal in the case of Abbie Harrison VS..
L. L. MeCandless was sustained, and
the cause RENTED to the circuit court
for further proceedings consistent
with the views expressed in the opin-
ion Of Judge Ralph Quarles.
Through the illness Of Deputy Conn.
ty Attorney Heen of Hawaii and the
absence of County Attorney Beers on
the mainland, cases at the Kailua
court have been held up. A. @. Cor.
rea IS also q deputy, and he may pro-
coed to Kailua from Hilo and appear
for the territory. If Gorrea cannot do
so, another deputy. may have to be
appointed. s
DR.. L. II. Redon OF Seattle, Wash.
q brother of Mrs, G. g. Ballentyne Of
this city, died Monday morning in
the northern city as the result of IN.
juries received in an automobile ac-
cident Sunday afternoon, according
to eabled information received BY
Mrs. Ballentyne yesterday. Doctor
Redon was 38 years old and was q
prominent physician.
A meeting of the Kaahumanu I'm
provement Club was held last even
ing at the High school, at which Of
ficers and delegates were elected. as
follows: President, General John II.
Soper; vice-president, Charles Hus-
tace, Jr.: secretary and treasurer.
John a. Palmer Delegates to central
improvement club: G. w. Ashford,
Gen. John H. soper and John A. Pal
mer.
A meeting OF the trustees of the
Chamber of Commerce will be held at
3 o'clock this afternoon In the rooms
of the chamber, Stangenwald build
ing. at Whic htime matters viii be
taken up pertaining to the amend
ments to the bylaws of the Chamber
of Commerce Of Honolulu passed by
the directors Of the Merchants Asso-
citation at their meeting yesterday
afternoon.
Delivering addresses on subjects
pertaining to temperance and moral
ity, DR.. John w. Wadman, snperin-
tendent o fthe Anti-Saloon League,
now is visiting the schools of Homo
lulu, both public and private Monday
forenoon he spoke at tie Kaahumanu
school and yesterday at the Lfliuoka-
lani school This morning he spoke
at the Royal chool, and tomorrow
morning he will address the students
of the Mckinley High school. The
lectures are one hour long.
Yale Law Journal for March has a
strong representation Of Hawaii The
first thing that attracts the readers
attention is the name Of Paul Robin
son Bartlett as chairman of the edi-
torial board of the journal. Next is
a leading article on Hawaii Water
Rights" by Associate Justice Antonio
Perry. Mr.. aBrtlett will be remem-
bered by a wide circle of friends in
this city where he worked for mum
Der Of years as city editor of the
Evening Bulletin. Mr. Bartlett left
his position on the Bulletin to take
up law studies in which he has made
excellent progress. He is brother Of
Mr. C.. G. Bartlett &..@~<: -
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Representatives from more than 200
great insurance ORGANIZATIONS and