Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-12

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ernoon, the program being composed
OF songs and recitations. ~
With a shipment of nftrates, the
schooner Columbia is an arrival at
Kahului. Maui, the vessel , reported
having completed, fair. passage from.
.Caleta Bhena.
The freight list of the .1nterIsland
steamer Claadine, an arrival on Sun
day morning from Maui ports, includ-
ed 60 sacks of ttaro, ia sacks of corn,
Is crates of chickens and 54 packages.
of sundries.
The members of Company B, n. c.
H., Captain Paul Super. are ordered
to, report at the bungalow either to-
morrow or Friday night for physical.
examination. Captain Super's company
will hold its second drill Wednesday
night at the armory. - 1
A regular quarterly meeting of the
shareholders in the c. Brewer & CO..
vas he'll this morning i'm the offices
of that company. 1t was stated fol-
lowing the meeting that no new BUSH
ness was taken up, the attention of
the shareholders being diree4d to
routine matters. = /
The annual meeting of the Free
/ Kindergarten and Children's Aid As
ISOLATION will !. be held Friday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock at the Henry and
Dorothy Castle free kindergarten
All who may be interested are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
The present week will be a big one
80 $3.50 r.. 5E---s4 80 - - =
There will be joint installation of
officers OF Court Canoes and Court
LunaIilo, Nos 8110 and $500 respect.
lively, of the Ancient Order of For
testers, Tuesday evening. District
Deputy High Chief Ranger NJ G. Pa
checo will install the officers. r. j..
Borges has been made the chief ram
ger of Court Canoes and John c. An
derson of Court Lunaiilo.
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The criminal calendar, including all
criminal csses set for hearing in the
local circuit court was called in Jr,ige
Cooper's division this morning. a
number of trials were, passed, how
ever, to be set definitely, later. That
of John w. Marshall, held for the
murder Of Charles r.. Gnertler, was
included in this list. 81 Nearly 40 cases
against Chinese accused of being
present al. gambling games were nolle
pressed. -. IL. - e.: = &,
The territorial grand jury which
viii SIT during 1914 was sworn In by
| Circuit Judge II. E, Cooper today The
new trial jury, drawn from the We
nire; selected to serve in the Grim.
NAL division during the coming year,
has been summoned to appear before
nudge Cooper at. $3.50. o'clock tomor-
row morning to sit In the case of
Chin Sun Jim, held for, first degree
burglary. - ~! .s 81 g 81
The remains of Joel Bean, SO years
old, who died yesterday at the home
of HIS daughter, Mrs. Isaac M. Cox,
Knimuk, were cremated at Ito clock
this morning, there having been no
puUl1C SSISkGS..[. MI DGdl: was d Id
/ tive of New Hampshire and, prior to
his coming to Honolulu, was a min
lister in the Friend s church His lat
er years we're spent in San Jose, Cal
He had travelled extensively and was
a close friend of the poet, Whittier.
for, the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation with regard ito membership
matters, according to Information Civ
en- out at the building this morning.
More than 500 ices are payable this
month and the association n has sex-
pressed itself as being much pleased
with the way in which the money is
/; coming in If this keeps up for THE
Remainder, of the month and especial
| ly this week, it will be a splendid
boost for the organization.
They. MICA. boys cross-country
race will be run tonight at 5 30
O'clock More than 40 boys have en-.
tered; nine OF the clubs have put in
men, one of. them deciding to go in
full force with, at least IL entries
There will he one race and the boys
will ibe divided into two divisions. A
medal goes to the winner in each di.
vision and 4 penna1t to those win;
ming second place All points count
Tor the clubs. The course will be
/ the same as that Of last year.
The remains of Sam KeaWeiwi,s an
smploye 3of the Honolulu Construc.
tionS Company, were r. buried from
the Kawaiahao church yesterday
afternoon. Sam was 80 years old at