Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-26

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d. K. Kapahee, district magistrate
at Roloa, Kauai, was reappointed by
Chief Justice A. G. NJ. Robertson OF
the supreme court. s~'
i The devotional meeting of the Wo
mans Guild of st. Clements church
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock in the parish house.
Among The recent guests of the
Hotel Stewart, San Francisco, have
been A. A.. Young, Charles Read
Miss Harriet Grant, Mrs. B. Duffy
and Mrs. FrazielTre, all registering
from some Hawaii point: p
The regular meeting of the Men 5
Club of the Episcopal diocese will be
held next Thursday, January %, at
7: IS p. m, in the Davies Memorial
hall. The Rev. w. d. Westervelt, who
has recently returned from the canal
zone, will give a stereopticon lecture
on the Panama canal.
Although pressing business. matters
have required HIS attention in Homo
lulu during the past several weeks,
Delegate j. K Kalanianaole will leave
for Washington on the Manchuria
Tuesday On Monday evening the dele
gate will be host at luau to be
given at his residence on Kalakaua
avenue. f~2 -. - =. f
The report of the Pacific bank, in.
corporated last July and backed by
Japanese capital, showing its fnan.
cial condition at the end of the year,
reveals that the bank has been doing
a brisk business. The assets are civ.
en- at 37,195.21, with liabilities to
the same amount It also shows that
1t has loans out, demand and time.
for $99;013.13. with S2,652.51 cash on
hand = ssy' n y =.
A delightful musicale was given at
the Pleasanton hotel last evening for
the entertainment of the many tour
lists in the city now. The musicale be-
gan in the early evening, during the
dinner hours. and continued until $50
o'clock, playing in that time many of
the most popular Hawaiian selections.
Several such musicals. now assured of
appreciation, are planned for the ses-
sion. ~ ~. -
In a letter received by the secre-
tary of the Anti Tuberculosi League,
Frederick Anderson, lecturer for the
board of health, who is at present on
Kauai. tells of the great interest with
which his lectures and exhibits are
being met on the Garden Island.
This is the first time that the board
has sent its lecturer to Kauai. Mr..
Anderson will be absent from Homo
lulu a month. .s-%.=s
+ The members of the Russian Club,
an organization recently established
in the boys department at the
Young Mems Christian Association,
have decided to enter the boys sec.
ton" OF the Floral Parade, and this
will bring the number up to almost
600. This new feature of the parade
is under the direction of Ed Towse,
Glenn Jackson and. R. NJ Cross.
Every hoy in line will wear d cos
tune of some sort and the section
win doubtless make an excellent
showing [1=5r go - =. 80
y After hearing lengthy argument Cir
cult Judge Robinson Saturday de-
MED the motion of counsel for the Ha-
waiian Gazette Company to open de-
fault in the $500 libel suit insti-
tuted against that firm by R. e. Bond.
He declared the defendant in default
several days ago for failure to reply
or otherwise plead to the complaint
within the prescribed time. IRterlocu-
tory appeal is taken by defendant to
the supreme court. This means that
unless the supreme court reverses
Judges Robinson's ruling the case will
go to the jury or 10 the court with
out evidence in favor of defendant.
An amicable settlement whereby
DR.. John F. Cowes pays to his wife,
Mrs. Pauline Cowes, the sum of $4,000
has been agreed upon, and as result
the suit for maintenance brought by
the wife. in Judge Whitney's court is
to be dismissed. She eventually will
return to San Francisco, where she
will proceed to obtain divorce. The
defendant also is to be relieved of that
little matter of $S5 per week tempo
rary alimony which the court ordered
him to pay two weeks ago. The agree
ment was reached Saturday between.
counsel for the parties at issue, Douth-
lit & Coke representing DR.. Cowes,
and E. c. Peters representing Mrs.