Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-20
LOCAL and GENERAL

this morning for lewd and lasCiTious
conduct and was fined $l00 and costs.
{. G. He:scr Jr has been secured
to lecture at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Thursday evening.
April co He will tell OF his recent
"trip through Mexico.
BOX office opens at 9 a. m. tomor-
row at tie Promotion Committee
rooms for the sale of tickets for lee
ture and moving pictures on "Vol-
caniC Disaster in Japan"
The egg market continues good, the
supply of fresh island eggs not now
equaling the demand, The price has
moved up to 81 and 40 SCENTS, accord
ing to appearance and quality.
A meeting of the members of the
committee having charge of the invf
tations for the annual meeting OF the
Y. NJ. c. A., will meet at the asSocia-
ton at $50 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Judge Whitney of the circuit court
approving the accounts and distribu-
ton in the estate of Poipe Kanilo, de-
ceased. The order was made on the
petition Of {. F. Peterson, admins
traitor.
The muskrat is the most important
fur-bearing animal in North America.
In one year alone t1910) 100000
muskrat skins were put on the mar.
ket, realizing to the trappers sum
approximately $1,700,000.
The annual meeting of the Hawai-
ian Mission Children's Society will
be held at the old mission home, King
street, at 8 o'clock next Saturday az
ternoon. ,''Ft -"
The Honolulu Ad Clubs Pineapple
Day" will be observed on Tuesday,
April Is, at the noon luncheon at the
Young hotel. An interesting program
is being prepared, including addresses
and music. 81. 5...is-. - -
George Herbert was given Judgment
this morning by Judge Whitney in an
action brought against him by ]. Os-
valid Lutted. The judgment was
given without prejudice" in an ac-
ton of trespass on the case. =
Judgment in d QUIET title action was
given in favor of the plaintiffs, Kau-
maka Nakea ct al today in the cir
cult court, and against the defendants,
Horace Mahaulu ct al. The action in.
wolves d small plot Of real estate on
the island. itEb:*@'l ~ =
Company B of the national guard
| will hold an important drill at the
arniofy Wednesday, evening, com
mencing dit 1880 O'Clock There will
be work in extended order and dis.
cussion of certain matters in prepar
alton for the annual encampment.
The condition of u s. Marshal e.
| r. Hendry, who has been i'll in a pri-
vate home in Kaimuki for the past
week, under care of a trained NURSE,
is reported not to have been so favor.
able yesterday and today, as had
been the case earlier in the week.
The decoration committee which is
in charge of the decorations for the
annual meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association May 5, met al
noon today at the association and laid
| plans for some interesting features
for some interesting features for the
event.
Francisco Lopez was paroled this
morning on order of Governor Pink
ham. Governor Pinkham acted on the
recommendation of the prison board
and Attorney Stainback Lopez was
convicted of larceny and given a sen
tence on July s, 1913, Of from si1
months to 10 years.
The jury in the case of the libe
suit brought by Robert Bond against
the Hawaiian Gazette Company is dc
| liberating. The members went into
chambers at II o'clock and at 2:4E
o'clock there was a rumor in the fed
eral building that they were at {
deadlock A verdict is not expected
before o'clock.
An appeal to the supreme COur
was made this morning from the orde
Of Judge Robinson overruling the de
4 murrer in the case of Nettie L. Scot
VS.. E. N. and E. K. PilipO The de
murrer was interposed by the defend
ants and based on several grounds
The case is one for termination of
lease and for damages for failure Il
give notice.
Ed TOwse, C. B. Ripley and r. r
Anderson, composing the nominating
committee of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association to nominate officer
: for the next fiscal year. which be
gins May l, met a. the association a
= 1870 o'clock today to consider me
&c fill the several vacancies in tn
: board of directors The findings r