Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-10

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only Ia per cent butter fat. This is
one-tenth of the minimum fixed by
law
Charged with malicious injury,
Charles Martin has been arrested nv
the police. John A. Bortfeld, who
swore to the complaint, alleged that
Martin burned the DASHBOARD OF his
| fence.
Among the returning passengers
from the coast this week was John B.
Fernandes. Mr. Fernandes went to
the fair q month. ago and upon his ar.
rival here Immediately left for Kauai
by the steamer Kinau.
The case of Albert KeaWekane,
charged with assault and battery, was
nolle pressed In Circuit Judge Ash
ford's court today because the prose-
cution was unable: to find competent
Witnesses, 1t was stated. ss - ~ =
Francisco BakWoaH. Sfmpleci0 No
gallas and Fl0rentino Calub have been
arrested on charge Of using q wire
net to take food fish from Kailua bay,
Koolaupoko. The complaint was made
by Deputy Sheriff Robert w. Davis.
A notice of an appeal to the supreme
court from Circuit Judge Staart.s de-
cision in the case of Keanaona Kalef
fheana ct al. against John Keahipaka
let al, q bill for accounting, was Aled
In circuit court today by the defend
ants. s. r. .' II ~
Notification of an extension Of the
parcel post division, effective at once,
has reached Superintendent OF Mails
Frank Sullivan Maximum gfrth and
length of parcels Is now 84 inches In
stead Of ~, sfh8 y50SV aiue limit on
packages is Increased to $109.
Among the arrivals on the liner Ma
kura last Wednesday were four young
men from Beilingham. Wash, who will
teach school In the islands Lytton n.
Schwartz and Albert +. Hennis go TO
Katai while Walter r. Fegiey and
Edwin N. Nattrass are going to Ha-
wall f9+ y" 70.
Since August S3e, ID Fflipfnos have
filed in the local federal court their.
declarations OF intention 10 become
American citizens GereHime Fafalion
Credo, laboref, who was born In Fam
boangita, philippines. fled his deelara-
ton today. =
Plans for municipal garage VIII
be proposed to the board or supefvf
Esors at the next meeting. PURCHASING
Agent Bolts has given out figures
showing that the cost Of upkeep for.
"a automobiles belonging to the city
in the last six months was $4957. Mr.
Bolts fayors the erection of garage
by the city.
The trial of Lbert Nakai, charged
with manslaHghter, will begin in Cir
cult, Judge Ashford's court at 8 o'clock
on the morning of September Is. It
is alleged that several months ago an
automobile, driven by Nakai crashed
into an army motor truck. The top Of
Nakafs machine was torn off and ono
of the passengers in his machine was
killed as a result.
After an unsuccessful attempt to get
his bail reduced from $1,000 to $3.50
James P Curran, charged with as.
sault and battery on James Terry, a
structural iron worker, left for the
coast in the Sonoma yesterday. The
first trial of Curran's case resulted in
a disagreement. A second trial is
scheduled to begin in Circuit Judge
Ashford's court on October IS.
A special meeting will be held at
the Kakaako mission, Queen street, to-
night Prof John McTaggart of the
College Of Hawaii manual training de-
partment will preside. A brief adj
dress entitled Chemical Tricks" will
be given by Miss Alice A. Ball of the
department of chemistry of the col
Iege. It viii be illustrated by expert
ments. Miss Elsie Meinecke will rem
der special music.
At lunch in Cooke Hall yesterday
40 members of the flag day committees
of the Pan-PaciGc Club discussed plans
for presentation Of flags on Pacific
Day. September %. The ceremonies
will occur at the capitol at 5 O'Clock
in the afternoon. when Queen Liliuo-
kalani. ex-President Dole and Cover
nor Pinkham viii receive the flags
Probably the Hawaiian flag will be
presented by eight Hawaiian prin-
cesSes.
A vpritable shower OF gold coins
passed over the clerks desk in circuit
court few days ago when Lee Chuck |
and ~ others. arrested by the police |
on a charge OF being present at a |
gambling game. paid fines at the rate
Of $40 each When Police Jn1oe Nnn