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

Jonn Lucas et II, aSSumpStt, was dis
continued in circuit court today.
A discontinuance OF the case of X
Fujita against A. Arita. an action for
debt, was fled in circuit court today
On the ground OF desertion, Seiichi
Hara today was. granted a divorce
from Tamayo Hara.
| At 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
Circuit Judge Stuart will hear the
case Of Mrs. Hiwauli against Joe
Quintal.
! Circuit Judge Whitney today grant.
ed TO Mary Jeane. Taite a divorce from
Albert James Taite, the grounds being
extreme cruelty.
Trial OF the divorce case of Mary
Pah On Leong against Pah On will be
continued In Circuit Judge Whftney's
court at 3 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
A motion by the complainant In the
case of the Kapiolani Estate against
Mary H, Atcherly ct al that q decree
be entered affirming the decree
OF. the circuit judge who was appealed
from. was granted by the supreme
court today. < @&s
william Pieper, who pleaded guilty
yesterday to second degree murder,
Will be sentenced In Circuit Judge Ash
fOrd,s court at 8 O'Clock next Satur.
day morning.
The members of the Honolulu Street
Railway Employees Benefit Association
VIII be held IN the clubhouse, Bere-
tania street. near Alapai, at 1870
O'Clock this evening;
The final accounts Of John Mark
ham, guardian OF August, John NJ,
Herman, Emma, Norman, Lebofta,
James, Paul and Charles Markham,
minors, were filed In circuit court to-
day.
An order has been issued by Capt.
Edgar 8. Barry for all members Of
Company e, list Infantry OF the Ma.
tional Guard, to report for duty at
their quarters in the armory Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Very much better" was the report
given out today regarding the condi-
ton Of James Lyle who has been con-
fined to his home since last Friday
with paralysis Mr.. Lyle Is now able
to walk about the house.
A petition for naturalization as an
American citizen has been filed In the
local federal court by william Lind,
chief machinist's mate OF the u. s. s.
Wompatnck. Lind came all the way
from Olongapo, Philippine islands, to
file the petitlof1 A'.es ssss's.' IS
Charged with having narcotics In
his possession, Richard Willard will
enter plea in federal court at 10
O'clock Saturday morning. He has
been released on bond IN the sum OF
$500, his sureties being Harry Greg
son and Charles Piimoku.
Only four out Of the 20 men allotted
to the Chamber of Commerce as dele
gates to the Civic Convention on Kau.
al have been secured, and the direc
tors OF, the chamber have given all-
thority to Secretary Raymond g!
Brown to inform members OF the sit
uafion. The convention VIM begin on |
September. Is, lasting for period OF
two days. - -. -: .s...
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Three divorce suits filed in two days |
Is somewhat OF d record according to
Clerk Dominis of. the local circuit
court. This morning Ella Yin Tow
used up page in Volume s By fling |
4 suit against Yin Tow, alleging non.
Yesterday, the divorce suits
filed were Tonic Makabe against MAJ.
sutaro Makabe, and Kim Kunan Nam
against Pal Won Kui. $.
A Jury in Circuit Judge Ashford's
court today returned q verdict Of gull
" in the case of Ponciano Pavalo, q /
Filipino, who was indicted bF the ter
-ftoriaI grand jury. His yicti a was g |
Hawaiian girl Is. years old. Sentence
has been deferred until 10 o'clock
next Saturday morning. ,...,.zr.
The applications OF the following
persons for membership In the Com
nercial Club have been approved by
the board of governors Of the club:
DR.. J. S. B. Pratt, president OF the
board of health: Walter r Dillingham;.
Robert c. Mclean, Irwin Spalding, AL.
red w. Eames of Wahiawa and D. C.
Lindsay of Kahului, Maui. The an
1uaI meeting of the club will be held
text Friday evening. f
Allesing non-support,. Marie Ballsa
oday filed in circuit court a suit for
iivorce against Richard Balish whos T
t is stated in the complaint, is now a