Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-28

meeting Of the civil service con.
MISSION will be held at the city hal
FRIDAY at noon.
An application jor divorce was fled
in circuit court today BY In Sato a
Japanese against Shot Sato, the
grounds being nUnsuppOrt.
This evening at 100 O'Clock mem
b"rs Of Honolulu APrie NO II" will
gather in the aerie at the corner OF
Fort and Beretania, Pythian hall.
Commercial wireless service be
tween Hawaii and TutuIla, Samoa. will
be established soon by the Mutual
TcleI hone Company, according to Off.
Gals of that concern.
Joa0 Vieira "a Luz. so years Old.
died Monday at Waialua where he
was employed as Waterman and the
funeral was held at Waialua Yesterday
The deceased came to Hawaii from
Portugal 81 years ago.
| Postmaster William F. Young has
been authorized to secure and forward
to Washington, ID. c.. with his recon-.
mendatiOns, competitive proposals for
supplying wardrObes and hat racks in
the local postoffice.
Manuel de Amanda. Spanish. was
found guilty OF assault by Jury in
Circuit Judge AshfOrd's court today
! The victim of the defendant was l.
year-old Spanish girl. Sentence will
be pronounced at o'clock Saturday
morning.
Three Great Signs" is the sub
ject chosen by w. II. Bundy for his |
lecture Sunday night at the knights
or Pythias hall before the Associated
| Bible Students The service will be
begun at 7:3O o'clock No collection
will be taken.
Friday. April 80. will mark the
close of the Y NJ. c. A. fiscal year
The association is 500 short of suf.
| ficient funds to end the year without
an overdraft, but the secretaries are
| making every effort to make ends
meet with no deficit.
| Moke Panui pleaded guilty to al
| charge of gambling in the federal
| court yesterday Upon the recOmmen
dation of United States Attorney Nc
| earn Judge Clemens made Panui's
sentence very light. He was fined 81
| without costs of court.
The report of the birth of a son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse F. Nettles, Lu
so street, was marked ''unrecOrded'
in the department Of vital statistics
of the board OF health yesterday. The
child was born June IL, 1913, nearly
1.-TWO years ago.
Purser Hustace of the steamer w.
G. Hall reports the following sugar
awaiting shipment on the island Of
Kauai: Grove Farm, 5000, Lihue "a |
600, K. P. 2S,542, II: S. 49,5OS, X. X. |
B. 1850, Mco 1858, ~,Kealia 10000, |
Kilauea 5000 sacks.
Former residents of Iowa will form |
an organization Friday night at the |
residence of Prof. and Mrs W. A. Bry.
an, 1913 Punahou street, and it is !
planned to have the new formed so. ]
ciety greet Senator Albert B. Cummins |
of Iowa when the congressional party |
arrives next Monday.
Election of officers for ensuing year
will be the business Of the Y. NJ c. A. |
directors who meet tomorrow at lunch
Tho nnn1in TING will |
recommend F. C. Anterior for presi- |
dent, w. G. Hall for vice-president, |
Robert Anderson for secretary, and
Richard K..-Eooke for treasurer.
The digging UP of some old shells |
in the rear or 1919 Emma street has
aroused speculation as to when and
why they were buried in'the neighbor-
hood of the queens home many years |
ago. One Of the theories advanced is
that the old U. S. frigate Boston was
in port more than a score of years |
ago and the shells were brought up.
town and buried on the premises of a
member of the then committee of |
safety, to be used in case of need
The following divorce suits have
been filed in circuit court since Sat.
urday, making a total of 100 since the
first of the year: Henry H. Long
against Mrs. Cora Long, Reiman Du-
Iauchelle against Mrs. Annie Opeka
Duvuchelle, Mrs. Luisiana Kalaaunui
against Joseph X. Kalaaunui, Ting
Shee against Chan Kwai. Mika Maye-
motto against Isao Mayemoto, Gisuke !
Shima against Shimo Muraoka Shima,
Kameyo Morikawa against Yotaro
Morikawa. and Kikue against Kichi-
goro Ohta.