Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16

The case Of Henry Ferguson
charged with assault with intent to
murder, will so to trial in Circuit
Judge AshforG's court at o'clock on
the. morning OF September "a
Bids on the printing Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce annual were opened
today. the contract going TO the Mer-
camille Printing Company as lowest
bidder The contract price is S4S9.
The case of s. lshida, charged With
assault with a weapon, and that Of
three Portuguese boys, charged with
first degree burglary, are believed to
be under investigation this afternoon
! by the territorial grand jury. 1t is al
legged that IShida stabbed another Jap
anese named Nakakami on Septem-
Der II.
In police court tomorrow morning
the cases of 80 ice cream dealers,
mostly Orientals, charged with selling
q product containing less than II per
cent of butter fat, will be heard. War.
rants for the arrest of the alleged Vio-
lators of the territorial food law were
issued yesterday by the city and coun,
try attorneys office. The charges
were preferred by Al w. Hansen, fed
eraI food commissioner.
Frank Moss, pianist, who recently
arrived in Honolulu, viii give an invf
Al al d.. ~ n ho h
op hall, Oahu. College, this evening.
A very interesting program has been
arranged. The recital will be under
the direction Of w. D. Adams.
Ralph Gonsalves, who was indicted
by the special federal grand jury with
James r. Field, ct al, on a charge Of
selling liquor without q license on q
government reservation, entered plea
Of not guilty in federal court yester-
day. The case has been continued I'M
Gil called up. 21ss --..g -
All Yon, Chinese so years old, who
has pig ranch at Pukoo, Molokai, |
was brought to Honolulu by Deputy
Marshal Otto Heire today, charged |
with having opium in his possession. |
The Chinese has been released on |
bonds In the sum of $3.50. The case |
probably will be investigated by the |
special federal grand jury. ~ s
Committees of the Commercial Club |
were appointed yesterday by Albert |
Waterhouse, the, new president Of the |
club. The chairmen Of the commit.
tees are j. E. Sheedy, house; j. NJ.
Young, entertainment; Lawrence NJ.
Judd, membership; y L. ]. Warren, H.
brary. and Ferdinand H. Hons, audit.
ing.
There viii be q meeting at noon to-
in Cooke Hall, Y. M. c.. A, of /
the heads Of the Flag Day committees
Of the Pan-Pacific Club. A 25-cent
luncheon will be served, and Harry s.
the grand marshal, will take
up the order Of the parade and the
presentation ceremonies generally will
be discussed. ~
Attempting yesterday afternoon to
end his life with bullet, which only
grazed the corner of his mouth, Kim
Chong Hak, Korean, was seized by
fellow countrymen at the Korean
on Miller street and the
weapon was taken from him. 1t was
4 u. s. 3S-calibre revolver with four
cartridges. In the chamber.
I WI. Lillis, who has charge of the
licenses for chauffeurs for the city
md county, has issued number of
licenses to date, but there
ire still number Of temporary IL
lenses that were issued that have not
been returned and the holders of
same are requested to turn them in
% the inspector in charge.
Within the next 60 days a large
steel vault, which will replace several
small safes now used for storage of
articles pending arrival Of
nail steamers, will be installed in the
Byron R. Newton, first
assistant secretary of the treasury,
laying given Postmaster William F.
Young permission to make this i'm
Last night the Washington Club of
he Y. NJ. c. A. had its first meeting
If the year and elected the following
ulcers: Towe Young, president; Kai
luke, secretary and treasurer, and
Secretary L. r. Killam, leader of the
Tub. Next Tuesday evening the club
will have a debate on the subject Of
american Intervention in Mexico. The
boys intend to work as
lard on literary lines this year as they
ave formerly worked in athletics.
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