Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-27
LOCAL And GENERAIl

. CIRCUIT court Dy lena AuHdhD, the al
legged grounds being non-suppOrt
The trial OF Frank Kanae, charged
with assault and battery, is scheduled
to begin in Circuit Judge Ashford's
court tomorrow.
An inventory of the estate OF Sam
=" uel rpa, deceased. has been filed in
circuit court by Mrs. Kelou 'Upa. exc
cutrix The estate is valued at about
*2S37.4S.
At a meeting and luncheon of the
Rotary Club at tile Commercial Club
today, r. H. Trent addressed the mem.
bers on Some Functions Of a Trust
Company"
Charging that the respondent com
United statutory offense. Keizo Mo-
rikawa today filed suit for divorce
in circuit court against Suga Morika-
wa.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Schwartz and their
daughters, Henrietta and Josephine
arrived on the Matsonia and are
stopping at the Moana. They expect
to remain in Honolulu for some time.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Hawaii Promotion Committee will be
held at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms tomorrow afternoon at :
o'clock .
The Mothers Clab of Kaimuki will
give a dance to the school children
at Liliuokalani school on Friday after
noon of this week from 2::30 to ) p. m!
Children are welcome from other
schools.
A. C. Wheeler, acting superintendent
of public works, presided at routine
meeting of the harbor commission
with the approval of the governor to-
day. Range lights at Kihei, Maui,
were discussed. g.. -. ....
Concurring with Fire Chief Thurs
tens plan for gasoline vehicles to re-
place horse-drawn fire apparatus, the
city, supervisors have authorized the
appropriation of $3.50 for purchase
of two Ford cars and one Pope-Hart:
ford roadster for lhe department.
The case of Solomon Hennessey.
charged with furious and Needless
driving. is scheduled to go to trial in
Circuit Judge Ashford's court at 9
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Three boys, Chinese, Portuguese
and Hawaiian, who recently escaped
from the boys industrial school at
Waialee, were captured at Waialua
yesterday by per ntendent II. NJ
Tucker, according To. John Anderson,
probation officer. T. ~.
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An order was issued 81 Circuit
Judge Stuart today dismissiRg the case
OF NJ. A. Kane against Solomon d,
Koki, defendant, and Libby, Mcneil
& Libby, garnishee, a suit on hquidat !
ed demand. m
The case of hsGsuda, Japanese
charged with assault and battery, was !
nolle pressed by the prosecution in
Circuit Judge Ashford's court today |
as the prosecution was unable to To-
cate the complaining witness.
A. White and five others, charged !
with being present at a gambling !
game, today withdrew their appeal Oh /
the case from the. district court to !
Circuit Judge Ashford's court. ..~
Alleging non-support suit for d. I
vorce has been filled in circuit court /
by Julia Hope Hamakia Nipling, nee
Magoon, against Richard Kipling. This /
makes the 18th divorce suit to be
instituted since May l. |
Taxation of plaintiffs bill of costs
in the case of Wong Tin Look against
Goo Wan Hoy is on the supreme court |
calendar for tomorrow.
Sixty.seyen teacfiers..in the public [
schools on Oahu attended a teachers +
meeting in the Mckinley High School {
yesterday afternoon. Matters of rout +
inc business were discussed and the |
teachers listened to an interesting ad /
dress on the educational exhibits at .
the Panama-Pacifc exposition. +
Two dozen large alligator pears
we're received today by Henry W. Kin
ney, superintendent of public instruc |
ton, from, the teachers and pupils at
the Nahiku school The pears were !
grown in the school yard.
The department of public instruc.
ton has about completed plans for the +
public school examinations to be held
next month. All the examination pa
pers have been made out and will be
delivered to the various schools within
few days, There are 50 separate
sets of papers. ..... go b