Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-31
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The case of Kfku Yu. petitioner
for writ Of habeas corpus. has been
continued in federal court until August
IL for further hearing.
A meeting OF the board Of public
lands probably win be held August
Is in the rooms Of the public utilities
commission, Kauikeolani building.
Governor Pinkham signed yester.
day an order setting aside SO acres
Of land in Highland park, Manoa val
ley, for the use Of the College of Ha-
wall.
Costs in the sum of SCI have been
allowed the plaintiff by the supreme
court in the case of the Oahu Railway
& Land Company against KolohanA
Kali.
Sisters Agapita. Praxedes and Mary
Thomas. who arrived In Honolulu in
the steamer China last night, left for
Hilo today for duty at the Crescent
City hospital.
Henry Valentine Donat Fuss, ma.
tive OF Altoona. Germany, has fled in
federal court a petition for naturaliza-
ton His witnesses are Frank Edgar
Cook and Edward A. K. Williams.
The third annual accounts of John
Markham, guardian OF the Markham
minors, have been approved by Cir
cult Judge Ashford Huron X. Ash.
ford has been allowed f25 for his serv-
ices as master.
An inventory of the estate of w. K.
Kirkland has been filed IN circuit court
by James Kirkland, administrators. The
estate Ii valued at more than $4,000
and consists largely of stock in local
sugar companies.
Citizens walking past the postoffice1
yesterday were horror stricken to see
the Stars and Stripes waving upside
down in the breeze. Inquiries soon
made the fact known to officials and
the flag was righted in hurry-up time
X. Kong Chow, merchant near
the Kalihi pumping station, has been
arrested for buying soldiers clothing
second hand. It is alleged he bought
FIVE pairs of socks and four under
shirts from one soldier. Federal au-
thorities threaten more prosecutions.
Mrs. Capt L. j. Owen received
the sad news yesterday of the death
Of her father, Mr.. George E. Rogers.
at Greenfield, Mass. Mr. Rogers had
just reached his home after spend |
ing three months with his daugh-
ter in Honolulu.
Charged with statutory offense,
Emily Azevedo and Manuel g. Costa
we're arrested by Deputy Marshal Har-
ris today The! defendants waived
preliminary examination and the case
will be referred to the October term
Of the federal grand jury for inyestl.
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In another column zee Chan q Col
ire running an, advertisement urging
he early preparation of the little folks
or the coming school year--and are
,ffering dress goods at remarkably
ow prices to stimulate this movement.
L would be worth the while OF moth
,rs to read this advertisement.
The case OF John Zelms ct al VS..
D. b. McCune ct al, an action for in
linct:on, was, discontinued in circuit
curt today. The respondents include
he president and other officers of and
stockholders in the Hawaiian Trans
,ortatlon Company, a local corpora
ion.
No advices have as yet been re.
,oived frcm San Francisco regarding
FOR the funeral OF DR.. n
). Emerson, late police surgeon, who
lied recently while en- his way home
rom Alaska to the coast city by
steamer. The remains are to be
,rought tic Honolulu for intefment and
{ is understood that theo funeral viii
,e very quiet one.
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Chairman Charles r. Forbes. who
vas absent from town at the time the
able message was received from the
ecrotary Of the navy by the harbor
forbidding the removal
( refugees ships to Pearl HarboT, has
allied a meeting of the board for next
Ionday afternoon at which some de-
ision will probably be made In re.
ard to action on the congested con-
iticn of the harbor.
Services at Oahu prison will be held !
/ 8 o'clock tomorrow morning under
lie auspices of the Y. NJ. G. A. Dr. !
ohm w. Wadman, superintendent OF
lie Anti-Saloon League, will speak. At
O'Clock in the evening DR.. Wadman
i'll address a meeting of the Young
copies League in Kaumakapili
lurch. His subject viii be Watch I
llness. He will preach at the Kalihi