Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-02
LOCAL AND GEVflkI


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Hawaiian Lodge. No. q, F. & A. NJ,
I will have work in the third degree
tonight at 1880 o'clock.
+ The members of Court Lunalilo No
$500, A o. F.. will meet in the Pythi
an hall at 100 O'Clock tonight.
! Circuit Judge Whitney has appoint
ed Tong kau as administrator Of the
estate of Tong Kat Poo under bond of
] $4,000.
A meeting of division one, Homo
! lulu A. o. H.. will be held this even
/ ing in c. B. L. hall, Catholic mission
/ grounds.
! Inc Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
/ will meet in the committee rooms, Ii
! brary of Hawaii, at o'clock tomorrow
/ afternoon.
! On the ground of non-support, Kama
| Shimabukuro has filed suit for d.
vorce in circuit court against Kameyo
! Shima bukurO,
The case of Allan MCGOWAN, charg-
ed with embezzlement, will come up
| for disposition in Circuit Judge Ash
ford's court Saturday.
Circuit Judge Whitney today grant
ed to TOXIC Kinoshita divorce from
/ Teru Kinoshita, the grounds being ut.
| ter and wilful desertion. /
I An application for license to prac@
tise in the district courts of the ter.
ritory has been filed in circuit court
by Patrick Henry Burnette.
! The case of Chan Chun, charged
with assisting in maintaining lot.
terry, will be disposed of in Circuit |
Judge Ashford's court FRIDAY morning.
The land court petition of John X.
Apio has been continued in Circui;
Judge Whitney's court until July l
at 9 o'clock in the morning for fur
Their trial.
Friday night of this week will be
ladies night" at the Y. NJ. C. A. The |
cafeteria, bowling alleys and billiard |
rooms will be open to lady visitors |
that evening:
Further trial of the divorce suit |
of Thomas A. Jaggar, Jr, against
Helen Kline Jaggar will be had in
Circuit Judge Whitney's. court July |
at 9 O'Clock in the morning.
A new folder arranged by the Para
disc Tours Company has been approx
ed by the advertising and subscription /
committee of the Chamber of Gem.
merce as an advertising medium.
A squad of detectives from Captain
McDuffie's headquarters raided q /
small cottage near the entrance to
Athletic park Monday night and cap
tured an alleged che-fa banker and six
players. About $110 was taken as evil
dence. -: -. - - g..
An autopsy was held yesterday by Po-
lice Surgeon Emerson on the body OF
an unknown Japanese, who died Sun.
day night on q King street Rapid
Transit car, and It was learned that
death was due to heart failure,
brought on by kidney trouble.
Ng Sarn, who Is alleged to have bit
ten off the left ear of Ngin Lin, plead
ed not guilty in Circuit Judge Ash
ford's court yesterday to a charge OF
mayhem. The case will go to trial
June Ia at 9so'clock IN the morning.
Attorney l.. Andrews will assist the
prosecution. 3 .s.-2
The following persons have been
granted citizenship in the local Unit
ed States court. John Charles Smith,
a native of Great Britain; Berndt Olaf
Person, a native of Sweden; George
Godfrey Foden, native of Great Brit
ain and Frank James Quinn, a native
of Great Britain. >s,>5".. H..
The case of Chuck Hoo, charged
with murder in the first degree, will
go to trial in Circuit Judge Ashford's
court June 9 at o'clock in the morn
ing. It is alleged that Chuck Hoo
struck an eigh-year-old Chinese boy
on the head with a stool, the boy haV-
ing died from the injury. +
A broken leg was the price Japa'
nese laborer paid for attempting to
catch ride on plantation truck near
Aiea yesterday afternoon. While run.
ming around the truck to board from
the opposite side the japanese ran
into car driven by Lieut.. w. c. Phi
loon Of the 25th infantry.
Members of the board of supervis-