Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-21
LOCAL And GENERAL

LOCAL GENEAL!
Circuit Judge Whitney today grant.
ed 10 Pearl Jones a divorce from Hen.
~ Jones on the ground OF failure TO
provide.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Hawaii Promotion Committee was
held today in the Chamber OF Com
merce rooms. :..t.
Class work for the 1915 term at the
College OF Hawaii came To close to
day and examinations will take place
next week, ending the term.
Hee Name and Sue He0ng have
formed the II. n. Akana vulcaniZer
partnership and will conduct a tire
repairing shop at 1855 Nuuanu street.
A preliminary hearing sof the case
Of Paradise Keawehaku. charged with
a statutory offense, Is being held this
afternoon before Z. S. Commissioner
George s. Curry.
City and County Clerk d. Kalauo-
kalani, Jr., has issued a call for bids
for the construction of a one-stOry,
three-room school building on the lot
of Maemae school.
Mrs. Betty Brown, assisted by. Mrs.
Florence Bocco Johnson, pianist, and
Mrs. A. d. ingalls,, yiolinist. will give
a recital at Aeolian hall, over the
Bergstrom Music Company, tonight
Federal court has been adjourned
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning, at
which time Judge Sanford B. Dole will
take the bench Federal trial Jurors
have been instructed TO return Mon
day morning at 10 O'Clock. -
A mortgage for $4,000 In favor of
Bishop & Company has been put on
record on the Robinson holdings in the
Eva district, Oahu. The mortgage is
made byFJ. Il r. Robinson and wife,
NJ A. Robinson and wife and A. G.
Robinson and wife. H. H. 4
On the ground OF extreme cruelty
Circuit Judge Whitney today granted
to Elizabeth IIelenihi divorce from
Daniel Helenihi, the decree reading
from and after May 81, 1915. The
court ordered that Mrs. Helenihi re-
ceiye $50 a month permanent alimony.
Mary Paris, who attempted to take
her life by poison at a Japanese hotel
yesterday afternoon, is reported re-
covering ct Qlieen q hospital where the
woman was Immediately taken for
treatment She Is said to have been /
in.the company of tMb soldiers when
the DING was taken 18th suicidal in
tent IT.. IL ~
DIR. s.. L.. Thompson died last Sun
day evening at the Hilo hospital: He.
was the head OF the famous Thomp
son Settlement Association at Male
hu, which had a long fight with the
territorial authorities over homestead;
ing propositions, and he was otherwise
very well known in Hawaii. as a plan.
tation physician and otherwise
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Late yesterday afternoon a jury in
Circuit Judge Stuart's court, acting
under instructions from the court, re-
turned a verdict for the defendant in !.
the $3.50 damage suit brought by Mar
tin Grune against 8. H. Cox. 1t is
understood that the attorneys for the
plaintiff win carry the case to the
supreme court on exceptions.
Glasses training teachers for kinder.
garten work and the directresses OF
the seven kindergartens gathered at
the home Of Miss Esther Kopke yes.
terday and presented their supervis.
or, Miss Frances Lawrence, with many
travelling giftsa Miss Lawrence will
leave soon for q years visit on the
mainland.
On the ground OF non-support for
the last 60 days, Mrs. Edith e. Strader,
clerk to District Attorney Jeff McCarn,
has filed a suit for divorce in circuit
court against Stanley A. Strader. The
couple were married in Honolulu April
81. 1913, by Rev. David G. Peters of
the Christian church. The complaint
alleges that Strader left Honolulu
April q OF this year and now is in
ohio.
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