Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-09
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Honolulu Commandery. No. 1. will
hold regular meeting at 1880 this
evening.
The case Of Charles Lucas against
John Lucas ct al, assumpsit, was dis
continued in circuit court today.
A discontinuance Of the case Of K.
Fujita against A. Arita, an action for
debt, was filed in circuit court today.
At 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
Circuit Judge Stuart viii. hear the
case Of Mrs. Hiwauli against Joe
Quintal.
The case Of the McCandless Build
ing Company, Ltd. against the city
and county of Honolulu, a suit for in
junction, was discontinued in circuit
court today.
William Pieper. who pleaded guilty
yesterday to second degree murder,
will be sentenced in Circuit Judge Ash
ford's court at 9 o'clock next Satur.
day morning. o.. - -
The members of the Honolulu Street
Railway Employees Benefit Association
will be held in the clubhouse. Bere-
tania street near Alapai, at 1880
o'clock this evening.
The final accounts of John Mark
ham, guardian Of August, John NJ,
Herman, Emma, Norman, Leborta,
James, Paul and Charles Markham,
minors, were filed in circuit court to-
day. ~. - - ~~...,
An order has been issued by Capt.
Edgar s. Barry for all members OF
Company C, LIST Infantry of the Ma.
tional Guard, to report for duty at
their quarters in the armory Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock. s..vz
Very much BETTER was the report
given out today regarding the condi.
tion of James Lyle, who has been con-.
fined to HIS. home since last Friday
with paralysis. Mr.. Lyle Is now able
to walk about the house,
A petition for naturalization as an
American citizen has been filed In the
local federal court by William Lind,
chief machinist's mate Of the u s. s..
Wompatnek. Lind came all, the way
from olongapo. Philippine islands, to-
file the petition. ~ 4 ..5s
Charged, with having narcotics In
his possession, Richard Willard win
enter plea 1 In = federal court at 40
o'clock Saturday morning. He has
been released on bond. in. the sum Of
$500, his sureties being Harry Greg.
son and Charles Piimoku. d
=, Only four out of the 20 men allotted
to the Chamberof Commerce as dele
gates to th1t1,iEie Convention on Kau.
al have been secured, and the direc
tors of the chamber have given au-
thorify to Secretary Raymond G.
Brown to Inform members of the sit
uation. The convention win begin on
September rs, lasting for a period OF
two days. j. - - -tsts.ss
! Three divorce suits fled in two days
is somewhat of a. record, according to
Clerk Dominis 4of the local circuit
COURT This morning Ella Yin Tow
used mn page in Volume 6 by fling
4 suit against Yin Tow, alleging non.
support. Yesterday, the divorce suits
fled we're Tomo Makabe against Mat.
sutaro Makabe, and Kim Kunan Nam
against Pal Won Kui. ~
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The application of the following
persons for, membership In the Com
Club have been approved by
the beard of governors Of the club;
DR.. J. s. B. Pratt, president Of the
board Of health; Walter F. DiHingh CHAM,
Robert c. Mclean, Irwin ,Spalding, Al
fred. w. Games of fWahiawa and D. CT
Lindsay Of Kahului, Maui. The an
nual meeting of the club will be held
next Friday evening. Il
Alleging non-support, Marie Balisa
today filed in circuit court a suit for
divorce against Richard Balish who,
It is stated in the complaint, is now a
resident of Chicago. The! couple were
married in Zachly, Mt. Lebanon, Syria,
IN May 5, 1905. Catholic priest per-
'orming the ceremony. The hbellant
asks the. custody of the minor child, a
girl nine years old, and any other re-
ief which the court may deem proper.
Applications for permission to prae-
Use law in all the. courts in the ter
4tory have been filed in the supreme
court by Paul Robinson Bartlett a
ormer Honolulu newspaper man, and
Howard Lionel Grace, an island boy,
Who recently was; graduated from "a
law school. Both have been
admitted to practise law in California. /