Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-19

Honolulu Lodge No. 409. r. and A.
NJ, will have work in third degree to-
night at 1880 O'Clock.
Trial jurors in Circuit Judge Stuart's
court have been excused until 10
O'CLOCK next Thursday morning.
A meeting Of the territorial CRANE
Jury will be" held at 2 O'Clock next
Thursday AFTERNOON In the judiciary
building.
A meeting Of the Republican terri.
torial executive committee is being
held this afternoon in the Spreckels
building.
Owing to the lack of sufficient mem
bers for quorum no meeting of the
harbor board will be held tomorrow
afternoon. Chairman Charles r.
Forbes, who is at present en- Maui, is
expected to return Thursday morning
At meeting Of the Chamber of
Commerce tomorrow afternoon sew.
eral reports, including the report on
ocean traffic conditions, will be re-
ceived for consideration by the men,
bers. -
A Judgment by default against Ger.
tain respondents in the case of the
territory against the board of the Ha-
waifan Evangelical Association ct al.
was signed and ordered filed today by
Judge Sanford B. Dole. -
The annual meet OF the Hawaiian
Humane Society will be held tomor-
row morning At 10 o'clock in the
Library of Hawaii Election of Off
GERS and the annual reports will be
the order of business.
Friday afternono at $3.50 o'clock at
headquarters police officers will again
be given lessons in traffic handling
and general police: duty. The police
school will hold sessions hereafter
Monday and Friday afternoons at $50
O'clock.
The Y. NJ. c., A. will hold a series
of Monday evening meetings at the
central fire station All iremen of
the city are requested to attend. ".
p. Pietsohe of the Moody Institute,
Chicago. will talk to the men at the
different meetings.
With the new police committee of
the Manoa Improvement Club rapidly
assuming tangible shape and evil
dences of usefulness, President L. J.
Warren has requested Raymond C.
Brown to serve as chairman. Com
plete organization will be effected in
few days
Leslie's Magazine has an article in
the late issue regarding Pineapple
Day, and the editor in a letter to A.
P. Taylor OF the Promotion Committee
stated that a poem would be published
in the MAGAZINE dedicated to the ha-
Wailan pineapple.
The Economic World, one of the
leading financial publications of the
United States, published an article in
the last issue by Albert P. Taylor, d.
rector of the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee, entitled AN Economic Study
of Hawaii"
Bids opened yesterday in the office
OF the superintendent of public works
for the new tin roof on the Capitol
building were as follows: Honolulu
Planning Mill Company, $5225; Correa
& Almeida, $3.50; Bowler & IngVor-
son, $7346.50. Awards will be an
nounced as soon as Superintendent
Forbes returns from Maui.
Board Of health authorities report
that an epidemic of measles is sweep
ing the city, more than 80 cases hav-
ing been reported so rar this month.
Last month &c cases were reported to
the authorities. The total of these
two months exceeds the total for the
last year and half Only two deaths
have so far resulted from the sepi-
demic. >
Motion pictures of the trip of the
congressional party around the islands
will be shown at the Empire ,theater
this afternoon at o'clock. Edwin
Fernandez, who accompanied the par
ty. around the islands, when they Wis
tied Hawaii, photographed the interest
ing parts of the trip. The Promotion
Committee will take up the matter of
sending the film to the mainland. ~~