Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-29

D6oQ dCcOEueu tue CuotOuy VI ulS SC'SA
minor children. III ~ -
On the ground of non-support, Cir.
cult Judge Whitney today granted to
Fannie St Clair divorce from Victor
H. St Clair. :.- .
An application for American citizen.
ship has been filed In federal court
by Frank Thyrian, a native Of Peckels-
helm, Germany. III Ill.
A meeting of the board Of harbor
commissioners will be held at 1880
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon in the Of
fee of the superintendent of public
works. - -. l.. p. -. =. r. .......@-
Virginia Medeiros Silva, a native OF
st. Michaels' island, Azores, Portugal,
has fled in federal court a declaration
of intention to become an American
citizen. -=.. ..'~'r =.
The city supervisors meet again to-
night TO consider the budget Tor the
last half of this year Hollingel's new
brought up at this meeting.
Plans have been completed for a
building to adjoin the new office OF
the territorial marketing division in
Maunakea street Building will begin
within few days. .r-..
The case of II. Kapela against K. Il.
Gilliland, exceptions from the circuit
court of the first circuit, was argued
and submitted in the supreme court
this morning.
Taking the place of Cecil Brown, re-
signed, the Guardian Trust Company
today was appointed trustee of the
trust created by the deed of Margue-
rite K Van Gieson.
The case of David Palakiki against
the County of Maui, which was tried
in the district court at Wailuku, has
been appealed to the supreme court
on point of law. The case has been
placed on the calendar.
Charles Sleeper, an employee OF the
Won Hamm- Young garage, suffered a
painful injury this morning when an
oxygen tank with which he was work
ing exploded. A piece of metal struck
and lacerated his left hand.
The University of California Club
will have a luncheon at the Univer-
sity Club at 1915 o'clock next Thurs
day afternoon. Members who expect
to attend are requested to notify Sec
rotary Huron K Ashford by telephone
or otherwise.
Beginning Thursday, the office of
the department of public instruction,
Judiciary building. will be open from s
O'Clock in the morning until o'clock
in the afternoon. The present hours
are from $3.50 until 4:30 O'Clock.
Taking the place of Cecil Brown, re-
signed. H. M. yon Holt has been APP
pointed trustee of the estates of James
Gay, Godfrey Rhodes, August Dreier
and George E. Boardman, and guard
ian of Anita Meyer, a minor
Bids for furnishing of structural
steel for the new territorial prison
were received by Acting Superintend.
emit of Public Works Wheeler yester-
day as follows: Honolulu Iron Works,
$1426.2O; H. s. Gray, SHAFTS, and
Hackfeld & Company, $1466.30.
Beatrice E. Ely has been appointed
by the postoffice department to take
the place of W. Siegel, the postmaster
at Fort Shafter r. v. Woods, post
master at Kealakekua will be relieved
by H. A. Truslow. Both of the out
going postmasters rendered resigna-
tons.
"Breakdowns" will be the subject of
the closing lecture tonight In the Sc
ries that have been given the last few
months by Dr. Hobby at the Y. NJ c.
A. The lectures by DR.. Hobby have
been full of interest and have been
we'll attended Tonight's subject will
lead to a discussion in general way
of the upkeep of the body.
Further hearing before Commissions
er George s. Curry of the case Of Joe
Rata and H. L. McCutcheon, charged
with having aided John T. Scully in
his sensational escape to MOlokai, has
been continued until o'clock Satur-
day morning, owing to the illness of
c.. H. Mcbride, attorney for the de-
PENDANTS.
Many friends of East Kahulualii.
veteran Hawaiian nrinter who has