Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-29
LOCAL AID dEl[IA

night at 1880 O'Clock.
Hearing on the application OF Sue
jiro Tarada for q writ OF habeas cor
pus was TO be had in federal court this
afternoon.
There win be no band concert at
Emma Square this evening. The band
viii play at the National Guard
smoker in the armory.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Outdoor Circle Will be held at the
residence Of Mrs. f. J. Lowrey on
Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at st Clements church. Makiki. at 3
O'Clock tomorrow morning, the ocea-
sion being st. Andrews Day.
The case Of Malicio Pacaro, charged
with! having committed statutory Of
Tense, has been continued In federal
court until December for trial.
The territorial treasurer last week
forwarded the city $4,000 on account
OF its share of the taxes collected on
the second instalment for the current
year.
{ Hearing on supplementary accounts
In the matter of the estate of Isaac
Ihihi will be had In Circuit Judge
Whitneyss court at 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The case OF william T. Dunn,
charged with a statutory offense, will
go to trial In federal court on the
morning Of December 6, beginning at
$3.50 O'Clock. -.
Richard Herman Willie Furth. ma
tive Of Germany and a sailor by occu-
patton, has filed in federal court his
declaration of intention to become an
American citizen
Under bond In the sum Of s110O.
Duck Chan and Bung Hoy were APP
pointed by Circuit Judge Whitney to-
day as administrators OF the estate of
All Sing, alias On Young Sing.
Miss Edith Mist VIII be hostess at
a meeting Of the Womail,s Guild and
Auxiliary Of st. Andrews cathedral
parish, TO be held III Gle guild han,
Emma street, at g o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. z.
An inventory Of the estate Of Cor
don d. and Donald s. Brown was fled
In circuit court today by p. Herfick
Brown. guardian. The estate Is valued
at $500.
The accounte Of Augustus q. MUIR
ply, late clerk of the federal court.
dating from July / until November
Is, 1915, were presented by Clerk
Foster L. Davis and approved by
Jadge Sanford b. Dole today.
Samuel Napule, q loeali police officer
mentioned I'm last Saturday mornings
paper as being the husband Of one OF
THE daughters or Sentaro Ishfi Of Ka-
pahulu. Madi; Is incorrectly yiesig-
mated. The wife Of Mr.. NapuIe Is a
Hawaiian, not paftsJapanese.
All OF Circuit Judge Ashford's jury
men will be wanted IN court at 9
O'Clock on the morning of the begin
ming of the second trial Of Eugene Bu-
chanan, with the exception of those
who sat in the first trial.
Circuit Judge whitney today ap.
pointed C. NJ. Hite as administrator
Of the estate of Susan C. Bertelmann
Kahilina under bond In the sum of
$500. There are eight heirs Of the
estate, which Is valued at about $500.
Closed season for mullet will begin
on Wednesday, December 1, the sea-
son to last three months. During the
last several days mullet fishermen
have been working hard to make the
most OF what time is left Of the open
season. a
As a result of the efforts Of several
childrens0f Waikiki .$65 has been add
ed to the fund being collected for
the relief of the sArmenians. The chill.
.dren of their own accord gave a fair
on Saturday at the w. ID. Westerveli
home and sold articles made bylthem
selves.
Further trial of the case OF James
Curran. charged with having assault.
ed one James Terry. a structural iron
worker, will be had In Circuit Judge
Ashford,s court at 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning. The trial of Eugene Bu-
chanan, charged with second degree
murder, will follow the Gurran ease
To manufacture poi in their own
neighborhood rather than having II
shipped from Honolulu, several resi-.
dents of the Kaneohe. district are con.
templating the erection Of a factory
of their own. It is thought that the
factory viii greatly reduce the cost Of
poi in the district.
Oceanic Lodge, No. 371,, F. g A.
NJ. of Honolulu, viii confer the third
degree, at Sehofeld hall, over the
sLeilehna Department store, at $50