Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-28

Kona's yield of coffee for the year
1915 promises to be about the same IS
last year, which was $4,000 bags. The.
present season has not been very IA
vorable for the growing Of tine berry.
and a rather large acreage has also
been hit by severe blight. Is -.
Summons was returned to circuit
court today after having been served
on the defendants in the case OF the
Kaneohe Ranch Company against G.
Lai Yong, a bill in equity q
Federal Judge Sanford B, Dole and
Deputy Clerk Foster Davis, who have
been attending a special session of
the local federal court in Hilo.s will
return to Honolulu Monday morning.
Circuit Judge Whitney's court cal
endar for. Monday includes the fol
lowing cases. Estate OF Emmett c.
Rhodes. administration; da Santos
against dil Santos, divorce, trial: es-
tate of =. NJ Lyons, final accounts
A special session Of the federal
grand jury will convene on the morn
ing of September in the federal
building, Fort street near Beretania
According to Assistant District Attor-
ney J. w. Thompson, q large amount
of work will be brought tc the atten-
ton OF the grand jury.
Local Australians who met last
night at the rooias OF the British AS
sociation appointed a committee to
represent their country in the presen-
tation of a flag to the Pan-Pacific Club
on September 25.. j. w. Bains, ]. #.
G. Stokes, J. t. Boyd, and Ssh. Webb
were named on the committee.
A digest of the "Seamen's Act has
been completed by the committee APP
pointed for that purpose from the
Chamber OF Commerce. and consist
ing of Joseph r. Sheedy, F. w. Kle-
balm and r. C. Brown. The digest
bears the date of August IS, and is
neatly printed.
A suit for accounting has been fi!el
m cirenit court, for Caesar Eopes, a
minor, by G.. S. Franklin. his next
friend. il being the intention OF the
plaintiff to force Joseph p. Medeiros
and C. M. v. Forster 10 account for
certain money which it Is alleged has
been. or should have been. received
BY them for the minor.
Keimuki is going to have a new fril'.
in the form Of an established auto
stand. The autos are there now, be-
longing to different owners. Int the
stand needs legafizing. An ordinance
FOR this purpose will be introduced by
Logan on Tuesday night {
Round Ton road, connecting with
rantalus road at its terminus, is TO be
made into scenic highway. il the
plans of the Outdoor Circle material
re superintendent Of Public Works
Forbes accompanied members Of the
Circle over tire road in an automobile
Thursday and after the inspection he
agreed to carry ont any reasonable
toward identifying the
read which the Circle may make to
him.
Warning that the law enacted Oct7.
Der l. 1914. for the protection of mi
sratory Mid fowl must be observed
has been sent out by the department
Dc agriculture. BY the law. ployer
yellowlegs and Jack-snire. all Of
which are found in Hawaii, cannot be
taken between October | and Becem-
Der l6 Of each year.
That the so-called Hawaiian show |
in the amusement zone at the Pan
anna Pacific exposition may be closed
is stated in letter which A. p. Tay-
Tor received recently from HI. p Wood
Mr.. Wood says that the few Hawai-
eft it, and that the s,eople who re-
main are low-class white women who
have larkened their skins and who
pose as Hawaiians.
Howard Greer OF Chicago, husband
Of Helen Lyman Greer, formerly of
dilo, died at Chicago on August II,
according to advices reaching Homo |
lulu. Mrs. Greer is a daughter of
he late Dr.. and Mrs. Henry Lyman of
Hilo, Mrs. J. C.. Bridwell of Honolulu.
wife of, ]. c. Bridwell. lately of the
station. is a sister of |
the deceased.
Under the list OF assignments Or
new second lientenants from the Unit !
ID States Military Academy Cadet |
William F. r. CoveH, Who comes to /
Hawaii in October, is named in the |
Army ana Navy Journal OF August Z !
as foremost in his class. Lieut. Co
yell is from the corps Of engineers
and is assigned 10 the 3rd battalion /
)f that department He viii leave /
San Francisco IN October 3 for He /
noiulu M r.