Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-30

ren's Aid Association viii hold their
monthly meeting tomorrow morning
at $3.50 o'clock az the, Library OF Ha-
wall. - a .~ -.. g..
Honolulu l corps of the Salvation
Army will be taking up the harvest
festival collection this month The
collectors cards are signed by Adjt.
Zimmerman, officer IN charge. 80
The Oahu Sugar Company, one of
the defendants in the case Of Charles
A. Brown against Amalfe Allen, ct al,
an action to quiet title, has been al
lowed until October Is to file an an
,swer or otherwise plead In the matter.
. A special meeting of the board OF
harbor commissioners viii be held in
the office OF the superintendent OF
public works, Capitol building. at 1880
o'clock this evening to take up rou.
tine business. S
Work on the construction Of o three
and one-half mile stretch of road at
Hakipuu will begin tomorrow. Charles
Clark win be transferred from the
road overseership Of Honolulu TO take
charge Of the project.
A petition that /. Takano be ap.
pointed administrator OF the estate of
Risuke Miyata. late of Honolulu, has
been filed in circuit court by Haru
Miyata, widow. The estate is valued
at about $4276. There are six heirs,
three Of whom reside II Japan.
John August, a local chauffeur.
charged with having violated the
white slave" act, was released by the
federal authorities today on bond in
the sum Of $1,000 August has been
bound over to the federal grand jury
BY the q. s. commissioner.
Ladies OF Kawaiahao seminary and
of Mills school win entertain III hon
or of Mrs Robert Day Williams and
her mother, Mrs. Hayes, at Kawaiahao
seminary, Manoa valley, from to
s o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
Invitation extended Is q general one,
no special invitation being sent out.
The members of Circuit Judge
Ashford,s jury panel who served on
the panel that tried Henry All last
week need not report for further duty
until the termination Of the second
trial, which Is scheduled to begin next
Monday morning. Another trial will
be IN order for Tuesday, and the reg
nlar panel win then be wanted
sAlohas0e,, sung and played by
natives of Hawaii at every opR0rtuni-l
", and particularly to friends about
to start on q long trip. furnished the
idea for the scenario Of Farewell to
Thee, q tensely dramatic photo-play,
screening Of which was recently com
pleted at the Reliance tMutuaI) stu
dos, says the Miner Of Butte, Mont,
of recent date.
The federal court calendar for Sat
urday contains the following cases:
Leong Ming, for plea; ]. n Mendoza,
charged with violating the postal reg
alations, FOR further disposition; An
Sing and Fannie Guerrero, charged
with q statutory offense, for arfaien-
ment of latter: Barney Turner. chars-
I'd with assaulting q woman on q goF-
reservation, for plea
The case Of S. kobara, charged
with carrying q dangerous weapon,
has been continued IN Circuit JUDGE
Ashford's court until 8 o'clock tofnor.
'oW for hearing on q plea for miti- /
cation Of sentence. KoDara was con-
ficted in the district court and SEN
enced to serve sentence Of four
months. The case was appealed to-
he district court
F. Marquis, a woman Indicted by
he special federal grand jury on 4
.harge Of having committed q statu-
Dry offense, entered q plea of not
,uilty in federal court today. The +
use was continued until called up
or trial The woman was indicted IN
connection with one M. Rubenstein,
Ilias M. r, Benn, formerly a. local
.lothing merchant, who is charged
gith a similar offense.
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Prominent Japanese officials, in.
luding such men as Baron Kanda,
be great educator. and three mem
'ers of the famous Kato family, as
Eell as many other japanese, have
ust presented. to Professor M. M.
colt of the Mckinley high school an
ttractiye set OF digit pictures, fac
imiies OF Japanese paintings which
re hanging IN the Japanese building
& the g panaInaspacific pxnosftfaas j
lost OF the donors are oId-time pupils
{ Professor Scott. sac : p - s}.
Two people were severely injured
afternoon when an automc.
lie skidded on the road back from the |
ali and was wrecked. Mrs. Minnie
Usher, wife OF George q. Fisher, sus.
ained severe bruises on the right leg
nd the left leg was fractured. John
ilyerman received a cash over the
.ft eye which required five stitches
} close 1t. A car of the Won Hamm-
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