Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-14

The liGdcH license commission will
meet at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon in the senate chamber at the
capitol The board will further consid-
er the Pleasanton Hotels license APP
plication.
Notice is given that members of the
Y. w. C. A. who, for any reason. can
not be present at the States dinner
tonight are cordially invited to attend
the annual meeting which will follow
Fthe dinner.
Charged with a statutory offense,
FREDERICK Capitani. q Filipino-S Spanish
interpreter in the circuit court who
was arrested by federal officials Tues
Eday, has been released on bond to the
amount of $3.50.
Entering plea of not guilty before
| the United States Commissioner yes
terday VIM. Garzia aud Mrs. Criuto
Reyes, charged with a statutory Of
Tense, were committed to the April
term of the. federal seourt for trial.
r. The case of the Hawaiian Electric
Company against the Lord Young En-.
cheering Company. an action for debt
and endorsements Of a mechanics lien,
has been discontinued in circuit court
Notice of satisfaction of the lien was
filed,
Judgment by default was entered
by Circuit Judge Stuart yesterday for
the plaintiff In the action for debt
brought by E. ]. Lord against John T
IScully and Waikiki Inn, garnishee
Plaintiff is authorized to recover STAG
with court costs added.
Declarations of intention to become
citizens of the United States were
filed in the federal court today as fol-
lows: Alfred Charles Matthews, en-
gineer and architect, native Of Mel
bourne, Victoria, Australia; Juan Blan-
CO, laborer, native Of Cuedero, Real,
Spain.
"The Campaign IN the Philippines
is the subject Of lecture which Capt
Paul B. Malone, I'd Infantry. will de
liver In Cooke hall, Y. M. C. A. build
ing, at o'clock this evening. The
lecture will be illustrated by slides
made from photographs taken on the
battlefields or Luzon
The governor today granted GUS
Tomashiowicz the legal right tc
change his name to Gust Thomas
Tomashiowicz or Thomas, is natur
slized American, born in Russia. and
at present is stationed at Scno6e'd
Barracks, q member of Battery G Of
the First Field Artillery
James d. Dougherty, director-gen
eral of the Mid-Pacific Carnival, viii
meet with number of prominent 10
cal Japanese business men in the
Yokohama Specie Bank at O'CLOCK
today to formulate plans for the
part which the Japanese community
j win take in the celebration.
i As the first step in the Outdoor Cir
cle's new campaign for city beauti
4 full, a committee or the members OF
4 the organization visited the U. s. ex
i detrimental station this morning where
i Valentine Holt, assistant horticultur
i ist, demonstrated methods of planting
and caring for various species of flow
lers and shrubs.
i A crop that will exceed that Of las
lyear is predicted for the Honokaa Su
gar Company, which began the grind
ling of its own crop and that of thu
Pacific Sugar Mill on Monday. Tn,
new first mill recently installed b.
the Honolulu Iron Works is working
successfully, Alexander Morrison, tn
Honokaa manager, says.
Because of the serious illness of hi!
wife, who is on the coast, William F
Hebron will leave on the next boa
for San Francisco, to be gone for prob
lably two months. Circuit Judge Ash
ford this morning excused him from
service as a member OF the territcria
Igrand jury until March Is, with thu
privilege of extending the time II ne
cessary.