Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12
LOCAL And GfNklM.


Louis H. Rogers has been appoint
ed guardian OF Samuel Rogers, q
minor, TO serve without bond.
The Mothers Club of Kaimukf Is
holding a meeting this afternoon In
the assembly hall Of the Dliuokalani
school.
The students OF the fourth grade at
the Punahou Preparatory School have
gone in for gardening and have had
success in both growing and selling
vegetables
The application Of Takao Ozawa, a
Japanese, for naturalization as an Am
erican citizen, will be further argued
in federal court at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning. f.. -.
Bids for the construction OF the
homestead road In Wood Valley, Kau,
Hawaii, Will be opened at noon in the
office Of the superintendent OF pub
lie works tomorrow. T.:
The final accounts of Louis H. Rog-
ers, executor OF the estate of Samuel
E. Rogers, were approved by Judge
Whitney today and the executor dis
charged from further liability.
Y. w. C. A. women are meeting this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter
F. Frear to greet new members OF the
association. An interesting program
was arranged for the occasion.
Ferdinand Henry Hons, administra-
tor of the estate Of the late David
Henry Davis, has filed HIS account in
circuit court. Il shows receipts oil
$649l. 10 and disbursements OF $4754.S5.
Horace HALEY Dali, manager OF the
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Of New York city, will come 20 Homo
lulu with party Of friends and rela-
tiyes probably in the early part IL
April.
In PREPARATION. for the 1915 COM
nencement exercises the seniors at
Punahou have completed their themes
and turned them over to the teachers.
A committee Of the faculty will select
the five best themes for use In the
graduation program.
According to decision reached at
the meeting Of the territorial Repub-
lican central committee, the proposal
that the legislature appropriate $780,
900 to pay the expenses of congress
sional junket to the islands is to be
made non-partisan measure.
That each OF the 100 boys at the in
1ustrial school at Waialee is doing
GOOD work and is eager to better his
condition il the statement of Superin-I
sendent H. NJ Tucker. who wassin Ho-
,1olulu yesterday. II is costing the
territory about 1852 q year to support
sach boy.
The list Of portraits Of Hawaii's for
mer royalty Is now complete. all the
1ictufes owned by the territory hav-
ng been hung in the hall Of represen-
tatives, the former throne room. The
asst one placed there Is the picture Of
Queen Kapiolani. consort Of King Da-
yid Kalakaua.
At the reception of the Buckeye
Club at the residence Of Rev. and Mrs.
Westeryelt last night Senator-electI
and Mrs. Warren q. Harding and Dr..
and Mrs. C. E. Sawyer were greeted
by more than 100 former residents OF
Ohio. Mrs. Westervelt and Mrs. Mac
Pherson gave q musical program.
To insure the legality or its health
and sanitary regulations the territorial
board of health is codifying the rules
striking out those which are obsolete.
binding the others In book form and.
obtaining their approvai by the legis.
lature. Discussion of this codification
occupied the boards time at the meet.
ing yesterday afternoon.
A reception viii be held at the Mum
LuR school. q Chinese institution
from 10 o'clock until noon February
10. A beautifully carved tablet, re-
ceived from the Chinese minister Of
sducation. viii be hung on the wall of
the school The tablet is recogni-
ton Of the. contributions of the people
IF Honolulu toward the work of the
school.
Circuit Judge Ashford announced to-
day that no jury trials win be held
III the criminal division Of the first
circuit court during Carnival week.
Similar procedure in the civil and
equity division. presided over by Judge
Stuart is doubtful because the calen.
dar is particularly heavy. A consid-
cradle number OF cases is scheduled
Tor hearing there for four days of that
week.
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