Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

Robert w. Dreckons has been ap
| pointed guardian of Harry X, Hattie
| X. and George X Ana. minors, under
tond i'm the sum of $1,000.
The Hawaiian Development Com
pany is moving from its quarters in
the Kerr building en- Alakea street to
the Hawaiian Trust building on King
street today.
George r. Carter, G.. p. Wilder and
S. G. Wilder were elected for three
year terms to succeed themselves as
! trustees OF. the Oahu Cemetery Assoc
citation at a meeting held this morn
ing. ~.
William Kekaha, a laborer, living
at Maunakea and Pauahi streets, who
died Monday, was buried Tuesday
afternoon in the Loeb View cemetery,
PeArl City. He was married, and born
in Honolulu A years ago.
Japanese Consul-General Moroi will
send out invitations for 80 Japanese
committeeman of last year Carnival to
call upon him TO confer as to the next
years Carnival
The High School Alumni Associa-
ton has postponed its regular month
ly meeting until week later, Septem-
Der 8, on account of the champion
ship swimming meet which is to be
held on Friday evening.
The defendant in the case of w. K.
Rathburn against John Pale Kaio, an
action for damages, has filed in the
circuit court an exception to the or
der of the court overriding his de-
murrer to the complaint.
J. Walter Scott, coast representa-
tive of the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee has announced that cam
paign against the hula dance as 1t Is
represented on the mainland has been
launched and results are expected
soon.
Forty-three revolvers were sold by
dealers in firearms last week, ac-
cording to reports filed with the
county clerk today. Three rifles and
5 shotguns are also included in the
list of sales.
A petition for passport has been
filed in federal court by Herbert 0s
born, who intends to travel in Japan
on business He will leave here in |
the Tenyo Maru on September l.
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late Dave Konor, alias Dave Conner, |
has been filed In circuit court by A. |
ID. I.arnach, administrator. The es.
tate, consisting of two industrial poll.
cies, is valued at S246.
Argument was completed on Tues
day afternoon in the case of the Stew
art Construction Company of New
York againGt Col. 2. s. SpaldiIS OF /
Kauai. The supreme court has tax.
en- the matter under advisement.
Manoa bonds will be delivered to
the successful bidders this afternoon,
1t is expected. They were signed by
the mayor and E. Buffandeau, deputy /
county clerk, this morning and are
UCluS SISuCu D1 Lie OOuh thO
treasurer, this afternoon.
A petition for the probate of the
will of the late Tom Penny has been
filed in circuit court asking that the
Bishop Trust Company be appointed
ancillary administrator. The estate,
as far as property in Hawaii is con.
cerned, is valued at about $23,620.
The defendant in the case of the
Territory VS.. Lau Hoon, alias Lau Tin
Hoon, has appealed to the supreme
court from q decision of the Kauai
circuit court finding him guilty OF
perjury and sentencing him to pay a
fine of $500.
James T. Carey, formerly Star-Bui-
letin advertising man, and Miss Mar
garet Kehoe are to be married in Bis
bee, Ariz., next Monday. according to
cards received here Miss Kehoe is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. NJ J. Re.
hoe of Bisbee and Carey is manager
Of the Bisbee Review.
Emil A Berndt, chairman of the edu-
,ational committee of the Y. NJ. C.
A., talked to the members of the
Cooperative Trade School this morn :
ng at the Y. NJ. c. A. He chose as
lis subject Efficiency and Service.
3erndt urged the students to study
lard and give $50 worth of work for
'1.o0 worth of pay. In that way be
'aid the boys would increase their
earning capacity to the maximum.