Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-27
FILES PROTEST
TODRAWINGOF
TRIAL JURORS
Attorney Breckons Claims No
United States Court is in
Existence Here

BaslnG hts motion en- the pyeSump-
ton that there is n United States
court IN existence here, for the reason
that there is only one judge, instead
Of the required TWO. presiding. and
that Foster l.. Davis. instead Of Geor1r
K. Clark, Is Clerk OF the court, AtiUr-
ney K. W. RreCkOns today entered a
protest 10 the drawing OF the federal
trial jurors for the April. I9IG, term.
Attorney Bre}HOns held that, as the
power OF appointment Ut the court
clerk lies in two judges. judge {. r
Clemens therefore had 40 riGnt to 70
move Davis. In making the protest.
he appeared for one Wong Bun,
charged with having opium in Dos ;es-
sion. Judge ClemOn5 noted the PRO
test, but ordered that Doth grand and
trial jurors be CraWn.
The 30 trial jurors have been nett
fed TO be in court on the morning OF
April "a. They are as. follows:
Ernest f. Lyman, Naialua, Oahu;
Franklin Burt, LAhaina, Maui; Edward
S. Mckeen, Hi!o, Hawaii; William II.
Smith, Honolulu; John Rennie, Nil
hau; Frank Rebel, .Handlei, Kauai;
Harold G. Simpson, WaialUa, Cahu;
Alfred NJ. Simpson, Waianae, Oahu;
Joseph Schumacher. Waian&e Oahu;
r. A. Wadsworth, Wailu&u, Maui: G.
Ste lhenson, Ldhalna, Maui; Frank da
Rosa, Olaa, Hawaii; 4. J, Watt, Olaa,
Hawaii; John w Caldwell, HOnolulI;
Manuel J. Moura, PuunenC Hadi;
William F. Bash, Waianae, Oahu;
G. Ayers, Wailuku, Mani; Frank Mil
Ter Barrere, Honolulu; Hugo c. Keel
ling. Kaneehe, Oahu; Alfred X.
Smythe, Honolulu; Fred S. Lyman.
Jr., Paumalu, Oahu; Irwin Spalding,
Honolulu; Edwin Baskerville, Heeia.
Oahu; Henry F. Vosskuhlrr, Waiama,
Oahu; Fritz J, Williams, Olaa, Ha-
wall; John D. Paris, kea!akekua, Ha-
wall; Joseph Andrade,, stock broker,
Honolulu; James f. Morgan, HonOiu
III; C. H. Cooke, Honolulu; Ralph E.
Balding, Hilo, Hawaii; Allen NJ Now
ell, Honolulu; William Lincoln Har
vey, Honolulu; Charles r. Shaw, Hifo,
Hawaii Rudolph AueTbaCh, Honolulu.
George H. WashbuTn, PepeekeO, Ha-
wall Clarence G. Campbell, Puunene,
Maui; George Jameson, Pepeekeo,
Hawaii James w. Pratt, Honolulu;
William e. Kerr, Honolulu, A. H. r.
Vieira, Honolulu; Francis Brown, Ho-
nolulu; John S. Grace, Honolulu; Har-
ry D. Wishard, Lihue, Kauai; William
J. Forbes, Honolulu; Edwin d. Lacy,
Lihue, Kauai; William T. Balding,
Hilo, Hawaii; John J. Matthews, Wal
ahole, Oahu; Edwin G, Weber, p4
nolulu;, John T. Warren, Honolu
Fred T. Williams, Waialua, Oahu
Francis Gay, Kahoanuanu. Kauai; Ed
gar Morton, Jr., Makawao, Maui; Paul
O.tSchmidt, Honolulu; Frank j. Du4
ira, Honolulu; Joseph F. Arruda, Hi
10, Hawaii; Thomas Lynch, Honolulu,
William S. Mansfield, Pepeekeo, Har
wall; Harry C. Bruins, Honolulu; E. F.
Bishop, Honolulu.
The 20 grand jurors, who will report
on April 10 are as. follows:
James P. Whine, Honolulu; George
Wilson, Waialua, Oahu; Asa n. Jacob
son, Honolulu; Lambert H. Thompson,
Hakalau, Hawaii; Theodore A. Cooke,
Honolulu: Arthur Gay, Honolulu;
Charles B. Gray, Kappa, Kauai; A. n.
Case, Wailuku, Maui; Robert McCor-
tiston, Honolulu; Ellwood c. Wilder,
Honolulu; Manuel Jacintho, Kilauea,
Kauai; David K. Sherwood, Honolulu;
Walter E. EkIund, Wahiawa, Oahu;
George Z. Miner, MakaWao, Maui; r.
p. Faithful, Honolulu; E. d. Blaisdell,
Hawaii; Jason Andrade,
Honolulu; Richard A, Cooke, Honolu-
lu; David Forbes, Hilo, Hawaii; F.
w. Thrum, Curtistown, Hawaii;
P. Cummins, Honolulu; J.tK.
Kanepuu, Honolulu; Edmund Hede-