Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-03
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| The members of the territorial
grand jury will meet in the judiciary
| building at 2 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon.
James T. Stacker, who is i'll at his
! home on King street, mas not i'm
proved since yesterday.
The directors of the Chamber OF
! Commerce will meet in the rooms of
the chamber, Kauikeolani building, at
2 o'clock next Wednesday afternoon.
A meeting OF the board of retail
| trades of the Chamber of Commerce
will be held in the rooms Of the cham
Der, Kauikeolani building, at 2:30
O'Clock next Wednesday afternoon.
Tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock
! the regular monthly meeting OF the
! Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid
| Association will be held at the Lii
brary of Hawaii.
The case of Archie Lister, charged
with assault and battery, is scheduled
| to go to trial in Circuit Judge Ash
! ford's court at 8 o'clock next Wednes-
! day morning.
Knocked down by a motorcycle, the
| license tag number Of which was 101,
| Fumi Iishikawa, a Japanese girl stu
dent at the Kaahumanu school, was
bruised but not seriously injured this
morning.
Upon the direction of the court
jury in federal court yesterday re-
turned a verdict of not guilty in the
case of X. Akatsuka, who was charged
with having struggled dutiable goods
into Honolulu.
Further hearing in the contest of
the will of the late William McCand-
less will be had in Circuit Judge
Whitney's court at g o'clock tomorrow
morning. The McCandless estate is
said to be worth about $4,000. -.
The final accounts of the Henry
Warehouse Trust Company as admin
istrator of the estate Of William Nit
chell were approved by Circuit Judge
Whitney today and the administrator
discharged. ......
A retail market on small scale
has been opened in connection with
the territorial marketing divisions
headquarters in Maunakea street.
Within short time the division ex-
poets to inaugurate delivery system.
j. C.. Bridwell, the entomologist, who
had thrilling experience among the
warning colonies of European powers
in Africa, will lecture at the Y. M. C.
A tonight on his African Wartime
Experiences" 49, y:.".z +. j.
Pvts. Oscar Embler and Charles d.
Jordan, Company A; and James E.
Tarring, Company F, LIST Infantry,
listed as deserters, have returned to
their commands and their names have
been withdrawn from the roll of de,
serters. ~,
Three Russian boys who held up a
little girl, broke into several houses,
stole 81 and terrorized in general
the neighborhood of Kuakini street,
were sent to the reform school by
Juvenile Judge Whitney On one of
the boys was found 20 caliber re-
volver and more than so cartridges.
When arrested because of supposed
insanity, Sampez, Filipino, had in
his pockets an amethyst seal. belong
ing to Col. s. ID. Sturgis, LIST Field Ar.
tillery, and some letters belonging to
Capt. Williamson. Sampez was recent
ly discharged by Col. Sturgis. He is
held in Jail for investigation as to
his sanity.
DR.. Francis e. Clark, founder of the
world Christian Endeavor movement,
will speak at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
night in the Kawaiahao church, in
stead of the Kaumakapili church. Rev.
Samuel X. KaTnaiopih, assistant pas
tor Of the KaumakapiIi church, will
preside at the services in connection
with DR.. Clark's address.
Only one-third of all the automo-
biles in Honolulu have been regis |
tered. February 20 at D. m. regis
tration closes and auto owners will
have to get new licenses, which will
cost SIS each, where now they cost but
81. All automobiles have to be
weighed before being registered, and
a certificate. must be presented at the
office of the sheriff.
Manuel Alberta, Portuguese, while
working in the Levers & Cooke lum-
Der yard in Kakaako Tuesday met
with q painful accident, losing his lit
tie finger. While lifting heavy piece
of lumber his right hand slipped from
its grip, causing the lumber to fall up.
on the little finger of his left hand,