Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-21

Federal court trial jurors who have
money due them for past services may
secure it by calling at the office Of
the marshal.
! A meeting of the board of trustees
of the Library of. Hawaii was to be
held at o'clock this afternoon i'll
the offices Of the Hawaiian Trust
Company, King street.
The members of the senior class Of
Mckinley High school will be guests
of honor at a dance which the men,
bers of the sophomore class will give
at the Outrigger Club on the evening
of March 81.
Drawings of federal grand and trial
jurors for the April, 1916, term of
court, will be made at 10 O'Clock next
Thursday morning Seventy trial and
% grand jurors will be drawn.
/ Circuit Judge Ashford's decision
overruling the demurrer filed by the
respondents in the case Of the Homo
lulu Brewing and Mating Company
against Charles G. Bartlett and Fred
Harrison, was reversed by the sup
rene court yesterday.
Inspe cted Sunday morning by Col
Charles S. Lincoln, Companies A, B
| and D of the 1st Battalion, National
| Guard Of Hawaii, are said to have
made a creditable showing in close
and extended order and in bayoneL
| exercises.
Committees for the coming year
will be selected at a meeting of the
new members of the board of direct,
ors and the new officers of the Cham
Der of Commerce to be held tomor-
row afternoon. This will be the first
meeting Of the new directorate. !
Funeral services for Emma, the
10 months old daughter. of Charles
Lake, carpenter in the navy. depart
ment here, and Mrs. Lake, was held
from the family residence, South
Queen street, yesterday, interment be-
ing in Kawaiahao cemetery ."|
A hearing of the case of K. Ono,
charged with having violated the
white slave" law, was to be had be-
fore Commissioner George s. Curry
this afternoon. 1t is alleged that Ono
transported a Japanese woman from
Honolulu to Hilo.
The law firm Of Lindsay & Lymer
has filed in the circuit court a motion
to the effect that Circuit Judge Ash
ford sustain the demurrer filed by the
defendants in the case OF the Homo
lulu Brewing and Mailing Company
against c. G. Bartlett and Fred Har-
risOn. .--
High requiem mass was celebrated
in the Catholic Cathedral, Fort street,
Sunday. for the repose Of the souls
of the members of the Santo Antonio
society who have died during the
year Members of the Sac Martinlfo
society attended by Invitation.
Plans submitted for the celebration
of Kamehameha Day will be discussed
at a meeting of the Joint committee
of several Hawaiian societies in the
lIlDTdTy VI CAOulu6.
The committee which prepared the
plans is headed by Mayor John C.
Lane.
!. An ancient and bothersome mort |
gage was consigned to the flames in
Phoenix hall last Saturday evening |
amid the rejoicing Of about 250 mem
bers of the big local lodge. The ocea-
sion was one of rejoicing and feasting, |
and the cremation of the paper leaves
the Phoenix order free Of debt and in |
good financial condition.
Whether his court should sustain |
defendants motion in arrest of judg- /
.ment in the case of the territory |
against Gus Anderson, convicted of |
criminal assault, is the summary of |
a reserved question which has been |
sent to- the supreme court by Circuit |
Judge Ashford. -. >;@ > :.
"a Decisions on a motion in arrest of |
judgment and motion for new trial |
in, the case Of Jesse Duke, convicted |
of the murder of G. p George, who
was b civilian employe at Schofiefd |
Barracks, will be handed down by
Federal Judge G. F. Clemens at 2 /
O'clock next Thursday afternoon.
what VIII Loss Angeles Do?" is
the cable, sent to the Chamber of
Commerce of the Southern California
metropolis by the Hawaiian Promotion
Committee this morning. The above
to- keep the Great Northern on the run
has been talked of locally, and the
members of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee believe that the people of /
Los Angeles can help in keeping the
Hill liner on the run from that city. I