Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
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The case OF Clarence Weakly, charg-
ed with second degree robbery, went
to trial in Circuit Judge Ashford's
court today. ;: e..
Owing to the lack of quorum there
was no meeting yesterday afternoon
OF the Bar Association. No date has
been set for the next meeting.
Hearing on the petition of the Ha-
waiian-Japanes Daily Chronicle for
discharge in bankruptcy has been con-
tinued for two weeks in federal court.
Bunting, flags and electric lights in
profusion are being placed about the
exterior walls of the palace in prepa-
ration for Carnival week.
In the case OF the territory against
the Kapiolani estate, a suit for taxes.
jury In Circuit Judge Stuart's court
yesterday found for the government
in the sum OF S2223.54.
Charged with having obscene pic
lures in possession. Serafina Torres
pleaded guilty in federal court today
She will be sentenced at $3.50 O'Clock
next Wednesday morning.
Sheriff c. H. Rose today issued an
order closing the Iwilei district from
tomorrow night until after the Carni-
val. Fear of disorders or possible
rioting occasioned the order.
Further hearing of petition for
the allowance of final accounts in the
estate Of Carolina Pinheiro will be
had in Circuit Judge Whitney's court
at 10 o'clock next Monday morning.
To discuss proposed amendments to
the constitution and bylaws, the mem
bers of the Woman's Board of Mis-
sions Of Central Union church were
to hold special meeting this after
noon. 49,. "
Snyder's flower shop in Fort street
will receive and take care of all flow.
ers contributed for the making of bou-
quets and floral decorations to be sold
at the benefits next week for the Free
kindergarten and Childrens Aid AS
ISOLATION. /
Automobile license plates for 1916 |
are beginning to appear on the streets. |
They are bright red in color and
visible for blocks. The contrast in
color between the new plates and last
years blue ones is so great that it is |
easily distinguished by police officers |
Five hundred dollars damage was
done by a fire which yesterday de- |
stroyed the home of Joe Comes, EN-
ma street near Gandall Lane The |
new Seagrayes engines were used for
the first time and did fine work in
preventing the blaze from spreading. |
With the subject, The Plans of a
Great Religious Statesman" David
Cary Peters began the second part of
his series of noon talks today in the
Y. M. C. A. The general subject Of
the talks is THE Romance of the
Books and they are to be given every
Friday.
An intermediate Christian Endea-
Tor Association was organized last
light at the Kaumakapili church. Of
icers of the new association are:
President, Miss X. Akana; vice-presi-
lent, Miss Anna Kauakahilau; secre-
AIRY, Miss Abbie Mahoe; treasurer,
Miss Violet Chun Hoon.
Owing to the insufficient supply of
aulaus and roast pig at the delicates-
sen sale of the Kalama lodge last We'd
nesday at the Kaumakapili church
grounds, and the failure of the filling
If the orders the lodge held a meeting
yesterday and decided to repeat the
sale tomorrow at the same place.
Flushing the city's streets from the
ire hydrants is useless waste of
water and creates danger from brok-
IN valves in case of fire Harry Nun,
'ay told City Engineer George NJ. Col
ins this morning. Consequently Col
ms is going to order his men to stop
I and ask the supervisors for flush
ng tank for the street cleaning d.
1artment. nAEM2
Under the auspices of st. Clements
suild an autograph delicatessen sale"
will be held in the vacant store next
% the Japanese Bazaar, Fort street,
omorrow morning. beginning at 10
,'clock. Those in charge Of the COM
nittees are Mrs. william Thompson
ind Mrs. W. A. Wall, cakes; Mrs, Pal
ner Woods and Mrs. s. v. Smith, pas
ry; Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. ]. A. NJ. John
ION and Mrs. c. r. Hemenway, candy;
Yrs. Anna Wright and Mrs. George