Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30
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In circuit court today the equity
suit of Harrison against Davis was
postponed to Saturday, October Z.
Reuben Zuber, q native of Tonnes
see. applied today in federal court
| f2r a passport to travel in the ORR
ent.
John A. Palmer returned to his
bone at the CORTLAND last Thursday
from the Queens Hospital, where he
underwent severe operation.
George Weiss, q native of Posen,
Germany, and an honorably discharg-
ed soldier OF Schofield Barracks, has
filed in federal court a petition for
naturalization.
A son was born Wednesday at Kap-
iolani Maternity Home to Mr.. and
Mrs. Olaf Olsen of Kahuku, where the
father is an engineer for the Ka.
huku Plantation Company.
Under bond in the sum of $1,000,
X. Wada HAS been appointed by Cir
cult Judge Ashford as administrator
of Hiroki Ernoto, who recently was
murdered at J. B. Castles residence
at Waikiki
The case of William Spencer, in
dicted yesterday afternoon by the
territorial grand jury on a charge OF
extortion, was postponed by Judge
Ashford today until Tuesday, Octo-
Der 3. W. T. Rawlins represents the
Aiea police officer as attorney.
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Mrs Elsie c.. Skinner and G..
nesday by Rev. Canon John osborne
Both are from London The bride
has been here for about three
months. Ella B. Ware and Nelson
Ware attended the couple
1t is announced that from this
evening the bus that connects the
cars on King street with the. canton
ment viii be discontinued by the
Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Co.,.
to the great disappointment OF all
concerned on the reservation.
A United States army marksman's
badge, either infantry or cavalry, bear
was found Friday at Pier by Patrol
man Lincoln. The owner may receive
his property by calling at the police
station.
"The Little End of Hawaii is the
title Of an article by Prof. Vaughan
MacCaughey of the College of Hawaii,
appearing in the September issue of
The Journal of Geography" This
magazine is published under the aus
pices of the department Of geology
and geography at the University of
Wisconsin.
Two boys were arrested in Manoa
valley near the Salvation Army girls
home this afternoon by Policemen
Sizemore and charged at the station
with molesting residents in that vi
entity. They give the names Of e.
MADISON and J. Kuhea and the police
show wicked looking 3S caliber
cheap revolver, loaded full, which
they say was found on one of the
boys.
j.. j. Carroll and Edgar T. Ander-
SOP have filed in the circuit court ap-
peals to the circuit court from deci-
sions of the industrial accident board
with regard to their compensation for
recent injuries. Carroll and Ander-
son who were employed by the Mar
conf Wireless Telegraphy Company
and the Hawaiian Dredging Company,
respectively. recently brought dam
age suits against their employers for
$4,000 each.