Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-10


Honolulu Lodge No. 400, F, and A.
NJ. will hold regular meeting to-
night al. 1870 O'Clock. Second de
gree. =-. 49,. H. ...=..
! The application of Yao Mort for a
writ of habeas corpus has been con.
tinued in federal court until January
| l. for further hearing. f.. III
Further hearing of the application of
Ho Tim for writ of habeas corpus
will be had in federal court at 10
| O'Clock tomorrow morning:
Federal Judge c. F. Clemens today
continued the case of .Tatsuzo, Jap
anese, who has applied for a writ of
habeas corpus, until next Friday morn
ing for further hearing.
A meeting of the Chiefs Of Hawaii
will be held in the K. of p. hall at
1870 o'clock tomorrow evening. at
which time officers will be elected to
serve during the coming year. Il.
New officers for Court Canoes No.
S110, Ancient Order of Foresters, will
be installed in Santon Antonio hall,
Vineyard street, tomorrow night. This
will be followed by an initiation and
entertainment. .-
Officers to serve during the coming
six months will be elected at meet
ing of the commissioned Officers
Club of the National Guard. to be held
in the armory at 7:3O O'Clock tomor-
row night. E.. ..:....
Oahu College and Punahou prepare
tory school opened today for the
spring term. Many of the students
residing on the other islands returned
to Honolulu last Saturday, others COM
ing this morning. III. ...s
/ Col w. D. Beach camp No. 4, Unit
ed Spanish War Veterans, has issued
invitations to an installation Of off
GERS which will take place tonight
at 7:30. Installation will be in charge
of Department Commander MacDon.
aid. -.- -...
Owing to the spell OF rainy
weather and the condition of the roads
in the vicinity, school will not open at
the Honolulu School for Bows until
tomorrow, which is one day later than
was intended when the Christmas va,
cation began. -. ~ -. F. Fl:
Charged with having embezZled $50,
the property of Mrs. Jose Tavares,
James j. OVERLY today entered plea
of not guilty in Circuit Judge Ash
ford's court The case will go to trial
at 8 o'clock next Thursday morning.
The attorney for Fusano Sasaki Pc
titioner for writ of habeas corpus,
has been given until next Friday to
file supplementary petition. The
case has been continued in federal
court until January Is for further
hearing.
Kenneth Brown was charged in the
police court Saturday with driving an
auto without a number but was not
fined, as he had a reasonable excuse.
had a temporary number en- il, and
this dropped off without his knowing
it. Brown is connected with Castle &
Cooke. H.. -. ...~ &.
Officers from Fort Shafter, the forts
of the Coast Defense of Oahu and the
Hospital have arranged
for ball to be given at the National
Guard armory the night of January
IS. An army band will furnish the
and the money received FOR
will be turned over to the
Army Relief Association.
Two days probably will be consum.
ed in the trial of zee Yo Keuk, Ko-
rean bad man, which is scheduled to
begin in Circuit Judge Ashford's court
en- Monday morning, January II. The
Korean is facing two charges, one of
first degree robbery and another of
assault with intent to commit murder.
He says he will act as his own at
torney. -. III .."
At meeting of the sophomore ban
Quet committee of the Mckinley High
school recently, it was decided that
a dance would be given in honor of
the seniors Plans for entertainment
and decoration were discussed. The
dance will take place during the lat
ter part of January.
The 14th child of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Schlemmer, the latter being familiar
~ known as the king of Laysan," ar
rived yesterday morning, and mother
and daughter are reported to be doinS |
well. The newest arrival has beer
the Treasurer of the said City and Cou
or parts thereof, upon having filed witt
and other salaries, of donations named
and supplies for general expe