Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22

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Harmony Lodge. !. o. o. r. meets
tonight. i.
The Hawaiian hand viii give q pub
lie concert tonight In Emma Square.
A. NJ Cristy, deputy city attorney.
4 returned to work this morning after
. two weeks vacation.
Members Of the federal trial Jury
have been notified to be In court At 3
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Alleging non-support, Nakaiewalu
Liwai has filed m circuit court a suit
for divorce from Keakolehua Liwai-
Charged with passing gilded nickels
as IS gold pieces, Lai Duck Chinese.
was acquitted by q jury in federal
court today.
An action for the recovery of an
alleged debt Of $277!75 has been filed
in circuit court by Fred Hird against
Cyrus T. Green.
| ]. H. Soper, in his report as ancil-
larry administrator of the estate of the
late John Wilson, says the estate is
valued At about Stats.
Thomas William and Mary William,
his wife, have applied to circuit court
for permission to adopt Makanoe, q
male minor.
The case of Mrs. Musa Mezurashi,
charged with concealing and otherwise
handling opium, Is scheduled to 20 to
trial in federal court at o'clock to-
morrow morning. $500
A trial by jury of the case of Goo
Wan Hoy against Mrs. Rose Nc.
keague, ct al, is scheduled to begin In
Circuit Judge Ashfords court on jan
uary 81. 4
The case of Emma NJ. Holt against
Mrs. Victoria Buffandeau, an action
for debt, will be set for trial in Circuit
Judge Ashford's court at 8 o'clock
next Monday morning.
The appeal having been withdrawn,
the case Of ]. ]. Byrne against j. f.
Colburn, an action. for alleged debt,
was stricken from the calendar in
Circuit Judge Ashford's court today.
|. A declaration OF intention to be-
come an American citizen has been
filed In federal court by Frank Ed
ward Fernandez. a laborer and native
of Madeira. Portugal Fernandez has
resided In the territory during the
last 81 years.
In q fall from the third floor of
the Wolter, building Sunday John r.
Ness OF the Advertiser. staff sustained
two broken ribs, sprained hip, sew.
eral painful bruises and It is thought
that one lung is slightly punctured.
His escape from death was miracu.
lous. - F..
Argument was to be had in Circuit
Judge Whitney,s court this afternoon
on the claim of Solomon Kuehu to q
portion of the property owned by the
Hui of Kahana on this island. Some
day this week the court expects, 20 |
visit Kahana IN connection with the
petition Of Mary e. Foster for regis
tration OF title to the land In question. |
Prof. ]. F. Rock, College of Hawaii, |
will give an,iliustrated lecture on rare |
palms and other trees and shrubs, on
Thursday night, Sis, at the Pleasan-
ton hotel Admission is free Rock
recently returned from visit to India |
and Java and photographs from beau
tiful tropical gardens will feature the
lecture
Among those who returned from the |
Volcano Sunday in the Wilhelmina |
were Manager c. G.. Ballentynet of |
the Honolulu Rapid Transit; Manager
j. ID. McInerny of McInerny's clothing |
department; Mrs. Charles NJ. Marquee, |
wife OF Representatiye-elect Marquez;
Secretary Irwin II. Beadle Of Trent |
Trust Company; e. d: Tenney, mana
ger Of Castle & Cooke, and Mrs. Ten
ney; Mrs. Walter Macfarlane, wife of
the manager Of Libby, McNeill e /
Libby; Mrs. Robert Single, wife Of
the president Of the Henry Water.
house Trust Company: Miss Jessie |
Kennedy, daughter Of President j. A.
Kennedy of the lnter.Island Company; /
Mrs. F. w. Klebahn, wife of the mani
ager Of H. Haekfeld G Company's
shipping department; Fred Roster, !
president Of the San Francisco Cham
Der OF Commerce, and Mrs. Roster;
Mrs. Charles F. Chillingworth, wife Of
Senator Chillingworth; Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Focke; Mr.. and Mrs. w. william
son and George 4. Davis. i