Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-11

Inc ,Nlnau is reported as ICaOEu
Hakalau sugar for the Eyades at Hli0
Masonic board of relief meets this
afternoon at ) o'clock for regular bLsi-
ness.
Regular business meeting OF Ex,
celsion Lodge No. /, |. o. o. F, will be
held this evening at 80.
Court Canoes, Ancient Order OF
Foresters. meets this evening in San
Antonio hall for regular business.
Rev. J. II. Williams, acting minister
OF Central Union church. will speak
at 7:45 tonight at the Salvation Army
hall.
A meeting of the members OF the
territorial food commission IS schcI-
uled for o'clock next MOnda. morn
ing.
Charles E. King, OF the Honolulu
Gas Co. left Saturday for the Big Isl
and He will spend tWoweeKs' va,
cation at the Volcano.
Jurors in Circuit Judge Heeus d.
vision not engaged in the trial of Isl
doro Alario and four other Filipinos
have been excused until further no
tice.
The Mauna Kea brought il tbs fol
lowing freight from Hawaii porls
this morning: Four automobiles, 81
bundles OF hides and 1S5 packages Of
sUndries.
The kaiulani sailed from Hilo for
Honolulu yesterday with the fOllow-
ing freight: Five automobiles, $50
81 head of cattle.
The Doris came in Sunday morn
ing on her first return voyage to Ho-
nolulu from the Hamakua coast with
SO head Of cattle, one crate Of chick
ems, 81 empty gasoline barrels and
So packages of sundries.
Seeking release from the federal
immigration station, where she is in !
detention pending her deportation to
Japan, MAXI Toshima has filed in
federal court a petition for a writ
of habeas corpus.
Judge Lyle A. Dickey Of Kauai has
appointed the Guardian Trust Co. as
administrator of the estate Of the late |
Charles Dillingham;, who was recently |
CT
has been fixed in the sum of $4,000.
D. H. Sparks. aged g., was brought |
to the Emergency hospital from the !
waterfront this morning with a badly |
lacerated head He received the
wound in fall.
Mrs. Beamer, wife of Peter c. Beam
er, merchant in Hilo, Hawaii is visit
ing her relatives in Honolulu. Mrs.
Beamer was formerly Miss Helen De
sha, daughter of George Desha, Sr.,
former postmaster of Hilo.
Delegates to the Civic convention
from the other islands will be given
special bleacher seats for the big Re-
gatta on Saturday afternoon. Ar
made by the Rotary Club
provide for special bleachers for the
visitors on Pier 2.
Solomon Ahuihui, crippled Hawai-
ian, was injured at 1wilei road and
King street last night when some one
hit him from behind while he was sit
ting on a stool. The affair was re-
ported to the police, but no arrests
were made.
Shuzuh Saito, small Japanese boy,
ran into the rear fender of an automo-
bile driven by w. S. Ito at Beretania
and Aala streets late yesterday after
noon. He was treated for swollen
face and a cut lip at the Emergency
hospital.
Falling from the ceiling. where he
was working on some wires, when one
Of his life rings broke, w. Freitas was
injured late yesterday after
noon in the rear of the Acme Room
ing house on Nuuanu street. He was
aiken to the Emergency hospital.
A wireless from the Nippon Maru
(, Castle & Cooke states that the
essel will reach Honolulu Thursday
morning with $40 tons of cargo for
sland merchants. This is one day
earlier than the ship was expected.
t is likely she will sail the same day
or San Francisco.
There will be special meeting OF
Frederick Funston Post, No 81
United States Veterans of ForeigI
Wars, this evening. 1t is urged