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iJURY CANDIDATES
! FOR 1913 CHOSEN
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Jury Commissioners Melville T.
Simon ton and J ewe P. Makainal have
Fifth Precinct James Kennedy
smh Precinct Joiia Wiilrtwi
Smithies.
beveaih Trecinct Lcu.s V. Wajt-vKlng. Gladstone Srott leithead, Wii-
rra. (Ham Edard McTighe, Alexander r.
Eighth Precinct Chester Irwin, j.Hei&. Paul Smith. Fred .lames Turner,
bcrt Weber van Valkenburg. i Ralph d:ar Turner.
Ninth Precinct Carltco C. James, Sixth Precinct Jean Afcadie. Job
Donald MclBtyre j R 'chelor. lien ;amin Dole, uavia icaa
lenin rrecinci ueorge "
Franson. Kenneth
Farr,
R. ii
Harry A
Wallace.
Kleventh Precinct Samuel ('
Dwifcht. Frank Florencio Fernandej.
John C. Lane.
Twelfth Precinct Walter Roland
'da. Victor K. K a j 1 i u ! i . Koater Keue-
v. a, Manuel Parevi. Manuel W. Perry,
Icauin J. Sonra. Charley fjumert Wil
'env leventh Frpcin"t iw-njamin K
ARffn, Charie Lake. .lper A. Lae
la i . James S l.enion. harles John
Luigsen. ' harle Mi!(h'-ll. John K.
William St. Hair. John I.
filed fa circuit court a JistjDf 75 le' ; Cooirbs. Lawrence ft M. Kaleioiu
eons from whictt-yill be selected the; Fourth PreciL-rt Earl Knapp. Fred i P.ral.
1918 territorial grand Jury, and a list; Thirteenth Preciiict Alexander K. j v-Awf.-
of 2.V) persons from which will he Anna, (ieorte McKlnlav. Georce Ja.-. 1 Kighth Prc-in''t Walter U. P.radle.
selected the 1918 trial Jurors for the
three cojrt division. The Jurymen
will be drawn In Circuit Judge Ash
ford's division at 9 o'clock net Thurs
day morning.
Trial Jurors
Following ti the list of those select
ed as grand jurors:
Fourth District
First, PrecinctJoseph us C. Axtel'.
Edward Robert Bath, Albion Fiher
Clark, Charles J. Fiebfg. Edward A
Jacobsoh, Thomas James McGrath.
James Ashby Williams.
Second Precinct Henry F. Bert
mann, Frank Hcstace, ' Cecil Arthur
Mackintosh. Samuel William Spencer.
James Steiner.
Third Precinct Johannes F. C.
Abel. Harry Admitage, Edwin Benner.
O. i. Arthur Berg. Frank E, Blake.
Alexander G. Horn. William. K. Mac
pberson. '
. Fourth Precinct Elam P. Chapin
William F. Gaynor, 'James. E. Jaeger
George T. Kluegel, John Markham,
Jest M. McChesney.
Fifth Preelnct Arthur Coyne, Hen
ry Gehrlng; Floyd E. Matson, Archl
bald Alfred Youog. , , --
Sixth Precinct Robert Ben jamls
Booth. .
. Seventh - PrecinctJoel C. Cohen
Edward H. T. Wolter.
Eighth Precinct-Charles J. Fait
John Detor, Elmer L, vSchWarrberg,
Augusto H, R. Vielra. '
Ninth Precinct WJlUrd J. Coon
Jacob Cooper, Clarence L. Crabbe,
Herbert Dunshee, James J. Harvey.
-Tenth Precinct John Waiter Jones,
Reynold Brodie McGrew, Frank Pratt
Mclntyre, Arthur H.rMyhrew
Twelfth Precinct Benjamin H
Clarke. ' ';--.-. r
, Fifth Diltrict -S
First Practncf i- Harold Kainal
Lon Cattle, William t -enryV
Second Precinct Edward Bernard
Hallber. v :.-: ,
Third Precinct Manuel Gomes Syl
ler'v .eu. uaiunna oamBon. !" hhhtoi. 'n-uur n. -
Fourteenth Precinct William Ya loau P. Geore. William Frederick
Kwal Fong. Witlltxi-n. Aa N. Jrcobon. Harry
Fifteenth Precinct Fred Madison i Mils' jmIi Spi-er. Fred A. Taylor,
j Harry.. Whitt onb. Kdnarc! K. oon
K. : arfrf.
Nfnth. PwKlnct .uyian J. P.laisdell.
Precinct John H. ! Jmraes Arown. Georee Edward Bruns,
t ' . .....
Marshall' S. Hamman. Arthur William
Precinct Arthur
vesper.
Fourth Precinct Earl' Knann Ell
worth, "Frederick 8. Lyxtfan, Jr.
Kiley.
Sixteenth
Jones.
Seventeenth
Fries
Trial Jurors
Following Is the list of those se
lected for the trial Jurors:
Fourtn District
r'irst Precinct Eugene K. Allen,
Johu L. K. Ashley, William H. Char
lock. Henry Still Crane, Arthur Git
lette Fase. Wlllard R. Grace.. Augus
tine M. Guerrero, Moreno K. I lulu,
Joseph W. K. Kelkl, Will V. King
George Makalena, David Keliipio Mar
tin, Henry Atklnscn Nye, ieonard A.
C. Parish, Thomas Joseph Quinn. Ja
clntho G. Silva. Charles Arthur Simp
son, Harlan T. Waity, Adolph Wolff.
Second Precinct Simeon Akaka,
Benjamin R. Campbell. Ernest Collin
Albert Richard Cunha, Thomas CL
Dawkins, James Lawrence Holt, Frank
Godfrey, John Taylor Gray, John K.
Kamanoulu. Charles Lehraann, Daniel
Naauao. John Nahaolelua, John Peter
Padaken. William K. Rees, Henry P.
Roth, Lee Todd. Clifford F. White,
Carl A. Widemann, Edward K. Won?
ham.
Third Precinct A. Henry Afong,
William G. Andrade, Henry AugU6t
Asch, Henry Bennett Bailey, Frank A
Batch elor, Bernard F. Beard mora,
Ralph P. Brown, John B. Enos, Harry
Halpern, Jack Horace Myatt, Percy H.
Nottage, Archibald S. P. Robertson-
Fourth Precinct Albert Blom,
Frank Ebbie Colby, Joseph Lovejoy
Dvight, Adolph F. Gertz, Robert Hair.
Victor Hurd, William Jordan, Nelson
Baker Lansing; John Henry Ma goon,
Harold Morgan, Arthur N. Otremba,
Robert Arthur Robblns, Benjamin
Sammens, Renney C. Scott, Clarence
Adrian White, Stanley Wright, Henry
T. Zerbe, .
; Fifth Precinct Robert Bemrose,
Frank Ferfslra Branco, Jr Andrew
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sm& All
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Howe. Hry A. Juen. George . Jor
dan, pptnii-'Kalani, Benjamin K. Ka
lani. -Q''ter Kalaluhi. Daniel Herman!
King, iisamnel Arthur Macy, Abraham
Opunitt. Kllney Spltzer.
Tenrji n ecinct cam Ntiuanu, Jas
P. Steward1, Charles S. Weight.
Eleventh., Precinct Charles William
Kahlbaum.
Twelfth precinct Julio de Castro.
William j Khii,. Frank n. Freitas. Wil
liam E. TJeit-. Ned Krueer. Hermanr.
G. LemlJB, Att torn- Manuel, George E
McCorristonf, James K. McW. Sakuma.
John Smith.
. Fifth District
FIrbt Prfel inm Stephen U'Achong.
John Bell, HaJ-ry Gregson, John P
Kaae, John M. VlcCabe.
Second Peeclni t John Benito. ChaR
Hastings Judd, Jntmes K. Paele.
Third PreiTict Archie E. Kahele
William C U ne, Ernest Renken.
Fourth Prw inct Solomon Kaaihue,
Sam KekauAlha John Lua, Reidni
Wall Oisen.
Fifth PreciBcU Jonathan Aiau,
Ezera Kahoelei Huddy, Joseph E. Kua.
lii, Joseph K. MalV, Allan McKlnnou,
William Saffew Tond. '
Sixth Precinct William Hoon
Chung. Jr., Wlllftasi Lindsey, Henry
P. K. MalulanJ. George Meyer, James
E. Steward. ' t
Seventh Precinct -David Douglas,
Manuel Joaquin de r?uve-
Eighth Precinct KYsrard K.' Ayaa
Theodore A. C. WflCkL Lawrence Ca-
nario, George F. de la Nux. Joseph
Frias. David Kalofai, William A
Meyer, Charles L. CCWullIvan, Bruno
Welnrlch. I
Ninth Precinct ihprnas L. Aa
drews, Louis J. Feay, Charles Edgar
Frasher, David Paul F"r. William
K. Hutchinson. DaJi,k Kahaleaahu.
George Kalaau Kai l. Jbhn G. Lewis,
Louis Kaai Marino. VRihard Norman
Mossman, George M Riupp, John D
Seabury, John Keama wlamau, WiV
liam White, Samuel, Malo William
Tenth Precinct Jfses Sam
Achong, Frederick XA'Welm Beckley.
Christian S- Bertelmaton.yrThomas Ja
cob Carter, Husto de la &uz, Joseph
Duchalsky, Lot Peter Peifa andez, Ed
ward ..Karalhoa Hanapf, . Harry II
Holt, David Kanuha, AJbeYt Lncas,
George Markham. John JSNakookoo,
Patrick John O'SulUvaii JKanuel F.
Peter. Henry K. S. Yap.
Eleventh PrecinctHarry F. James
Auld. Henry Enloy Chang; Charles
Joseph Hoke. William McAiiyton, Sld
ney Smith, David Ernest Ty1d, Jos
i eph Westbrooke, John Godfrey Zab
lan.
Twelfth Precinct John BiT. Aiu,
James Collin Houghtailing, ; Edward
i Kahele, Arthur KahaawinuL -Richard
; Ernest Lambert, Char Ah Cto. ,
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Order
PrjtCE'eREAM
Christmas
Special Flavors
Ul-' 5 ' -Phlladelph
Ice
Philadelphia. Bisque
r Caramel1
:-r: ;.-V:Qrangt
Chtrry '.
MapUnut 4-V
Strawberry,
Walnut
Peach
Cheeolatt
Plntapplt
Vanilla
Water Ices
Cranberry
Ortngt Plntapplt.
NEAPOLrTAN BRICKS and other brlcka in seven
; ; ' V ; comblnatlona of flavon, .
Phone
4225
LeriKafdi's'Boniie's and Christopher's
Thirteenil
Checng Am Ana,
gene B. Drain.
Da!d Kualfi HoapilU Charles bo
ward Kine. Suah Kumalae. William
T. Raposo.
Fourteenth Precinct F. K. Kua!
Anl. Robert William W. Backle,
She Kai Luke. F rederic
l uk. George H. Moore,
Netley. CharleA P. Osborne
Kiliona Poere.
P'ifteent'.i i?rcinc t
Achiu. Temple J. R Burke
kahiu. '
Sixteenth Princt -William Arthur :
A'exander MrA.wi'is. Arthur B Pal-'Spy
rrer. Charles L. Peiler, James H. Pet
erson.
f.ntecnth Rrerinct Albert M
1WJ If
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k August Lun- J .1
David Fyf- Jfj. tJTI
wrne. Gulstan If i i
Lincoln Aif?f l f
. Moses Ke- 2: i
May you have the gift of a
F.rskine. Mikaeie I'ae.
II. David Richaxdsl
-m
Jerry Martinet-
ns i oil
STOCK WILL BE
MADETBLPAYUP
California creditors of the new de
funct Norris-Midwsy Oil Co. have
taken steps to collect between 5W.ort
and $70,00(1 .from perrons In Hawaii
who bought shares before the organi
zation went under. The law firm of
Andrews and Pittman. has been re
tained by the coast creditors and
equity proceedings to recover the
money will be filed io olrcuit court
within a few days.
About a year ago agnta of the oil
company sold shares in Honolulu and
elsewhere in the territory. Although
their par value was 91. thp purchase
ers were allowed to pay aU the way
from 15 to 50 cents a share, with the
understanding that the balance be
paid later. According to the .attorneys
about 970,000 Is still outstanding, and
was outstanding when the concern
went on the rocks. The California
creditors have now stepped 1n to col
lect the balance.
There are several hundrti owners
of stock In the territory who hava not
ye? paid their balances. Thw credit
ors took steps some time ago to col
lect from the California stockholders
and, as the same law applies here,
similar steps are to be taken 1h Ha
waii. The local stockholders nronber
about 69. Some of these hold as many
as 17,000 shares. It is claimed, upon
which money Is still due.
REAL ESTATE"MARKET '
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
Real estate in Honolulu experiepcad
a little boom during the past week and
it would appear that Santa Cruz hasn't
tied up all the money In town for Ms
work. The Trent Trust co. reai es
tate department reported the sale' ot
five cottages on Fort street near Kustr
kin! street, to F. E. Haley for 911.00u ,
Small alea w6re-also recorded.
Clear
Vision
to see and recognize in the true values the many
things to be happy for this Christmas.
in O TMTDI TT I mLOTCO
Successor to
Boston Buildm
A. N. SANFORD, Optician
Over Henry May & Co. Stort
The Hawaiian Trust Co. report
three- sales of a, good size and a num
ber of big deals pending. The Asso
ciated Charities sold a residence sito
on Young street to,R. C. GIllIs for
92250 through the Hawaiian Trust
Co. R..D. King sold 30S0 square feet
ef land on Emma street above Vine
yard street for 92000 to G. Page and
the right of way through the Koaa dis
trict property ef the Catholic mission
was sold for 9500 to the Hawaii Con
solidated Railway Co.
Real estate departments of other
trust companies also reported smal)
sales and bigger deals and general ac
tivity in the real estate market.
Signer, Bailor!, a personage of con
siderable Importance in the Masonic
world has been shot dead by a nian
who obtained entrance to the Palazzo.
GiustinianL An arrest has been made.
an . -
In reply to the announcement of
Brazil of her entrance into the war.
the Bolivian foreign office has ex
pressed the sympathy of the Bolivian
republic for the United States of Bra-til.
We wish to extend
to all our esteemed friends
The Season's Greetings
and our sincere thanks and appreciation
for their patronage.
&
No orders filled after 4. p. m. Christmas
The von Hamm-Young Co., Ltd.
Wishes all its many
friends and patrons
A .
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