The Hawaiian star. [volume], October 02, 1911, SECOND EDITION, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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Honolulu, T II.. Oct. 2. 1811.
Temperature, : o. m.i $ a. tn. 10
. m.; snd looriiiii minimum:
71, 7, 8, 81, 78.
IJtrometor roaning. Absolut hu
mWlty tgratns per oublc tool); rela
tive humidity and dew point at a m.i
t0.03, S.1C3, 77, 70.
Wind velocity and direction nt C n.
m.J 8 a. m.s 10 n. m.; and noon:
IN, aSW. 2NK 1INH.
Rainfall outing "1 hours ending 8
a. in. .01 rainfall.
Total wind movement during 24
hmtn ending at noon, 135 miles.
TTM. n. STOCKMAN
Section Director.
following the eleven o'clock wen- In the circuit court this morning; .lo
tion of the Woman's Society of Csn-jsoph Vlveltos pleaded guilty before
tral Union rhnrrh and the Interveu-1 .lutlae Cooper to larceny In the flrst
In basket luncheon, In which It la 1 degree in two different Indictments,
hoped all ladles of both orgmilstitloiM , He was sentenced In each case to lui
will unite, the Woman's Hoard of Mis- i prlsoninent of not loss than ono nor
sions will open Its session at 2 o'clock I more than ten years, tlie second sen-
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.
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Tlio Hawaiian band is on vacation
for this month.
Take your Hod Nickel Stamps to
the Green Stamp Store on Boretania.
John Wagijcr's funeral took place
yesterday under the auspices of the
ISflglos.
Tay cash and &h lor Green Stamps
(they aro free) and call at the show
rooms and see the new goods.
The Gunst cigar store Is closed to
day out of respect to the Jewish fast
day, Yom Kippur.
School ljooks approved by the Board
of Education. Also all school sup'
pUes at Wall, Nichols Co.. Ltd.
S. I'j. Lucas, optician, lias returned
f'om Illlo and may be found at his ofR
ces, Alakea street, corner Hotel.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 21, F. & A. M.,
will hold a stated meeting at 7:
o'clock this evening tor transaction of
business.
Tho Women's Guild of St. Androw'a
Cathedral will meet at Mrs. Emery's,
on Bates street, at three p. m. to
morrow. When It comes -to materials for
sidewalks the Honolulu Construction
and Draying Co., Ltd leads. It Is
always standard.
Tho Australian butter and Spring
lamb sold at ths Metropolitan Meat
Harkct aro better than the average.
Tolophono 3415.
Fre3h California fruits and vege
tables in season, and Puritan cream
ery butter received by S. S. Wilhel
niina tomorrow. Henry May & Co.,
Ltd. Telephone 1271.
Albert Horner of Hamakua has re
ceived news to the effect that his
youngest son broke his , leg a few
days ago. The lad is In California.
Tho French Laundry, .1. Abadie, pro
prietor, has no branches. The office
,and works aro at 777 King street. Tel
ephone 1491.
Two Russian homesteaders of Olaa,
Hawaii, have been awarded tho con
tract to build a short road leading to
their homes.
Six deaths from contagious dis
eases were reported in the district nf
Honolulu during the fifteen days end
ed September 30, five of them being
' from tuberculosis and ono from diph
theria. lAn entertainment for tho benefit of
tho Free Kindergarten and Children's
Aid Association will be given at the
Hawaiian Opera House on Friday
evening, October 27, and on Saturday
afternoon, October 28.
tomorrow afternoon.
Devotional services will bo con
ducted by Mrs. Lydla 1). Conn. The
litenary topic, "Tits, Necessity of
Woman's Work for Women," will bo
presented by Mrs. D. L. Withlngton.
A momorlnl to Mother Hlce, reminis
cences tuul a sketch of her life,' will
be givon by Mrs. Elizabeth Water
houso, Miss Anna Paris and Mrs. It.
W. Andrews.
Hawaiian work will bo roportcd hyj
its leader, Miss Laura Greon, and tho
yearly contributions mado to tho Ar
monian Orphans' Ilellef Fund.
A cordial invitation is oxtended to
ladles outside tho organizations.
PUDLIG
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WORKERS ACTIVE
There will bo a gathering of tho
twelve heads of the Public Service
Committees at the Public Service
rooms at 4 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. At noon Wednesday the direct
ors of tho Public Service Association
will meet together at lunch at tho
University Club.
Considerable Interest Is manifesting
In the several committees appointed,
and a number of requests have been
inado by those left out to bo placed
on committees. Workers will be wel
corned, and already those who are
compelled to build roads for them
selves aro voluntarily forming a com
mittee to gather facts for future use
'to present to the Public Service Asso
-qlation.
JUDGMENT FOR PART.
L. L. McCandloss was this morning
'granted judgment against tho Hawaii
Land Company, by Judge Whitney, of
"Iho Circuit Court, In tlio sum of
;$1C91.G4. Suit was brought for $2430,
'the amount claimed to navo boon duo
..from rental on certain lands held by
sthe dofondant company under lease.
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THE GALLERY OF
GRIEF JUSTICES
At the opening of the now term of
tho Supreme Court this morning atten
tion of the court was called to tho
hanging of portraits of former Chief
Justices W. F. Frcar and A. S. Hart
well in tho court room by President D.
L. Withlngton, representing tho Hono
lulu Bar Association There were no
eulogies and tho remarks of Mr. Wlth
ingtort were brief, as was tho reply by
Chiof Justice Robertson. The pictures,
which were painted by Theodore
Wores, completo tho gallery of tho
chief justices of Hawaii's Supreme
Court up to the present time. They
wore the gift of the bar association.
William W. Bruner vs. C. Brewer &
Co.; question of disqualification of
Chief Justice Robertson and Justice
DoBoIt was argued and taken under
advisement. C. W. Ashford, attorney
for plaintiff-appellant; Kinney, Pros
ser, Anderson & Marx for tho defend-ant-apjpelleo.
Kipahu'u Sugar Co. vs. Jona Kanae
Nakila; submitted on briefs. Thomp
son, AVilder, Watson & Lyme.- for
plaintiff-appellee; Lorrin Andrews for
defendant-appellant.
Frank Akl vs. Mary Akl; argued and
submitted. Magoon & Weavr-r and
Noa W. Aluli for plaintiff-appellant;
C. W. Ashford for defendant-appellee.
Francisco S. Borges vs. Maria A. B.
B. do S. Eucamacao; case wa.3 cm cal
endar for tomorrow, but wai submit
ted on briofs.
teuce to beuonie operative upon the
expiration of the first. Vlvulros was
the young plumber's assistant who
stole a watch and some money from n
Japnnoso In the Stangonwnld building,
and on nnotlior occasion out oral the
home of Miss Anna Tucker, in the
Contrnl .grammar school grounds and
got nway with about 890 in gold.
Manuel Ramos, charged with as
sault and hattory, pleaded noU guilty,
and his trial was set for October 4.
L. M. Straus Is attorney for tho pris
oner. John Duart was arraigned on an in
dictment charging assault with Intent
to commit robbery, and pleaded not
guilty. S. F. Chllllngworth was ap
pointed by tho court to defend the
prisoner. Duart Is charged with hav
ing assaulted Yen Foo, a Chinese em
ployed at Lewis's stables, with a club,
for the purpose of robbing him of a
bag of gold which ho carried on his
person.
William Richard Johnson, the young
part Hawaiian who stole about $2000
worth of jewelry from the daughter of
Lars Anderson, while tho family was
stopping at the Seaside Hotel, and
who was afterward arrested on Maul
and most of tho goods recovered,
pleaded guilty of burgjary in tho first
degree. He was sentenced by Judge
Cooper to not loss than three nor more
than twenty years' Imprisonment.
The case of IlHrrlnmn Henry, charg
ed with assault on tlio high seas, upon
ulohatiues lleniiuhsen, came up at ten
o'clock this morning In tho U. S. Court
for trial. This Is the case resulting
from the troublo on board the schoon
er R. C. Shulo, in Honolulu harbor,
same time ago. Tho Jury panol was
exhausted after seven jurymen had
been drawn, and tho court waft ad
journed until 1.30 o'olook this after
noon, whon tho romnlndor will be se
lected from a spoclnl vonlro. Thomp
son, Wilder, Watson & Lymor nnd L.
M. Straus, attorneys for the defend
ant; W. T. Rawlins, for tho govorn-mont.
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JUSTICE COSTLY
The blind goddess with tho scales
appears to the crow of tho Sailor Boy
a weird and terrible pers nage. At
noon .'today tho crew appeared In tho
office of rho shipping commlsslone,
and when told the amount each was
to recelvo under tho order of the
court filed on Saturday last discov
ered that they would not roll in tile
wealth they had fondly hoped for.
After deducting amounts advanced
in San Francisco, the charges for
slops, bills contracted a Honolulu
and .he twenty dollarq paid to each
men.Ler of tho crew on Saturday, not
to mention the tweny-two cents on
tho dollar . ssessed tor costs and at
torney's foss, they became aware that
the least fortunate member of tho
crew woul'J recolvo but about twenty
six dollars, while the luckiest among
them was awarded fifty-eight dollars.
Tliis, however, does not Include tho
cook and tho mate, who each recelvo
about two hundred dollars. Accord
ing to the sltpulatlon entered Into be
tween the crew and tho controlling
owner, It was agreed that no claim
would bo mado for passage money to
San Francisco, and tho order was is
sued by the court immediately on
theso conditions.
On learning tlio amounts dup them
they sadly and silently filed out, re
fusing to nccopt tho money which
Commissioner Almy tendered them.
They will doubtless change their
minds Inter In tho day, as there
seems lofie no form of redress for
them to appeal to, unless they wish
to consume In further costs and fees
what Is now offered them.
So far as can bo learned the Sailor
Boy has nof been sold to Captain
Miller ,ns roportcd. It is stated that
tho owno'rs do not wish to sell hor,
but are desirous of having hor con
demned, in which event they avIH re
celvo the amount of Insurance car-'
ried on" her, amounting to about fivo
hundred dollars.
Society
Continued from page six.)
eastern metropolis and will prove
quite an acquisition to local circles.
Mr. Sawalish expects to leave dur
ing the holidays for Chicago, where
the marriage will be solemnized soon
after Christmas.
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Mr. and Mrs. John F. Colburn en
tertained at a very elaborate luau
at their home at tho peninsula yester
day In honor of the latter's birthday.
The guests motored to this charm
ing spot, where tho long table, hand
somely decorated, was spread with
every Hawaiian delicacy, under a
canvas canopy in the grounds.
Tho table wjb gala In la'e leaves
and maidenhair ferns, a huge koa
calabash being filled with scarlet
Ixora clusters.
The place cards were hand-painted
Hawaiian scenes, and the favors were
long strings of malle which were
draped about the shoulders of the
host and his guests.
During tho feast Kaal's quintet
played and sang delightfully under
tho trees.
Later motor boating and nquatlc
sports completed a charming after
noon. Among those present were Prince
and Princess Kalanlanaole, Captain
and Mrs. Arthur Marlx, Senator and
Mrs. Charles Chllllngworth, Mr. and
Mrs. George Rodiek. Mr. and Mrs.
James F. Morgan, Chief Justice and
Mrs. A. (I. M. Robertson, Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Ashford, Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Colburn, Jr., Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Bryant Cooper, Miss Daisy
Colburn, Miss Dove McCorrlston,
Miss Ellen Dwight, Miss Eva McCor,
riston, Miss Gertrude McCorriston,
Miss Sarah Colburn, Miss Lena Col
burn, Miss Ema Hughes, Mrs. Ser
opta Gulick, Mr. George McCorriston,
Mr. Oscar McCorriston, Mr. Harold
Simpson, Mr. Blako, Mr. Gere, Mr.
Sam Mahelona and Mr. and Mrs. John
F. Colburn.
RIG CLAIMS
(Continued from pago one.)
FUNERAL OF CEDERLOF.
Tlio funeral services over tho re
mains of the late A. N. Cedorlot will
bo held at Silva's undertaking parlors
on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. The remains may "be viewed
by friends of the deceased after two
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Tho body
Will bo shipped to San Francisco by
tho transport Sheridan on Friday and
will be buried nt Los Angeles at the
direction of tho mother of tho de
ceased. Mr. Codorlof having been 'a
member of the Eagles, the local aorle
of that order will have charge of the
funeral service's, hero.
Mrs. Cederlor is staying at tho resi
dence of her sister, Mrs. Captain
Pederson corner of Dole and Artoslan
streets.
An ontertalnment for tho benefit
of tho Kindorgarten Association will
bo given at tho Opera House on the
ovonlngs of October 27 and 28.
Fine Job rnnUnK. star Office.
bo threshed out, and a fair and square
decision como to.
Yesterday's Expedition.
Another stage fn the Oahu tunnel
scheme was reached yesterday when
a party consisting of Governor Frear,
Land Commissioner Judd, Hydrog-
rapher Martin, Attorney - General
Lindsay and Surveyor Wall journeyed
over the pall to the foot of the moun
tains at Waiahole to Investigate, at
first hand, the water supply.
The party left the automobile at
the road and traveled on foot up the
foothills to where most of the water
originates. Hydrographer Schultze
who is camped on the ground, met
the Honolulu people, and he quickly
explained and demonstrated tho ex
tent of the watershed.
The visit of tho omciai led to a
clearer perception of the proposed
tunnel Idea, and gave the commis
sioners a good general Idea of where
the water that will ultimately irrigate
the sugar fields of Oahu plantation
originated.
The land on which most of the
water rises or falls is government
property ,and It Is just that fact that
is at present causing a hitch in tho
proceedings. The option" that the
tunnel company has on the McCand-
less watershed expires next Friday,
and before that time some decision
must be come to on tlie matter.
There aro many matters to be con
sidered In connection with the tun-
nol scheme, and a decision may not
bo reached foY a while to como. The'
water that originates on the govern
ment lnnd eventually passes through
the McCandless property, and It is
this water that' gives tho govern
ment officials the question on which
they are to confer.
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The club that means business travels under that head. Kalmukl
points the way for all sections of tho city to follow. Keep your oyo
on tho sidewalks In that section Thero's going to be doings and wo
will supply the sand and stone.
Honolulu Construction & Draying Co., Ltd.
Robinson Block, Queen Street
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POLICE COURT
In the police court this morning
Charles Ferguson, John Ila and E. H.
Knight, driink, wore fined $3 and
costs.
Mrs. Kiecke, charged with disturb
ing the quiet of the night, and Shen
drlngya, a Japanese woman charged
with assault and battery, both of whom
were released on their own recog
nizances, failed to keep their date with
Judge Monsarrat and bench warrants
were Issued ,for them.
Tho two pases of violating tho law
with regard to automobiles against W.
Lester were , stricken from the calen
dar.
H. Myhre, who lately returned from
Kauai, vas brought to tho police sta
tion this morning by his father who
asked that he be' looked up ponding
an investigation as to his sanity. Ho
has been acting queerly tho last day
or so.
Ho Is tho brother of George Myhre,
who is In jail for the murder of a
woman last year In Rico Mill
Palama.
You can get real Spring Lamb and Australian Butter at'
the Metropolitan Meat Market and it is the best sold in Ho
nolulu. Butter is firm and well flavored.
Metropolitan Meat Market
W. F. HEILBRON and A. LOUIS, fropr'fl.
Telephone 3445.
NEU SETTERS
A Natural and Sparkling Table
Water.
Anti-Gout. Anti-Rheumatism.
$10.00 a case of 100 bottles.
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.
Distributors. '
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1 ANTIQUE SUIT
A koa bed and a mahogany bureau,
lent some thirty years ago by Thomas
Watson to his brother, David Watson,
has just been recovered from tho lat
ter's widow, Annie Watson, through a
docision rendered this morning by
Judge Whitney, following up an oral
Judgment; In the judgment the prop
erty Is valued at ?40.
I Court Items,
In the case of J. Aultke Paaklkl (w)
vs. Samuel Mahuka Spencer and Alice
K. Spencer, to sot aside a deed, de
murror has been filed by defendants
through their attorney, E. C. Peters.
W. C. Achl was this morning named
by Judge Robinson, tho guardian of
Mand K. Crowoll, o minor.
, M. Sr Rotelho, who has been ap
pointed second district magistrate of
Hamakua, has filed In the Supreme
Court his oath of office.
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