The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-06

Low prices at New England Bakery.
A child's purse has been lost, See
Classified Ads.
Carriage and automobile painting
and repairs at Schuman Carriage Co.
Beginning today, for one week only,
we will reduce our prices on Boys
suitings. Vat 10y Co., King and Nun
anu.
A chance for the Boys and Girls to
make money. We will pay 1Oc. per
lb. for Red Ripe Chile Peppers any
quantity. New England Bakery.
P. G. Jones will be the host tonight
at dinner to be given at the CONNER
cial Club. Officers and employees OF
the Bank of Hawaii will be his guests
United States Marshal Hendry left
at noon today for Maui where he goes
| to look after some matters connected
with some alleged counterfeiting on
that Island.
Judge and Mrs. Dole called on Sec
rotary Straus yesterday afternoon, and
in the evening Secretary Straus and
Mrs. Straus were guests of Governor
Carter at dinner.
James w. Pratt Commissioner OF
Public Lands, has completed his an
nual report to the Governor to be in
corporated in the latters report to the
! Secretary of the Interior.
All Territorial employees who are
members of the organized militia and
qualify as members of the rifle team
to attend the national match at Camp
Perry, Ohio, are granted leave of alb
sence from August IA.
Miss Cook, stenographer in the Jul
dietary department, has returned from
spending her vacation at the Volcano.
Miss Kelley, of the same department
has left for her vacation of two weeks
which she will spend at Waikiki.
DR. LUZ R. Gaspar, who came here
as physician on the Kumeric, will To-
cate here permanently after a trip
home He takes back with MIN a very
favorable report of the condition of
the immigrants with whom he came
Before you come back for the fall
have the Honolulu Gas Co. put in a
gas stove You will reduce the cost
of your fuel, have better cooked meats
and heat in the kitchen will be elimin-
ated. The Honolulu Gas Co. will sup
ply you with all information.
Judge De Bolt yesterday handed
down an order in the case of Harry
Flint against his wife Daisy Flint,
whom he is suing for divorce, compell-
ing him to give his wife $25 for attor-
ney fees and IS per week temporary
alimOny while the suit is in progress.
Secretary Straus put in very busy
day yesterday, talking over the immi-
grafton matters with Brown, and the
lighthouses with Captains Carter and
Orwell. The lighthouse which is build
ing at Makapuu Point and the location
of the new one on the northern coast
of Molokai was reported to Straus but
nothing can be decided on until Straus
has passed it. Another location for a
light on Kauai was submitted to the
Secretary.
The assumpsit suit of Lum Sow Sin
against Wong Kun zee ct al for S139.-
30, money owed on taro deal, occu-
pied most of the day yesterday in
Judge De Bolts court, and ended at
4;3O o'clock in judgment being given
for the principal defendant. Another
defendant was held to be responsible
for the debt, but as he has no money
this gives the plaintiff small comfort
w. w. Thayer, who represented the
plaintiff in the case, gave notice of ap-
peal The defense was represented by
c. F. Peterson.
The hearing of testimony in the
Loeb Carve salvage case of the Inter.