The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-09
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Jim Quinn is out for nomination for
Supervisor on the Republican ticket.
Rainier Beer the quality brew is
brewed by those who want the best.
Dividend No 5 of the Waialua Agri-
cultural Company is due and payable
on September Is.
The stock books of the Oahu Sugar
Co., will be closed to transfers from
September 10, to 18th.
Bernard Kelekolio, the boy orator,
is looking for Representative. His an
tagonist is Willie Crawford.
A public reception for Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebersole will be given at Central Union
church on Thursday evening.
The Hawaiian band will play this
evening at the Moana Hotel in honor
of California's Admission Day cele-
| bratioR.
When down town don't forget to try
soda or ice cream at fountain of
HOLSTER Co. The only expert mixo-
logist in the city.
A divorce libel has been filed in the
Circuit Court by Gus A. Beckert VS..
Lucy l. Beckert, the grounds for the
suit being charges of extreme cruelty.
When the Alameda comes in next
Friday morning it means fresh Cali
fornia fruits and vegetables, oysters
and butter for Henry May & Co. the
popular grocers, phone %.
A handsome little booklet "The pro-
pertS treatment for floors, woodwork
and furniture is offered free on re-
quest at Levers & Cooke. 1t is q
practical and useful guide for lovers
of up-to-date homes.
Rapid Transit Men, your lunches and
other orders will receive prompt and
careful attention at the Manhattan
Cafe on Fort street. Rapid Transit"
service is our speciality. R. w. War
ham, Proprietor.
Oahu College opened its sixty-eighth
year yesterday with a registration
about the same as last year. Many
changes occur in the teaching staff
w. R. Castle, trustee, and President
Griffiths delivered addresses at the op-
ening.
Some people consider Primo Beer
with its 8 per cent alcohol an intoxi-
cant and these same people drink malt
extract for a tonic that contains 6 per
cent alcohol. Really the beer is the
best of the two and the more tenn
perate.
Two buggies driven by bluejackets
mixed things in racing at King and
Alapai streets last night. One of the
horses was bumped against telephone
pole and stunned, the carriage it drew
being damaged $40 worth. The animal
revived after a while and DR.. Rowat
hoped it might recover.
Henry e. Cooper will appear FOR the
Territory as associate counsel in the
Lanai case at Washington, being re
tanned by private interests concerned
lin the contested land exchange. At
torney Genral Hemenway, until Mr.
Cooper announced he was going to TAXI
u a hand, expected to handle the cas'
for the Territory single-handed.
Walter F. Dillingham; yesterda,
d treated the boys and girls OF the pub
lie Industrial schools to railway ex
o cursion into town, followed by See
It ing Honolulu" trolley RIDE and a cruis
! in the bay on the tug Pioneer. TIL
band of the boys school was alonI
and did credit to the teaching Captain
Berger has given to it at short inter
walls.
Entrance examinations for the Col
- lege of Agriculture and Mechanic Art
began this morning and will continu
until noon Saturday. Candidates 10
admission fulfilling other condition
will be admitted on the presentation
of diplomas or their equivalent froI
Oahu College or the High School. Stu
J dents in special courses will be take
= under certain conditions prescribed
, The college will open September a.
NJ X. Leleo is the delegate froI
Waianae to the Republican Territoris
convention. s. Kila, S. Mapu and
Meyer are the delegates to the count
convention. Waialua sends q. Hor
Il to the Territorial, and A. e. Cox, {
q p Cox, Joseph Dias, H. r. Grant, ,
X. Kanepua, Chas. Kukea, ]. e. Kus
lii, Ruel Kinney and Manuel Souza {
the county convention. From Ale
Noah Mahi, E. B. Mikalemi and GeC
G. Ross come to the Territorial con
vention.
Announcement is made OF the Ell