The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-18
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Advertisement is published today or
the loss of a bank book
The oHnolulu Times for December
will be out Friday morning.
Mrs. Stair Of Washington, sister
of Mrs. F. w. Carter, arrived by the
Aorangi for a visit in Honolulu.
The Red Cross Society will hold its
annual meeting on Monday at 4 p. m.
in the chambers of the Federal Court.
1.-The Healing Ministry of Jesus in
the Life of Today" is the subject at
Central Union church prayer meeting
tonight
A Portuguese woman fell and broke
leg while trying to get on King
street car yesterday. She is in the
Queens Hospital.
The bark Emily NJ. Whitney, which
is loading ohia ties at Hilo, will take
about 21,00O and will sail the latter
part of this month.
Sergeant Barry last night organized
a bugle and drum corps, eight men
for each instrument, in connection
with the National Guard of Hawaii.
Sergeants Emil Schuldte and Her.
man Weber left in the Crook to take
the examination at the Preside Hos
pital for hospital sergeant, first class.
The seventeenth annual meeting of
the Hawaiian Territorial Medical So
ciety will take place in Saturday, Sun
day and Monday next at the Pacific
Club
Alfred j. Blacllman, who left Homo
lulu lately for Germany to study vocal
music, writes Mr. Bode telling him
that he has succeeded in SATISFACTORY
| ly undergoing voice tests before pro-
fessional musical examiners.
Remember the 8-piece tea set in stan
dard silver plate will be on sale on
Saturday only. A very limited number
on hand therefore come early. Set is
in display in window, inspect it care
fully. w. W. Dimond & Co.. Ltd.
The official figures of the vote cast
for Delegate at the last election as
they have been totaled at the Secre-
tary's office are: Kalanianaole, 1868;
McCandless, 1924; Motley, 1889; total.
12,411 Two years ago the vote was
Kalanianaole, 1915; McClanahan, 1857;
Motley, 21S1; total, 12,3G3.
! The Red Cross demonstration that
was to have been held at Fort Shat
/ ter next Saturday, under the auspices
of the nurses committee has been
unavoidably postponed owing to the
! sudden call of most of the hospital
corps, under Captain s. H. Wadhams,
away from Honolulu.
James S. McCandiess of Aloha Tenn
pie, Honolulu, gave a banquet to the
Arab Patrol of Shrines, which won
the drill prize at Los Angeles, at the
Alexander Young Hotel last night
George Filmer, Past Potentate of Is
lam Temple, San Francisco, was a
special guest, it being the last of a
nightly series of honors paid him
since his arrival He left for home in
the Alameda today.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold a spe-
cial meeting this evening for work in
first degree.
Army, introduced by R. H. Trent,
made an earnest appeal to a meeting
of business men at the Chamber OF
Commerce rooms yesterday afternoon
| for money to buy lot and building
available for $4,000 as permanent
headquarters for the Army in Homo
/ lulu. While one after another COM
mended the work of the Salvationists
here, they pleaded so many other de-
mands on their pockets for the pub
lie good as reason for making no pro-
misses in this matter.
One hundred and sixty-three calls
were received at the office of the AS
ISOLATED Charities the past month and
the manager made forty-three visits
Several loafers and professional beg
gars have been found out Funds dis
bursed were as follows: Strangers
Friend Society, $40; American Relief
Fund, $48.60; Catholic Ladies' Aid So.
ciety, S26; Catholic Benevolent So,
ciety, $.475; Special work, $40; Asso.
ciated Charities, $3.50; total, $187. SIS
The manager thanks ladies' who con
tributed clothing for the poor
F. G. Waterbury, leaving Hawai-
for Australia, cabled his brother, Eu
gene w. Waterbury in Des Moines
Iowa, to forward large order of thu
. Waterbury company's metabolized COZ
, liver oil for use in the leper colon!
in Molokai Settlement, the travelling
man having secured a two-year con
tract from the Board of Health. DR.
J, w. Goodhue, the Settlement physi
clan, recommended the oil. While il
the Islands Mr. Waterbury began ex
periments, with the army chemists, Of