The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-24
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Try Lutted's Tabasco Sauce. Fol
sale at all grocers.
The fleet is coming. Let us clean
up the city.
Honolulu Lodge GIG B. P. o. E
meets this evening.
The Leading Hat Cleaners will
clean your hat for SOC.
The pastry and Butternut Bread at
the Palm Cafe are famous in Homo
lulu, and the service there is the
best.
For a nice automobile ride ring up
Chas. Luuin, Telephone 1872. The only
automobile expert in the hack bust
ness.
If you see a hat on a lady you can
rest assured it was made in the Dunn
Hat Shop in the Harrison Block,
Fort and Beretania.
Lam Zip Kee, charged with selling
liquor without license, was found
not guilty by a jury in Judge Robin
sons court yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Truman had a large au-
dience for her opening New
Thought" lecture at the Kilohana
Art League rooms last night.
Luck Kamaka was granted a di-
vorce from Kamaka this morning by
Judge Lindsay. The suit was brought
on the grounds of non-support.
If you ever go away from home be
sure and take with you one of the
travelling cases sold by Benson, Smith
& Co. Ltd, Hotel and Fort Streets.
The Heinz ST. man has always
Just arrived" and he always brings
the same quality of goods and plen-
ty of them. Order from your grocer
now.
When you're moving, remember
that the Union-Pacific Transfer Co.,
absolutely guarantee all their work.
Transferring of all kinds done quick
ly, safely, and cheaply. Phone So.
San Sui, arrested last night for ILL
cit distilling, was brought before U.
S. Commissioner Hatch this morning
and waived examination. She was
held for the October term of court.
I'VE have never had sucn hand
some styles in ladies' footwear as we
are showing and selling this season.
Some of our 1908 styles are distinc-
tive creations" w. H. Smith of
Manufacturers Shoe Co.
Yamashita was sentenced to three
months in Jail at Hilo for stealing
the tax receipt of another Japanese
named Fukuda. which he had tried
to pass off for his own when collec-
tor intercepted him as he was going
aboard the steamer Mauna Kea.
The fact that you can have shoes
made to order by a first class man
speaks well for Honolulu and the
Vickers Shoe Repair Shop on Union
Street where the work is done. In
addition to making the shoes they
mend old ones while the customer
waits.
Abraham Kihulu, young man
formerly employed as night clerk in
the Hilo Police station, died on Sat
urday, at his home in Waielele The
funeral took place on Sunday after
noon, Company D, ~ G. H., and the
Hui Hawaii Ponoi attending, the de-
ceased having been a member of
both organizations.
Rev. Leopold Kroll lately of Hoo
sick Falls, N. Y, arrived with his
wife and three children by the Mon
golia on Monday. He comes at the
request of Bishop Restarick to take
charge of the work of the church at
Lahaina. He will succeed the Rev.
A. B. Weymouth in charge of Holy
Innocents. Mr. Knoll is an Elk, and
an exceedingly pleasant man.
In the equity suit for partition of
Lilikalani Fern VS.. Beckey K. Chang
this morning Judge Lindsay refused
to assume jurisdiction, the defendant
claiming title. An e1ectment suit
must be brought to decide the mat
ter.
The involuntary bankruptcy case
against the Kauai Wine and Liquor
Company was finished yesterday af-
ternoOn in the Federal Court, the
jury bringing in a verdict for the
respondents. In the first ballot the
vote was eight to four in favor of
the petitioners, but finally switched
around till the respondents carried
the day, The verdict came as a great
surprise. 1t is understood that suits