Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-07
LOCAL and GENERAL
- Yot have not tried your hard.
est unless you have let q Bulletin
Want Ad. do the trying.

Shippers by Alameda of Mrs. Kearns
Xmas preserves please order early.
Judge Robinson's Jurors are re.
uuested to be in court tomorrow morn
ing.
Col. John T. Baker of Hilo will be a
passenger tomorrow In the Mauna
Kea, sailing at noon.
Kahololio. a Hawaiian, was sen.
fenced to thirty days; imprisonment
this morning in the Police Court.
All kinds Of beer. wines and mixed
drinks are served In the best manner
ut the Fashion. Just give us try.
Thurlow's Royal Annex for meals.
The case OF Miwa, a Japanese wo.
man charged with selling liquor with.
out license, was nolle pressed In the
Police Court this morning.
The McInerny Shoe Store offers q
handsome present of an elegant hand
mirror with every purchase Of boys
and girls shoes. from now till Christ
mas. Finest and largest stock In the
Territory. ...t a
Refs & Quinn are now located at
the Young Hotel Auto Stand-Phone
19e-Short runs 500 and $l.00-By
the hour $6.00-Special rates for
shopping and calling.
Lily Forsyth of Paia, Maui, has
started suit in the Circuit Court here,
against Adam Forsyth for divorce.
She alleges extreme cruelty. The cou'
nile was married in 1905,
Professor J. w. Kiimore. president
of the College of Hawaii, will address
the Commercial Club next Friday
Loon, December II. on THE College
OF Hawaii. Its Plans and outlook"
+. l.. Hadley has reported to the po
lice that a thief had visited his resi-
dence .l6iS College street. last Thurs
day or Friday night, and had, stolen a
watch fob. a gold watch chain, lady's
diamond ring and pearl necklace.
The case OF George Kaleikini
charged with murder, came up before
Judge Robinson this morning, and
went over for the term. II Is prob
able that Kaleikini will be allowed to
plead guilty to murder in the second
degree and be given light sentence
That the Waikiki Army reservation
will be increased SO as to include the
J. A. McCandless place Is the news
that has come here. Cable instruc.
lions were received Saturday to this
effect. 1t is also possible that Uncle
Sam will compel other property own.
ers to make room for the garrison.
Kealohanui, q Hawaiian who was
picked up at the corner of Kukui and
Vineyard streets this forenoon. bears
the distinction OF being the hrst
| Christmas drunk Of the present year
In the patrol wagon ne explained tt
the ofY1cers that he was celebrating
Christmas.
Mrs. Stevenson. the ofiicial represen
tative of the Woman's Christian TEN
perance Union, who has been In Ha
wall a short time, stopping her on hel
way to the Orient, where she will at
tend the Worlds Anti.Opium Confer
ence ut Shanghai. sails today on thu
Mongolia. She speaks In high term!
of Hawaii.
A block of thousand shares o
Oahu Sugar Co. stock was reported
sold today on the Stock Exchange. thi
being the feature OF today's session
II was sold at 327,75, the current mar
ket price. The sale was made through
Albert Along. The buyer is a loca
man who already had large holding
of Oahu stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. COney's younges
daughter was christened Teresa b.
Father Julian at the Kapaia churcl
Sunday, Nov. 20. Mrs. Fairchild assunl
ling the responsibilities OF godmotheI
After tie church solemnity. the part
Idrove to Niumalu, where few friend
were added to the company and wer
entertained at a choice buffet lunch
eon.-Garden Island.
The inventory and appraisement q
the estate OF the late James Alfre
Low have been fled In the Circul
Court. The inventory states that tn
estate Is worth $se.S8O. while the a,
praiser3 name the value OF the estat
at $90,76O. The difference is cause
| by different valuations placed on locs
stocks. 'tr 49,
AL Thurlow for . lunch or dinner
Mrs. Geo, II. Fairchild entertaine
q number of the ladies of Lihue at
delightful luncheon yesterday. Ate
enjoying the many delicacies that ar
at the command OF a clever hostes
here In Kauai, the ladies' spent the a
ternoon pleasantly at bridge tables