The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-28
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News OF the DAY.

Notes is the place TOR a 9oouJ
quick meal at a Jow price.
L. s. Marshal Hendry has been or
dered by Judge Woodruff, on motion
Of District Attorney Breckons, to pay
all the Federal grand and petty jur-
ors up to October 81.
Dimitu Katinin, the Russian immi-
grant with anarchistic tendencies,
who refused to avail himself of local
opportunities, was deported per S. S.
Korea yesterday, Orient bound Ten
others, Hindus and Japanese were al
so deported, failing to pass immigra-
ton examination.
Leslie Branch, formerly of the ma
val station wireless, and later in
charge of the wireless station at Ka-
huku, from which he resigned to go
with the United States Wireless Com
pany in San Francisco, has been APP
pointed chief electrical engineer for
the government On Goat Island, San
Francisco bay.
Three first class BARRIERS are always
in attendance at the Union Barber shop
the cleanest and most up to date shop
in the city.
This afternoon the honolulu Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
is holding it's twenty fifth annual
meeting. Mrs. ]. NJ. whitney has
been its president throughout the
quarter of century.
Mrs. Charles X. StilIman died at
her home in Kohala yesterday after
non. A wireless message from j.
Frank Woods to Jack Low conveyed
the sad news, upon receipt of which
a cablegram was sent to her brother,
Col. Samuel Parker, at San Francis
co. Mrs. Stillman was the eldest OF
the Eben Parker family of Hawaii,
the mother of the Woods family OF
Kohala, and Charles K. Stillman, Jr.,
of the office staff of the board of edu-
cation of the Territory.
For decades Noitc's has been the
MONDAY rendezvous of the busy bust
ness man. Everything cooked right
and served quickly.
Judge Robinson denied the defend |
ants motions to vacate Judgment and /.
FOR leave to amend answer in the suit I
Of B. F. Dillingham; VS.. M. F. Scott.
Miss Stuhr, formerly assistant sec
rotary of the Y w. C. A. here, died !
in Chicago on eptember 80, aged 80 /
years. ST@lENW |
Commander Hilary Jones, Q. S. N.
passed through here in the Korea on
MS way to join a cruiser at Manila |
He was an ensign on board the Nip |
sic when that ship passed through |
he Samoan hurricane, losing the lit
lie finger of his right hand in the dis
lster but winning recognition from
Congress for his acts of bravery.
William jennings Bryan gracefully |
bowed his neck to be decorated with |
4 pansy lei by Miss Irene Boyd at |
he Hawaii exhibit in the Seattle ex-
position Lloyd Childs presented the
famous "Commoner" with koa
chair, although he wanted to buy it.
o. 7. {, H. Go. cars are to be fit |
led with electric lights.
Notes is open from early morning
Until 7:3o p. m. Standard meals are
served at all intervening hours. Din
ng hall Is large and cool.
Go to Bishop Trust Co., Ltd, for
Investments such as stocks and !
JULIUS, real 6SJdIS IuOTlSdS6S, 6JC' !
Money to loan on listed collateral
securities or productive real estate.
D34 Bethel street.
A fresh supply of California fruits
Ind vegetables in season will arrive
n the Hilonian today for Henry May
z Co., Ltd. Phone %.
A beautiful lawn should be the |
ride of every home. "Forcegrowth",
he wonderful fertilizer will soon
make your lawn a rich, luxuriant
green. Sold by r. o. Hall & Son.
See the display of Billiken dolls in
windows of Sachs Dry Goods Co.
The Bilsliken doll is unbeatable and |
t is the latest fad. Only a limited
lumber on sale.
Ehlers will close out many broken
ines of ladies and children's initial
sale beginning Monday
morning next. See their window dis
,lay.