The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-20
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

The Macs seem to be multiplying.
Dividend No. las of EVA Plantation
co. is due and payable on July Slst.
DR.. f. Schurman, osteopathy physi-
clan and oculist has card in this
issue
A plethoric mail from the Hawaii
Promotion Committee Will go forward
in the Korea.
John r. Wallwork and Miss Lottie
x. Aylett, daughter of supervisor
Aylett, were married Saturday at the
Catholic Cathedral.
The Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd, mas
developed it's methods OF operation 10
such. an extent that they are the very
Lest you can find.
opaniards, Portuguese and Porto nj
cans who found they had gone farther
IN fare worse, will return TO Hawai-
from the coast in the Alameda.
Morris ] .Bissell has been appointed
nv Governor Frear to succeed Mars
ton Campbell, resigned, on the Board
Of Regents of the College OF HAWAII
Dr. James R. Judd mas been appoint
ed by the Governor as a member Oh lhe
Innacv Commission vice Dr. George
Herbert resigned by cable owing 10
absence.
Cantain Harry Klemme will be pleas
ed to see his old and new trlenus a'
the Aloha Cafe, junction OF Beretahia
"a ZINC streets. Excellent meals
and refreshments
BARRIERS Point station will be aDah-
doned in the wireless reconstruction
under the new ownership. A tele-
graph line will he built TO connect 'the
Honolulu office with Kahuku station.
Get an Edison Photograph for your
home entertainment. With the new
Amberol records playing four minutes
the Edison is more popular than ever
Sold by Hawaiian News Co., Young
Building.
Levers & Cooke are now showing
the finest line of wall paper ever
shown in this city In their special
wallpaper show room you can see just
how the paper and borders will look
at home.
Fuiimoto, a Federal prisoner await
ing trial was deserted by his bonds
men in Marshal Hendry's Office yester-
day and had to go back to Jail, on ac-
count OF offense he gave them by crack
ing jokes at their expense.
Japanese strike leaders are now
working their charms on their coun-
try women, issuing the command that
they shall not work in the pineapple
business. Fifteen little Japanese Ia
dies have been lured from We/<awa
by agents of the Higher Wage Asso-
citation.
Part of the upper floor OF Chinese
tenement near Pauahi street was yes
terday afternoon Quilted by fire the
origin of which is unknown, 1t might
have proved serious but for the sharp
work of the fire department. The
blaze started in a room occupied by
a Hawaiian woman. The building is
directly in the rear of 1918 Smith
street
President Griffiths' annual report to
the trustees of Oahu College shows
total registration for 1909 of Cos stu
dents, of which 395 attended the Pre-
paratory school, against 623 for 1907
Is, of which 327 were Preparatory
scholars. The decrease OF Is is &C
counted for by discontinuance of the
kindergarten that had II pupils last
year
Treasurer Yamashiro of the Japan
ese Higher Wage Association last Fri
day sent a wireless to the Kauai ISL
and branch for contributions A meet
ing was held on Sunday on the Gar
den Island and funds are awaited.
The treasury here is said TO be get
ting weak. The Kauai japanese, ac-
cording to previous. attitude, do not
seem enthusiastic for helping Homo
lulu headquarters.
John II. Bright, alias ]. X. Baker,
Jr., he who did up the hotels and put
himself in hiding from the police in
the Palama hospital, has apologized to
Sheriff Jarrett for not inviting him to a
S57 dinner at the Young hotel, a din
ner that was never paid for Jarrett
has accepted the apology and has
made Bright his guest at the police
station pending his return to Hilo to
answer to charges of gross cheat
there.
Mr. Perelstrous is meeting with in
oreasing encouragement for his scheme