The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-13
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.


meets this evening.
A first class barber is wanted at
Pacheco's Barber Shop.
Editor Sheba was discharged from
the Queens Hospital yesterday.
Col z. S. Spalding of Kauai will
build 12-story skyscraper in Port
land, Oregon.
The date of the Chamber of Com
merce dinner to the Compression party
is set as September 6.
All of the crew of the st. Louis will
he treated to the volcano trip when the
cruiser visits Hilo,
Yandals are defacing the Kameha-
meha memorial tablet at the Pail by
scratching their names on it.
Thomas r. Lucas put Seattle right
On the japanese strike matter through
an interview in the Seattle Times.
Judge Crimson yesterday afternoon
began the water pipe injunction suit
of Oahu Railway & Land Co. against
James Armstrong and L. L. McCand-
| less.
Mayor Fern has submitted a sug-
gestion Of luau for the Congression-
al visitors to the committee through
! Governor Frear.
| Vice President Bradley of the Pacl
| fic States Telephone Co now visiting
Honolulu is a brother of Mrs. Clara
Bradley Burdette, wife of Dr. Robert
J, Burdette and herself writer.
A. G. Derse, a Wisconsin lawyer, the
other day found a human hand, petri-
! fed and encrusted with coral, on Ka-
kaako beach The little finge: is miss
ing. ETME5
Gus Schuman, the automobile mag
nate, returned this morning from a
! pleasing outing in his machine on Che
other side of Oahu. He was accom-
panied on his tour by his son and w!
e. Bellina.
Attorney Lightfoot threatens to hold
Professor Walter Dening, The Japan
ese language expert, here for months
under subpoenas to testify in both the
Territorial and Federal courts The
professors school in Japan will reopen
September 10
Wood and coal burners, attention.!
We do the largest household wood and
coal business in the city and cater
especially to this class of trade. We
can give you better value and guar
antee prompt delivery. Union Pacific
Transfer Co Phone SIS.
Morimoto was acquitted in the Fed
eral court yesterday afternoon of as
saulting the Japanese woman Chise
While she was witness to appear
before the grand jury He was rear
rested on another charge immediately
after leaving the building.
Captain A. C. Simerson and family
take this medium to express their
heartfelt thanks TO all the friends who
rendered their sympathy and aid and
contributed so many beautiful floral
offerings, on the occasion of the death
and burial of Mrs, Simerson.
Memorial resolutions on the death of
Comrade Robert Nelson have been
adopted, copy of which received just
too late for Yesterdays Star is ac-
knowledged. They ere signed by Post
Commander J. w. Francis and coun-
tersigned by Adjutant J. T. Copeland
Terms of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee members will expire at the
end of this month ReapDointment
of all is probable. They are w H.
Hoogs and w A. Bowen for the CHAIN
Der of Commerce, 4. F. Bush and r.
II. Trent for the Merchants Associa-
ton and J. L. Mclean appointee of
those four
Mr.. Schwerin, general manager of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
will address the Chamber of Com
merce at three o'clock on Tuesday ar
ternoon next This has been definite
~ arranged by President Morgan of
the Chamber of Commerce, who hopes
that ED Young, proprietor Of the San
/ Francisco Chronicle, will speak at the
same meeting.
The local wireless company is going
TO Nose the serices of one of its most
expert operators next week when the
Alameda sails for hte Coast, Leslie
Branch, who has been at the Kahul1u
station since it was first installed by
( Wizard Isbell, has accepted position
with the United Wireless Company
and sails on next Wednesday to take
up his new duties He will have charge
Of the equipment and installation of
new stations for the United Wireless
and his work will probably take him
all over the United States, as he will
look after the interests of the United