The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-14


affairs that is keeping more than one
| police officer on. the lookout to pre-
vent trouble, if possible.
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Transit Co. from its start The Bells
will return to the mainland this trip
OF the Alameda. Mr.. Bell looks much
more robust and sturdy than when ne
| left Honolulu
! James A. Rath, superintendent Of
/ the Palama Mission, was excused for
cause from the Federal jury yesterday
worth for the defendant Tsudoni be-
cause he held commission as a spe-
cial police officer.
| Exceptions of defendant to refusal
/ of new trial in the case OF Solomon
fKauhane VS.. VIM. Laa have ben ov-
erruled by the Supreme Court.
DIR. Frederick Bell, who lectured
| here few years ago on religious work
/ in the slums of New York and other
cities, arrived here again in the Ala
media yesterday. Since he was here be-
/ fore his wife obtained a separation
from him through a suit brought in
Santa Cruz when be was supposed to
/ be in Australia.
| NJ. H. De Young, proprietor of the
San Francisco Chronicle, viii deliver
an address before the Chamber of
Commerce next week. Yesterday he
visited Oahu Prison and the Fishmar-
ket Before returning home he will
probably take look at the Wahiawa
! pineapple fields.
/ T. NJ. Orr, assistant to the Union
4 Pacific general manager at Omaha. and
! wife arrived in the Alameda. Mrs
! A. B. Smith,, wife of the Burlington
route general passenger agent arrived
in the same boat.
Several Montana people who visited
the Seattle fair and intended going on
to Alaska changed their minds un-
der the lure of the Hawaiian exhibit
and came down here in the Alameda
( Continued patronage is always a
/ good recommendation and when GUS
toners come in for extra footwear it
is a sure sign that the store has made
good This is the condition at Manu-
. facturers' Shoe Co. Their footwear
has caught on in earnest and custom
eIs get entire satisfaction.
Some exquisite specimens of man
DARN coats-short and lOng-double
and single breasted. Hawaii & South
Seas Curio Co., Young Building, I'm
der Electric Sign. Bishop Street, next
Cable office 200 subjects in Souvenir
Post Cards
Lorrin A. Thurston has succeeded Ro-
val d. Mead as editor of the Plenters'
Monthly.
Something may be done by the Mer-
chants Association toward entertain
ing the Congressional visitors, since
the Chamber of Commerce has decided
to go it alone in giving dinner in
honor of the Solons.
CHI. Pond, a Southern railroad
man, has written 10 his haf-brother
w A. Bowen, in connection with the
Congressional visit, commencing to
his particular attention Congressman
Benjamin G.. Humphreys of MISSISSIPPI
pi who is a member of the committee
on rivers and harbors.
Treasurer Conkling is following up
secondhand dealers who are delinquent
ion their $25 license fee. The Legis-
! lature left this class of business IL
cense with the Territory when hand
ing over license collections to the
counties.
A deed is recorded from Edgar Hig-
gins to the Trustees of Oahu College,
of lot at College Heights for $1,000.
After all the Bar Association dinner
has been postponed for ten days
r. G. Peters, a wealthy patron of
education and who gave Peters Hall
to Oberlin College, is expected here
lthis month.
OF the special income tax for i'm
migration three-fourths and oonserva-
tion one-fourth there is now in the
treasury $4,000.
II is believed that Manager Ballen-
TYNE has completed his purchases on
the mainland Of rolling stock and ma
terials for the Pearl Harbor extern