The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-30
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

The best Csc. lunen in the CITY Is u
be had at ThurIows.
! Honolulu jewelry, particularly III
the Jade line, is attracting attention
abroad
! A furnished house is for rent in
Nanoa valley. For particulars, see
Bishop Trust Co.
/ Miss King, a trained nurse, will be
placed in charge of the Kalihi home
Off boys on July 1.
A glass or beer with your short
order at Thurow's is just the thing.
Sheriff Jarrett has appointed julius
Asch as City and County Jailor, with
George Kaia as deputy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wolters have ar
rived from Naalehu and will leave in
the Lurline for the Coast.
| All hand work is the rule at the
French Laundry and the saving in the
wear on your clothes is very appre-
ciable
Moses Kekahio, the car conductor
who has been laid aside by illness
some weeks, is recovering and will
likely be back to duty within two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Withers have
gne TO the volcano. While in Hilo
they will be guests or Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl S. Smith.
J. F. Colburn III has severed his
connection with the Sanitary Steam
Laundry and the Honolulu Clothes
Cleaning Co
Fresh frog legs and all the deIica-
cies of the seasons at Thurow's all
the time.
Two Kukui street japanese hotels
were raided last night by License In
spector Fennell who captured several
I items of booze.
The finest assortment of razors ever
Smith & Co., Ltd. You will find Gil
lettes, Auto strap and lie Coultre,
three of the leading raZors manufac-
tured.
U. S. Judge Dole visited Judge Rob
inson's court this morning during the
progress of the Jotaro riot trial On
the courts invitation he took a seat
on the bench. Col. Thomas Fitch was
also a visitor to the same court.
The Epworth League of the Method
list Church will give a sunset social,
Thursday evening on the grounds OF
Messrs. Trent and Johnston, Alewa
Heights Baskets will be opened at
6:3O.
Opposite the Moana hotel at $50
yesterday afternoon the fender of an
electric car caught in an auto coming
out of the Cleghorn place The occu-
pants of the auto jumped without in
jury.
"The Essentials of National Pros
perity' will be the topic of an address
by Hon. John G. Woolley in Central
Union parish house this evening. "Ha-
waits Special Need" will be discussed
by other speakers.
w l.. Castle, from recent observa-
ton states that the volcano is still
wonderfully active, Although the fire
pit level is lower than it was a year
ago, the fire fountains and flows main
tain their activity
Osaki's wholesale license has been
granted by the Liquor Commission.
Ushiyamas application for license for
The Sunrise saloon and Tauaka's re-
quest for a rehearlng of his applica-
tion for a license at Honouliul have
been deferred.
Two witnesses against Kamano Kono
who threatened to kill two Japanese
strikers because they wished to go
back to work, were this morning
brought to Honolulu from Punaluu.
windward side of this island and Ian
ded in jail. KOno was arrested yes
terday.
All but one of the managers of NOV !
ing picture shows in Honolulu have
agreed to Gull out of their films ris-
que and palpably vulgar pictures. |
Stocks of films on hand were shipped
before the moving picture trust on the
mainland had decided on wholesome
censorship.
Charles X Simpson, the engineer at |
Kukuihaele mill, has invented a mag
naphone, an improvement on the pho /
nograph. 1t magnifies sound by means
OF compressed air It was at Kullui- |
haele that c. C. Tuch, the sugar boil
er, studied out his near perpetual mo-
ton engine.
Luncheon for $50 passengers in the
tourist steamer Cleveland will be
served at the Hawaiian Hotel on ia
nuary % and February - next They