The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-15
IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

II is now feared that Sam Walker
received injury to the spine besides
broken leg in aHrold Castles auto
mobile smasnup Friday night.
The best Csc. lunch in the city is to
be had at Thurlow's.
You can never he in better condi-
ton than the present to provide
sure safeguard for your family. Lille
Insurance actually does it
Dat & Mossman have just received
new stock of the celebrated Conk-
ling self-flling fountain pen. 1t is the
original and best of all eelf-flling
pens and the one you should buy.
Is your roof tight? CONGO roofing
will make it so and it will stay tight
Write for sample which We will De
glad to send you free. Levers &
Cooke Ltd, III S King street.
A glass Of beer with your short
order at Thurlow's is just the thing
If you want the best kind Of a talk
ing machine get the new Edison Pho
nograph Big new stock Of the very
latest improved models just received
by Hawaiian News Co. Alexander
Young Bldg.
Paul de Longpre, the floral painter,
will return to the mainland in the
Alameda. He came here for health,
eye trouble being his affliction, and
he thinks the sea-bathing at Waikiki
has greatly benefited him
The right time to have your Iron
Roof repaired or new Iron Roof put
on is not during the rainy season but
now Have all your Leaders and Gut
| tiers overhauled and so get ready for
next winter. John Mattos, 1175 Ala
kea street.
Fresh frog legs and ali the delica-
cies of the seasons at Thurow's all
the time.
Have you ever thought now import
ant it is to have good advice when
selecting a frame and mat for your
picture? The Pacific Picture Framing
Co., Nuuanu street near Hotel will adj
vice you in your selection and make
your picture a success.
MY remarks Vancouver regarding
labor greatly exaggerated is what
II. P. Baldwin cables to Alexander u
Baldwin The Vancouver interview
made him say that the planters here
would replace Japanese with other la
Dor as quickly as possible,
d. Harvey Elder returns in the Ala
media TO California after d stay in
the islands for six months. Yester-
day he met Lieutenant Jubal Early,
grandson of the famous Southern gen
eral who roomed with him at the
Virginia Military Institute number
of years ago.
Senator George H. Fairchild, man
ager of Makee Sugar Co. has made a
success of raising onions, getting on
a garden patch at the rate of fifteen
tons an acre The seed came from
Portugal. MI Fairchild advises the
planting of onions in October, after
fertiizing the land well in the hot
months. Also that they should be kept
in the ground until the tops die and
then dried out on a dry surface ex-
posed TO sunlight with no chance of
dew or rain wetting them.
Manuel Silva, chauffeur of automo-
bile No. 34S ran his machine into a
buggy and endangered several lives
on Waikiki road last night. J. A. r..
Vieira his sister Mrs Vincent Fer
nanadez and his little daughter were
in the buggy, which was wrecked and
the horse dragged some distance. None
of the occupants of the buggy was
injured. Joe Silva, said to be a bro
Their of Manuel, shortly after the lat
ter's exploit set fire 20 an automobile,
while investigating something wrong
about it, at Young and PiikOi streets.
He turned in fire alarm and the
hremen on arrival found nothing but
the ruined automobile.
Chank Kim denies the report pub
/ lished by the Advertiser that he at
tempted to commit suicide at Kailua.
He returned from Hawaii a week ago
with a cash in his throat and other
, injuries and is now fast recovering.
Chang Kim states that at Kailua he
was assaulted at dusk on the even
ing of his arrival, being struck down
from behind by someone, the identity
of whom is unknown to him. He was
rendered unconscious by a blow on
the head and when found by his
friends, at whose gateway he was as
saulted, he was bleeding from sew
eral wounds. His watch, ring ana