The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-25
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

IulS Is hawaii LAY dI Ju6 DtdCIle
fair.
Walter F. Drake, collector of inter
nal revenue, has gone to Hawaii.
Portuguese and Spaniards who were
brought here two years ago ere taking
cane planting contracts.
l make Hawaiian preserves. Take a
case home or send one to your friends
Mrs. Kearns. 1874 Hotel Street.
The best of everything come from
the Alexander Young Cafe because
they have the best facilities.
Meals are served at NoIte'a from 6
a. m. to 1880 p. m.
Don't neglect your lawns. Now is
the time to get a package CT Force
growth" Sold by E. o. Hall & Son,
Ltd. SOC a package.
Six Higher Wage Association ennis
saries have gone to the other islands
two each to Hawaii, Maui and Kau-
alto hustle for bail money among
the Japanese plantation laborers.
Rear Admiral Hollyday, q. S. ~, is
coming on the same boat as the Conf
gressional party, to renew his inspec-
ton of the Pearl Harbor work.
Midday luncheon at Notes is serv-
ed quickly. Everything first class,
clean and neat.
DR.. J. S. McGrew the near nonagen-
arian and father of annexation" who
is visiting the mainland for the first
time in many years, is receiving due
attention from the San Francisco
press.
Call at H. Hackfeld & Co. and see
the new stock of Leonard Cleanable
Refrigerators. The Leonard" is the
easiest in the world to clean and is
giving satisfaction in hundreds of Ho-
noIulu ones.
Ladies! Do you want to save mo-
'ney? Then read ad of n. S. Sachs
Dry Goods Co. in this issue and note
the extraordinary specials for Satur-
day morning.
A U. S. treasury warrant for $4,000
has been paid by Territorial Treasurer
Conllling to George c. Potter, trea-
surer of the College of Hawaii, it be-
ing this years Federal subsidy to the
institution as a Territorial agricultu-
raj college.
All owners Of large automobiles de-
sirous of Offering their automobiles in
connection with transportation of the
visiting Congressman will confer a IA
vor by communication with r. H. Pc
trie, Chairman Transportation Com
mittee
A. e. Larimer, the new educational
director of the Y. NJ c. A., is on
board the Lurline. General Secretary
Super engaged him at the Omaha con-
ference of association employed Off
GERS. He is a B. A. of the University
of Iowa and an all-round college man.
Senator c. II. Dickey and his son
Lyle Dickey will leave on Sept. Is on
a world tour. They will take in the
Seattle Fair first of all and then cross
the contenent, stopping for brief visits
EN- route. They will pass through Eu-
rope, Suez Canal, India, China and
Japan.
During these prosperous times the
to speculate is very strong
Shrewd investors are satisfied TO make
less interest and place their money
where interest and principal are alb
safe such as a savings account
with the Bank of Hawaii, Ltd.
H. F. Wichman brought joy to the
hearts of thirty of the inmates of Luz
nalilo Home yesterday by providing
them with tickets for the Empire
-heater where they were entranced by |
The wonders of the motion pictures. |
The battle scenes in the Napoelan pic |
.ure were revelations to the old folks
The Japanese conspiracy trial in
'olved the loss of a vacation to Judge
De Bolt, who has been on continuous
luty for thirteen years-barring Sat
lrday afternoons, Sundays and court
ecesses of from five to 100 minutes.
lately he established $3.50 a. m. as
he opening hour of his court The
ther day he proposed eight o'clock,
ut as the members of the bar present
bowed signs of collapse at the pro-
osal he did not press it.
The postponement of the wedding
Miss Nora Brewer and Edward Gu
ahy, which was to Gave been a pre-
entiOus affair at the Catholic church
San Mateo last Saturday Sas caus-
d much gossip in San Srancisco So
ETY. as to the possibility of the en- I
agement having been broken. Miss s
rewer once lived in Honolulu. The ]