The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-17
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condemned
News Of che Day.

september OH.
Three frst-class BARRIERS are now
on duty at the Union Barber Shop.
You're always next" there.
a brown dachshund was lost this
morning. A reward of $40 is offered
for its return to Helens Court.
For the best shine IN the city, call
on Pete, the California expert, at the
Silent Barber Shop, Hotel street.
Water will be shut off tonight be-
tween 1880 and y on Hotel and King
streets between Alakea and Richards
for making repairs.
II. p. Mariner of the Hawaiian Trust
Company has complained Of bullets
from the Kakaako rifle range flying
near him in a launch off Kakaako.
The late Captain Cluneys will left
an estate of about $4,000 in trust
for his sons, the sum of $50 per month
to be paid to his widow during her life
He married her ten days before his
DEATH
Get to Sachs before one o'clock on
Saturday and take advantage of their
Specials. There is Cotton Covert
Cloth, Silk Net Gloves, All Wool
Challies, Normandy Laces and other
attractive bargains.
Why pay a high price for a type
writer when you can get a rebuilt
machine of Standard make for a mo-
derate price? Remington Standards
in perfect condition for $50 at A. b.
Arleigh & Co., Hotel near Fort.
! DR.. Mackall, city physician, is "A
strong advocate of the electric pro-
cess Of sterilizing milk, which he says
is the only effective method. He stu
died the process in New York, and
hopes to see it introduced here.
Edward Woodward, ex-clerk of the
house of representatives, is out for the
nomination for city auditor on the Re
publican ticket Dan Pahu, assistant
registrar of Kamehameha Schools,
wants to run against Kalauokalani, Jr
for city clerkship.
f. A. Bliss, a blacksmith Of Lake
view, Oregon, would like to come to
Honolulu and start a small farm, if
his fare is paid, according to letter
written by him to Governor Frear
The letter has been referred to the
land commissioners.
Among these who left today in the
S. S. Wilhelmina for the Coast is
Charles r. Frazier who will be sew
eral months on the mainland, taking
in San Francisco, Seattle, Portland,
Boston, Chicago and New York Mrs.
Frazier will join him later.
See that you get your green stamps
wLeL you are buying at the stores.
AMI call at the show rooms, and see
the many valuable articles you get for
them.
f. Muir, entomologist of the Hawaii
an Sugar Planters Association, arriv-
ed on the Zealandia yesterday, bring
ing with him new parasite enemy
of the cane borer which he discovered
in the South Sea Islands. He has been
on the search for some years for such
a parasite, and believes that the flies
brought here yesterday will do the
work expected Of them. They will be
studied and tested at the planters ex-
pertinent station before being releas-
/ ed.
! Some hot shots at District Magis-
trate Andrade are being fired by At
torneys e. A. Douthitt and ]. o. Light
foot, both of whom declare that they
will not try cases before him anymore
but will demand jury trials and take
their cases to the circuit court, on ac-
count of decisions rendered in some
recent cases by Andrade.
While abroad DR.. Griffiths of Oahu
college discovered that the National
Educational Association needed edu-
cation about Hawaii, being ignorant of
the fact that Hawaii is an American
territory Under the impression that
Hawaii is colonial possession, the
association appointed no delegate from
here When attention was called to
the mistake, Perley Horne of Kane
hameha was appointed
Miss May Dee and Miss Mary Dee
daughters of L. II. Dee, who came here
with their father from San Francisco
left this morning on tie WiIhelmina
after a happy visit to their former
home. Mr. Zee is here in the interests