The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-12
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give CONDENSED
News Of the DAY.

Ehlers fall purchases are now ar
irving and win soon be on display.
You're always neN at the Silent
Barber Shop Six chairs in opera.
ton
II you have a friend on an incoming
steamer be sure to send a Wireless.
On Sunday mornings the office is op.
EN- from eight until ten.
The quarterly business meeting of
the Woman's Society Of the Central
Union church VII be held at the
church at ten o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
As long as you spend your loose
change; as long as you carry the ba-
lance of your salary about with you,
Just so long will you stand still on
the road to prosperity. Open a savings
account with the Bank of Hawaii.
Fura Nishimura this morning was
released from her marriage with Ku-
mankich Nishimura, owing to his re-
tusal to support her; Masanobu Militia
deserted her husband Kanai Militia.
and Judge Robinson also dissolved
this marriage.
See that You get your green stamps
when you are buying at the stores.
AM call at the show rooms, and see
the many valuable articles you get for
them.
Matters in onnection with the ex.
tension of Bishop street from Mer-
chant street to the waterfront have
/ progressed so far that yesterday the
deed transferring the land from Rud-
olph Spreckels to the government was
signed. Provision has been made
whereby Spreckels is allowed ninety
days to clear the site, and Immediately
this work has been completed the
work of extension will be begun. The
amount paid for this land is 100000.
The work of extending Bishop street
to Beretania avenue is at present at
a deadlock owing to the contest that
is proceeding in the courts against
the acquisition of the land by the gov
eminent for the purpose.
Kim Wal, laborer working for r
3. Blake in Manoa Valley, last night
fell from a scaffolding against the
house and broke his leg. He was talk
en- to the Queens Hospitl by the DO
lice patrol
George M. Mcclellan, secretary to
Delegate Kalanianaole, left TODAY for
Washington in the Wilhelmina. He
viii visit in southern California before
gong east.
JACK Scully left today for San Fran
cisco to arrange for vaudeville talent
for his new theater, The Savoy. which
VIII be opened about November 1.
A. Gartenberg left by the Sierra to-
DAY to meet his family on the main
land and return with them to Honolu-
lu.
Attorney Clarence H. Olson and his
sister-in-law, Miss Agnes Wickstrum.
left for the mainland today in the
Wilhelmina. Mr. Olson VIII meet Mrs.
Olson and return with her to Homo
p. lulu in the near future.
Chief Justice HartwelI has appoint.
ed Robert Parker, Jr., to be assistant
clerk of the judiciary department in
place of Aona who has been appoint
ed by Judge Whitney as bailiff and
assistant clerk of Whitney's court
Aona takes the place of Aiu, who has
resigned to take up the practise Of
H., law
General Bliss, United States Army
commanding the Department of Cali
fornia, to which Hawaii, as a separate
district, is still attached, will arrive
in Honolulu on the liner Mongolia, ac-
companed by General Aleshire, quar-
termaster- general of the army. The
visit of these two high officers of the
army is connected with the plans to
enlarge the various posts in and about
Honolulu and to inspect the fortifca-
lions.
Supervisor Logan and City Physi-
clan Mackall are at work upon an or
dinance to regulate meat markets and
other places where food is exposed
for sale, with view to enforcing pro-
lection against flies, etc.
City Physician Mackall is notify
ing milk dealers of his intention to en-
force the milk ordinance, stopping
sales Of milk from fnhercnlnsis cnrrs