The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-14
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

DIR. F. L. Ferguson has resumed !
business in the Arlington Hotel.
Hotel Arlington is now ready for
business. Large airy rooms.
Judgment by default for S243.46 1
was given this forming in tho case
of j. j. Byrne and Joseph Caspian.
See that you get your green stamps
when you are buying at the stores. ,
And call at the show rooms, and see
the many valuable articles you get
for them
The on-Pacific Transfer Co.. is
holding big sale of choice Oregon
apples. The apples are from Rogue
River Valley and are obtainable at
actual cost.
Can you think of better Christmas
Gift than a Kodak or Brownie Came
IA? See these cameras at the Homo?
lulu Photo supply Co., Fort below
Hotel.
Remember that Saturday Dec. 18th.
is Souvenir Day at Sachs Big Store.
Hand painted Calendars or Book
given away with every purchase of
50 SO or more.
The escape of a Chinese boy. named
Lau Yen, from the Boys Industrial
School at Waialae, Hawaii, has been
reported to the police. Lau was last
seen making for Kahuku and it is
expected that he will make for Homo
lulu He is the son of an employee in
a Chinese bakery on King street and
when last seen he was wearing
brown hat, white shirt, khaki pants
but no shoes.
Yesterday afternoon q petition was
filed with Governor Frear by the Ho-
nolulu Rapid Transit & Land Co., ask
Ing for franchise to enable them to
extend the Nuuanu line to the coun-
try Club. The petition was filed by
many of the property holders along
the proposed route, and the matter
is now engaging attention
Nomura, the chicken thief, whose
exploits were mentioned yesterday,
was sentenced to eleven months i'm
prisonment today, for stealing four
chickens. This sentence, together
with the month imposed yesterday,
will keep Nomura from chicken coops
for the next year,
b. Mccarthy, who claims to have
left the Sherman when she was in
port last, presented a pitiable sight
in the police court this morning. He
was recovering from bout of drunk
ennes and stood trembling in front Of
| the Judge. He admitted having been
/ drunk but denied having pestered
/ people by begging. District Magis-
trate Lymer remarked that he knew
of his own knowledge that Mccarthy
/ had been bothering people for money
on the streets, and thought he deser
/ we'd to be sent to Jail for thirty days
/ eh would impose a fine of SIS and
costs.
Lewis e. Arnold, brother-in-law of
j. w. Rath, is here from the Hawaiian
Islands on visit. Mr.. Arnold is en-
gagged in the growing, canning and
shipping of pineapples.-Tulare (Cal.)
| Register.
The S. F. Wasp prints the follow
! ing: Ernest Mott Smith, who has been
greeting his San Francisco friends
this week, is a brother of the much
married and fascinating miniature ar
fist, Mrs. Mary Mott-Smith Bird
Cunningham. The Mott-Smiths are
very prominent in society. When
Roosevelt was President he made Err
nest Mott-Smith Minister of the In
terror for Honolulu. He is very
brilliant man, lawyer and a Harvard
graduate.
A. o. Young, owner Of the Alexander
and Hawaiian Hotels i'm Honolulu, is
at the Stewart with his wife,-S. f
Call.
Mrs. Minna McGaNey and her mot
her, Mrs, Hoppe, have closed theil
East Oakland home for several weeks
accompanying Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Isen
berg, whose house guests they vii
be during the mid winter to the la
wailan islands The Isenbergs AM
Mrs. McGauley recently returned q
California from tour abroad, Mrs
NcGauley Is gifted ms a reader apd /
3 wen known On club ciroles.-S, J.
, Can
% William llshman, ana old-time resi-
don't oi Honolulu who was In Wel
favor with che late King of lava
and played au important role durln
n thn DAYS ut tho island m0nasohy wa
s ummi lhr Mnuohurla'H PASSENGER
uvNng yesterday lie 10 on his MA
l0 nmsn Me. 90 John Mrs lisl