The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-22
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condemned
News Of che Day,

st. Louis College opens Tuesday,
September Gin
The Kings Daughters meet this
evening with Mrs. Hall at the w. i.
Hopper residence, Keeaumoku street
A coroner's jury after investigating
the death of little Francis Dover who
was killed by a fail from window of
the Iolani School, returned a verdict
of death by accident
Three Irst-class BARRIERS are now
on duty at the Union Barber Shop.
You're always next" there
Mrs. Berna J. Noblitt, who has been
acting as bookkeeper for Wall, Nichols
Co. in Hilo for some time past, leaves
Hilo about the middle of September to
take a position in the Honolulu post
office.
See that you get your green stamps
when you are buying at the stores.
AMI call at the show rooms, and see
the many valuable articles you get for
them.
News was received yesterday of
the death in San Francisco of William
H. Berger, son of Henry Berger and
Mrs. Sarah A Berger, and brother of
Mrs. w. NJ Graham, the late Emil
Berger and Rudolph ]. Berger; aged
SO years, II months.
The Sth Precinct 4th District Re-
publican Club will hold meeting this
evening at 7:3O' o'clock at San An
tonic Hall. All members are request
ed to be present.
The most carefully selected wood
and coal is for sale by the Honolulu
Construction and Draying Co Ltd,
Queen street, opposite Kaahumanu,
who will make prompt deliveries of
any quantity.
For the best SHINE IN the city, call
on Pete, the California expert, at the
Silent Barber Shop, Hotel street.
The Spirit of Missions for July an
nounces that Miss S. J. Simpson of
Spokane has been appointed by the
board of missions as a missionary
teacher in Honolulu. Miss Simpson
has been assigned to the Priory, and
will take the position vacated by Miss
Dunlop in the school.
Editor Y. Sega of the Nippu Jill
left on the Tenyo Maru for Japan
where he will stay several months be
fore returning to the Islands. During
his absence Kawamura will be editor
of the paper,
A meeting was held Saturday q
the headquarters of the department o
forestry and agriculture to conside
the matter of setting aside the Islanc
! of Kahoolawe as a forest reserve
Eben Low, the lessee, whose leas
still has three years to run, was no
represented. All the others present
including Governor Frear and Ian,
Commissioner Campbell, spoke in ia
= vor of reserving the island for tree
planting. No action was taken.
The Koreans of the Island met i
convention in Honolulu Saturday ev
ening to continue their discussnion O
steps to be taken against the occupan
- cy of Korea by Japan. 1t had alread
u been decided to send men to the me
: mother country as fast as possible t
v take up arms against the invader, an
g several have already started, via Lo1
e don and st. Petersburg, their fare
+ paid by the anti-Japanese societ
n Chow Chiao Han, who has eviden
II ly been reading some Korean book c
= the French Revolution, attempted
r do away with a fellow countryman
l. the name of Yong XII Ho at Chow
n store on King street on Saturds
n night, the would be murderer tryiI
IT, to kill his victim with a herb kni
'e rugged on a block to represent a mir
ne ature gullotne. The unfortunate Yol
IN was probably saved from death
It, the quick action of Henry Vierra al
IA Kung Wun Kang who happened to
d. passing by the store when they hea
Yong's calls for help. Yong is at pr
sent at the Queens hospital, VIII
al Chow is held at the police station
IL await the result of Yong's injuries
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