The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-24
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day,
Large airy FURNISHED rooms with hot

Large airy TuTnlSHGQ TOOU0b WIFI UOA
and cold bath. Hotel Arlington.
I Next time try Pure Prepared Paint.
You'll find it will last longer-and
! look better while it. lasts
Honolulu Construction G Draying
Co., supplies Black sand, Waianae
sand or coral to any part of the city
On short notice. Phone 22S1.
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.
Spotless linen is the kind you have
returned from French Laundry All
work guaranteed. ]. Abadie, Prop.
! Phone 1891.
The funeral of the late NJ B. Sill
veira will take place on Wednesday
Jan %, 1911, at o'clock p m. from
the cathedral. Friends are invited to
be present
Some good citizens are helping the
FLORAL PARADE by lending vehlc-
les for others to decorate. Ask about
this at FLORAL PARADE HEAD
QUARTERS, 1865 Young Hotel Build.
ing.
Union-Pacifc Transfer Co., is now
Under the live management of Jacob
| sen & Raven. Give us a trial First
! class service guaranteed. Phone 1875.
Choice, rich. cream is delivered by
Pond Dairy to any part of the city.
No personalities used and the quality
and purity are guaranteed. Phone
$500
Feodor Koleshnikoff was before the
Federal Court yesterday afternoon on
a charge of having committed a
breach of the Edmunds Act. The re-
suit was a mistrial, as the jury after
forty five minutes retirement, return
ed into court and said that it was
evenly divided in the matter
Eralia Swytischer sas before Com
missioner Davis this morning in con
uection with a allegation that she hal
comitted a breach of the Edmunds
| Oct. She was granted $3.50 bail, and
was released on her own recognizance
Joseph Fernandez was before the
Federal Court this morning to answer
a charge of having transgressed the
Edmuds Act. 1t was stated that ne
had since been married to >the CIR
whose name had been mentioned and
the case was discontinued.
Three DRINKS were before Judge w.
B. Lymer in the police curt this NOR.
ming, each pleading guilty to the i'm.
parchment. Manuel, a Porto Rican
with a record of nine previous con.
victions, was sent to Jail for thirt
days; Brady, an American, who ha'
been up twice in the last month, was
fined So and costs; and Louis Bartels
first offender, was let off with 49,
Sing Now, a Chinese butcher, We
getable and preserves dealer, in pre-
paration for the coming Chinese New
Year festivities, displayed his wares
on the footpath of his store on Ho
tel street, near Mauna Kea, and dis
regarded the warning issued to hin
by the police about it. He would no
desist from his occupancy of the side
walk, but he has promised to do so il
future, Judge w. B Lymer filming hin
$40 for his offence this morning.
How do we know we are saved?
or an appeal to infalibility as to on
salvation will be the theme of Bishol
Z. H, Hughes address, this evening il
the new Methodist Episcopal Church
corner Victoria and Beretania streets
Miss Gertrude Hall will sing Jus
For Today" The public is most cor
daily invited to attend. The servIc
! begins at seven thirty.
There will be a meeting of the civ
section of the Mems League of Centra
Union church at the parish hous,
% Thursday evening, January 26, at 8 o
L clock. The principal speaker will b
L w r. harrington, who will read
IS paper on "An Educational Policy &c
Hawaii"
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