The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-04
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

News Of the Day.
Special values on holiday ribbons
for three days only at Jordau's.
There are over 1900 voters register
ed at the city and county clerks Of
fee.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold stated
meeting this evening at seven-thirty
o'clock
No waits" at the Silent Barber
Shop. Six chairs and six frst-ciass
BARRIERS.
"Pinafore" will be performed on the
deck of the old bark Mohican on the
eve Of Floral Parade Day.
A fox terrier pup was lost or stolen.
Will finder kindly return same to Geo.
A. Davis 1916 Kewalo street?
Six hundred of the thousand calen-
dars OF the Kings Daughters were
sold at Odd Fellows building entrance
on Saturday
His shoulder blade is reported to be
broken. Tie will be taken to his home
in San Francisco by the Sierra which
leaves here on Wednesday.
Mr.. Abadie of the French Laundry
personally superintends the cleaning
and pressing of mems clothes, Tele-
phone 149l TT King street.
Buck" Ewing, an employe Of the
S. S. Sierra, was injured in a runaway
on Saturday night and taken to the
Queens Hospital, where he is at pres
emit
Gunthers celebrated Chicago can
dies. Homemade chocolates and can
dies. Wholesale and retail Palm
Cafe, llG south Hotel street, telephone
POLL.
Deaths in the district Of Honolulu
from contagious diseases during the
fifteen days ended November 30 were
three from tuberculosis and two frou
typhoid fever
Jack ScuIly, riding in Leafs auto
stopped a runaway horse attached t.
a buggy in which two lads were driv
ing, on Kalakaua avenue Saturday aft
ernoon, by reaching out and grab
bling the reins.
A young German named Wuzghler
while taking his Sunday morning
horseback ride yesterday had the mis-
fortune to run into a swill wagon
breaking his leg. The accident &C
Cured near the corner of Vineyard
and Emma streets.
The Holt-Armitage case, for the dis
solution of trust in Judge Robinson
court, which has been on for seyera
weeks, will 80 to argument tomorrow
morning. The last of the testimon,
was given today Mr. Armitage ha
been on the witness stand for weeks
The Oahu Young Peoples Uniol
held a very interesting religious sci
vice on board the cruiser West Vii
ginia on Sunday evening. The SCI
vice was under the direct charge 0
G. w. Patty Speakers of the even
ing we're H. w Robinson of Mills III
stitute, John Martin, the city evan
gelist G. w. Patty and Mr.. Emmon
of the battleship West Virginia. TIL
Kawaiahao Christian EndeavOr Soc
ETY. rendered some very fine song
in both Hawaiian and English. MI
Blacow and Mr.. Becker accompanie
at the piano
For the annual memorial service
of the Elks on Sunday afternoon tn
opera house was crowded with men
hers of the order and friends. Tn
years mortuary list comprised Josep
r Shaw, died December 23, 1910; Wi
liam l.. Hebron Jr,, died Decembe
81. 1910; II. e. Brodek, died March
1911; John w. Farwell, died April ]
1911; J. Morton Dat, died May /
1911; II. 7. Moore, died July }, 1911
y l.. Winter died November II, 1911
Carl Hiltner's orchestra and Mis-
Fairweather and Miss Collais, soloist'
contributed the musical numbers wit
great acceptance d. p. Il. lsenherl
as exalted ruler, presided, and Re-
Leopold Knoll OBLIGATED as chaplain
Jobn W Caldwell has the credit
very fine stage settings. Lorrin Al
drews as eulogist and r. o. Matheso
aa orator commanded appreciatiye a
tention.