The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-03
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.


and cold bath. Hotel Arlington.
Place your order for wood and coal
with the Honolulu Construction and
Draying Co, Ltd, Telephone 2281.
When you want 10 send a Wireless
telephone 1874 and boy will call for
the message. The office which is now
on Adams Lane is open on Sunday
Mornings from eight until ten
The British steamer Heliopolis will
leave this afternoon for Ocean Island
where she will load a cargo for Ger
many.
The bark Alden Besse arrived in
port yesterday from Los Angeles,
bringing a general cargo consigned to
the Crescent Wharf Company, the
owners of the vessel. The Alden
Besse left Los Angeles on the Ord
ult, and made the trip across in 20
Gays. She will load a general cargo
for Los Angeles and is due to leave
on the 18th inst
For all commercial purposes the
"Grabowslly" Motor Truck has proved
superior to any truck on the market
See the Honolulu Power Wogan Co.,
SIS South street. Telephone 2166.
Costumes for the Floral Parade and
Carnival may be ordered through
Hawaiian News Co. Young Building
One price for both events. Orders
must be in soon.
You will be satisfied with the way
the French Laundry does your work.
Give them trial order. Telephone
1891. Office and works IN King
street.
Start the New Year right by open
ing a Savings Account with the Bank
of Hawaii, Ltd. One Dollar will open
an Account and a Home Savings Bank
will be given you.
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.
A e. Murphy, clerk of the Federal
Court, submitted his accounts for the
half-year ended December 81, to Judge
Robertson this morning, and they
We're approved and passed. SO were
the quarterly accounts of Commission
er Davis.
Manuel Lewis was before Judge
Cooper this morning in connection
with his appeal against the sentence
of forty days passed by the District
Court for having committed an i'm
moral act. He pleaded guilty, and
Judge Cooper reduced the term from
forty to thirty days
One more case of varioloids has
developed at Puunene, but otherwise
all matters are quiet There have
been no fresh cases of diphtheria OIL
scarlet fever. So far there have only
, been five cases of scarlet fever, anC
two deaths.
The business of the police court il
often disturbed by the noise made
by culprits who have been fined walk,
ing across to the clerks desk to pay
the fine or to hand over their bail re-
ceipts. This desk is inside the cour
| room to the left of the judge anC
when the defendants are walking
across the room little else can b.
heard. Judge Lymer does not lili,
! this, as may be seen by the bored eX
J preston which. chases the usual!
bright look from his face when thes
! professions are formed, but the mat
| ter could easily be remedied wer
I the desk removed outside tn cour
| room.
Mrs H. L. Franson, the last remain
| ing daughter of r. J. Tesla, died yes
terday afternoon at the Queens Hos
Iital The funeral will be held tomor
row afternoon from the residence
1909 Middle street, Kalihi. She lei
six small children, the eldest of whor
is about ten years of age.
Two new inspectors are to be a
lowed, it is said, under the loca
health department. Rumor has it tina
the new positions will go to forme
captain of Police Robert Parker an
John Holt
r. w. Quinn, a member or the ia
Taiian Senate, is at the st. Francis
He used to live in San Francisco, bl
, followed the constitution and flag
Honolulu twelve years ago He me
up with jefferson de Angels, the az
tor, yesterday, and both being Sa
Francisco boys, they told each storiC
of the DAYS when a church stoC
q where the Palace Hotel now stanC
and when Jack Calvert was the prid
. of tha old bIue stocking baseball clu