The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-27

shut his teeth ON d nice big, juicy beef
steak
Haleiwa was reached and Charles !
went into the dining room. Here
Charles got into deep discussion as
to the relative merits Of the candidates
and when asked what he wanted he
said, ANY old thing"
The waiter brought him pork chops
SNNS
There does not seem 10 be any great
desire on the part of local people, to put
up the money for the purpose of bring
ing back the band And there should
not be- joe Cohen Is vvn-hxed and
he should be made to 6; of course
he would like to see the Honolulu peo-
pie supply the two or three thousand
dollars necessary for transportation be-
cause he would be in pocket just that
much. But there is one thing you
can bank on: If Cohen does not bring
back the band. he had better remain
away, for Honolulu will be a bit too
warm for him. In the meantime what
has become of the ten angels who put
up each $685. for the bands preliminary
expenses. Why! they didn't even get
run for their money
SSSN
l have taken no active part in the
Beer and Booze" campaign now rag
ing in spite of several interesting Incl
dents in connection herewith. 1t
strikes me that w. O. Smith must re-
gret very much that he consented to
take part i'm a campaign that for low
politics" has never been equalled in this
country. Here is Smith, one of the
ablest men in the country proving the
accuracy of the old saying that Politics
makes strange bed-fellows." Just
imagine how Smith must feel when he
is being introduced to a gathering by a
youth like Harry Murray. l am sure
that w o. will never want to run for
office again.
If ever the British consul should de-
eide to abandon the consular service. he
could secure an engagement as an
acrobat. The other day he had occa-
sion to go aboard the Hong Kong Maru
shortly before the vessel departed foi
san Francisco. He met some old time
friends and they We're discussing mat.
ters of mutual interest when the gang
way was lowered. Consul LayarC
finally hurried on deck to find nothing
but rope hanging down the side OF
the vessel and the ship backing out o.
the slip. Somebody advised him to re-
main aboard and return i'm the pilo
boat. That course would have neces
STATED a loss of fully an hours time
The consul figuratively took the bull by
the horns and proceeded to slide dow1
the rope on to the wharf The consu
, did the descent from the steamer will
credit and grace. He is an athlete o
much strength and considerable nerv
for slip and he would have fallen int,
= the dirty harbor
/ w. o. Smith is going to lose a 10
/ of votes because his name is Smith
] Not that there is any objection to tn
good old name but it is so far along il
5 the alphabet, and names are placed OF
= the ballots in alphabetical order. Beck
= ley will come first then Broad, Chilling
t worth, Kalauokalani McCandless an
S Mccarthy and Smith VIII be at the bot
4 tom. Many a voter with his stamp how
= ering above the fateful ballot will g
. down the list and vote for three befor
| he sees the name Of w o. OF cours
n many, perhaps most, voters will go int
a the booths with their minds made up a
i to which three they want But Their
f will be a lot who will never reach tn
d honored name Of Smith.