The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-11
TOWN TALK
BY THE MAN ABOUT TOWN.

practice. Certainly the many Japanese ;
here are entitled to doctors OF their
own race, speaking their own language. !
For some reason or other, possibly be- ,
cause of the difficulty of obtaining :
proper conditions for examinations I'm ,
japanese. this is denied under the
present rules Of examinations. The
regulations are not made by President
Pinkham, but by a board of medical
examiners appointed by the governor
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The happiest crowd that ! have ever
seen in my life was at the Orpheum on
Thursday night, to bid farewell to the
Lhliputians The crowd there always
is good natured, but the children were
so happy, as the flowers, boxes OF
candy and other presents came up, that
the wave of JOY spread over the house
like a San Francisco fog rushing up /
Market street. Il is safe 10 say Jnat 4
the children will hardly enjoy as good .
time in any Of the mainland cities
as they have here and will look for
ward to Honolulu as one Of the blessed |
spots of the earth.
OF course everyone has a favorite and
I have mine, but there was just one
trouble, not that she was too young but
that I am too old. If / SAID that she
was too young l would not do her JUS
tice, for she was too near perfection.
t She is little Ivy Pollard, who was Car
{ mencita in the Runaway Girl Milo san
p in the Geisha, and who took other pro-
= minent parts. If l was only her age
e l would certainly fall in love with her
! but what's the use anyhow? I'm not
= Of all the attractions which have
been seen in Honolulu for years the
It Pollards have made the greatest hit
d and when they come back-I can tell
2, you one thing | am going to be first in
: line and if Joe Cohen, or whoever is in
o the box office, don't give me the seats
1t | want there will be trouble. No, not
o pihkia, but real American trouble.
I Those Riddles are the very best ever
y and we all wish them good luck no
d matter where they are.
The scientific men of Honolulu who
1t are interested in natural history should
. take a chance after the reward which
y is being offered for an animal once al
" together too plentiful in this city, but
1t now very scarce and much needed.
IS refer to the lean, gaunt individual who
p is generally in need of a shave, and a
I meal, sometimes of drink, and called
newspaperman. believe Judge A. )
Humphreys, George Davis, j. A. Ma
t. COON and George r. Carter declare they
en- are not animals but belong to the
OF reptile class.
he 1t was only a short time ago wher
I'M the reporter was despised atom OF
nd the face of the earth. No one desired
a him and he was easy to find and gen
to orally out of job. Now it is different
wv The cable is being kept hot to tn
to coast with orders for reporters, drug
se- ged, drunk, handcuffed, shanghaied o
III any way, as long as they are shippe
lt- here. Wonder of wonders. Can thi
rst be Honolulu?
he
las Don't you know, Honolulu enjoys a
l argument, and it makes very littl
he difference whether the exchange of elc
MS quence alleged and otherwise, is owe
en the merits or dement's of a man fc
a Office, the attractions or detractions {
the a theatrical troupe, the closing or opeI
ial ing of a necessary or unnecessary SCI
ton of the town, city identification
promotion, the problems of immigri
It'll ton, labor, education, trust funds, az
hat miralty decisions Easter hats, the prit
the OF eggs, whether or not boxing sha
Ing be allowed, the yacht and the contr
hat buttons therefor, Sunday baseball, Wa
his ZACH, Pinkham, Lopez, Thwing, wheth
the a ship is bark or barque is shi
the pure food orphan asylums, polite
ais moving picture licenses or how to el
ind terrain The fleet.
rice 1t is all the same, and now and eV
hen shall be. There will be argument al
ing arguments shall endure, and it is {
airy good for everybody and anybody al
rye keeps the white corpuscles on the jun
UNI digestion active, imagination healtl
for and the people busy.
by An idea is a cross between an ang
cid, and a mosquito, and Honolulu is full
lese ideas. Some are inspirations and OF
afs ers bite. We receive the one as '
) 10 are able to receive it and we slap
ked the other as we would slap at t
and persistent little winged pest that kee
nails guard near the hole in our mosqut
APP net to enter when we sleep and devo
heir us drop by drop.
nese We thrive and we greet each 9th
, an in the morning with a hearty salu
,r,- ton or we merely nod by way of tru
'ong and HE us to our various workshC
hey to indite furious epistles against G
sist- another or continue to strive for