Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18
YOUNG, NORMAN B.

1OOlNSy NOhWAN 3.
Although but shrimp in size
Is a lobster big in his own eyes.
HERTSCHE, J. H.
Manager Hotel Trust Especially
popular among the Shriners Knows
how to run hotel but don't want
the fact to be known. Menu cards
furnished on application.
BERG, ARTHUR.
An insurance man of the first wa
ter. Knows how to keep his temper
but not his hair. Rent automobile
insurance is his long suit.
BERGSTROM, JAMES w.
Manager Honolulu Music Co. Sold
out some years ago and went to Ore
gon to raise apples, got cold feet
and joined the Come Back Club.
5iGGS, CLARK.
Is a perambulating encyclopedia of
useless information Is pessimiSt
Sees Hawaii and everything and ev-
erybody going to the bow-wows, but
you couldn't pull him out of the
country with block and tackle
CASTLE, JAMES 3.
Otherwise known as Foxy jim"
Promoter and all around athlete in
the financial world, Is great be-
lever in timber. but it must be
good. Knows good thing when he
gees it. That's why he employs
Sam johnson as manager of his lum-
Der mill at Pahoa, Hawaii.
UMMOND, MALFORD n.
Has sweet, angelic, calm and
even disposition Voted no" at the
recent plebiscitc. Handles the funds
Of the Elks Lodge
EDlNGS, WIN. S.
A passive sort of a chap from the
Sunny South, but manages to make
his presence known once in a
while.
COHEN, JOEL C.
Firet Of ALL be is a child. His joys
are simple and his wants few Is
easily pleased and will laugh at any
thing his own bum jokes
Smoke rotten cigars all the time
and is thorough politician.
COOPER, WILL J.
Journalist? Writes with pair of
shears for the Promotion Committee
COYNE, ARTHUR.
Lieutenant Colonel First Regi-
ment of Hawaii Expert marksman
Could hit a barn if not too far off
DOLE, SANFORD 3.
The father of his country. An
able kind-hearted man and is res
pccted by every one in the com
munity.
PETERS, EMIL C.
Attorney at law and ex-Attorney
General Noted for his ability to
win cases. Is a firm believer in
never doing on Monday what he can
put off till Friday.
ADAMS, w. .,
Manager Of the Royal Hawaiian
Opera House. Has recently become
the side partner of Calvc. Distin-
gulshed also as a lavish spender.
DAVIS, GEORGE A.
The liyest wire of the legal fra
tcrnity. Buildings tremble when he
talks, Would rather argue than eat,
gets mad and has lucid intervals.
Acts as though he would like to fight.
Was where he belonged in the last
Shrincrs parade. Expects soon to
become an Elk
DEKUM, EDWARD.
A quiet and unassuming fellow,
very popular with the ladies'. A hard
worker, ito hear him tell it" and a
member of the Comeback Club. Oft
en- hides his genius. under a bushel.
WATERMAN, CLARENCE FERRET.
Booze-bottler and brewer Mana
ger Honolulu Bureau of Gossip.
Works overtime trying to find out
what his friends are doing. Resi-
dence, Kakaako.
kLUEGEL, GEO. T.
Genial Secretary Honolulu Lodge
GIG, D. p o, b., when not working.
Assistant head of the tin-pan depart
ment of +. II Davies & Co. Wears
glasses and is looked upon as the
white mans hope. Was educated,
but isn't now,
ANDREWS, LORRiN A.
A fat, chubby-faced lad from the
wilds of New York. Always was and
forever will be an unsophisticated
youth Nephew of Lorrin A. Thurs.
ton Member of the Comeback Club
from Shanghai, Reno, etc. Captures
the fair ones with his winning
smiles.
ARMlTAGE, HARRY.
A -vlsaged parsonage who
possesses deep voice and an intel
leCtual expression.
DAMON, SAMUEL M.
Knows a good thing when he sees
it, Looks wise and says little.
CANAVARRO, A. de SOUZA.
Consul General of Portugal Can
serve republic or kingdom with
equal loyalty
CARTER, GEORGE r.
Ex-Governor of Hawaii Teddy s
pet Asks eYeryone's advice and
takes none. A man of action
CARTWRIGHT, BRUCE.
Insurance man. AS easy-going as
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