The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-26
LITTLE. INTERVIEWS

SUPT. POPE-There are 500 more
pupils to find school room for than
there were last year.
FRED TURRILL-The political at
mosphere will not clear until the new
governor is appointed in December
JAILOR ASCH--I have a specially
reinforced cell ready for Rodrigues, the
escaped convict-when they catch him.
DIR. EMERSON-There is no special
paper, Sunday or otherwise, which |
read that is so full of interest as the
Saturday Star.
SENATOR CHILLINGWORTH 80
Politics already! When the next cam
paign comes am going to Kahoo-
lave, goat hunting.
COMMANDER HAYES believe
that San Francisco will have in 1915
the greatest aggregation of the worlds
navies ever gathered together.
BERNARD KELEKOLIO-No, l am
not in town on any political mission.
My presence is merely due to a desire
to visit the metropolis. Hilo is all
right. you know, but Honolulu is so
different.
GEORGE HARRIS-I would like to
see a preliminary to the Kalakaua
avenue walking race, walking race
over the course between Japanese
wearing their wooden shoes. Such
an event would be interesting and
productive of much amusement.
SENATOR CHILLINGWORTH - |
understand that sdvices from San
Francisco are to the effect that there
is nothing in the report of a probable
marriage of Colonel Sam Parker and
Mrs. Allen. In fact saw an anus
ing letter making fun of the rumor
and denying it.
SYDNEY JORDAN (PromoSon
Committed The Promotion Commit
tees recently adopted plan of send
! ing a representative to board the
steamers outside and assist arriving
passengers with information, etc, is
much appreciated The arrivals us
ually give him a lot to- do answer
ing questions.
( CAPTAIN JAMES SHEEHAN--I
think the Canadians did right about
recir rocity. Still we ought never TO
have let such a trouble arise. When
the Civil War ended the Government
ought to have started Phil Sheridan
with an army to the Arctic Circle and
Joe Johnson with an army to Pata-
gonia and scooped in the whole thing
SUPERINTENDENT POPE-I am
today sending a completed list of the
teachers of the Territory to the gov
eminent auditor, as required by law,
which shows each teachers location
and salary. The list will of course
be subject to change from time to
time. At present it contains about 600
names, and the monthly payroll for
these totals SAL ,583O1 Last year we
had sol teachers.
COL. C. J. McCARTHY-Th har-
Dor commission has acted in the
matter of the appointment of Harbor
Commissioner Foster and l am sur
prised that captains should knock
him and want change before he has
even taken office Having been APP,
pointed, he is entitled to a fair trial
and he will have it. He will have to
make good or he will go out as Trip
did If he makes good, where is the
kick?
H. NJ. AYRES-About z o'clock this
morning an auto going downward pass
ed along the Waialae road. The ehauf
feur, a white man, just after passinl
Sixth avenue deliberately went on
of his way in an attempt to run owe
a little white dog which was playing
by the roadside. He was on the wron
side of the road at that Luckily tn
dog got out of the way just in time
So bent was the driver on runnin
:, over the dog that he came near crasI
ing into a telephone pole He woul