The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-25
LITTLE. INTERVIEWS

f. e. THOMPSON - Yes, Judge
George Davis is back, either on his
shield or with it, ! don't know yet
which.
CAPT. FORSTER-During school
going hours the Rapid Transit ought
to run double shifts of cars, so that
everybody can get seats.
SUPERVISOR MURRAY-Last Sun
day, after the so-called fight in Cum
has alley, l motored round the island.
An attack of dengue laid me up on
Monday.
KAPPELMBISTER BERGER - l
played this morning yes, for Mayor
Ferns blr,aday breakS-s,, and the
members of the band were happy to
be present.
JOHN HU6fiES-I met Soap Box
Orator Barron in San Francisco. He
is coming back He told me the DEM
ocratic program. He is to be gov
ernor and Joe Fern delegate to Con
gress.
/ DIR. PRATT Board of HEALTH We
are still waiting for the county to pass
and enforce an ordinance which will
keep the fish market stalls properly
protected from flies or other contain
ination. ! don't know when it will be
done.
]. LIGHTFOOT-Th testimony in
the gambling cases is always exactly
the same. McDuffe, Kellett and
Apana listen outside some building,
climb water pipe and enter the place
and some one of the Chinese inside
testifies for them that the rest were
gambling.
e. w. SUTTON-The few lights
close to the water on Waikiki beach
produce very beautiful effect from
a distance. line of them from Fort
de Russy around to the Cunha place
would make a magnificent spectacle,
besides being appreciated by bathers
and others. The Public Service Asso-
citation might well give attention to
this matter
j. A. HUGHES-We have had
very pleasant trip down on the Korea.
San Francisco is proceeding slowly
with her preparations for the fair but
she will soor set warmed up to the
task and make the dirt fly. Applica-
ton has been made for space for Ha-
waits building and we shall be well
taken care of. l met H. p Wood in
Frisco and he is looking after the mat
/ ter.
e. c. PNTERS-The police make a
great mistake, in my opinion, in at
lacking Judge Monsarratt because
they think he erred in one decision
! 1t is up to the police to keep on their
work and leave the judge to do his.
My impression is that Judge Monsar-
rat is making a very good magistrate,
| indeed.
PRESIDENT PRATT CBoard of
Health) THE United Fruit Company,
which operated a big line of steam
ers between Atlantic American ports
and the West Indies and Central
America, has some kind of an arrange
ment with the Marine Hospital Serv,
ice by which each ships doctor is
qualified to inspect the passengers.
The vessel is passed Immediately by
the boarding officer upon satisfactory
repot of the doctor on board. 1t.
would seem that some such arrange
ment might be mao on the Pacific as
we'll.
JOHN LITTLEWOOD-The trouble
with Hawaiian politics is that there Is
too much praying and too little, watch
ing. You squeal about your rotten SD
pervisors but it was you who elected
them. You've got to get in and do
practical politics in order to elect your
good men if you succeed in nominat-
ing them, You can't win political vic
tories sitting in an armchair or dis
cussing matters at vestry-meeting
The enemy play the game in politics
for all its worth and take their coats
off when they do So 1t is up to the
rank and file Of Honolulus citizens
who are Disguised with the present
supervisors to get in and dig and TO
meet their opponents with the same
kind of DOlitical Weapons which have