The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-02

/ in the office of the Maui Aid Associa-
ton during business hours. He will BE
associated with Rev. r. B. Dodge in
the work Mr. Dodge carries on for
the Hawaiian board, of which Mr..
Dodge is agent for Maui, and the
financial matters of the work in this
office has so increased during the last
year that an associate in that work
was very necessary.
Teachers Meetings.
At the teachers meeting held at
Paia last week on Friday, f. W. Hardy
was elected president. Miss Ida
Orchard vice president and Miss Ele
amor Wilcox secretary.
On February 90 the following pro
gram was carried out at the Laha
ina teachers meeting, held at the La.
haina school:
View of Education by the Commits
sioner of Education. Paper read by
Miss Choy.
Singing by the Olowalu school chill
dren under the direction of Mr.. Hoo
phi.
Story work by second grade, Laha
ina school, under Mrs. Mookini's d.
rection.
The course of study for elementary
schools. Paper read by Mrs. Sand
steadt.
Remarks on educG ton and the school
work in the territory by Principal c
A. Macdonald. Mrs. Gannon's domes
I tic science department served lun
cheon.
The Kipahulu Burglary,
Last August a sensation occurred in
Kipahulu when the store was bur
glarized at night to the extent of $500
Until lately no one has been arrested
in connection with the theft, but the
police have been keeping careful
, watch to see who was spending none!
: too freely. Domingo, one Of the mel
l arrested last week, together with tw,
+ other of his Filipino fellow-country
> men, has with them been long sus
| pected of the burglary. Money wa
! spent freely, and no one of the three
especially Domingo, seem to work fo
IT, He was a loafer, and when arrest
ed by Sheriff Crowell, who returned il
the Claudne on Tuesday, the mar
/ had on his person some one hundred
dollars. The loss of the money is
, probably complete as far as Kipahulr
store and plantation is concerned, bu
it is a satisfaction to the public t
know that probably the man or mel
implicated in the guilt lave beei
caught
Officers of Moose.
, The Loyal Order Of Moose has beer
, exceedingly fortunate in the officers
that have recently been elected foi
the Waikiki district o. j. White
, head, who is generally known as Cap
: tain Whitehead, because of his past
military connection and honors, and
? who is a leading fraternity man or
this island, was elected rs past dicra
! tor; VIM. S. Mountecastle, dictator;
w. T. Robinson, vice-dictator; w $
, Chillingworth, secretary, and Joaquin
} lGarcia. as treasurer. Everyone is in
terested to see who in Paia are to bC
chosen for the important Offices there
where it is claimed fully one hundred
have pledged themselves to the
order
Captain Whitehead, chief ranger 81
Court Valley Island No. 9239, ha,
been made delegate to the Foresters
convention to be held at Fresno, Cal
in May. The following article ap
peared in the February number o.
the Pacific Forester:
, AT the last regular meeting %
Court Valley Island No. 9299, at Wal
= lulu, Maui, held on Thursday, tn,
18th inst, Brother o. }. Whitehea,
was made delegate to the couvenuo,
of the Subsidiary High Court, which
VIII take place at Fresno, Cal, IN
May.
Brother Whitehead was the frs
chief ranger of the new court an,
is in a large measure responsible TO
the progress Of his court lie is
business man on Maui, and with hi
e family are well esteemed all over tn
island.
THE delegate is also prominent Fl
other fraternal organizations, and ni
past experience has proved benedcia
to the Valley Island. We congrau
late Court Valley Island upon 70
4 choice for delegate, and are sure thu
j. such an enthusiastic worker viii "a
sist in the upbullIing OF our nobl
Y order"
r T. II. Simpson, prelate; j. B. Alrel
;. sergeGntat-arms; p. A. Watson, lime
v guard; Frank NJ Correa, outer guar
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