The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-11
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

NIGEL JACKSON feel well and I
think that / will be in at the finish Of
the Haleiwa race on June II.
JACK SCULLY-The Thetis bear
will be given good swim this after
noon, and the children should not miss
the fun.
PURSER L. MCLEAN Is. s. Persia)
The run from San Francisco this
time was the calmest have ever made
anywhere.
JAN HAVLASA-Jack London's
writings are becoming a joke among
people who know the real facts. They
are laughed at in Tahiti.
COLLECTOR CoTTRILL-The new
law allowing the public to pay their
taxes by check instead of in specie
works well both ways
CAPTAIN ENGLISH-Fancy losing
a day just because the men wanted
an hour and half for supper. 1t is
enough to drive anyone crazy.
AUDITOR lFTSHER-We are hare
at work at present on finishing up al
much routine business as possible be
fore the Governor leaves for the main
land.
BISHOP RESTARICK - The new
church federation is distinctive
step forward and has been an idea
which 1 have cherished for a long
time.
BILL LANGTON-Well, the press
club seems to be under way at last
/ always said that It could be started,
if the right men got busy on the pro.
position.
CHIEF McDUFFIE-I was offered a
thousand yen this morning to let a
man go whom went out to arrest on
the Persia. There was nothing doing
however
JOHN A. MACAULAY--I am proud
of the fact that l was the first pilot
to take a vessel through the channel
to Pearl Harbor, under the new regu-
lations.
F. DIR, PRATT am going over to
the islands today to finish up that
last batch of immigrants over there.
They number about 200, mostly CON
yalescents.
D. L. CONKLING--This is the one
chance that the Democrats have to
take things at the coming election.
If they lose out they had better go
out of business altogether.
PROF. F. G. KRAUss - l don't
think ! ever saw finer Early Rose po-
tatoes than those I saw grown on the
homestead of W. R. Patterson at
Haiku, Maui.
CAPTAIN Won DALHERN-I shall
retire from the sea after the next
summer. I want more home life, but
1 suppose it will be pretty hard to
give it all up after so many years.
COLLECTOR CoTTRILL-I would
like to see all taxes paid up by June
30 or as near that date as possible,
so that we may have a complete re-
port for the end of the fiscal year.
CAPTAIN F. D. WALKER-T make
the best kind of medicinal oil to be
had in the market and sell 1t as fast
as it is made, but man can't build
up big business without adequate
capital.
CAPTAIN Won DAHLERN Is. N.
Castle)-I think there must be a hoo
doc somewhere. put into this port
in distress and just as I am ready to
go out the barkentine catches fire. It
is hard luck.
A. ]. GIGNOUX-The Compression.
Il Record shows that both the New
York Chamber of Commerce and the
Boston Chamber of Commerce have
adopted resolutions opposing restric-
ion being placed on the use of the
Panama canal by any American YES
jel.
FIRE CHIEF THURSTON-We had
wo chemical hose playing down the
holds of the S. N Castle three min.
ties after the alarm was turned in
rhe new engines worked splendidly
md I think the quick run undoubted-
y saved the ship.
DIR. VICTOR CLARK am leaving
or Manchuria this afternoon. While
n that part of the Orient l expect to
orange for the importation here Of
90 Russians and their families who,