Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-13
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MAYOR FERN: The only reason
Z was sore at County Engineer White
house for firing my boys was that II
took him a year to discover the!
we're incompetent. 1
e. A. MoTT-SMlTH: ! am reel
ing fifty per cent better and a nun
dred per cent happier than | dio yes
terday morning before | heard Oh Mr'
Thayer's appointment. i
CHARLES LOOMS: The gram.
mar school boys are taking great /
interest in track and field athletlcs
these days. The meeting Monday al
ternoon is going to be hummer.
JUDGE COOPER: / expect to
leave shortly for my Eveless Eden IN
the South Seas, where for a time |
shall play at being monarch of all J
survey. n
-. JAMES L. COKE: don't know
" no is going to be Judge Coopers
successor, but one thing is pretty GER
tain: whoever it is, he will be DEM
Ccrat. -.
DEPUTY SHERIFF ROSE Three
induests in so many days has merely
added to the duties of the office. u
never rains but it pours trouble
around police headquarters. ..9
JEFF McCARN: The report that
white-slavers are coming here from
the mainland means that thorough
investigation will be made by this
department followed by rigid prose
cutions.
-HARBoR OFFICER CARTER: /
am still out after deserters from the
United States army. The freighter
proves fayorite means for some OF
these men attempting to leave the
islands.
+ GEN. J. H. SOPER: Seeing Gen.
eral Barry again reminds me of the
busy days of 1898, when the first
troops went to the Philippines. Ho-
nolulans made some pleasant &C.
quaintanoes at that time.
! CAPT. MIKE HEALY: BY speed
ing up the Thomas bit we were able
to get in just in time to dock, and
give the passengers a caance TO
stretch their sea legs at the Moana
dance Good weather made this pos.
sible
| &C. G. BOCKUS: / don't know
that it was ever published here, but
not long. before General Funston left
Manila for Hawaii he was elected
president of the Army and Navy Club
down there. He was very popular
with everyone
DIR. A. z. KANDoR: The plan of
Jacob Coerper of Hawaii to build a
railroad on the Big Island should be
boosted along. Such road would
open up lot of country to small
farmers and people of moderate means
for homes and little ranches.
CITY ENGINEER WHITEH0USE
! Up in Kalihi valley we are building a
road that may not be strictly high
class but is going to be very service
able. We are grading the road and
spreading material on it from the
quarry and then rolling it well.
4 IS. s-#
CAPTAIN OF DETECTIVES Nc
! DUFFIE: We did all that we could
in running down the parties RESPONSE
BILE for taking valuable dining room
furnishings from the Young Hotel. If
the management declines to prose
cute nothing further can be done.
/ IT. B. THIELE: Captain of Detec-
tives Arthur McDuffie did some good
work in apprehending the purloiners
CT the cafe silverware. However, that
! was to be expected as McDuffie has
given excellent satisfaction in num-
Der OF instances when called upon by
the Young hotel
JAMES S. McCANDLESS: 1t was
beautiful sight to see the Matsonia
leave the other day, with a perfect
maze of colored ribbon fluttering from
deck to wharf. Did you know that the
first time the colored ribbon feature
was used was on the trip of the Shri.
ners here two years ago? That's a
fact. .E..
J. H. ANDERSON: 1t is pleas
ing experience to jump from a place
where it is 80 degrees below zero tc
a country where it is summer tn.
year round. The climate of Southern
California cannot equal tina; of Ho
nOlulu. and back in Wyoming We
have warm weather only a few
months in the year,
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