Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-24
UITIENIELNIEM9

{ WILL MILES: The mayor is get
! ting all right again. lie VIII De "d'A
on the job Monday.
M, S. KIM: II you value my
friendship, don't josh ME about easy
money" don't like 1.-THE JoshinG
| | mean.
Louis NOCKLES: Honolulu I'M
proves steadily on acquaintance. Inc
malihiui gets TO like it better every
day.
F. Y. F. BAKER lpurser OF liner
Ventura): We never lose an oppor'
unity to launch a boosting campaign
for the islands and the mainland with
the arrival of the Ventura al SFaneF'
It's all in the game.
FARM CORNN: Friends are
looking askance at my blood-shot eye
and bruised hand. For their benefIt,
| will say that accidentally coilided
with an electrIc-wire pole in jumping
off a streetcar last night.
"A. T. LONGLEY: The advertise
ing of the marketing division has eer-
tainlv paid. Scores of people have
been attracted by it and have come 10
us. What we need now is more prod
ucts to sell. "s.%-.
LINDSAY sCRUTToN: The new
1S-hole course at the Country Club is
nossibly more interesting than the
old 9-hdle course being used when
was here last, but the green's are GER
tainly difficult. .t%t - j
THEODORE B. THIELE: A Sc,
lies of Saturday night concerts VIII
be inaugurated at the Young hotel
this evening, the affair to be given on
the roof garden. These concerts VIII
be continued as long as they receive
the support of the public.
REV. A. A. EBERSOLE: That
cit pays to advertise" is being shown
by the constantly increasing attend
ance at the various English'speaklng
churches of Honolulu, due to the
church-attendanee campaign which
those churches are now carrying on.
"A. NJ. NOVEL;: Is The morning
paper had it that ! had gotten out
war insurance on the shipment gong
via Tehuantepec. That is twisted /
have taken out no such insurance.
f1cJ IInDKINGs l.
narily think my conduct is decorous,
but when some fantastic 1ndlvldual
comes along and expounds the theory
that the size of newspapers ought TO
be limited in order to conserve. the
forests.-wel, everybody has to break
loose once in awhile. za =
CAPTAIN JOHN Won HELMS It
is with regret that am compelled to
return to the coast after the pleasant
visit to Honolulu. My misfortune In
failing to connect with the San Fran
cisco pilot boat has proved q pleas
ing experience. The Ventura will have
no delay in entering the Golden Gate
awaiting pilot on this trip z
.-ADALINE HERSHEY: I wish to
thank the people who presented Bibles,
and Testaments for the Sunday school
class in the county Jail. The boys
appreciated them, too, as more can
read now. Tears came into the eyes
of the German boy as he read in the
German Bible. Gospel hymn books
are needed and, if any to spare, please
leave at the Y. NJ. c, A.
BISHOP MERRYMAN C. HAIR
RIS: Honolulu should take great
pride in those Japanese and Korean
yourg men who, having received their
education here, have gone to their
native countries to carry the message
CT Christianity. | am intimately &C
ouainted with many Of them, and all
ere doing an excellent work.
F. B. McSTOCKER: An effective
way to break up the carrying of con-
cealed weapons and thus stop some
of this promiscuous shooting would
be TO prohibit the manufacture OF re-
volvers less than IS inches in length
from the end of the stock to the end
of the barrel. This, in addition to
strict enforcement of the law against
carrying concealed weapons, and a Jail
term instead of a fine for breaking
the law, would soon end the danger
Gus practice.
"A Message from the Orient" will
be the subject of an address which
NorrVman Colbert Harris missionary