Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-17

. IT DGE W. l. WHITNEY: ne
firm of Thompson, BreCkons & Lymer
if formed. should make a good comht-
nation.
EBEN p. LOW: My feet of coast
ers are all running on time The
gales for the past 10 days have Grip
pied the schedules to Oahu ports.
y. YOSIIMACHI: My interpre-
tation of ''Sakurajima'' as published
yesterday was misunderstood. "Sa-
kura" means cherry" not chilly"
"Sakurajima' means cherry island.
JAY A. URGE: The Thursday
night lectures at the Y. NJ. G. A. are
becoming more popular each week.
A schedule of unusually interesting
talks has been arranged for the next
several months.
D. L. WELLINGTON: The ma
uOnal guard team-in the Hawaiian
Association Football League has
shown more Improvement than any of
the other teams. The guardsmen will
be heard from next year.
H. P. WOOD: Judging from
what James D. Dougherty told the
afternoon, the 1914 Carnival will
doubtless be a grand success. Every
body seems to be cooperating.
MANAGER HILLS: You can just
believe that the people had the finest
kind of time at the dance at the pub
lie baths pavilion last Tuesday night.
There were about 500 present, and the
best behaved crowd | ever saw.
captain OF DETECTIVES Nc
DUFFTE: | note that the new taxi
cabs to- be placed in service on Ho-t
nolulu streets are provided with cur
tains to the windows. There ought to
be, a law against the enclosed car
riage in public service.
--ACTING-CONSUL HACHIRO AR
TIA: ] believe that every Japanese
in Hawai- who can reasonably afford
it should contribute to the fund now
being raised for those in Japan who
have suffered as a result of the re-
cent volcanic disaster. The local
Japanese papers should meet with
every success in their work
w. 0. SMITH: The spirit dis
played at the meeting of the Hawaiian
Bar Association yesterday was by no
means antagonistic to the action of
Governor Pinkham. The meeting was
called for the completion of unfinish-
ed business relative to endorsements
Associate Justice Perry has been pre-
viOusly Endorsed by the association
and the action of the association was
sent to Washington. That was the
reason no action was taken on Judge |
Perry name yesterday.
JOHN H. WISE: | am not entire |
ly familiar with the new rules propos- |
ed for the Republican party, but the |
spirit Of centering more power in the !
territorial central committee does not !
appeal to me as wise. am also in
clned to think that if the county COM
mittee is elected by direct primary, so
should the territorial committee
F. B. McSTOCkER: The Repub-
liCan rules, in my opinion, should pro-
vide for the election of the territorial |
central committee from the county |
with the provision for a re-
Call-so that the county committee
might unseat member and put anOth-
or in his place. Such a plan of organ
iZatiOn would he cohesive and effect
i've, as we'll rs simple
). W. CALDWELL: The stat2-
mcnt made in the morning paper re-
Gently that | accused the Inler-I Island !
Steam Navigation Company OF carrying |
gasoline on its vessels in open con-
tainers was incorrect. What did |
tell the harbOr commissioners was that
| understood certain firms were con-
veyIng empty open containers and
leaving them near wharvps, endanger-