Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-21

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: Charles MDRRAgs Tester.
day was the first time for many years
that haYe been called as a Juror.
LESTER PETRIE: We have be-
gun TO spend some Of out extra mon!
ey already. The roads can use q lot
Of il without any trouble at an. ~
CHARLES MURASKY: Maui is
a great island but l am for Oahu all.
the time. There is something doing
here most times and the city is grow
ing. ~
DAN CRAWFORD: Honolulu3
pleases me as wen as any city have.
ever visited. know that shall thor
oughly enjoy the month which l am
going to spend in the islands.
JAMES A. THOMPSON: l don't
see many baseball games nowadays,
hut often think Of the times when
the Diamond Heads. Punahous, etc.
used to meet on the old bali park.
WILLIAM FOSTER, Harbormas.
ter: At the rate that progress has
been made upon the new quarters for
the pilots, the structure viii be ready
for occupancy before many weeks.
r. w. BRECKoNS: The Repub-
licans are going TO do things with
the Democrats at the next election.
There are several men OF high stand
, ing in the community willing to run
for mayor. % g
-HARBoRMASTER W E. FoS-
TER: The other, day there wasn't an
ounce of freight on Pier Z. Yester-
day, there were i've boats in port;
two iocked at Pier {, and now you
ought TO see 1t.
REV. ]. D. JONES: ! am sur.
iprised to find down here in the mid
die Of the Pacific q city as modern
ana up-to-date as Honolulu. Honol.i-
lans must take great pride In . city
such as the one they are residents OF.
IT. M. CHURCH: The special
committees Of the Research Club are
making some important investiga.
! lions and turning in some valuable re-
ports. They have been published
from time to time in the Star-Bulie.
tin.
SYDNEY JORDAN: All those tour
lists who arrived in Honolulu yester
day certainly kept me busy, ] guess
that I'll have to prepare booklet
containing list Of questions and ans
wers; sort Of guide book to Honolulu.
y'know. /
"A. q. LARIMER: The sex lee
lures at the Y. M. G. A. are attract
Ing unusual interest among men and
boys. Thus far, the series is one OF
the most successful features ever
launched by the educational departs
.ment of the association.
\ . -
DIR. W. p. FERGUSON: The stu,
dents Of Mills school are enthusiastic
lover the kite-flying contest to be held
at the school May g. It IS the hope
of the faculty that many residents OF
the city wifi visit the school on that
day to witness the exhibition.
PAUL SUPER: The ont-of-t0wp
membership campaign. recently con-
Quoted by the Y nj. G. A., is showing
wonderful results. The fellows living
toutside the city are beginning TO look
upon the association building as their
headquarters when they are IN town.
| III. p. WOOD: Gordon UsboFne's
cast of tThe Surf Riders" now on ex-
hibition In the office OF the Promo
! ton Committee. Is attracting no little
attention. It was viewed by several
hundred tourists who dropped into the
office yesterday, as well as BY many
local people. r.. 81. vs..
| CONDUCTOR 666:: It may be all
fright for a man to sit at his desk and
render his opinion as to what action
should be taken toward keeping the
newsboys from jumping on the street
cars; but he will find it much hard
er task to get out and personally try
/ to enforce his rulings: III
| -DR. DoREMUs sCUDDER: The
address given in Central Union church
Hast evening by DR.. ]. d. Jones Of Eng
Hand was an inspiring one. Honolulu
certainiy is fortunate In being honor
ed with visits from such prominent
/ elergymen and mission workers a.
DR.. Jones and Dan Crawford
CAPT. WALTER " KoLB: d.
mot believe that the recent sickness
of a number of the national guards
linen was due to the food eaten II
camp. 1 think It was due to the fac
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