Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12
SECRETARY AND
| COMMITTEES OF
| CHAMBER NAMED
Final Organization Now Com
pIete-Raymond c. Brown
Gets Position


Commerce Of Honolulu was completed
Wednesday afternoon when the mem
bers of the board CT directors. meet
ing at 1 o'clock, sanctioned tn ap-
pointments of chairInen and members
Of the various committee Of the body
as made by President George X. Car
ter, and elected a secretary. Raymond
G. Brown The appointment OF COM
mittees and the elections of q secre-
tary places the chamber in a position
to proceed at once with the work
which it has in view for the coming
IL months.
The committees, as announced by
President Carter aid approved by the
board of directors, follows. in each
case the first named neihs the chair
man:
Finance and Aud!t--E D. Tenney,
E. F. Bishop, A. w. #. Bottomley.
Advertising and Subscriptiou--T.
NJ. Church, Il. j. Buchly, L. CartW right
Jr., r. A. Cooke, John Guild.
Agriculture-F. W.. Macfarlane, A.
Hanneberg, D. p. R. Iseaberg, A. Wa
terhouse, G. P. Wilder
Charities and Social Welfare-G.
p. Denison, f. c. Athertoh, R. Cation,
c. NJ V. Forster, AsLe@is j., r.. A.
r. Ross, Z. C. Won Hamin.
County and Municipal Affairs H.
F. Wichman, c. e. Ba1tlett, F. f..
Blake, w. E. Brown, j.. q. Smith.
Hawaiian Promotion Committee-E
A. Berndt, ]. Effinger, j. .. McInerny.
z. X. Myers, Ed Towse.
Legislation-A. N. Campbell. A. r..
Gurrey Jr.. j. Lucas, r. w. Single,
W. o. Smith. aa.,
Maritime Affairs-G. F.. Bush. j.
l.. Mclean, c. P. Morse, T. H. Petrie.
L. A. Thurston, N. Watkins. H. NJ.
Whitney. ~
Membership-W. R. Harrington, G..
R. Frazier, J.. r. Gait, J. A. Gilman.
r. Ipers. = u.
Public Finance, Taxation and In.
suranee--E. II. Paris, G.. G. Guild. G..
w. Smith, E. O. White, ]. N. s. Will
ans. - E. - e. ...., - )
Public Health-F. NJ. Swanzy, c. H..
Atherton, J. II. Drew.J, A. Love, F..
]. Lowrey, E. A. Mott-Smith, G., H,
Robertson, G. Rodiek, u. .WateThoHse.
Public: Schools and Vocational
Training Fl. CookessW A. Bowen.
n. H. Trent, H. NJ yon Holt, G. J..
Waller. " ~ .~.....>
Public Utilities-s. S. .Paxson, Hon,
w, F. Frear, w. H. Mcl:lerny, B. E.
Nobless R. w: Perkins, r.; R. Reidford,
Reception and Entertainment--J A.
Kennedy, j. Al. Ba1ch, Al. Campbell,
Territorial Affairs r. Peck, J
d. Dougherty. e. C.. Gonsalves, T. E.
Wall, j. T. Warren. ''s+ =, ..,.'
Trade, Commercial and Industrial
Developments. /: Spa1ding, q. A.
.Bierbach, r. B. Booth, A. Gartley, NJ.
Phillips. :<~
Traffic and Transportation-J. F. C.
hagens, Z. G. BalIentyne, ]. B. Guard.
J. w. Waldron, A. F. Wall
Arbitration-P. A. Swift, A. l.. c.
Atkinson, NJ. Brash, G.. s, Bowen, A.
]. Gignoux, T. J: King, 3.F. Soper.
Brown EIe:ted Secretary.
Following considerable. discussion.
which involved the introduction and
amendment of several motions, Ray
mond c. Brown was elected secretary
upon the motion of James A. Kenr edy.
The molten, which was carried unani.
mously, contained clause that the
secretary receive a monthly salary
of $3.50 and that $25 a month be set
aside for stenographic and clerical
assistance, such fund to be expended
at the discretion of the secretary.
A communication from ". o. Smith
was to the effect that the new amend.
ed charter had been completed. Hon.
orary membership was conferred upon
the governor of the territory, the
commander of the Hawaiian depart.
ment and the commander OF the ma.
val station upon motion by E. |. Spald-
ing. and upon the mayo of the city
and county of Honolulu as the result
of a molten made by Wallace r. Far.
rinStOn. The members o. the board
of directors accepted an invitation
from the Honolulu AID Club to be pres
ent at the luncheon next Tuesday
noon, at which \ne there will be 2
public discussion of the Kalihi har.
Dor extension The board referred
various matters IN correction with
Kalihi harbor to the committee on
maritime affairs.
In response to a cablegram recent
ly sent 20 former Governor Walter F
Frear in Washington, 10 the effect
that the Chamber of commerce OF
Honolulu had cablec to the senate ap.
preparations committee protesting
against the reduction OF the present
salaries of the governor and secretary
of the territory, and urging that, il
any action was to be taken it should
be an increase of these salaries. a
communication was read from Mr.
Frear to the effect that b. and Secre
tary Desha have called upon senators
and representatives and discussed the
matter with them, and that the pres
ent prospects for success are very