Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-01
BISHOP urges
PREPAREDNESS
OD SUGAR NE
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members Of the association g e =
emit f2s. and OF plantation memDels
Sidney Ballou has continued g
resent the association at Washinse
during the past year and has renaef
services which have been much app
eiated by the trustees. Il has been
arranged that Mr.. Ballou Is able e
present at this annual meeting
New Members Elected.
AT its session this morning the
ISOLATION elected the folIoWIhS
James Henderson, manager Have
Mill Co; Ernest Cropp, manager
loa Sugar Co, and James Jonnsto
manager Kaiwiki Sugar Co.
There was every indication e e
opening Of the association this MOT
ing OF q busy and an Important COT,
yention. Under the expert difecllo,
OF the retiring president, the initl,5
routine business moved Ike the ~
verbal elockwork. Before recess ~
work for the AFTERNOONS session va
laid out, being iteration Of tne
report ON the experiment station
President Bishop. before dismissin
the meeting for recess, inyiten ths
members, with their wives and daugn.
tiers, TO attend the big league baseDal
match on Thursday afternoon, asking
them to step up and register LOT lhe
distribution of tickets.
1t Is officially denied that Judge
Ballou, the Washington representa-
tive of the association, is going 70 al
dress the association.
Experiment Station Work.
IN the main the report Of the expert
ment station committee consists OF
general remarks Introductory to the
report of the director Of the station,
H. p Agee. in which the following
high tribute to the value Of the insti-
tuition appears:
sThe steady advancement Of the
standards OF efficiency, and searching
analyses Of problems under consider
ltiOn, make each annual showing bet-
.er than the last Your station Stands
is the most profitable investment any
sugar industry has ever made. rs
,ost, moreover, has been appreciabIy
and youf committee has IL
III times sought maximum efficiency
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