Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-13

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MRS. ADoLPH KARPEN of Chica.
go will sail for Honolulu Immediately
after the close of the exposition
San Francisco Cali.
LAND COMMISSIONER JOSHUA
d. TUCKER is back at his desk in the
capitol building today following an
Illness of few days.
WILL WAYNE of the department
Of public works returned to Honolulu
in the Matsonia Sunday from Hilo
where he went on an official bust
ness trip.
GEORGE CLARK, secretary to the
governor, returned to work this morn.
ing after vacation spent on Molokai
Clark reports that wild goats are plen-
tiful on the island.
REV. R. B. DODGE of Waikiki
Maui. and Mrs. Dodge. who have been
touring on the mainland. during the
last few months, expect to return to
Honolulu before the holidays.
CONSUL H. ARITA has returned
from a trip to Maui and Lanai, where
he went to study the Japanese labor
question. Consul Arita was very much
pleased with the condition of the Jap
anese on both islands.
EDWARD WOODWARD, secretary
to the mayor, is still suffering from
severe attack of grippe, and is not yet
able to return to his desk in the city
of the secretary's work meantime,
CAREY WILSON, nephew of Presi-
dent Wilson, is through passenger
on the Oceanic steamer Sierra today.
bound for Australia. China and Japan,
to arrnge for gencies thtre for the
Fox Film Corportion of New York,
for which he is foreign gent
<CHIEF OF DETECTIVES A. M'DUF
FIFE is rapidly recovering from the
bullet wound in his leg inflicted by
zee 70 Keuk, the Korean bandit The
bullet has been removed and given to
McDuffie for a souvenir. McDuffie's
great strength Is aiding in his recov
cry and he will probably be able to
limp about within a week.
sREAR-ADMIRAL JOHN F. MERRY,
u. s. NJ, retired, and Mrs. Merry, are
among the through passengers on the
Oceanic steamer Sierra today. They
visited In Honolulu this morning and
are on their way to Australia on
pleasure trip. The rear-admirals home
Is at 142 Highland avenue, Somer-
vile. Mass.
AIM CHANG HO, general president
Of the Korean National Societies, with
headquarters In San Francisco. will
leave on the Matsonia Wednesday for
the mainland, after settling a dispute
among Koreans here which threatened
at, one time to be serious. Mr.. Ho
has united the members of the society |
and the feud which existed among
them has been wiped out and for
gotten.
MISS JOSEPHINE BARNARD Of
Honolulu, according to the Oakland |
Tribune, made 1000 mile trip just to
nave Thanksgiving dinner at the home |
Of her brother, e. w. Barnard. 1888 |
Ellsworth street, Berkeley. The Tri.
Dune says Miss Barnard ran over"
1000 miles of the Pacific for the first
lime in 81 years just for Thanksgiv.
ng dinner, and planned to return to
Honolulu within 10 days.
RAY WHITE, who until recently
las been serving in the United States
lavy aboard the armored cruiser st.
.ouis, has arrived in Mesa for Wis
t with his father, L. R. White. Dur
ng his service aboard the st. Louis,
White has visited numerous foreign
ountries, among them being Japan,
lima, the Hawaiian islands, the
philippines and ports of Old Mexico
n the Gulf Arizona Gazette
Phoenix.
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES A RICE
{ Kauai were recently in New York
t the Hotel Astor for visit of two
,eeks, and went from there to Wash.
ngton, d. c., where Mr.. Rice will at.
end the meetings of the National Re-
ublican Committee in that city from
,ecember 5 to 10, to decide where the
republican convention shall be held
ext June. Mr.. Rice is senator from
lauai and Hawaii's Republican ma.
ional committeeman.
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LIEUT.. "JIM" ANDERSON of the
OK Film Features visited in Homo
Ilu today, calling on John H. Ma:
DON, treasurer and manager of the
Amusement Company,
n business. Mr.. Anderson is going
n to Sydney on the Sierra this after.
DON with Mrs. Anderson. They are
trough passengers on the steamer.
IT. Anderson is a former U. s. army
ian.
WILLARD PARSONS of 1S5 North
twelfth street, one of the best-known
nd most popular young men of this
lty, has accepted a position with the