Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-08

tiCn OF independence Bay al Honolulu
July and 5 should go en- record as
the quietest and most free from rowdy-
ism and disturbance Of any in the
city's history.
HARBoRMASTER FOSTER; It.s
UP to the harbor commission to find
room for visiting tramp freighters
which call here for bunker coal The
shortage of berthing space at terri
tcrial wharyes Is acute.
A. l.. C.. ATKINSON: The Pro
gressige Party is decidedly on deck.
Every Progressive candidate was
elected for the charter convention
batting average 1000. The mayor OF
Punloa and the mayor of Wo0dlawn,
Mano, are good Progressiyes.
CHARLES r. FORBES, superin.
tendent of public works: think that
every road built in the territory
should have 10-year guarantee And
that guarantee should be made part
Of the contractors bond, in order to
thoroughly protect the territory
SUPERVISOR DANIEL LOGAN:
The fitting up of ward in the Queens
hospital and the employment of Apply
stefan On. regular salary to be on
duty at all times, is the best move
that the city can make toward look
ing after emergency cases 1T present.
A III ~ Il "
trip to Page Page andHAustralia to
get prisoner and return him won't
be much like a vacation 5 If he ever
steps ashore in SydnegIile can laugh
az the Americans law. .dAb hives toesee.
that he's keFt on board the steamer.
CAPT. HANS TH0MPSON:. When
the Persia left the Coast there was
very little authentic Information con-
corning the disposition of the Pacific
Mail liners. There Is certainly enough
cargo along the shores of the Pacific
to fill steamers OF their tonnage many
times over.
col. j. III. JoNEb! The recent
ruling of the war department which
permits the state TO purchase certain
articles OF field equipment for issue
to officers is very good move. 1t
will lessen the financial burden on
national guard officers to a consider
able extent.
SONNY CUNHA: / am getting
out two new Hawaiian songs; one of
them is Take Ne Back to Honolulu"
and the other, Honolulu Ragtime
Hula Dance" This is the first year
that Hawaiian music has been prop.
erly placed before the public through
out the United States
CONSUL ARITA: | have had no
direct word IN regard to the transfers
of ministers and other officers that
have been mentioned in the cable
grams of late Usually at the end OF
June and December each year these
transfers IRE made, and though have
expected certain ones have as yet
no official news concerning them.
&C. C. LITTLEFIELD, New York
training ship Newport: The Honolu.
III harbor line zf years ago and today
are two entirely different matters.
Then, you saw q forestscf tall masts
from a large fleet OF whalers and
general cargo packets which made she
port a rendezvous. had no chance to
see the city years ago, but had an
excellent view sof the shipping from
the old San Mateo.
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Sergeant Major JULIUS Mott, u. S. A..
native of Germany was naturalized
RS citizen in the District OF Column
bia supreme court hot served thirty
one-years in the Sixth Cavalry.
Informal announcement was made at
the Navy department. that the Atlantic
fleet will engage in target practise
early in the fall. The exercises will
he. h<l1 <SFe a.,