Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-21

4 --JEFF McCARS: ] may get away
/ 10 the Coast In the Manoa tomorrow
/ Yes. If go am coming back!
SIDNEY JORDAN: When the
schools of akule get around to Black
! Point I'll start fishing.
/ Il WESLEY THOMPSON: II ism
/ true that ! bought a lot OF copies OF
the Star Bulletin because there was
mystery about me in that certain edE
ton. ! wanted the papers for another
story altogether.
+. A. T. LONGLEY AS far as can
/ see. there isn't thing TO stand IN the
way of the market division carrying
cut its plans to market pineapples
grown by the small farmers. | am
positive the plan will work.
.--CAPT. V. LOVDAL: Seldom in
the history OF shipping have vessel
owners received such profitable char
| tiers as arc the rule under present
conditions. The rates on case oil.
grain and other commodities are stead
lily advancing.
CAPT. A. S. GRAHAM: Before
taking command OF the British steam
er Indrawadi. spent some time in
Tie so-called war zone as master OF
a British admiralty troop transport.
/ was no closer to the actual con-
flict than the coast Of France.
Paul SUPER. Y. u. CA: Our
swimming pool is RAPIDLY assuming
the shape Of a hole in the ground, We
are determined to enforce the rule
that there shall be no high diving
from the dormitory rooms into the
plunge before a. m.
SAN RoBLEY,s physical director.
y. NJ. C. A.: The MONDAY class call
ed the daily appetiser''z promises to
be the popular gym class this sum-
mer Mr.. Businessman will eat twice
as much rice in the cafeteria after the
workout. /. 49,: '.." ri -: ..
CAPT. G. ADCoCK:* Manila ex.
pcrters are not alone in feeling the
shortage of tonnage to move pr .GIcts.
Quantities of freight awaits shipment
at Shanghai and at some of the Japa-
nese ports. The British steamer In. |
verclyde steamed IRON the Philippines
leaving much hemp and ..opra behind. |
ED TOWSE: / propose to spend
as much time as | can aside from riy |
duties on the Arab patrol, IN collecting |
material for the mgnicipa reference |
bureau. Now that the fde1 Is well Ia. |
ken We must keep the ball rolling un-
til there is a reference library in the
Chamber of Commerce of which we +
can be proud.
ACTING SECRETARY A. P. TAY-
LOR, Promotion Committee: TO me
the saddest misnomer is the word t
tourist, The word always centuries
to the mind be ttad 10 AZ gldbe-trot-
ting Britisher with his helmet and
pugree 7 think we should call the
people who visit Us. travellers, or wis
itors" anything bat ttoSrists.p9 (
g. l.
II. j. FERN Let hope the Uni.
ted States does not become involved
in war. / am for. peakef bfit outside
Of the peace view, 3t must be remem-
bered that other eyes are on the Uni
ted States and her territories and If
we have wars with Germany the Uni
ted States cannot remdve any Of her
troops frem Hawaii Indeed. she
should also send solne ships to these
waters. -...... -. {
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MAYOR LANE. : a think it, is a
poor piece Of promotion work for the
newspapers to harp on this luau affair
all the time. Also, think favoritism
Is beng shown about these official
for the congressional
party. At my luau, which cost about
$1,000 or SO, were more than 1000 poo
pie. while the governors reception en-.
tertained only a few people and cost
more than $780, And yet, j am roast.
ed" but nothing.is said about Govern
Or Pinkharn. .s% IL. ~
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