Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04


Pointment Of Judge Whitney, ead now
some Of the reporters are kicking. be,
i cause they didn't get Invited.
j. CHRISTIAN AMBER SON: No,
| that I have an automabile-tIe gift
o. the snpe rYisors-I will he able I.
do lot more juvenile work. ", joy
rides in the tin Lizzie for me. how
ever. -s--
! GEORGE s.. RAYMOND ALL this
i literature. from the Promotion Con,
mittee should delight the public
school Riddles. Il the same time. il
is geins to help the instructors teach
geography. = la i, a - -. y;
--DANIEIz: OGAN:: Reading tn
, names in the war news. from Poland
makes me homesica- they sound sc
like the railrla conductors announce
H1ents Of stations In Maine and New
/. Drunswicsi. 49,. .... - < r & i. TX.
RAYMOND c. BROWN: I am
hard at work now on the annual re-
port OF the Chamber Of Commerce.
The book this year will be about the
size of last years. which was some.
thing more than $50 pages. s.
W. 3. ARRL3ON, sIIperint tan sFat
II hydrograpf1r:: A hind man hes Iii
hest chance ef Pick ,ng the H.n4kr I
he fight between TIE tArritor9 en-
the Parker ranch. tfiEk that II wi
finally pass. up to the supreme court.
FRANCIS J. GREEN: A city char
ter Endorsed By q body OF men sue
IS the committee headed by Formet
Governor Frear should carry grest
weialft. and calls for cafefstl eansfd
Grafton on the part OF the charter con
ye1tien.,
HENRY ". KINNEY All Is II
readiness for the 0liening sof the pub.
lie schools on September 13 The de-
rarfment feels that It has an unHsfel l.
~ efficient corps OF tsachers this year
to say nothing Of the many new schoo
buildings.
JEFF M,CARlS: had a pleasant
time IN Nashville, Tenn. even II ]
was called to- washington fonr times.
Ny children are i1s school theirs and
Mrs. McCarn is visiting with friends
She probably win return to Honolulu,
within o short time. Hess
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"A. T. EONGLEY. From what IS
hear, the San francisco office of the
territorial marketing division is han
ding pineapple shipments from the
local office III fine shane. There seems
TO be a ready market for all the friit;
we can get 70 the coast. sss
sMIDpy had 4 peffeotls.
good reason for wanting vault In the
filafshaps office In the new federal
building, Some opium was stolen the
other day from the commits ioHer's aIiF
district attorneys Offices. u we hsa.
4 vault 20 keep this stiIH in, ~ wotie
not be stolen, s. b. q q
= &C. j.: MccARTHY shall enjoy!
a trip to the coast this year, with the
exposition there and the change IN
climate and surroundings. Generally
i do. not wax very enthusiastic con-
corning such il journey but I'll have
to admit that am looking forward
to this one with delight. s. - . -. "
e, B: .GAGEf The nut sent e
Ed, Bolts. city PURCHASING agent. had
no intended reflection upon ~. Bolts;
personality, and was not q practice Z
ioke at all: The Intention was merely
to present to his attention new nut.
that perhaps would be q time. money
and worry saver for the city depart
nents. am awfully sorry that Mr
Bolts took the matter In the wrons
light. =. :, -. : ~.
- WILLIAM AHA: / voted TOR the
mayors clause prohibiting smoking
because /. considered it a parliamen-
tary measure. Mr.. Woodward's ex-
PLANTATION Of IL shows that the rule
against smoking exists indirectly even
though 1t may not be down on the
books. In black and white. The ma.
yor could forbid rs supervisors from
smoking II he cared to. - -. :, .-.~y=
p ry1.;--7- 8 $50, p. - :. =, d,
j A.. RATHs we are naturally
much pleased with the victories our
Palama girls basketball team brought
back from Maui. {. attribute the COM
plete round of victories TO the fact
that the girls have played together
so long. Many Of them have been
On the team for years Most Of the
children that have played at the set
Element are glad to come back Tor
games now and then, even when they
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