Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-01-06
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A. r. l.ARIMER: The big Bible
class tor men al the y. N. c. A. is at
tractins widespI cad interest Ever
man in Honolulu is invited Il JOIN. .
HARRY MURRAY: People are
coming in on goJd time to pay their
water rates In the last for nay9
since the first of tie year We have
collected money az the rate Cf about
$500 day. - -. ..... .-..
DR.. ROBERT DAY WILLIAMS:
The boys at Mills school are taking
quite an interest III CFosS-country run,
ming. We plan to have the first Of
our tryOuts for picking the interscho~
lastic team next Saturday.
WILLIAM F. YOUNG. postmast-
er:: Our quarterly report shows i
healthy, steady, substantial increase
in, business transacted by the Homo
lulu postoffice over that done during
the last three months of 1914. 1t is
the kind of growth which means a
bigger and better Honolulu =:
MARSHAL J. j. SMIDDY: -Iust
because ] was out doing a little
sleuthing last Tuesday ght. some of
my friends accused me Of being dis
guised as bale of rope. I'll admit I
was pretty dirty when got back to
office, but | got some information re-
garding what j was after. just the
same. F.. "...
PROBATION OFFICER ANDER-
SON: expect to round I'D within 2
short time the boys who escaped from
the industrial school at Waialee. AZ
ter the big Christmas celebration pro-
vided at the school, dent see how
any of the boys had nerve enough to
make getaway. That's gratitude for
you. FL. E...- - ~
H. j. GRASETT, purser, T. K. X.
liner Nippon Maru: Ninety per cent
of our passengers this trip are mis-
sionaries going back to the main
land. We always know it when we
have a lot of them on board because
they all have children of various
ages along, and the youngsters are in
up to something or other.
DIR. F. E. TROTTER,. chief
quarantine officer, u. S.. public health
One of the things that Ho-
nolulu people should sincerely bless
the Lord for, is that they don't have to |
i've in steam-heated houses, work in
rooms with windows shut tight, and
ride on street cars filled with foul, |
air and 81 varieties of odors. |
No wonder the East has that influ- |
anZa epidemic now. It's the natural |
of these things.
JAMES A. DUNBAR: 81 love you |
Honolulu" seems to have come to stay,
ind Sonny Cunha's music emporium
has been busy since Thursday last.
supplying the latest largest asset" in
he musical publication line in Homo.
ulu. For advertising Honolulu and
1awaii's charms, Harry Lauder has
been very large -Ad Club
,ooster l know a round dozen of
public men of the U. S. A, who have
,een influenced by Harry to pay a
;isit here after he has given light
ling curtain-fall speech on the islands.
am recommending the Ad Club to
end Harry a certificate of merit for
lis little boost. 1t pays. ...
ROBERT B. BOOTH, treasurer
red l.. Waldron, Ltd: l am pretty
ure the Great Northern will be CON-
ortably filled with passengers on this
own trip. and successive voyages.
Ierchants and shippers should wake
p to the fact, however, that the
teamer needs freight support in orr
er to pay expenses. Honolulu got
his service without a cent of expense
fter everyone had yelled their heads f
fl over steamer congestion and ~
ther line had done anything to help
be situation. Can't our people show
ONE appreciation in return? The
ireat Northern is bringing thousands ]
t dollars to this city every trip in
1urist business ...'..