Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-08

more green than they are this spring.
The heavy rains have made vegetation
there thrive.
SUPERVISION LOGAN: A motor.
cycle record Of two hours and live
minutes just made around the island
surely looks as II the road was in .
sdepIorabie' state.
WILLIAM l. ROSA: Some little
Joker recently circulated q report that
was married and now he has got me
engaged. As to the later allegation
I'm NJ Saving a word.
n. RUDLAND BoDE. organist and
choifmaster ST.. Andrews cathedral:
You don't know where we can get
more men for our choir, do you2 We.
have plenty in the congregation, but
we need more In the choir stalls.
"A NJ. HAAfRICK, meteorologist
United States weather bureau: We
came out so beautifully with our fore
casts during Carnival week that I'm
almost afraid TO make any predictions
now for fear I'll spoil our reputation.
DIR. r.. G. AVER: shall certainly
back the baby welfare educational
campaign that is 10 be held in order
to prepare for . Baby Welfare Week.
II Is q splendid movement and de-
serves much consideration by the peo-
lie of Honolulu.
.--R. B. BOOTH. treasurer Fred L.
WaIdroI, Ltd: am glad that the
Great Northern is coming In Monday
this time instead of Sunday. We
wont have to keep 0uen. Sunday
wouldn't be much OF dav Of rest II
she were TO arrive then.
LIEUT.. r. II NoGGIE, COM
manding Field Company A. Signal
CofDs. National Guard OF Hawaii: Ny
company got its uniforms Monday
night, all except the hats. Wen get,
them later. The. boys are getting
worked into shape ranidly. Is.
II. A. BALcH, manager radio de,
partmenf, Mutual Telephone Com.
nahy; All the big radio stations on
Oahu are not more than Is miles
apart. We have to be careful about
nave lengths 80 as not to get in the.
way Of each others messages.
WILLIAM W. WYATT. assistant.
observer. United States weather
bureau: We often see two rainbows
at once IN different valleys from our
observation tower. We have the
finest view of the CITY and Pearl Har-,
Dor obtainable from any downtown
location.
HORACE w. VAUGHAN: When
/ told Jack Gordon and Tom Corkill
that I suspected they had been re-
cfuited for the British army, they de-
MED that they intended to leave Hono-i
lulu. Now they have gone. guess
their going was prompted more by
loyalty than anything else. "a
MARSHAL J., J. StilDDY One
corner Of my office looR 3 like q gam
bling den. There Ii pile Of APP
paratus for loading, dice so that they
win turn up .snatiral every time
and fof manufa cthring opium cans that
look like the real thing from Hong
kong They were taken. in one Of Nc
DUTIES raids: 8
III 81 WEsc0TT, city purchasing
agent; Many men sbilS city supplies
without thrchsss ORDER from this
depart rnent because they belieye It
iitlratfs ff0nf fhsirt dignity 60 D de-
bartmgnk head to c61le t, me. They
N4nt rs swesger fl q store and say
.s5Skn6 this 6p, sand that up and
pAS double the price 4 could get for
aEoRGE nj COLLINS, city EN-.
leineer q have my trouble lust now
Tor am being blamed By the public
more or less for the pool condition Of
the roads Snd the fa2 that almost no
work Is beng done on them. There
Il 10 money IN the city treasury to
work With and there. win not be until
after July b So ! haFe.t6 kfib and bear
the criticism. 5anuafy's storm caused
the greatest part OF the oyerdraft Of
my deparimeht. Rohd8 had to Be re-
paired money or nd money; and the
work vas. done The books we're
months behind when + came into Of.
nee and ii Is only lately That have
had any ADEQUATE idea OF the flnan.
6ial condition Of the road department.
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