Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18

that / have secured those rugs TOT my
office. am going after q good clock.
The present one Is ornamental, but
its tmekeeping Is cratic.
DIR. r. G. AVER: The new ambu-
lance is fine and Is going to help
great deal in handling sick and aeci-
dent cases here. took a ride in II
yesterday and it goes very smoothly
CIRCUIT JUDGE STUART: At
last | have succeeded In driving the
mosquitoes out OF my court room. 1t
was a simple matter removed the
water cooler. Mosquitoes will not
remain in place where they cannot
get water. -. ...- .. -.-......
CIRCUIT JUDGE WHITNEY:
Two y;ollns, guitar, several ukuleles
and some other instruments were
sent down to the boys industrial
school at Waialee yesterday. Other
mediums OF amusement are to be CIV
en- the boys later. j..
GOVERNOR LUCIUS E. PINK
L
| never said Damn the law" as Ar
thur Wilder claimed in one Of his re-
cent letters to the press. | am in Of
flee to uphold the law, and have
due and proper respect for II.
WILLIAM F. YOUNG: People
mustn't get the idea that the post
master is trying to keep them in the
dark about new letter boxes. We are
keeping after Washington, and the
minute we get them they shall be
put up. We are on the job. -@ II.
-R. w. ROBINSON: We are get
ting along nicely with the new city d.
rectory. We have many new names,
but it's big job to classify and ar
range them ALL The directory will
be issued about June | as usual by
the Polk-Husted Directory Company,
of which am local manager. rsts
ANDREW. L. BENSON: While
the war and bad weather has material
" cut down the incomes of orange
, growers, and my orchard near Porter
vile. Calf, has not Welded the usual
profit this year, l think it % far
safer business than producing grand
opera. NJ. p. r &C.. -
RAYMOND L. BROWN: | am
sorry the Chamber of Commerce was
mentioned in connection with a bene-
Fit performance here. The Chamber
of Commerce is in existence to work
for Honolulu and naturally cannot
take up affairs that concern only in
diyiduals.
ALEXANDER LINDSAY, JR.:
Since l bought an auto haven't been
getting enough exercise. A friend OF
mine said the other day: Il wish
someone would pay me SIS q day to
quit smoking, then I'd probably do 1t.
l wish someone would pay me $50 a
| day to walk up to the Pail and back.
| MRS. C. J. MCCARTHY (owner Of
The Donna HOTEL: Yes, We are enter
ing a decorated car in the floral pa
| rade next Tuesday. It is-the duty OF
all hotel managers to do all they can
| to make the Carnival cbig success,
for we are among those who benefit
most from the tourist travel which the
Carnival augments.
|. M. STAINBACK, attorney-gener.
al: Husband or homestead" was the
question put up to Japanese woman
heard of on my recent trip to Ha.
waii. She took the homestead. 1t all
came about as the result OF an opinion
/ passed some 10 months ago. said
| that woman who was citizen lost
her citizenship and consequent right
to a homestead when she married al
alien. This woman heard OF t and
promptly divorced her husband in or
der that she might retain her home
stead. wonder how some women
voters in the states will decide the
question when it is up up to them
Will 1t be family" or "franchise?"
-FOUR HUNDRED ASKED