Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-01

JOIN a. beMfk,s: I don't think
Reno mas thing on Honolulu when it
comes 10 divorces. One a. day has
been the record for July, and j expect
there will be just as many next month.
bers OF the Kauehameha Alumni Asso.
citation are well pleased with the ap-
pointment Of Charles e King as a trus-
tee of the Bishop Estate. 1t will
mean lot to have a graduate OF Ka.
mehameha on the board, :.<.
PHILIP c.. HALL, tourist agent,
Young Hotel: Summer tourist travel
to the islands this season is great
deal larger than usual All the hotels
are enjoying better business and in.
dications are that it will continue un-
til the winter season starts. r..
DAVID KALAUOKALANI, city
clerk: Appropriation for six months
supplies for my Office is only SIS,
and with but one month gone have
had to spend s51 for printing weekly
report forms for dealers in firearms
Hard lines. - J.. .:..<., .=
ID. L. MACKAYE, secretary anti.
tuberculosis bureau, board Of health:
When tubercular patient thinks he
is cured becaINe he feels better we
put sample of his sputum under the
microscope, and If we find any tuber,
culosis germs back he goes for more
treatment. The t. b. bug" can be
easily seen through our instrument.
JOHN GRACE: 1t is to be hoped
that Harold Giffard's horse, Fur
long, arrives in time for the Septem-
Der meeting, as this entry is certain
to create much excitement here. Al
Reno the horse is well liked, and the
showing made against Scarlet Oaks
tends to make him favorite for
the autumn events at Kapiolani Park.
wv. T. GARDEN, deputy city at
torney: Every person who owns hre-
arms or ammunition should report the
fact to the city clerk The law says
that possession as we'll as purchase
shall be reported The penalty for vio-
lation is a $500 fine or six months
or both. 1t is to be
enforced from now on.
-ROLLA X. THOMAS: The around
the island hike which is being made
by the boys of the summer school OF
the Y. NJ. G. A. is proving to be-
popular, as the word reaches US that
they are all having a good time on
the trip. 1t is certain that there will
be large number to make the trip
to Kauai after the Oahu hike is COM
pleted.
IF. FURNESS, England: It's
Long Way from Tipperary" to Homo
lulu. and + couldn't stay away from
the islands when got as far West as
San Francisco Very. little is heard
Of Hawaii in England, but publicity
Of the islands becomes more notice
able as one travels towards them. ID
New York little was said about them
but; on the Pacific coast you can hear
little else in the travelling line ex
,ept "go to Honolulu"
TOM MERLE: 1t brings me fair.
" close to the 2f2 degree Fahrenheit
point when | see about Town such
collection of monstrosities manufac,
,ured to represent the American flag |
4 flag supposedly an American flag
made of pastry is exhibited in a win
low in this city, which mas seven red
stripes below the blue field, No tell
ng how many it has above these ferj
he fold hides them. 1t would be in.
eresting to know how many red
stripes the maker of this flag would
rave put there If the whole flag had
,een constructed. 1t ought to be al
rhine, or even lese majestic, to comfort
he sacred emblem of this country, or
my other country. to the extent that
s being done here, At least one
ught TO be ashamed to make such an
exhibition of ignorance of the flag
# the country in which ne IS living
seems to me that one of the first,
moves in Americanizing these islands
hould be in teaching the school chill
rem properly to construct an Ameri
an flag FL
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