Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-12

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WILLIAM A. BRYAN: The first
week of Democratic primary campaign
meetings ends today and il has been
highly successful one. We hope
the coming week will be just as sue
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s ID. II. MacADAM. postmaster lin
the water at Waikiki: ] thought |
would lose weight by swimming yigor.
ously out here, but II seems to work
the other way. The sea bathing is
great right now. : -. =
Nv. ]. CoELHo: The city political
campaign which is now nearing the
primaries is an interesting diversion
from watching the Legislature, and !
for one am willing to sit back and see
the scrap go on
-H. p. AGEE: The Planters Ex-
pertinent Station hopes to get the la
bofers on Oahu plantations to take up
.heangroWing on large scale. Atten.
ton will be concentrated on this one
crop for the present. e.
B WILLIAM Il. ROSA: According
TO Judge Vaughan's remarks yester.
day, persons who discriminate against
the uniform Of the army and navy
will not be dealt with very lightly In
federal court hereafter.
FREDERICK DoNNELLY: The
news that six stoTaways are being
brought back to Honolulu after ,hav-
ing slipped cut from here on d trans
port ought to be enough to discourage
others from making the attempt.
-R. L. N0GGLE: got my hand
into yellow jackets nest yesterday
morning while trimming a hedge, and
for = time the stung member looked
like ham. II doesn't bother my
signing up recruits TO the Signal Corps
company however.
WILLIAM ]. SHELDON, assistant
attorney: II there's any
one thing that makes me feel good it
is to so into police court at ? o'clock
IN the morning and clean up che whole
calendar thoroughly and with despatch
inside of an hour.
SGT FRANK S. PoRTMA, Fort
Kameiameha: saw In the paper
recently that 100, 600 bushels of grain
were used annually ia the United
States for alcoholic liquors. Evident
II mistake, as the latest figures are
10000 600 bushels for 1916.
3 "A. III. HAMRICK:: One Of the men.
from my office will probably make the
trip to Midway Island on the next
boat there This viii be in the form
OF vacation and q business trip to-
look over the new weather office in
that little out-of.the-way place
CAPT. WILLIAM R. FOSTER,
harborlnaster: I don't pay any atten-
ton to what the federal authorities
IRE doing with the ex-German steam
ers now had my worries about
u an most Of last winter; now they
are off my hands should worry
SAM B. TRISSEL, newspaper 4
man from Pstrograd: Russia has
been fighting her greatest battle at
home the internal struggle taking up
as much energy as the fight against
Germany and Austria. After this Is
settled Russia viii be tremendous
military force. q
~. A. BEAVEly. / believe that a |
candidate for supervisor in Honolulu
ought to have q real platform OF dis,
LinctIy local issues on which he
stands. Honolulu needs some i'm
which the supervisors
AN secure and If nominated and elect
ID ! am going to center forces on get,
ing them.
NORMAN WATKINS. Honolulu
has been on the way towards becom-
ng 3 real city for some years, and it |
has finally arrived. and now that it is |
8 real city II needs the best men on |
The primary ticket to run its affairs.
You, Mr.. Voter, can get these men If |
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