Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-16

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a point where an additional man is
necessary.
The trades, commercial and indus
trial development committee of the
Chamber of Commerce is to meet this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. One of the
matters which it will consider is the
daylight saving plan for Honolulu.
Having completed a tour of % cities
on the mainland and planned to make
trip to the Orient, Inga Orner, Nor
wegian soprano of the New York Met
ropOlitan Opera company, is expecting
to stop off in Honolulu according to
word received from her last week
Harry Murray, superintendent of
the water department, has requested
the board of supervisors for a motor
cycle to be used by the meter read
ers in the outside sections of the
city and also for the inspection ser
vice.
Edward Francis McGrew, aged II,
was injured by street car at Pawaa
junction late Saturday afternoon. He
ran into the car while he had his head
turned in another direction. His in
juries were treated at the emergency
hospital
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
the members Of the chamber of COM
merce will hold their regular monthly
meeting. The question of how long
the Mid-Pacific Carnival will be held
and the extent of the program will
be discussed.
Caught between a freight car and
block Of cement, Joe Ferreira was
badly mangled at the Oahu railway
shops on King street on Saturday at.
ternoon. After the accident he was
taken to the Queens hospital, but was
removed to his home yesterday.
A. P Taylor, secretary of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee, who is agent
for the Commerce Reports in Hawaii,
has received a number of requests for
Information on the production of cef-
fee, sisal, rubber and tobacco. Condi-
present time for the production of
sisal.
Fred Kahea, whose discharge from
the band was reported few days ago,
has been reinstated. He said this
morning that the difficulty was due to
a misunderstanding which has been
settled and ne wishes to absolve Band
master Balan from any intimation Of
unfair treatment.
Ebert P. Tuttle, a prominent Puma
hou student who has been attending
Cornell university for the last three
years, is spending the summer work
ing in a bank in Jacksonville, Florida,
according to his father, Guy H. futile
Malcolm Tuttle, his brother, who is
also well known in Honolulu, is work
ing in a shipbuilding establishment
not far from Philadelphia.
r. c. Bowman, vocational instructor
Of the Maui public schools, who is in
charge Of the shop work of the sum-
mer school, had his right hand pain
fully cut Friday when it came in
contact with the sharp knife of re,
volving planer. He received three
cuts-two of his fingers being injured
and long and deep slash on the side
Of his hand.
Honolulu lodge No. 500, L. o. o. NJ.
entertained last week with a smoker,
in honor of a large delegation from
various lodges in the territory. Plates
were laid for about sixty persons and
it was preceded by an initiation of a
large class of candidates. Severa'
speeches were enjoyed. Preparations
were begun for the annual affair, which.
takes place the latter part Of the year
Members of the Y. ". C. A. to the
humber Of Is gathered at the Y. w. C.
a. beach house for a Sunday program
yesterday. Mrs. Katherine M. Yates,
the we'll known writer, read a story
of her own which was well received.
Mrs William Henry Fry sang two
SOA6SS 10Y 40 DOAC OuoIlIy.
The Hawaiian girls present, led by
Mrs. w. L. Bowers sang a number OF
Hawaiian songs. Mrs. O. H. Walker
of the Travellers Aid Committee was
hostess.
Lit up" with copious quantities of
sake, K Monde, a Japanese domestic
employed at Pearl Harbor, made the
mistake of threatening to kill Police
Officer Ed Ross at the police station
yesterday afternoon and had to spend
the night at the station. This was
after he had been brought to the sta
ton to settle a dispute over an auto
mobile fare. After the decision was
made in opposition to his contentious,
he turned to the police officer and
made the threat to kill.
MISS MEEA FAIRCHILD