Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-23
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

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surf at Waikikil: These days Ike
70 set into o bathing sun about D.
N and just lie on the sand and relax
PROF. W. 4. BRYAN: The Demo
cratic general election campaign be-
gins this evening. and thus far have
been unable to find any discouraged
candidates.
e D. BUFFANDEAU Ito one
who did not vote at the primaries): :
Don't you dare say one thing about
the election. I checked every pre-
cinet list and know Just who did not
vote.
Il. NJ. STAINBACK, attorney gen
eral: understand that Judge Lyle
Diekey Is now on the mainland. Just
as soon as he II hack we intend to
carry the Waimea school case to the
supreme court
DAVID KAL1AUOKALANI: Now
that the heat Of the primaries has
slightly cooled we are settling down
here ia the clerks office to the regu-
lar routine, which includes prepare
ton for the general election.
UNITED STATES ATTORNEY s.
G. HUBER: I have received adviees
from Iowa which say that young men
in high schools and grammar schools
throughout the states are volunteering
for firm work for the period q: the
war. -.
ed ToWSE: Honolulu residents
would be surprised to know that there
is often congestion of traffic on the
King street extension I'm Mouiilf that
would do credit to the corner OF Fort
and King streets ahout~5 o'clock in
the evening.
WARREN DEASE, chairman Out
rigger Canoe Club order and entertain
ment committee: 1t looks as though
the June Moonbeam dance, week
from this coming Saturday night, viii
be as web attended az any OF the
winter ones. ~ = =
u. &. HIGGINS: Moiliiii Field Is q
real baseball place. sure enough. AT.
er the heavy rain on Saturday four
games were played and the field was
In perfect condition. The attendance
at the games has increased every
week, and the field should prove to be
q popular one with the fans.
WALTER ENGLE; My Ford car
came near to getting stuck In the red
mud Of Waianae district last Saturday
afternoon when the heavy rain swept
down there. Each time though that
the engine was about to stall I hoped
out and put my own shoulder to the
load. Il was muddy exercise BIT We
got to solid ground that way. :.
SUPERVISOR CHARLES Arm.
OLD: II certainly did the road com.
mittee good to hear Judge C. w. Ash
ford renounce his objections to the
new improvements on Beretania
street. The fact that he said he had
been won over by other similar I'm
proyements which have been made
since makes II all the better. 7
HENRY WHITE: That little
Asahi baseball team IS about the fast.
est aggregation that has been seen In
Honolulu for some time and at lasts
the Japanese have gathered togetfefs
Q team which should make q big hit
In local baseball. That, was Q great
game on Sunday at .Moiliili and even
the Braves viii acknowledge that they
had the breaks Of the game. ss...
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"A. n. LARIMER: Dick Whit
comb is on his way to the mainland,
where he Will visit his heme In Tope-
ka, and also attend the graduating ex-
ercises at Washburn College, where
he was formerly q football star. ]
can't. tell you when he will return,
but he Is expected back this summer,
and may purchase two ticke.s on the
way back. AT least that Is the ruInor.
p. P. FoGARTY, chairman Repnbli,
can county central committees The
only way to preserve party. iolidarity
and integrity b 10 vote 'em straight. 4
Scratching Of tickets always tends TO
disrupt party organizations. The ma.
ioity Of the party has named the
party ticket fairly and squareiy at the
primaries and now IT'S up to every
good Republican to abide by the re-
suits. = =
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