Hilo Pleased With Bulletin Enterprise Results
Special to te Hullecing Hilo reports a festive mood as residents celebrate Bulletin Enterprise coverage of a local contest. Mentions two upsets and congratulates contestants, noting Miss Todd’s withdrawal and Miss Todd’s supporters, while praising the bulletin’s role and plans for Honolulu travel by Kinau ship with representatives Weatherred and CranNorth amid strong public interest at the wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Broniing
Ntiermann
Daley
Duda
Pepe Fontatiies
Ilan
Hawaii
Citi
Pacific
Hili
Eugene McCann
Sunny
Misa
Mira Todd
Everebody
Todd
Satunday
Hoi
Fet ii
Heriid
Daily News
Admiral Hawking
Buckland
Peom Beckley
Mas 'Wodd
Abe
Ake
Asauren
Haykan
Ellis
Elaine
Mina ‘Todd
Hulletin Wit
Miss Todd
Mika Siltvey
Ako
Honolulu
Kinau
Meg
Weatherred
Kay
Seaside Social Notes Spotlight Maui Polo Event And Tours
Seaside hosts an invitational dance by the Oulu Polo Club for the Maui club with committee members Gerrit Wilder Harold Castle Harold Dillingham and George Voller arranging invitations. Tomorrow a concert honors Col Ralph W Hoyt and the Twenty fifth Infantry as they arrive on the transport Creek. A Thursday hop honors officers and ladies of the transport Buford from San Francisco. The young set reports lively times with several gatherings and visitors noted among many names and places in this coastal town society circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chareh
Manchuria
Maui
Oulu
Polo Club
AL Wilt
Gerrit’ Wilder
Harold Castle
Harold Dillingham
George Voller
Ralph W. Hoyt
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Transport Creek
Twenty-Fifth
Brownsville
Buford
San Francisco
Haywood Reception In Salt Lake City
Secretary Willon D Haywood of the Western Federation of Miners arrived in Salt Lake City with his invalid wife in arms. A crowd surged to greet him as he disembarked. His mother Mrs Carruthers was toppled from a carriage and saved by his son. He then departed with his family toward his sister’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Willon D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Gini
Tela
Boise
Carruthers
Haywood
Mos
James Killeen
Fine Job Printing at the Suffice
A compact notice notes a local printing firm offering services for job printing at a sufficing level, emphasizing reliable workflow and timely completion for area businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Rub
Eight room house for sale on Kuakini Street
For sale an eight room well built house with 32 by 42 feet, large verandah, four bedrooms, toilet and bath. Newly painted with 150 feet frontage on Kuakini Street. Cool healthy location within walking distance to town center near Liliha and Nuʻuanu cars, priced at $1500. Bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuakini St
Liliha
Nuuanu
Chamber Takes Up Shipping Law At Hatter Meet
The Hatter Chamber discusses shipping law and coast operations. Morgan notes costs, Garvie proposes annual funding from a five member special committee, and the board votes to expand the transfer committee and bylaws to fifteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ht Chamber
A Et Hylton
Belie Mhateenan Das FR. Morgan
Wana
Vonmoy
Alex. Garvie
Wade
California
Tiedilivles Oo
Hobie
Serio
Huai
Garvin
Elie
Morgan
Cofer
Tringhae
Tenney
Whit
Telley
Board
Trmne
Ander
Vickers Opens New Shoe Repair Shop on Union Street
A new shoe repair shop by Ten Vickers opens on Union Street near Hotel, featuring eight modern electrically powered machines for quick repairs. A coast shoemaker will handle repairs, promising prompt service and return of shoes in good order, with shop in former Coyne Furniture space. The venture aims to attract customers seeking immediate repairs and will open Monday mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten Vickers
Union Street
Hotel
Sax
Hough
Coyne Furniture Co
Autick
Mr Vickers
Uncle Sam pays workers well on rest and leave
The government payroll includes about fifty five thousand employees with annual salaries surpassing 60 million dollars. Workers enjoy thirty days vacation and thirty days sick leave yearly, with many taking full use. Calculations show over six million dollars yearly spent on vacation pay to nonregular staff and outside help often used during vacations. The Steward Oil Company was fined 28.44 million dollars by Judge Cadis for accepting rebates from the patron railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Tr dx
Treasury
Tas
U. S
Goverment Printing
Hell
Steward Oil Company
de ‘Touneerdt
Cadis
Atron Railroad
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Theo. H. Davies &Co., Ltd
Queen of Havana
HOTLS
HAWAI
Consolidated Soda Works Co., Ltd
Telephone
Ayer
Fiome
Ayer’s
J. C. Ayer
Board of License Commissioners
Oahu
Misamatsu Hirano
Hirano Hotel
Bishop Lane
Kukul Street
A. J. Campbelt
T. Uemura
Boretania
Nuuang
Alapal
Dagnar Sorengon
Euel Wilcox
Messrs
Benny"Macfarlane
Herbert Dowsett
Ry Cooke
Weller
Gall
Southwok
Allan
Sherwood
Prederic Lowrey
Harold Rice
Gustiv Schacter
Ba Ae
B. B. McClanahan
Manon Valley
M Verh
Violet Damon
Alice Cooke
Beatrice Castle
Hala
Bisa Schacter
Dion Berenson
Irene Visher
Edna Gunn
Harriet Hatch
Catherine Goodale
Nora Sturgeon
Charlotte Baldwin
Mice Macfarlane
Minna Terger
Eibhel Wilcox
the Mowara
Galt
Buuthack
Prederick
Edward Watson
Vir Sinks Watson
Madeira
Mra. Forster
Title Hotel
Mra
George Machirline
Miew Hee Maclarkane
Watts
Mrs. Brown
George Macfarlane
Comat
Watson
Anil
Forster
William Irwin
Miunawili Ranch
Leeokat Wright
Walid
Talon Ap
Suilsh Stan
Straustad Wecksniepent
Uri
Ak Mooditr
Samgetile
Bubie
Mr. Smith
Sith
Aer Luca
Board of
Paris
Emir
Jan
Cappo
P. E. R. Strauc
King Street
Waity Bldg
Lold
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