The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-18
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| both been the means OF instilling a
more patriotic air into these glorious
anniversaries than has been the case
for many years. 1t will be suggested
by the present Board of Managers that
rewards of patriotic pictures be given
the public schools of the Territory for
the coming year. These are now shown
you by the secretary and any sugges-
tons on these lines will be valuable
1T was expected that we would be
able to give this evening report from
the delegate of the Hawaiian society
to the National Convention but such
has not as yet come to hand Although
we appointed a full delegation but one
Compatriot Charles Montague Cooke,
was able to attend.
This meeting will appoint to the
citizens meeting called by the Acting
Governor for the proper celebration of
the coming Fourth of July number of
its members as delegates, and sugges-
tions should be offered as to our ideas
of the most suitable way of observance.
In closing let me again solicit from
the members more hearty support in
securing applications for membership
We need every eligible man of good
character that we can possibly get. And
they should all be present at the va
rious patriotic observances. Already
the Americanization of these islands
has been questioned We can do much
to maintain it and to see each year that
Old Glory is planted firmer; that our
boys and girls and not only our own
but those of alien nationalities who are
born here inherit the same birthright
as to citizenship that we do; and that
they are in every way inculcated with
the spirit of the broad patriotism of
Washington, Adams and Jefferson: that |
each day in their young school life |
there is brought before them deeds of |
our patriotic ancestors that render
this fair land today one of freedom and |
The report Of the treasurer, Lyle A |
Dickey, showed expenditures for the |
Fourth of July celebration and for |
works of reference for the library |
which had exhausted the funds of the |
society and left a small deficit
Sidney Miller Ballou, as registrar, |
made the following report:
II have the pleasure of reporting that !
during the past year there has been |
a larger increase in membership in |
this society than in any pear since its
first organization. Twenty-nine men, |
bers have been admitted to the society. |
and while some of the more recent have |
not yet been approved by the National |
Society, yet for the greater part they |
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cestors which have already met with |
the approval of the National Society, |
and 1t is therefore safe to assume that |
they will be admitted. Against this |
there has been but one resignation, |
leaving net gain of twenty-eight |
members.
At the date of the last report of the /
registrar there We're fifty-five members |
in good and regular standing. so that |
now we have eighty-three members.
The names of those joining during |
the past year are as follows: Charles /
Francis Parsons, Charles Jonathan |
Austin. Selden Bingham Kingsbury, |
Edward Davis, George Paul Cooke, |
Samuel Parker, Palmer Parker Woods. |
Frederick Galen Snow. John Uric
Smith, John Stanley Low, Erdmann |
Dwight Baldwin, Edwin Oscar Hall. /
End; David Little Wilmington, Perley |
Leonard Horne, Ray Hotchkiss Leach.
Ernest Napela Parker, Samuel Parker. |
Jr-; Robert Parker Waipa, Charles |
Henry Dickey, Eugene Hollis Lyman. |
Frederick Snowdon Lyman. Samuel
Mills Damon, Joseph Platt Cooke. /
Robert James Pratt, Samuel Parker
Woods, Stephen Parker waipa. Robert
Parker Waipa, Jr; Charles Williams.
Albert Waterhouse
During the past year we have