The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-02
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ton bureau, being armed with a for
midable kodak. Governor Carter was
out in brand new suit of rabbit-color
built on army plans, which revealed
the contour of his avoirdupois to de-
cided advantage; he was topped with
large-visored auto cap. Breckons
wore the hat he always wears. lie
went along for the lunch; like Br'er
Rabbit che lay low" and always joins
these parties for the lunch, never un-
der any consideration for business. Col.
/ Sam Parker also Carried a kodak and
a mysterious package which, being felt
revealed a cribbage board and a set of
dominoes The Colonel and Breckons
probably intended getting alone Tor a
quiet game. George Davies created a
/ sensation by gliding on to the wharf IN
| his splendid new automobile. JUS
/ tice Hartwell and the charming Miss
Hartwell drove to the wharf in a
phaetOn Jared Smith intended to
study the nature of the soil about the
Pearl Lochs, never forgetting his farm
duties.
Senator Lane turned up with a new
Panama Major Dunning looking rip
ping in his regimentals.
At 9:1j everybody was on the wharf
except the Longworths, Jack" Atllin-
son and the Straus party. They ar
rived a moment later.
Jack and the Longworths went
scorching on the wharf clear to the
gangway in a red-devil auto, the cele-
brities jumping aside to get out Of the
way. A reporter suggested to Atkin-
son that he exceeded the speed-limit.
Ordinances don't go here said the
Secretary, laughing, 'this Naval wharf
is United States property"
/ Admiral Very welcomed Congress-
man Longworth and the Presidents
| daughter aboard the Iroquois. The
Admiral was most entertaining and
had something pleasant to say to
everybody.
Just before the party embarked a de-
| tachment of marines marched on to
the wharf, formed in line facing the
! party, grounded arms and then, as
the guns of the Naval Station sounded
in salute to Secretary Straus, presented
arms. When the last of the seventeen
guns had spoken and secretary Straus
had remarked enthusiastically on the
splendid appearance of the marines and
Alice had echoed his sentiment, the
party went aboard ship, the flag was
hoisted the whistle blew and the Iro-
quois cast off.
Aboard the Iroquois had been placed
aft a huge board upon which appear
ed a map of Pearl harbor for the bene-
fit of the passengers, that they might
follow their course and learn some
thing of the nature of the lochs.
The party will have a view of the en-
trance of the harbor, the fertilization
sites and, after luncheon they will be
taken in autos to view the Wahiawa
pineapple lands. Some members of the
party will return this evening while
others go to Haleiwa
The following go to Haleiwa for the
night: Secretary and Mrs. Straus and
Master Straus and Private Secretary
Weed, Mr. and Mrs. Longworth, Gov
ernOr and Mrs. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs
F. NJ. Hatch, Mr. and Mrs Richard
Iyers and Secretary Atkinson. Some
who did not go down in the Iroquois
will join the Haleiwa party by train
this evening.
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for over an hour and the labor ques
ton was discussed very thoroughly
After Mr.. lshii had left Or. Cofer o
the Federal Quarantine station, DI
Brlnckerhon Of the Marine Hospita
Service, Collector Of the Port Stack
% able, and Raymond C. Brown called o
Mr.. straus aud were with him for som
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