Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-23
Waikiki EnthuSed
Over The Governor
Great Assembly at AmoGovmCr Looks Up Landing Questionable
Stops at Public Schools to Speak Pleasant Word PupsSome
Legends by the Way


who offered him the use of their
home.
Governor Rested
Secretary Mott-Smith went up to
II. A. Baldwin's home, Hamakuapo-
ko, that night to see his son, who
mad remained behind on account of
some slight injury to his leg. The
Wailuku citizens did not give Gov
crnor Frear any reception or other
junction that night. for the commit
zee wanted to give him and his party
1 good rest after the long ride Uf
over fifteen miles on horseback from
Ulupalakua to Kihei, and the Gov
lrnor was very thankful to the COM
mittee for their kind consideration
Tor his welfare. although he and his
Jarty appeared strong and hearty
and ready for another fifteen miles
Of rough riding that very same night
If there was any necessity for It..
Major Dunning recently passed a
successful test after riding fifteen
miles, and, Judging from that, the
Governor and his party ought to be
entitled to be made Brigadier Cen
erals of Cavalry in the u S. Army,
ior they have covered more than zoe
miles on horseback since they arriv-
I'd from Honolulu on the 9TH, be-
'ides making the trip to Haleakala,
lO,032 feet above sea level. On the
way to Kahakuloa last Wednesday
omeone remarked that they were en-
titled to become members of Roose'
velt's Rough Riders. and Major
Pratt yelled out: "You bet. SIR"
at Public School
On Tuesday morning, March nth
| Governor Frear and party visited thu
Wailuku public school. of which
@. L. Copeland in the principal
There are over 200 children of bott
sexes in this school, their ages vary
ing from 6 to Is. The children wer'
arranged on the front steps OF thu
school building. Miss Edith Naone
q Hawaiian maid of 13, emerged
from the crowd and made the ad
dress of welcome to the Governor
She delivered 1t in such a masterl,
manner that even the Governor wa
amazed at her excellent delivery
The Governor then made a short ad
dress congratulauug the principa
and his corps of teachers for the ex
Cellent showing the school childre
made that morning, more especial
the lessons of patriotism taught 4
them, and he hoped that they woul
Irow up to be good men and womel
and be good citizens and love tina
flag which is dear to every tru
Americans heart Many of Wal
uku's citizens were present at tn
open-air exercises by the children
Viewed Courthouse
The Governor and party then left 70
the new Wailuku court house, whicl
is nearing completion. The Govern
or and Superintendent of Publ
Works Marston Campbell were bot
pleased with the progress of tn
building so far, and from present in
lications this building will be, whe
completed what it is intended to b'
the finest public building (outsid
of Waluku public school building
outside of Honolulu. The Wailuk
Jail was next visited. Deputy Hig
, Sheriff and Tailor J. +. Welch wa
: On hand to show the visitors aroun
the building. The Governor and 81
} Lerintendent of Public Works wei
: much satisfied at the neat appeal
ance not only of the prisoners cell
but also their kitchen, and the vlsl
ors were heard to remark that it WI
cleaner than many restaurants. I'll
2 Wailuku Armory was next visitC
2 and here the Governor was introdu
g., ed to many of the leading Hawaiia
t women of Waikiki who were
I their working clothes working hal
$ to decorate the ball room In honor
+ the Governors visit, and their @
: Cellent taste in the art of decoratir
Il for state functions was proven tn
:. evening, when the hall appeared Ill
= a ballroom in Fairyland, eXcelliI
g any attempts in that direction I
@ former state occasions.
/ The County building and fire st
! ton were next visited,
J. Up lao Valley
e About II O'Clock the Governor al
= party, attended by about ten of I
1 Waikiki committee, went up to /
o valley to inspect the one acre
n Government land above the thi
d crossing, and Just Immediately /
c low the base Of the celebrated NJ
: ale, where the Government owns
small steady-ilOwing stream capal
\ of furnishing both Waikiki and X