The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-12
BUILDING CAMPAIGN
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! should not only back the association,
as they do, financially, but should keep
| in touch with its progress. He spoke
| of difficulties in the way of getting
members. but the churches are getting
nearer together A Roman Catholic
gentleman told him only yesterday that
he would like to be an honorary mem
| Der but could not. There were many
| such men devoted to human progress,
but many belonged TO churches which
are not recognized by the association,
vet so far as he knew they were among
the best Of our business men. care
| we not losing very much in not having
! these men with us3' asked Judge
Dole 81 was very much pleased with
an editorial in The Advertiser this
morning on the Y. NJ. C. A. If that
is correct, is it not a mighty good
thing to work for?" TApplausel.
Judge Woodruff read a paper on
"Team Work" in which be used apt
illustrations from football matches and
rowing races during his college days,
referring to the enthusiasm which ex,
Governor Carter put into rowing
matches when he handled an oar. Judge
| Woodruff s talk was exceptionally good
and was to the point.
Ex-Governor Carter made a forcefu1
talk on how to get down to business
on the subscription proposition, saving
this could be done only by a united
Honolulu.
Secretary Super, referred to as 'Fthe
live wire gave a rafting good talk
on the matter.
Support Pledged.
The following resolution presented
| by Fred Waldron, was seconded by
Judge Dole and w A. Bowen, and pass
ed unanimously:
Be it Resolved, That the citizens
| of Honolulu here assembled, rep
| resenting all lines of industrial.
commercial and professional activ-
ity in our city, heartily approve of
the steps taken by the board Of
directors of the Young Men g
Christian Association, and that we
unitedly proceed at once to system
atically canvass for funds for a
new building, conditioning ulti-
mate success upon our securing at
least one hundred thousand dollars
in subscriptions by Friday night,
October %, 1909, and that we, in
dividually and collectively, pledge
our hearty support, both of time
| and means, to the accomplishing
| of the undertaking.
Organization.
The following organization was an
nounced, the various captains and
| leaders having already secured for
their respective teams a good nucleus
of men who have definitely promised
to work on this project with them.
Must Be on Hand.
At II O'Clock today these men are
urgently requested to meet at lunch at
Y. NJ. c. A. headquarters, in the store
room next door to Won Hamm- Young,
in the Alexander Young building.
Tables have been set for seventy-f five
men, and the Alexander Young Cafe
| win serve lunch every noon for the
next ten days.
Citizens Committee.
Company A.-Geo. r. Carter, cap
tain; Z. K. Myers, H NJ Won Holt, l..
| T. Peck, A. n Campbell.
Company B.-Richard II. Trent, cap
tain; j. D. McInerny, NJ. P Robinson,
Norman Watkins, Fred L. Waldron.
Company C.-J. P. Cooke, captain;
John Fleming, W. A. Bowen, j. NJ
| Dowsett, c. H. Anterior.
Company Deco. F. Davies, cap
| tain; Alex. Lindsay, Jr., Fl. f. Wieh-
man, W. T. Dillingham;, Abram Lewis,
Jr.
Company Frank C. Atherton,
captain; ". A. Love, W. r. Castle,
| John Waterhouse, Doremus Seudder.
Young Mems Business Committee.
F. E. Steere, general chairman.
Division l. - George II. Angus,
| leader; Cushman Carter, Chas. R.
! Frazier, S. A. Walker, W. W. Thayer,
G. F. Bush.
Division "A. L. Castle, leader; W.
G. Hall, D. j. Styne, E. o. Hall, Albert
Along, W. A. Bryan.
Division 3.-Chas. S. Crane, leader;
| o. L. Sorenson, Ed Dekum, w. T. Pope,
| Roscoe Perkins, Will j. Cooper.
| Division frederick D. Lowrev.
leader; H. B. Mariner, W. H. Soper,
Henry Easton, H. G. Dillingham;, Ken
meth Brown.
Division 5.-Wm. T. Schmidt. leader;
II. Glade, J. F. Child, H. w. Reynolds,
c. o. Hotel, P. L. Horne.
Division Geo. s. Waterhouse.
leader; c. H. Tracy, A. D. Cooper. Mark
johnson, Arthur Mcintosh, Ed Benner.
Younger Members Committee.
DR.. E. II. Hand, general chairman
| Hustlers-C. j. HUM, captain.
| Rustlers-J. c. Anderson. captain.
Mr.. HUM and Mr.. Anderson, who
are lining up two teams of twenty men,
! all younger men, to canvass among the
| younger men of the city, will meet for
a dinner of their own tonight at the
| Y. NJ. c. A. at six clock. and they
propose to show the older men how to
hustle.
At the banquet last night, when
| volunteers were called for to enlarge
the various committees. signed cards
to give some time to the campaign were
| sent in from one hundred and thirteen
in all.
If these men viii report at head
quarters this afternoon. any time after
lunch. they VIII be assigned to some
committee and given definite work
to do.