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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-22
MINUTE
OF DELEGATES
TINE IS FILLED

While the last words to the speech.
.es to be delivered before the inter.
island convention were being added
yesterday, delegates to the convention
were taken on q tour of Oahu. Dur
ing the entire day they rode around
the island, stopping at several places
OF interest. Forty private automo-
biles were used for the trip, in@charge
of Robert. w. Single and Fred G..
Smith.
/. The local committee was composed
of Chairman Fred L. Waldron, Secre-
tary H P. Wood, representing the
Promotion Committee, Vice-President
George G. Guild, of the Merchants
Association. President w. r. Earring
ton, representing the AID Club and
President George r. Carter, repre-
senting the Chamber Of Commerce.
The party returned at s o'clock in
the evening. In that time they had
stopped at Haleiwa for luncheon. A
number of the delegates took advan-
tage OF the pause there for swim in
the surf.
Dr.. FL. p. Elliot, president of the
-. .
Hilo Board of Trade. was particularly
pleased with the trip and the eppor-
tunity itsafforded to inspect the Oahu
belt road.
cit was one Of the most enjoyable
rides have ever taken, he said. ct
was not only enjoyable but instruct
i've. What we saw of the belt road
will be a great assistance to u.s."
In the evening the delegates and
members of the AID Club attended a
moving picture exhibition al. the Ha.
vail theatre, which had been special
" arranged for them.
Saturday afternoon the delegates
were the guests of the Marconi Wire
less Company at an inspection Of its
new plant at koko Head. At 1:30 a
special car took out a large number
Of the delegates to the end of the
Kaimuki line, where they were met
by the company's big motor trucks
and taken to the station. N. H.
Slaughter, the company's engineer,
was present and escorted the guests
about the plant, explaining its features
TO them. The delegates were sur
prised at the immense size of the
plant and the thoroughness with
which it has been erected. The
hotel for employees surprised them
- its size and up to dateness.
And the size of. the receiving room
where thirty-five operators win work
in shifts day and night after the first
year, also impressed them.
Saturday evening pictures of Ha-
waiian life and scenes were shown in
the Cooke Hall, Y. NJ. G. A.. to the
delegates. Many of these films were
Used by Walter G. Smith on the main.
land lecture tour A number OF them
were taken by Kemp The disp,a3
was success in every detail.
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DELEGATES MADE
MERRY EN- ROUTE
TO CONVENTION

The real fun" program Of the civic
convention did not have its beginning
when the Mauna Kea docked at the
Inter Island wharf Saturday, but
was really started Immediately after
the vessel departed from the Crescent
City. At least, that is what the ma
jority. Of the delegates say. From
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2. Solo Goodbye, Honolulu!
You're all right since the
Hammer is buried and nthe
Knocker is dead
And he was our only
dooI
Chorus-So goodbye, Ho-no-lu-lui
Goodbye, Alohal Good
bye
(Repeat chorus softly)
Beautiful Hiio.
fAir-Daisys)
Hilo. HiIo. the place that we all adore,
We invite you TO our beautiful shore.
A time we would like to show you.
And many things that are new-oo;
So come you all. give US test,
And HIL0 will do the rest.
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lama, VIM. Henning, Charles lake,
r. A. Drunmond, Theodore T. Meyer,
a. f. Bruno, countY enginesFs Wm
h. Bal, district oVerseef, Vim. Fred
Kaae. county clerk, Thomas B. Lyons,
deputy clerk.
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The town of Pixinos. Pa, owned by
]. Warner Milfflin, brick msnufactur,
er, is to be sold at auction within two
weeks. Bankruptcy is the cause.
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Greetings to Honolulu.
(Air-" Maryland, Ny Maryland'D
Oh Honolulu. we greet you,
With our song Of welcome,
Oh Honolulu, we greet you
With our song of welcome;
We're here to boost
And sing the praise.
Get on to your advanced ways;
We're more alive than you may think;
To Honolulu we all viii drink.
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The less q man amounts e the lar
ger he shows up IN group photo
graph.
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Sundry Noises Imported from HiIo

Below
emitted OF
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suNDRy NOISES.
The Menehunes.

SUNOHY NOISES.
The Menehunes.
(Air-"Kaua ka Hua-hu-ai'')
!. See the fires burning on the
height;
Pele's flames illuminate the night;
From their hiding places high
upon the mountains,
See the little Menehune come.
2. Long have they been hiding out or
fear;
Never would they venture 10 APP
Now dbedient to Lono's incanta-
tons,
See the little Menehune come.
3. (Sing verse over again as a
chorus. and repeat chorus
softlyO
Nu-u-nfea-Ia-nl.
]. Solo PaDolo. Paloa. Palele. Pa
Hull. Pamakani--
Chorus Nu-u-mea-la-nii
Nuru-mea-la-a-ni.
2. Solo, ana-kahi, mana-lua, puu-
k0ln
heke-ele, makaru-i-la e;e-
ele-
Chorus Nu-u-mea-lani!
Nu-u-measla-arni.
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HIIo No IA OF.
(Air-@T ousey Mongalay')
Hilo town is the place,
Beautiful scenery you'll always face
With it's Volcano, Railroad and flow
ers,
To share this wondrous isle of ours;
There yon'H find no one is blue,
Even tho Free Sugar went thru;
And the tourists they win come
To the land we love.
h-l-i-o.
Just you watch old Hilo grow.
Siren.
(Siren)
OF vol
See Hawaii First.
oske WOW, WOW.
Wela ka hao.
Where are you goingY To See Hawaii
First
H Hs,%sila-heal Ks-as-ia'-osi
s;,;';s' a-.-'.sr
Hawaii Ponoi
Sweet I,of1oh11n
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has been under the weather since SAT-
urday suffering from severe chiils. He
Is much improved today. however.
Miss Bernadine Strong. who has
been visiting Mrs. Guy U. Hardy for
three or four days. started for her
home In Illinois today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Isaacs OF Flor
ence visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
supperstein over Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Isaacs is proprietor OF the Globe
store In Florence.
Mr.. and Mira p. Marsh OF Colorado
Springs drove over here in their car
Saturday night and spent Sunday at
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the strathmore and also took In the
scenic drives about the city.
Mr.. Glen Gebhardt came over from
Colorado Springs on his wheel last
week and spent Sunday with his par
cnts. Mr.. cebhardt Is q student At
Colorado college.
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Nebraska, where he will go into the
mercantile business. Mrs. Manuel will
join him there In about a week.
County Treasurer Jonathan Seaman
and Mr.. Eugene Bradbury spent the
day In Florence on business.
Mrs. C. H. wohlford OF Kamsack
Saskatchewan, Canada, is the guest of
her brother, Mr.. Lee Hill. and family
at 1925 River street.
Warden Thomas lyman. who but re-
Gently returned from his extended
eastern speech making tour. went to
Denver this morning on a short bus
mess trip.
Friday evening the K. OF p. will hold
their last meeting in w. o. w. hall.
After lodge that night the new quar-
ters in the Apex block will be inspect
ed. A good attendance is desired.
Mr.. W. A. Goodykoontz OF Cherokee.
Iowa, and Mr.. E. w. Goodykoontz II
Waukon. Iowa. who have been visiting
their mother and sister in this city for
the past week, started for their homes
in Iowa today. Miss Myrtle Goody-
koontz. their sister. is returning with
them for an Indefinite stay.
Mrs. Anna Donahue of Memphis.
Tenn, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Robert Chase for the past week. went
to Denver this morning. Mrs. E. X.
Chase OF Quincy. I'LL, who accompani-
ed Mrs. Donahue from the western
coast, remained for more extended
visit.
Charlie Hill OF Florence is in the
city this afternoon on business. Mr..
Hill was accompanied by Mr.. Henry
Williams.
Ask julius Cramer what kind of
cold medicine Charlie Van Patten has
been carrying around In his little bot
tie. II you don't see Julius ask Charlie
about it.
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and Mrs. charlie. zensls. Of South


Mrs Ferd Curtis has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs Charles Roha, in
Pueblo this week. She will return
home Sunday.
The members Of the Denver Univer-
sity Glee Club left on d. & R. C. No.
10 this morning. They win sing in
Florence this evening.
Mr.. Ernest Harris. who has been
visiting friends in this city for a week.
left Thursday for Sonora. California.
where he goes to accept u lucrative
position in the forestry service.
There is some discussion in Rock
vale concerning the creating of n
sidewalk district and 1t looks very
probable that such a thing would
come to pass. Rockvale has wanted
sidewalks for sometime and 1t looks
now as IL they would get them.
Miss Ethel Joel. teacher in the
Pueblo schools. is spending the Easter
vacation with her foster parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Rogers. Her friend,
Miss Bessie Magner, also Pueblo
teacher. is spending the weekend with
her.
IT, =
land this morning to attend the in
quest held over the body OF Homer
Hainlaine. the eighteen-year-old lad
who was caught in the machinery at
the Portland Cement plant Wednesday.
receiving injuries from which he died
a few hours later.
Mrs. W. v. Thornton has been a
town from Florence visiting with her
sister. Mrs. John White.
The Denver University Glee Club
who gave concert at the NJ. E.
church last night. spent the morning
hours today going through the peni-
tentiary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dunaway OF Dem
yer arrived In the city the FIRST Of the
week for n short visit with Mrs. Dun
away's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. C.
Gardner.
Mr.. Willis. an uncle OF DR.. r. Z.
Holmes. has purchased ranch near
Parkdale OF DR.. Edwin Clarke. Mr..
Willis comes to Colorado for the
health of his son.
Miss Annie Derito, senior at South
Canon high school. IL seriously III al
Graves hospital. but II is reported that
she is a little better today. Miss
Deritos home is in Brookside. but dur
ing the school year she lives with Mr..
and Mrs. Eldred in South Canon
Mrs. Rossiter Blake Towle OF oma-
ha. Nebraska, In a communication to
her father. Mr.. Dal De weese. states
that they we're not affected by the cy-
clone. but that the roof on the house
OF her mother-In-law was blown OF.
Judge Charles wilkin returned this
afternoon from Buena Vista where he
has been holding court all week. There
will be a session OF court in the dis
trict court Saturday. II. L. Denison.
court reporter. who has been with
Judge wiikin. returned with him
Deputy c. ". Lindsay OF the Kansas
penitentiary at Lansing. Kansas, start
ed this morning for that place with
Hugh Smith. colored man who was
released from the pen here tins morn
ing after three years for burglary.
having been sentenced from FL Paso
county. Smith escaped from the Kan
sas penitentiary about four years ago
and had three years to serve there
Mr.. Louis Hanchett OF Michigan
spent a couple of days this week with
Mr.. J. n. Wright Mr.. Hanchet Is on
an extended business trip to the
northwest.
DR.. Kittell Is on business trip to
westclIffe this week. He will return
Saturday.
Mr.. Harry wray. son OF Mrs U. s.
okey, student at Colorado College.
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Pueblo travelling Men Do Not Fan Us.

w. o. Leach. r. D. Plat. p. Miriss.
travelling men from Pueblo. started In
on their rounds OF the week here To-
day. These men say that. since they
started making Canon City the FIRST
day of every week they have been
whirziro up the road to success.
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. warmers formerly lived IN caaon

Ss$Ss ~"
DR.. and Mrs. r. E. Holmes and son.
Raynor. and Mrs. George Bethel Jr..
have been visiting in Pueblo for a. few
days.
Mr. L L. Lambuth went to Texss
the first OF the week to look over some
land holdings he has there. 1t Is also
his vacation trip.
Mrs. J. E. Hastings OF Los Angeles.
who has been visiting in Iowa, stopped
here for short visit with her brother
in-law, Mr.. c. w. Talbot. on her return
trip to the coast.
Miss Ida Tanner has returned from
Pueblo where she visited with her sis
ter. Mrs. Sumner Pressey. Her littIs
nephew, wardsworth Pressey. return
ed with her for an indefinite visit.
SATURDAY.
Mrs. William Bowles, who gave birth
to baby at Graves hospital the mid
die OF the week. but which died n day
later. is getting along as nicely as
could be expected. Her many friends
hope for her immediate recovery.
Mr.. Ray Tabor OF Cotopaxi Is visit
ing in the city today.
Mr.. W. r. Alfred of Colorado Springs
is visiting friends In the city today.
Miss Elizabeth Blair. who is teach
ing at Coal Creek. is visiting the
Misses Hill and Hall. teachers In
South Canon.
VIII Waldo. who left Canon a few
weeks ago. has located in Billings.
Montana. The legal foom name will be
Waldo & Cunningham. Mr.. Canning
ham being an old friend and college
OF Mr.. Waldo. Will writes
that he likes the northwest very much
Miss Sheldahi os Buena Vista. Mr.
Campbell OF Denver and Mr.. Sheidah,
of Boulder are house guests at the
J. J. Armstrong home
The funeral OF Mrs. G. w. Tobin
will be held from the residence. 732
Hazel avenue. Monday afternoon at
O'Clock.
The cattle company which W. II.
Smith represents has sold to Mr.
James Alfred OF Routt county $50 head
OF cattle to be delivered In May NJ.
Alfred is an extensive cattle owner and
he 10 pleased with the stock he got
here.
Miss Grace Eirod. who won the \
diamond ring In the Empress contest.
wishes TO heartily thank her many !
friends in their efforts to see that |
she was the recipient OF the prize She
appreciates their endeavors In her re-
gard very much.
Mrs. Frank c. Fish came down nom
Denver with her husband on MS regn- |
lar trip from Denver on No. aud |
spent last night here. Mr.. Fish Is the |
genial brakeman on No. . and 10 with
Conductor Lyman and Mrs. Fish de-
lights in making the trip with him
once in a while.
At the regular meeting OF the p. A.
Y No. 1873. Friday evening. It was vot
ed to telegraph nifty dollars to the
Yeoman Castle In Des Aolnes. Iowa.
to be used for the benefit OF the vco-
man flood sufferers. The meeting
OF last night was the last TO be held
in shaeffer hall as the order Will oc-
cupy the w. o. W. hall In the future.
Meeting as usual on Friday evening.
Mr.. Z. A. Davis. president of the
Fremont County Horticultural Society.
has been confined to his home few
days this week on account of Illness.
Surveyors have been busy at tho
Wolf Park mine Friday and today
booking out the coal deposits and OPP
enIng up the south slope. The miners
will get busy tomorrow.
MONDAY
ars. j. J. Schulz and son. Jake.
left Sunday morning for few days
visit in Denver and Loveiand.
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tie. II you don't see Julius ask Charlie
about It.
FRIDAY
Sheriff Newcomb went to Florence
and Portland this morning to look
after business matters.
Is convaiescing after a severe seige
OF pneumonia
Miss Mae Rittenhouse was a passen-
ger on No. 10 this morning for Flor
ence, where she will spend the day.
Mrs. Polk Pierce OF Rudd avenue
was called to Illinois the first part of
the week on account OF the serious
illness OF her mother.
Howard Horney was one OF the
many Canon City sports" who went
to Pueblo last night to witness the
prize fights.
Mr. II. ZeItler OF Iowa is the guest
Of his sister. Mrs. NJ. Yard. Mr.. Zeit-
Ter has been enjoying the winter in
California and is homeward bound
Miss Grace Cunningham. stenogra-
pher in the Office OF McLain & Pease.
is taking the evidence in Portland this
morning at the inquest OF Homer
Hainlaine.
Mrs. Edwin A. Clarke will leave
for Akron. Colorado, within a couple
OF days. Akron is to be their future
home, DIR. Clarke having been there
some little time. Miss Helen Clarke
who is a member OF the graduating
class OF the C. C. II. s.. will remain
In Canon until after the commence
ment. Their son. willard Clarke. will
remain in Canon a few weeks before
joining the family.
James A. Stump is spending the day
in Portland looking after business
matters requiring this attention.
Lafa Combs returned from Denver
on No. 9 last evening. He has beer
in the capital city for three or foul
days on business connected with th'
new I. o. o. F. Home.
Mrs. VIII Stewart OF jefferson. Iowa
was the guest OF Miss Bessie Yard |
couple Of days this week. Mrs. Stew
art has been spending a month or tw,
in California and stopped in Canoi
as he was returning home.
Leonard Lambuth Is Spending I
few weeks in Texas. =. post card Il
his father here from Houston says tina
Mr.. Lambuth is having a fine tine an
finds the sunny south quite attractiv
in its spring garb OF green.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Dozier grecte
couple of friends at the d. & r. C
station this morning. Mr.. and Mri
Miller. Mr.. Miller is one OF the OF
flcIals of the Denver & Rio Grsnde an
was in Canon on = short business triI
Mrs. Mary Jones. who has been tn
guest Of Mrs Emil Tobler. returne
to her home in Boulder on Thursda,
u Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Guthrie are th
guests Of Mrs 0utbrie's parents. NJ
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News Notes

tAdvertisement)
Ragsdales
Real Estate
Bargains
Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 5s3
Main street Record office.
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MONDAY

ars. J. J. Schulz and son. Jake,
left Sunday morning for a few days
visit in Denver and Loveland.
Miss Merle McLain returned this
afternoon to resume her studies at
Colorado college after having spent
the Easter vacation. at home.
Judge c. ID. Bradley OF Florence is
In the city today on business connect
ed with the district court.
A drunk. arrested by Marshall Skin
ncr Saturday night, was fined 81 in
Justice Kennedy's court this morning.
After an abEence OF week In Buena
Vista Judge wilkin presided in district
coure here today. He will be busy all
week. W
Mrs. Watson. mother OF willis Wat
son. is much improved in health. Mr.
Watson returned from the ranch near
wetmore last week.
Justice Of the Peace David Houston
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EXCURSION FARES CENTRAL
OF GEORGIA RAILWAY

Account Alfalfa Day, Americas, Ga
September 18th, low round trip fares
will apply from many stations 20
Americas. Tickets on sale Sept. IA and
as, with return limit Sept. 10th, 1919
For reduced fares, tickets, schedules
and full information ask the Ticket
Agent, Or communicate with Jno. w.
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lBy Wrightman F. Melton.l

It's a pity poor Peter got his neck
broke" the other day.
An Irishman explained, in a letter
to the family of his friend who hal
just been hanged: Mike was ad-
dressing a large and enthusiastic aud
fence last Friday when. the platform
under his feet gave way and he was
hurled into eternity"
So it was with Pete. But Pete
'prophesized nearly all of his career
twenty-five years ago. He then declar-
ed in the pride of folly: q am in the
brokerage business. First, l broke Il
mule colt; secondly, broke a piece of
newground; thirdly, / broke out of
school; fourthly, l am now breaking
dad Postscript twenty-five years
later and from another world(: Il got
my neck broke!"
There are two kinds of breaking
constructive and destructive.
1t is all right to break away from
evil companions, from silly notions,
and from foolish customs, traditions.
and superstitions. Sometimes the
surgeon has to break or re-break IA
bone in order to set it properly. An
old building must be broken down TO
make way for new and better build
ing. 1t is ,commendable to break rec
ords in athletics, in business, and in
revotion.
The destructive inclination mani
tests itself early Moved by such a
spirit, the child needlessly breaks his
toys and hurts his pets.
The broker-son and the broker
daughter, careless of honorable fam
lily name and beautiful family tradi-
ton, break the hearts of their par
ents.
The broker-parent, unmindful of his
divine mission, ruthlessly destroys tn
radiant dreams of the young life
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that applica-
ton for the parole of Ed Hook, con-
victed at the December term, 1901
Sumter Superior court for the offense
of murder and sentenced to life i'm
prisonment in the state penitentiary
of the Prison Commission of Georgia.
will be filed at the October session,
1913 of the Prison Commission OF
Georgia.
FINLEY & HENSON,
Gainesville, Ga, Attorneys for Ed
Hook
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THE WISE GUYS

New York is the home of the wis :
guy. The air of Manhattan is conf
posed of oxygen and nitrogen as else
where, plus, however, a large amount
of sophistication. This element salts
fies the wise kuy with his habitat.
Away from New York is "only camp
ing out" he signs. The denizens of the
outer darkness are collectively "yaps. -
Among them the New Workers. chief
est scorn is reserved for Philadel-
phians. I'VE city chaps who know a
thing or two" really feel sorry fo.'
those who are so unfortunate as to
live in innocent little villages like
Philadelphia, Chicago, and Washing
ton. The wise guys are fed by the
wise press on jokes about the victim
izing of rural visitors by New YORK
confidence men. This is the choicest
fiction of the day. What is the truth
An unfortunate 'yap. of Philadel.
phia on last Sunday printed a four
page newspaper. It's name the Sun
day Telegram, bore a slight resemb.
lance to the Evening Telegram, tht
only afternoon newspaper published
in New York on Sunday, but it was
printed on white instead of pink pa
per, and beneath the title line appear
ed in small letters the words "Phila.
delphia, Sunday, August 81" The frs
page was given up to headlines half &
foot RICH and lurid fake story Of
Harry Thaw's escape from the Sher.
brooke jail to the accompaniment OF
the slaughter of numerous guards
&c.
] Did the slick Philadelphia send this
newspaper to the ''yap" towns thai
make humor for the New York vaude-
Vile stage? Was it sold in Cohoes, in
Winsted, Conn, or Elmira? Not at all
His agents headed straight for New
York, and before the police woke UP
about 100000 copies were sold for fiyc
cents each on Broadway and the con-
yerging thoroughfares which are tbs
"a
home of all-wisdomo New York. news
Toys alleged to be a. rather knowing
lot, paid two and half cents each for
the fakes, and passed them to the wise
guys at nickel Over in poor, sleepy
old Philadelphia a man grinned and
said: Its shame to take the mon
ey."