Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-22

muse ioealb WHICH diOue MAKE lue
life Of men upon this earth worth
living. When we can even up, and we
must not be discouraged II our ar.
rows fall short Of the mark, and
translate this purpose into action,
then, and then only, will the work OF
our organizations have a beneficial
effect upon the happiness and prosper
fly Of our people.
The good folks Of Hilo have been
conducting for some months past q
campaign under the slogan See Ha,
wall First I say to you, men OF
Kauai, Oahu and Maui. follow cur ex.
ample, and boost the attractions OF
your own islands; loud and long and
all the time. But let rs get together
right now and start bigger and bet.
ter campaign. a hands across Che
channels movement for the advertis-
ing and greater glory and honor of
our Hawaii mel. II we can start this
In spirit CT mutual sympathy and
helpfulness, this convention will not
have met in vain.
"Mr. Chairman, / voice the senti.
mepts Of your guests today when ]
say that you and your colleagues have
done everything that Is possible TO
make our stay with you one contiDu-
GUS round of JOY and pleasure. We
thank the Honolulu organizations for
the glad hand and CHEEKY welcome so
iayishly extended to MS. We are hav-
ing a splendid time making friends
with everybody, and we feel like shak-
ing hands with you and with our
selves on the success that has so far
attended the meeting Of the second
annual civic convention" -
Following the preliminary business,
the discussion Of matters Of promotion
and tourist travel to the islands, and
their great value at the present time,
was taken up. The first address upon
this subject. that dealing with the gen.
oral treatment Of promotion. was do
livered by Lorrin A. Thurston in q
forceful and interesting manner. Mr..
Thurston spoke for twenty minutes,
HIS remarks being punctuated by warm
applause. as follows:
Mr.. Chairman and Delegates: This
Is solemn occasion: solemn because
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umbrellas, its pipers, its marching
and its noise committee, "Hilo has
gone bughouse".
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AZ view OF this fact, the question has
Deen seriously asked me. How DO you
expect 70 accomplish serious results
Dy dressing IN strange clothes, DONG
welra Stunts ana tramping round Inc
streets yeiilng IKE scnoolpoys
10 sucn my reply Is: Lucky Is the
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