The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
BOOSTER TRIP
STARTS GOOD
WORK
Honolulu Hilo Hammer Laid to
Rest Under Auspices of the Ad.
Club and Hilo board of Trade
Get Together " Campaign Is
Splendidly Launched.
CFrom "Wednesday Advertiser)

(From "Wednesday Advertiser)
Fifty enthusiastic boosters, members
of tie Honolulu Al Club and friends,
returned Yesterday from an invasion
of the Big Island, tired but happy, af-
ter one of the most successful eXcurs-
ions ever given in the group. There
was not a. single Gloom in the party,
wrile JOYS peepei out from every peck
ct. suitcase and grip. The Ad Club had
set a new pace. given Hilo whirl that
will keep the Crescent City spinning
for long while and filed each mem
her with a lasting enthusiasm that will
have its effect in every corner of the
Territory.
In Hilo, before the portals of the
Hilo Hotel. there is new grave, be-
meath whose sod rest the mortal re-
mains of the Hammer. 1t was laid
away with appropriate services, in
which prominent members of the Hilo
Board of Trade assisted the visiting
Ad Club men. No tears were shed.
From the minute the Mauna Kea
pulled away from her dock on Satur-
day afternoon, until she tied up again
yesterday morning, the Ad Club eX-
cursionists allowed no minute to pass
without something doing. Even the
channel ripplcs GAINED down in order
not TO miss single snatch of the mer-
riment that hoated over the waters,
coming and going. I'm Ililo the wealth
or man put away his sprinkling can and
the rising sun crowned old Mauna Kea
with living gold, in welcome TO the
visitors ar the Mauna Kea steamed
slowly down the llamalua coast and
into sparkling IIilo Bay. At the dock
4 warm welcome was given the visitors
by board Of trade delegation, the
members OF which had left their sun
day morning beds to be on hand at
seven o'clock.
No Other Trip Like This.
Tire cxcursiOuists. especially conduct.
ed, Travelled the length of the lIilo Rail.
road Extension. trip of wondrOus
grandeur and beauty, exciting to en-.
thusiasm even the hardened travellers
with the party There is no railroad
trip of equal length in all the world
like this one made especially ENJOYABLE
on SUNDAY from the fact that l.. A.
Thurston, the superintendent, person
ally did the "spielng' and pointed
out and explained each wonder as the
ears sped along At PauilO, the end
of the extension, lunch was served, fol
lowed by an exchange Of compliment.
and repartee between kamaainas and
malihiDis, while, at regular intervals
nOvitiates were put through ana
made Adj Club members Not "A candi
date failed in the appointed test. whici
consisted in being . live wire and pro
ducing three dollars 81 the critical time
just when tapped upon the shoulder by
Treasurer Childs
Returning 30 Irilo, tic cxcursionist,
were taken 10 the new wharf in Kuhi,
Bay. where the great structure. in tn
lee Of the break water. vas duly ad
mired. The wharf Is a tpIendid one
capable Of accommodating Two oceai
liners and one other smaller IntcrIslan,
steamer al Que. time. From appear
rnces. the new wharf win b, able /,
receive shipping whiting fes weeks
All necessary now is the shed, begin
ming on which the harnOr CONN sion
eTs promise o. once.
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