The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-22
Guests of Board of Trade.

Arrived at the IIilo Hotel. after "A
bath, brush down and a chair on the
roomy lanais, the Ad Club members
looked about for new things to do to
lIilo. But the tables were turned and
IIilo started in to do things to them,
marshalling them into line and march.
ing them into the dining room, where
the IIiio Board of Trade members were
hosts at a well appointed luncheon.
DIR. II b. Elliott. president of the
board, acted as chairman and extended
the liilo glad hand. There were a
number of speeches, all of the "get
I together brand and all carrying the
ring of sincerity. For the Ad Club, q.
b. Curtis, Marston Campbell and Harry
Strange maze notable addresses, while
Judge Wise and Doctor Elliott re.
sponde1 for the board of trade. Note.
worthy and encouraging remarks were
made by Roy d. johnson. who is in the
( Territory as the representative of the
Santa Fe, and by Judge William Young
of Los Angeles, who accompanied the
Nd Club Mr. Johnson said that if
the people of the Territory would unite
to carry on the lick the Ad Club had
started il would mean so many tour.
| lists to Hawaii as to surprise the most
sanguine. He spoke as one who repre-.
SCENTS a railroad that carries many
| thousands of tourists yearly, line that
/ is noted ms a scenic route, and when he
announced that he believed that la.
wall had more to show than the Santa
/ Fe ever claimed, even with its Grand
/ Canyon of Arizonn, he made an impres.
/ sion, Judge Young stated that Los
Angeles had been made great citv
by just such things as this Ad Club
excursion and its pull together program
! lie stated that he had had the most
( enjoyable trip Of his life and had been
in the hands of as live bunch of good
fellows as it had ever been his good
fortune to meet.
The Last of the Hammer.
Wher the good fellowship was at it.
height it was announced that the re
mains Of the "Knocker,n which had
been hanged from the yard arm of til,
Mauna Kea on the trip TO Hilo, would
be buried, as a sign that between Hill
and Honolulu there remained now only
the common purpose of working TO
gether for the best good OF all. Wher
this announcement was made the func
raj cortepe filed into the hall. G.. &
Kennedy Of IIil0 led marching slowly
and griuning broadly under a feather
dnstcr kahili. G. 5. Crane and Clar
ence Waterman, each waving l,ahil
of the dustcr brand, came next, JUS
ahead of the remains, which were bel,
ia black colin. carrying a great Z" A.
Rest plate. Tho pail bearers wer,
Y. w. Filler and Senator Metzger o
lilo and Marston Campbell AMI Il. q
Natheson Of Honolulu. ". II. Earring
ton read an appropriate service. nne
which all the hauguetprs flied past IN,
coffin nad said farewell 80 the big ham
mer therein. Then the conin wa
saaled ana carried ont 10 the front o
lhr hotel A deep grave had been dui
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