Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-20


stirred the local police toagigilsnce. /
Consequently. when the Keokuk
steamed alongside the dock to caps
ture the fIilof delegates, the police
we're there in numbers, and a.riot fol
lowed. At last freeing themselves
from the police, the pirates fell into
line, the Hawaiian band ahead of
them The rifle men, shouldering
their miscellany of arms, marched In.
threes, the captive beauty, still over.
come with her grief, and the cast.
away, hnngering for a meal both.
roped and heavily guarded walked
in the middle. And at the rear the
delegates marched in their white
suits and hats.
Thus proceeded the parade.
The line of march was as follows:
From the Mauna Kea wharf along
Queen street to KekaHlike, to King
along King to Nauanu, down Nunanu
to Merchant, along Merchant TO the
police station; up Bethel to Hotel,
along Hotel to Fort, down Fort to-
Merchant, along Merchant to Palace,
ssuuare, along King to Aiakea, up Ala-i
kea to Hotel, 10 Bishop street and
the Promotion Committee quarters.
From there the Ad Club, both the pi-.
rates and other members who had as
sembled at the dock to greet the in
Corners. with the guests. went to the
Palm Cafe for breakfast.
Attempt to Break Jasl.
There the pirates forgave the men
they declared had caused their arrest
and Imprisonment; though Captains
Harrington all the time was Of a mind
that his bunch of bandits could scale
any prison wall. In fact, two of them
tried to-Pirate Strange made q des-
perate attempt; he climbed, sailor
fashion, up a pipe leading past one
CT the office windows, while the
others cheered him and fired volleys
of salute to him and defiance to the
officers; Pirate Cheatham scaled the
makai wall and all but made good his
escape, and no doubt he would have
had he not stepped on the Waterman
But they were not there long enough
TO really test their ability. Being,
il. the words of Schwarzberg, ''band
what amt got no equil, and hfin'
nuthin' better to- drink than tn blood
O. man. and chunk O a dead mans,
breast, by way of somethin' to eat, .
it Is probable that they would have
escaped. time permitting.
Sheriff Jarrett and Deputy Sheriff
Rose. both probably realizing the dan
gerous catch they had made, soon
agreed to give them freedom, and lei
piracy prevail. and the pirates som
ring out:
Fifteen men on the dead mans chest,
70. no, ha, and bottle of rum:
Drink and the Devil has done for the
rest,
70. no. no. and a bottle Of rum.
They drank and they drank and they
got so drunk,
70. no, no, and a bottle of rum:
Each from the dead man bit a chunk,
70. no, no, and a bottle of rum
After the breakfast was over and
the pirates had returned to their ship,
arrangements having been made for
the delegates to be put on tse Mauna
Loa, the welcome yell. first heard at
the dock. was repeated:
WELCOMING Yell
E-e-e-e yahi E-e-e-e yah!
Honolulu
Wei comes You
Ere-e-e YAH E-e-e-e yah,
Ad Club.
Welcome 10 Our City
Welcome Hilo WelcGme
Welcome Mani Welcome
WELCOME TO OUR CITY
WELCOME HILO WELCOME
WELCOME MAUI WELCOME
And also the sAd Club song. which
has a kick" in ii speaking , for its
permanent success:
SONG.
Tune: "Rally Round the FLAG"
Hawaii Forever! Hrrr2h. boyc hur-
rah!
Get step with the AID Club
Progressive we 80
And we welcome every chance
To advance our islands fame:
Shouting "Hawa-ii foreyeri".
The Nd Club for progressi r
The Ad Club for VIM
The AID Club for business!