Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-02
CONVENTION
DELEGATES
OFF TONIGHT
Oahu To Be Well Represented,
1t Being Expected that More
Than 125 WIN Take Trip

! vi NhC JOlhI CASuI DIOi4 "
Maui of delegates of the AID Club,
Chamber of Commerce, Commercial
Club, Promotion Committee and Board
of Supervisors, who will leave for the
Valley Island at 10 o'clock this even
ing on the steamer Kilauea to attend
the third annual Civic Convention at
! Wailuku. II is expected that more
! than l25 delegates will represent Oahu
at the convention.
No organization in the territory, per.
haps. has worked as hard as the Maui
i Chamber Of Commerce, under whose
auspices the convention will be con-
Quoted and which has arranged the
convention program and made pre-
papartions for the accommodation Of
I the delegates The convention wifi
open at Waikiki saturday morning
and from then until 10 o'clock Mcraay
evening, at which time the Kflaiiea will
depart from Maui for Honolulu,
weighty business discussions VIII be
combined with keen ehioyment and en-
tertainment At Wailuku, the Oahu
delegates will join with boosters from
Maui, Kauai and Hawaii, forming per-
haps the largest gathering oftrepre.
sentative business and professional
men ever held In the terfftoryas is6e
The Honolulu AID club has taken
: first place among those local prganfza-
tions which have been working toward
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SUGGEST Last night the n1einb ers met
at the Young Hotel for dinnsr.s at
which time they fehearsed their songs
and stunts, = and cdmpleted the swaf'
maps" which 20 with their plans for
invading the Valley Isle. The Ad Club
probably win send fifty delegates to
the convention. sci tasit3 Cess ~
This evening, the iaembers of tie
AID Club VIII gather at the Young ho-
tel at eight o'clock, ana shortly after,
Kapellmeister Berger and the HRwaiiau
band will convoy them to the steamer
Kilauea. which win leave for Maui at
10 O'Clock The Hawaii delegation,
consisting of about thrty-hve mem
bers of the Ailo Board Of Trade, an
rived at Wailuku this morning. Wlfilo.
II will not be as large las that sent
from the other islands, the delegation
from Kauai will be a representative
one.
The convention will open Saturday
morning, and at nine o'clock the adj
dress of welcome will be delivered by
w. F. Pogue. The sessions OF the con.
vention win be presided over by F. F.
Baldwin, president of the Maui Cham
Der of Commerce. There will be two
sessions of the convention Saturday.
Among the addresses which are to be
delivered are "Co-operatinn.' 2 by Rev.
y. M. Lydgate of Kauai; Promotion
by Ed. Tewse of Honolulu; Transpor
tation Facilities by representative
of the Hilo Board of Trade; Hands
Around The Pacific by Alexander
Spirit" by Rev. George Laughton.
Sunday having been designated
Peace Day by President Wilson, at
which time prayers are to be offered
for a speedy cessation of the war in
Europe, special services will be con-
Quoted at Haiku under the auspices
of the Honolulu AID Club. There will
be an excursion to Haiku in the morn
ing, and following luau at noon the
Peace Day services will be held. Autos
will then be taken TO the homestead
districts, the return to Lal1aina to be
made in time for dinner
Monday morning and afternoon will
be given over to the business of the
convention. In the morning the report
of the holdover committee ON roads,
appointed at the last civic convention,
win be presented. The remainder OF
the day win be given over to discus
sion. On Monday evening a farewell
banquet will be given at the Maui
hotel. The Oahu delegation will de-
part for Honolulu from KahHlui at 10
o'clock
On account Of i'll health, Governor
Pinkham will be unable to make the
trip to Maui Wade Warren Thayer,
secretary Of the territory, will act as
his representative. Following is a par.
sti3l list of those who will make the ex.
cursion as delegates from Oahu:
H. s. Decker, +. III. Mcnamara, R.N.
vi1liefs, G. II. Anterior, w. W. Cham
berlain, Ed Towse, George r. Carter,
j. T. Warren. Charles Forster, r. G..
Brown, C. b. Gage, w. r. Harrington,
j. NJ. Riggs, r. E. Lambert, j. NJ. Lyd.
gate, E. A. Knudsen, F. Kranss, Doctor
Putnam, L. A. Dickey. Ed. Paris, G. A.
Angus, G. s. Crane, A. Berg, James L.
Cockburn, G. b. Schraeder, George c.
Potter, ]. D. LeEenson, Major Scherer,
F. E. Blake, r. o. Matheson, G. p. Will
der, G. p. Bush, robert McCorriston,
G.. r. Ward, K That, Joseph v. Fer
nandes, L. A. Fhurston, W. Vim San,
Chuck Hoy, T. p Melfm, N. M. John,
son, ]. f. Morgan. j. Mckenzie, G. H.
w Barnhart, w. o. Barnhart, e. r.
Bauer, g. X. harrison. C. H. Mcbride, |
C. NJ. Hicks, E. o. White. A. H. Tar
Teton, A. w. Meyer, George r. Robert
son, Doctor Waddell, l.. c. Thompson,
E. H. Lewis. f. H. Nottage, ]. ]. Walsh,
T. M. Church, w. o. Smith, J. J. Fern.
J.. C. Cohen, j. M. Young, j. H. Fiddes,
G. H.. futile, Henry Bredhoff. p. Fl.
Pharos, ". w. Thayer and Howard d.
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