The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-09
HERE'S THE STORY.
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.ewhll, the Ad Club did itlV


''Wloll, the AID Club did It'll"
II was bound to happenl and when
the campaign was over last evening
thero was exactly $4,000 subscribed to
the stock Of the Mid-Paeilic Carnival,
Limited, in Honolulu alone and other
counties to hear from, besides a nun
Der Of large corporations which could
not subscribe until action has been tax,
en- by the boards of directors.
It. was great day, from start to
finish. and if anybody was missed il
was not the fault of any member of an
Ad Cubs team. To escape it was
necessary to crawl into hole and pull
the. hole in afterwards.
II was a thoroughly cosmopolitan
campaign; race, color or previous con,
dition Of seryitude had nothing to do
with the case. The Chinese subscribed
literally, for although the Chinese mer-.
chants, association turned in $3.50,
many Chinese business men made their
subscriptions as individuals to members
OF team workers. aaso
The Japanese merchants association
team did not start in until the after
noon, but then secured subscriptions TO
l3UU shares.
Late in the afternoon two Koreans
came 70 headquarters. They explained
that they hat been overlooked and
wanted TO subscribe. They took twenty
shares. DR.. Katsuki also came from
his Office in the afternoon and subseTib-,
ed to 100 shares. And thus il went all
day long, and everybody smiled and
was happy.
Pair OF Pirates.
In tho center Of Bishop square there
was y blg marquee tent ami near by
there was q gigantic target. The AID
club pirates had possession Of cannon
and in the morning, every time three
thousand extra shares OF stock was
subscribed, they fired that cannon at
the target and 10, and behold, the fig
ulss appeared on IT'S face. ,rs 4
Ana these figures mounted up in a
surprising manners $1,000, $4,000, $1,000,
until at noon there was salyo of ar
tillery and the target showed $2O,00O.
Later It recorded bullseye Of $25,000
and then jumped TO $4,000. And
there s more 70 come, %. ~ ,rs
And the women, bless 'em worked like
beavers. Mrs. Paul Burns with Miss
fenella Miles, the piratess, Taidod Fort
and King streets in fine fashion, from
their headquarters IN Ganst 5 cigar
store, and many were the victims. Mrs.
&. 5. Crane and Miss Miriam Stacker
also made records. Because person
wore a tag didn 4 make any difference,
ii simply marked him as public spir-
tied citizen who knew a good thing
and he was, in most cases, given sec.
ond tag and was glad Of Ii. Others who
helped TO swell the fund were Mrs. II.
= Waity, Mrs. Charles Raven, Mrs. Ed.
ward Dekum, Mrs. Otto Berndt and
Miss Lucy Bimond.
II was Mrs Crane who completed the
100000 total She got il at seven
o'eloek last evening from Charles II.
Frazier at the Adj Club dinner and il
was immediately announced. Mrs.
Crane was given a regular Ad Club
ovation, a9d responded in a neat little
speech which brought down ths
hOnsep' ~
Incidentally new HtyellD developed
Of the Ad Clnb dinner last night. Jack
Atkinson was the leader in il and the
way il happened after that would have
ffhvineed an outsider that it had been
rehearsed for a month.
"Wbo can ! We can
The Adj Club can. i.s.. I'M.
f'Chl Make Good ~ 3 .s,. a.a...
But early yesterday the Ad Clut
piratHs showed mp in all their war.paint
ard then some. o. a gun squad In com
rand of y. w, T.. 81. George, and Il
there ever was fercer looking bnnel
If harmless pirates in this wide worll
than st. George, ID. ID Johnston, C. j.
Jewell, Jack Cleafy w. II. Trenek, II
y. Perry. John CRUDE. John W. Perry
the Drummer boy, Chaflfe Norton
George PeIeira, james Blaisdell an,
Speed kim Lester Fishol, IL is not re
corded In history. r. =,
Attack Made on Grill u
At the Al Club luncheon at noon Il
The Young building yesterday II wa
reported that the Union Grill had faile
10 make 4 substitution. Such "a yel
went pn II would have been hard /
beat. Tho services Of the ROYAL Ia
waiiau band were Immediately secure
with every man looking as dangerOu
81 possible, and leading thEr piratF
With their esrpon. whirh was loaded I
The rruzzle. thew marched TO the gri
aud thEeafened 70 bonibard the place.
Captain Berger Mayed the new Pinl
ham March and then John Detor su
rendered and subscribed to $40 wort
Of stock, which the pirates proeeade