The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-24

horses and the tom tom Of the warrid
was the signal for outriding scouts d
motoreycles to perpetrate all kinds d
devhtJy on the masscd assembling
hlong the sidewalks The Indian e3
hibit was designed by J. w. Harvey.
M A Circus Feature.
Tho monkey house float, designed bI
j.. g. Blnckman Of tho Honolulu Schod
for Boys, represented an escaped cad
from the Ringing circus and was occl
pied BY gorillas, blue faced mandrill
and an assortment Of apes and monkeyl
including q monkey infant which wa
led front a wooden spoon every fen
nindfes. A eomicnl band heralded thl
approach of the monkey house. TIL
driver was II. T. Cockett, dressed as
clown and those inside the cage werd
Priwhtes Han, Johnson, Potter, Grove3
Dunn, Breckenridge, Hays and Searle.
bachelors Have Trouble.
A comedy float entered by the Younl
Bachelors Club made decided hit. A
typical Honolulu bungalow with a grou
Of Young bachelors sitting on the lama
and variously employed, caused riu
pie Of merriment All along the lind
One mended pair Of pants; anothe
was doing family washing and tho bal
ance played ukuleles and sang Hawaii
an songs as the parade passed along.
Musicians At Their Worst.
The mashed band'' introduced b1
tho Spaulding Musical Comedy ComI
pany was made up Of the best must
clans of the company doing thei
"worst. y They hoated through thu
streetsin Black Maria, their principal
air being "How Dry l Am. -
Tho aichelin Twins.
A marvellous and wonderful Goat wal
"The Miehelin Twins entered by vof
Hamm Young Company, local agents
for the Michelin tire. Two enormouI
figures, the twins, occupied the front
seat of q float that was a cross betweeI
Caesars chariot and an automobile OF
the vintage of 1899, and upon this seat
the giant twins wobbled aud waved
How this marvellous effect was created
is being kept deep dark secret by thd
employees of won Hnmm- Young Conf
pany, but a cleverly placed blower, at
tached TO a twelve-h horsepower stationI
airy engine is suspected Of having fur|
nished the life, and elimination,
shown by the twins.
1t is stated that the cost of this float
was in the neighborhood of $4,000
Frank Shaner with force of expert
mechanics constructed this float.
Charles Silva. employed by the Homo
luu Electric Company, put on an ext
hibit of his own in behalf Of his conf
any consisting Of an fncandescently
electrified burro.
Fairy tales and typical scenes from
Oriental lands were themes worked out
in picturesque and pretty floats entered
by Japanese and Chinese.
Chung Wah, representing the Chinese
Merchants Association, entered rep
resentation Of the Tow Far girl, who
having descended from the clouds, sat
on mountain rocks under native tree
with blessings for the people of the en-
| pire. This float was followed by sec
ond under the same management, in
which children were arrayed as oysters,
crabfsh, Holsters and goldfish and their
antics were conspicuous.
The legend of the Chinese princess
coming from heaven and guarding the
fioeks Of the poor in China for three
years was pleasantly depicted in float
covered In green sod, whereon real
lambkins atcfof fresh grass and were
content to be seen by multitudes as
they were under the protecting care OF
Princess Miss Ice, and maid 'Yee Moy,
daughter Of c. Q. zee Hop, who put the
float in the procession. te
Japanese Community Represented.
1.-THE Japanese Community" was the
| title Of a tioat carrying cherry tree in
| full bloom and casting its pale pink
radiance over the au.omonile IN which
it was carried. Six little Japanese
| girls rode under tho tree and along the
line OF march This was hailed MS dis
/ tinctively artistic creation. IL was de
signed by A. X. ozawa, chairman Of
the committee. Manuel Camara was
the driver Of the car, which had beer
loaned for tho purpose by Miss Wilhel
nina Tenney. %
A splendid showing was made by the
Korean National Society in a float
which was followed by ~ marching
squadron Of boys from the Korean
School. s.r ,.'.'
An exhibition of Chin doggics, Q
dozen or more of the lap pet variety
was one Of the most interesting of tho
Oriental exhibits and the sign on tn,
float stating; Those dogs were horned
in Nagoya, Japan made it all the
more conspicuous. .'v
A full sized sampan, called the Wash
ington Maru, was ono of the Orienta
exhibits showing the Industrial side Of
the local Japanese colony.
parrot, the sire of twelye-year
| old boy, PROPERLY Gagged and drawn by {
pony, was the exhibit of Y. YoshilSa
WA.