Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-06

a.
Mani folks have met the Ad Club
and they liked IT. Also, the Aa Slu,
members like Maui, and SO 90 .laos'
delegates of other oahu eFgsntzAtt ,.,i;
who attended the third annnal Hi't'
Convention al Wailuku. -.
All the details OF the three-daE '-sf
tn the Valley Isle-leaTing OUT liie ~
cidents connected with the eoHVehtfoi,
would fill large-sized volume Al
the Oahu delegates have to say = ~"
they had a bully good time as y,
when any oahu delegation has o4A
good tin1es-especialiy the Al Ilno-
the episode is always something JUS
a little ont OF the ordinary, aiiu 'H
which will not soon be forgotten.
To the Oahu delegation Maui sa'
the bess that was in her. ReterF.h
tto the warm hospitality which greece.
the visitors from every side, Mayor IL
seph J Fern said: IT reminds me .
| Honolulu 20 years ago The .Clti
Convention has established great e
bond of friendship between oahu an
| Maui: it has strengthened the tte
which bind all the islands together
| cooperation, unity of thought anu rec
! ing and the movement for a sFea'e
Hawai-
To the Honolulu Ad Club is due IN
credit for the enthusiastic Eet-toSethe
shirt which was established the hls
nent James d. Levenson stenped lrol
the steamer Kilauea onto the wLiaI
1 az Kahului with the treasury IN TOW
In-eyery links" or serious bushes
meeting the Ad Club led. 1t cheere
and 1t sang and IT cut UP, and MAJ
liked it. Then it displayed some kes.
business ability, and Maui liked II Il
. better. The AID Club sang its II
| songs; IL sang Mauis songs; it q III
! for Maui and Maui cheered 4.
Ad Club. and Maui SIGHED a %
ed for an organization like the =.
Sunday was the big d. hs
delegates, and It viii be- siln "a
before the memories o - y dc
that day will be wipe1 W.
AT 8 o'clock the delt sein6ied Al,
at the Maui hotel, w. exed p - .su co
into automobiles an 5 Az ~ ..AI tne toft
beautiful lao vallej fbo,,t - ) ne Ne til,
die. The lao va sent o uouut ag
is Maui's most N winiina : - al tn,
ton. The deed hiIls IT. s; si1u we
cnrving back green ~ - ,,, S.ues tbs
shlmmering the river rucbina AM
Gus Vegetat Presented a vista of the
along us nan the morning snn. gat
Dleturesa,ft Needle reared its bal
lishl. ~ into the clouds as t0a
head maard over the deem "a. I
II stanQfetched away fron, IL at
vine wthe lowlands \
base from lao valley. the dele. ed
hetfe train at Wail,lku ana low:
satestB through the Haiku dis. are
madats homestead lands n;ns zen
ulcRne fields and deep ravineg stat
aIL gulch the train halted and "A
an ceremony by the AID Club ] the.
aFc by the Hawaiian band had
ahrren Thayer, secretary of sf1e
pulled the lever which LAT HYy
water into the new SpreclreJs III
az new flnme. which takes
&c OF the old SDreckels one
OF concrete and laid IaraelY 49,
FOUND. In furnishing water for
llku district, it is expected thot
amount OF water will be saved
ne TACT that the new ditch. all.
much shorter, covers the same n
e rs the old one and. being con-
q OF concrete, will preyenf
through seepage. 4
delegates continued their iour.
the Haiku end of the line
honestead distr;ot 'i9 gnu yssH. at tn
/, they sat down - e 1.lni : ny will
sar storeheuse al tbo pa Tau s,,., ,n partn
ST having been prepared under oetW'
spices of the Mani rsbsn,ha some
rec. was
orles OF that luau. of the. on. men
TIC display of good Fellowship TO or
the stunts carried ont nv the the "
o. VIII not soon be forgotten ,All
aDles were arranged on each yited
the building, and Preparations mcrTo
n made for 500 guests Musie Pour
nished by the Hawaiian hand and
Maui musical organization. athlet
during the dinner. Pres, dent athlet
arlington arose and. after ex. Will b
the purpose and work OF the indoor
}. called attention to the fact clubs
nday had been designated as ter Al
by by President Woodrow vii. strong
4. FaTrlngton then asked for sports
~ seItlllents, and many of I'm a.
re forthcoming both from del. Twill +,
nd visitors. Led by the Ha. time s
banu, the visitors stood ana r. ha
, ~ oou from Whom All tcussioI
aries Maui. Nv II
was a feeling of surprise dis. n a,i,ro
lhe guests when. during the
::' !; !: !: ; a 4; =: :; :: ~: y Wal
he visitors gone out the back
ne sugar shed after the luau II
Id have seen Elmer Schwarz.
Neil r. Sla, terry washing
Amt from their faces But
Mary demanded that thew
q, and SO minister was Sc The
ne person of Paymaster Lam win he
~ . 49, ECU MAUI, ana PROM ing.
or the tourist trade and I'd ,nd
scenic beauties. wi h cheer s s..u ell
lnglng. the luau came to q eAsiie
toward the middle of the