The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-16
CAMPAIGN TN
TO CLEAN
Members Of Outdoor Circle Hold
Second Anniversary Meeting,
Plan Work for the Year and
Make Suggestions Many Re-
ports Received ana Work for
Past Two Years Reviewed.

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= Seven suggestions are made by 4
= the Outdoor Circle for the years 4
4 campaign, They arei \
= Plant al street shade trees on =
= property, or fence, line. \
= Remove old fences =
= Trim all hedges to four feet. 4
Trim all towering trees, remov- =
= ing all pods +
Clean up vacant lots before the =
+ floral parade. +
= Clean up sidewalks. 4
\ Assist the board Of health in 4
= the campaign against mosquitoes.
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Members Of the Outdoor Circle
planned their campaign for the new
year at meeting in the beautiful
home Of Mrs. f. j. Lowrey yesterday,
the second anniversary of the organi-
zation Of the Outdoor Circle, and also
reviewed the work tor the past wear.
Incidentally the members sorrowed and
rejoiced over the damage done by the
storm; sorrowed for the many beauti.
full trees torn by the wind, rejoieed
for the billboards blown down.
''It's an III wind blows I. nobody
any good,'p was quoted.
1t was decided that every member
will concentrate their efforts be
5 fore the Mid-Paeifc Carnival, in
having King street, Beretania avenu,
and at least the central part Of the
city cleaned up, old fences removed
and the center of the city made u
look as clean and renovated as pos
sible before the parade. ~ tis
.r Mrs. G. NJ. Cooke and Mrs. Henry
waterhouse reported that they hat
replanted the monkeypod trees IN thu
Aiapai Plaza, and hoped to Arrange
with Jailor Asch 10 have the tree
Z cared for and the grass kept cut a
that crossroads spot. The road de
pertinent wili also be asked to keel
the place clean. q f,9
Beautifying Pacinc Heights.
Following the report Of Mrs. J. Wal
ter Jones Of the interest being tabei
in the beautifyihg of Pacific Heights
it was announced that arrangement
had been made to hold rummage sal
in Kakaako, the pfpceedso from whic
will be devoted to opening trails an
building a rest house on the siiinniit o
the heights. All wishing to eontribut
to this sale can leave their goods q
the homes Of Mrs. NJ Phillips, Kewal
street; Mrs. Henry Waterhouse, Nut
anu avenue; mrs. #. J. Lowfey, Lhni
lilo street, or at the old Kilohana Al
building, Miller and Beretania street
Reports were made by Mrs. g.
Bush OF the progress Of the campaig
against billboards in H6nolum. 81
was enthusiastic over the results whic
have been obtained by the committe
and looks forward TO many benefits
the city; from an artistic standpoin
from the work which Is now under wa.
The following committee will wor
hard to have the center of the cit
and King street its entire length, an
most of Beretahia avenue cleaned an
cleared up before the carnival tim
when the city win be thrbnged wit
visitors, Mrs. Charles T. Wilder, chat
man: Mrs. W. L. Moore, Mrs. Vel
Peterson and Mrs. M. Phillips.
May Tackle waterfront.
Mrs. j. A. Kennedy reported for Il
waterfront committee that the commi
tee hopes to secure permission from II
harbor commissioners 10 plant shrui
and flowers in suitable spots, while
will add to the attraction Of the ha
Dor and of the city as whole, esp
ciaily for the tourists when they fri
arrive here. Permission to plant coco
nut palms has been refused.
The work of identifying Honolulu
streets with shade and towering tre'
Is proceeding in fine shape. Davi
Haughs, the government nurseryman,
was reported, has Ave hundred youn
royal palms ready for planting, an
Mrs j. M Dowsett reported that u
work Of planting along Beretania nv
nue. was proceeding satisfactorily. III
circle hopes to get the supervisors
help. ~.
Mrs. ]. A. Gilman has planted mar
poineianh rsgias along Wilder ayenu
and it is expected that in time tn
avenue will BE one Of the most attra
tive in the city.
Miss Frances Lawrence reports
progress In the plans for Manoa Par
j. L. Young has drawn up plans Il
the park, including bandstand, viii,
were considered Just the thing and we
endorsed. The work win proceed
soon as IL can be arranged for,
Miss Kulumanu Ward stated thI
the committee in charge of beautifyii
Kalakaua avenue had replanted 81
soeoanpt trees and 1000 oleand
bushes and that they were grown
nicely. a.t
ofncial Tree Trimmer.
"a One Of the principal things viii
the members Of the Outdoor Circle q
determined to work for Is TO have
Official tree trimmer for Honolulu. 7
circle will make an effort TO raise I
funds for his salary, but desire tn
the Territory and the county goyei
mepts shall recognize hin as an ofic
of the city, one who will have auth
ity to trim the trees in the stree
without interference and without wh'