Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-16
Arab Patrol Wins Much Pub,
Lefty En- Route to ConcIaye
at Seattle

the imperial council session In Seattle
i occupied huge share Of the spotlight
up and down the coast
San Francisco papers arriving to
day are fun Of the doings Of Araf
! Patrol and Aloha Temple, H0nolulu'f
est-known Shrine organizations. AL
the coast papers featured the arrival
OF the Honolulu bunch and II was
good news because the Honolulu
ShTineTs had something doing all the
time.
The San Francisco Call Of July 6 pub.
lsshed a three-column layout OF
three "Shriner girls, MIRA. Alice Hay
! ward. Miss Alice Schooler and Miss
/ Mabel larsen, wearing the Shriner
fez and bedccked with leis, and q long
article tells Of the doings OF the island
/ MOBILES.
The Chronicle OF July and July 2
lalso devote Q lot Of space to the CON-
| ing OF the Honolulsns. printing pic.
lures Of Nick. the baby carabao or
water buffalo taken along as the mas
cot Of Aloha Temple, sent to the coast
on the Manoa a few days ahead of the
main delegation. The Chronicle Of
/ July 7. the day after the arrival OF
the Arab Patrol, contains pictures OF
Mrs. Hayward and the Misses school
er and Larsen. They are called the
Aloha Girls" The Examiner gave
much space to the islanders and other
papers up the coast all the way to
Seattle have been doing the same.
The Shriners from Honolulu adapt
ed Harry Ladders famous Ad Club
song to their own uses, and here Is
the way they sang II on arriving in
San Francisco:
We love you San francisco; San Fran.
cisco We love YOU.
Islam, our friend n the West,
With love and devotion, from our isles
cross the ocean.
We bring you "Alohs,y and that 10
the lest.
This melody fioated over the water
from Honolulu with the Arab patrol
Of Aloha Temple. Mystic Shrine. AS
the strains reached the wharf rous-
ing response went up from the mem
bers Of Islem patrol, who had gath.
cred to welcome their fellow lodge
members
Ed Towse's 1,Nho's Who"
A hint OF the fun that went on dur
ing the voyage may be gained from
the following account In the San Fran
cisco Bulletin:
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book AGENT He Wae f6e f;rrf victim 'li,,,
Of fht new frer1nIenf cc1ec law E-s-
inc sold German tictionerv q :
blind Portuguese woman. reDresenfinc
that the volume was 8 dream boof
He cheerfulIl paid q $50 me.
Harry Denis0n n livestock agent for
the 0ahu railway, and does not care
for promotion.
Frank Armstrong Il livestock agent
TOR the Iatson Navigation Company,
- expert n gathering animals for
shipment q Europe and elsewhere
AcHauare y rug dealer. . native
4t{It ana interpreter - the inter
1a. Iona. police court q Honolulu. He