The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-05


0hnda. Three or four of the party
kept up with him, but the rest lost
! the trail and some of them wandered
by devious routes as far as Paia. miss.
ing Olinda altogether. but as there was
only one person besides Doctor Aiken
who knew the right trail, IL was not
possible to get a sufficient number OF
guides. This, however, snow obviated,
as nearly one hundred men and women
or Honolulu will remember the. various
trails and their dcyiations and turns as
long as they live. The second night
| was spent at Olinda by most Of this
mixers who did not phone for automo,
biles, sleeping on the lanai Of the spa.
cious home OF. Mr.. Castle, where they
were served a hot dinner.
Hundreds Of splendid photographs
were taken during the trip, and these
viii be on exhibition in the Office Of
the outdoor promotion committee in
the Young building. %. Fj<t@ "....
A Great Wonder Trip 81 @
Gilbert Brown. and Kathryn Rand
were responsible for the success in con,
Quoting the one hundred explorers
through IIaleakRIa, and both are now
permanently employed by the outdoor
workers Of the promotion committee,
having begun work Immediately. on
their return yesterday morning. !4,s-
ME oldest member Of the party was
Il. B. Webster,lg who made this trip
with summer clothing and bringing no
blankets, and the youngest membet
/ Joseph Stickney, who made the trip
with two suits of underclothes, which
he shed during the trip, and as many
blankets as he, could pack. Both are
now strenuous advocates Of the Hale,
aknla trip, III ,.HS -g2E TT
Speaking Of the possibilities Of this
trip for tourists, Alexander Hume Ford
raid: Taking all in all, believe that
1t is one Of the great wonder trips Of
the world. The Misses Rand, who have
conducted many of the mountaineer
tramps in Washington, after making
this trip, said IL Is not nearly as strenu.
Gus as some Of the outings Of the Seat
tie club. ElEs @h. 'ht
Further Outings Planned re.
HAll that is necessary now is to
relocate the trail up Kaupo Gap on a
gentler grade, put up three rest houses,
even of grass, and place sign posts
about every quarter of a mile. This
the Trail and Mountain Club will assis'
in doing, only asking that the board
of supervisors in Maui have some work
done ON the trail after IL is relocated
ne Inter-Island company deserves
great credit for the cooperation 1t has
given, and II is willing to assist us
IL making monthly excursions to Hale
akala and Kaupo Gap once the trail is
relocated. The easy way would be to
start from the Kahufuil side and board
the ship at Kaupo; but this should be
done in the summer, as occasionally in
winter it is impossible for the small
boats to land passengers at Kaupo2
All the mixers and their friends who
contemplate joining fntnIe monthly
week end exploration trips to the other
Islands are asked TO meet together Mt
lunch Friday noon in Cookies hall.
The trip through II isaia has brought
together men Of strenuOsity and action,
and they intend to keep tagether and
work together in the future FOR Hawaii.
The full list of all OF those who went
on this trip is as follows: 1s q
w. r.. Wade, Miss T.. Scott, @. Tracy.
@. II. futile, T. Treadway, G. v. Blue,
y. L. Mowat, w. Meineelte, Harry Aud,
j. Carey, G. w. Manley, John Palmer,
] Toe Harrington, W. " Patty, Miss s.
Fcatherstone, A. Rodriquez, A. B. Lau,
Harry Hayward, Miss q. Mason, M. l..
II. Reynolds, o. Lightfoot, Il. B. Web,
tter, w. II. Naquin, Miss Keating, G. A.
Brown, E. A., Back and q. T.. Pember.
ton. ..EI.3- ... ~. iii
| Il. Camp, c. r.. Coe, Doctor W. C.
lobby, A, r.. Macbeth, Miss v. Me
'arthy, Miss f. Mccarthy, l.. G, IRolley,
], A, Center, Leland Rowland, j,
imons, Miss A, r. Coats, j. O, Mitchell,
| v. p, McGogan, Norman 0ss, Chester
Taylor, Captain Cook, Augustus Bal.
| eItyne, Miss v, X. Ward, Miss l., X.
| Yard, George Dwight, Dean Lake, Sam
artef, W. ID. Adams and L. Andrews Jr,
Miss o. Starratt, Miss T.. NJ Scott,
aptain Mentally, Ben ~. Lang, II. X.
y ole, +. b. Dodge, Harry Henry, G II.
, Ruhmland, George Frame, ii. Phillips,
! Miss +. Peacock, Mrs. Peacock, Biepten-
ant A, f. Black, II. w. Brewer, Ed
Neill, II, G. Brewer, w. a. Inman,
Frank Williams, J. H., Worrall, G.. C.
Minor, j. Fernandez, A. 3. Cooper, G..
M. Duncan, J. G. Poole, Mrs. J, Q, Poole,
Miss McLennan, H. r. Raw1ey, Miss dc
Jarhis, Miss Durenberger, T. G, Me
Yeaeh, J. T, Munro, S. Il. Baston and
| E, c.. Lane, ,.y. .3',n...,
H,tV. Gear, f.. A, Cunning, Mrs. Gun
ming, w. o.. Barnhart, W. o. Barnhart
Jr., q. b. wilkins, +. 0. Kahumalii, JET
McCarn, Allison MeCarn, r, N, Linn, s.
O. Halls, L. A. Anderson, Miss Rand, W.
j. Coon, R. Z. Noble, Doctor II. Biek.
NELL N. Nottage, II, G. Lybye. X, Alex
ander, r. II. Wilson, A., q. Wilson, +.
w Sharpe, X, p. Brown, i. A. Cooper,
In. A. Cooper Jr, A, +. Gertz, II. New
comb and f.. l.. ,FriGk,, Grse.''A...
Alexander Hume Ford, Miss, Olive
Rand, Joseph Stiekney, Malcolm Smith,
n! J. Paker, Dir. Deiher, J, w, Waldron,
Mrs.. Mary Frame, II. J. Winkley, II. r.
Osborn, Mrs. James Bicknell, George V.
Tearia and Mrs E,'C. Southland.
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