Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05
HAVE YOU A JOB
FOR q BEAUTIES
FROM MONTANA?
They Get Cable to Come Back
Home, But They Don't
Want To

The Montana girls must go home.
Contrary TO expectations the reply to
the cable sent TO the Butte Miner ask
ing for more time here was unlavor,
able and they must go home.
The answer from the Butte Miner
management was sent to the chaper-
one and instructed her to bring the
party home as per schedule.
The girls complain that the trip was
10 last six weeks and has been cut
down to 26 days, and also declare that
former Senator Clark, owner of the
paper, does not know it or they could
stay the limit.
As the matter stands now the par
ty will leave on the Siberia tomorrow
morning.
Not Montana my Mountain Home, /"
but Hawaii Mel, the Dream Isles of
the Pacific" is the word now on the
lips Of the q girls. So strong has the
desire to live in Honolulu become that
at least a dozen girls are determined
to stay here regardless of the return
cable from Butte
Don't you need some bookkeepers
or stenographers in Honolulu" they
ask. I'VE want to stay here and be-
come "kamaainas."
The party was taken around Dia-
mond Head and through Fort Ringer
yesterday morning. Col. Rafferty, had
the huge mortars numbered and. ex.
planned the shell manipulation to the
mountain girls whose conception of
forts was confined to barracks and
stable for horses. The colonel also
opened his headquarters for the visit
ore.
The afternoon was spent in that
sport known only to Hawaii-surf rid.
ing. The occasion was rendered dou.
bly, pleasant by having Duke Kahana.
moku, champion swimmer Of the world,
as one of their teachers. The Hui
Nalu boys took charge Of the girls,
who proved to be apt pupils though
they hail from the barren plains where
the liquid they mostly see is not wa
ter. .Ez.s.
Everybody seems so kind to us,
said Bonnie Anderson from Billings.
I'VE come like q storm and of course
when we leave a place we are missed.
We shall never forget the many hos |
pitabls friends we have made on the |
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nolulu"
Shopping in Honolulu was the SEIZED.
ule this morning while at noon they |
visited the legislature to see the old !
throne room with the territorial senate |
In session. @
DR.. Charles B. Cooper and Mrs |
Cooper will entertain the girls at their
home on the corner of LunaliIo and |
Kapiolani streets this afternoon at A
o'clock. Governor Pinkham, Mayor and
Mrs. Lane and other Honolulans win l
be there, beside former residents of |
Montana and the local newspapermen.
The tea will be an informal affair to
give the visitors an opportunity to
meet more Honolulu people.
These girls are the best adyertis.
ers we have ever welcomed to Homo
lulu said Acting Secretary Taylor of
the Promotion Committee "They can
see more to talk about than older Ha-l
waiian boosters, and we may expect
good results from their visit to u.s."
Mrs. Charles Wilson, chaperone, who
at first violently opposed the idea Of L
cabling back to Butte for a longer stay,i
has come to the same conclusion i
reached by the girls, that Honolulu is
q good place to stop.
4 am so thankful for quiet porch, !"
she said. Il just want to stay here
by the sea until I get thoroughly rest. |,
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