Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-08


A complex system Of code words, 60
in number, has been compiled for the
wig-wag and semaphore signal tests.
Cup Events Yesterday
Yesterdays e7eRts for the cup con-
sisted CT Kim's game and scout pace
events. In which there has been keen
interest. Rim's game competition con-
sisted OF a memory test, that OF look.
ing at table on which were placed
SO camp articles and each team was
given two-minnte view OF the table,
writing down the articles later. Troop
rs team Of Scouts Wilder and Pratt
were able to name 46 articles. The
other Troops scored in the following
order, Troop V, IS; Troop II. 40;
Troops vi and XIII, Al; Troop VII, 40;
Troops w and X, 38: Troops VIII
and XII, 81; Troop XIV. Sc, and Troop
XVII, "a
A Scientific Discovery
The spirit of the athletic proWess OF
scoutdom led 10 acienfifIc discovery
on the part 81 the hospital detachment
under Edgar 8. Barry. To win the
race only one thing was lacking
some rundown. So naturally the hos
pftal had IL Scoutmaster Barry had
met every emergency before and
would not fail this time. So he took
an inventory of the hospital effects
and found only cotton gauze bandages.
toothache drops, castor OIL and cough
drops The hospital detachment now
refuses TO give out the prescription
but, suffice II TO say, Ikeole won the
race, anyway.
Troop II are the baseball champions
of Camp Guild. The exhibition game
between Troops II and " settled the
aspiring Queens Own scouts into the
cellar class by a score of 8 TO 3. The
Palama boys proved too much for
Troop v from the start.
No Need for Worry
! Honolulu parents need not worry
over the beach guards at the camp
Yesterday the finals in the life-saying
contest for handsome silk flag pre-
scented by the Ideal Clothing Company,
showed the scouts ability to rescue a
drowning person. The person in this
case, however, proved to be sack or
sand. Troop v, represented by Robert
Boyd, won the flag. The semi-finals
were between two representatives
from four troops, VII v, and II. The
order of rescue was Boyd, Troop ";
Jacobson and Wilder, Troop 4; while
Ikeole Of Troop v finished in fourth
place. Thirty4wo boys entered the
contest
The exhibition drill for the John
Guild cup will be staged this evening
just after flag-down, when Commits
sioner Hayward viii review the troops
and hand in his decision The exhibt
Etidn driii win be folloMedby the grand
review of the week.
Camp Fire Tonight
The big doin's" are coming around
the big camp fire tonight. Pop" Hut
ton has been holding .kopii" sessions
in the woods and has nothing to say at
all, which is taken as an indication
that there will be a big, lively pro-
gram.
All preparations will be issued to-
night for the 'tents down" early to-
morrow morning. Camp will be brok-
en- at $50 and the homeward-bound
bugle will be sounded at o'clock.
-Four hours win be allowed for the
hike to the Pail, where machines Will
take the scouts to Honolulu.
Visitors Last Night
Camp Guild entertained visitors last
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kimball
OF Haleiwa hotel, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Towse, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Hall and
Miss Perkins of Honolulu attended
evening colors and were taken
through an inspection OF the Is tents.
They returned to the city last night.