Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-19

arrival in Oregon in 1889, in charge
of Edwin o. Hall, who had been 8
printer in the mission in Honolulu
since 1885, and who struck the first
proof sheet at I1auwai on May Is
1899; and still further the movements
of the press afterwards until it came
into my custody" 49,. H. ~
Hunters Camp in Canada Today
Canadians.
An Indian Summer in Western Ca,
NADIA Is float representing an Indian
camp on lake in the western part
of that country II was entered by
Canadians. The float shows an In.
dian family of several men, woman
and child before q tepee pitched up
On an island in the lake, with an In.
dian birch canoe floating in the wa.
ter. Realism is adj, - the scene ~
several trees to which are attached
artificial maple leaves.
Passing Through Locks Of Panama
anai-HonoIulu Chamber of Com.
merce.
Passing through the Locks Of the
Panama Canal Is one of the more pre-,
tentious floats, which pictures the big
locks used to raise ships over sections
of the canal. A model of the steamer
Mauna Kea, supplied by the Inter.
Island Steam Navigation Company.
adds to the pictufesQueness of the
scene portrayed. The float was en-
tered by the Honolulu Chamber OF
Commerce
A Bit Of Old Mexieo-Mutual Teie-
phone Co.
"0ld Mexico is the entry of the
Mutual Telephone Company. The
float represents q 'dobe" home Of
the more prosperous Mexican poems,
with ornate workings and designs in
the outer walls.
A Siberian Home-Barnhart Ice Co,
and Merchants.
A Siberian Home in that isolated
land Of ice and cold is pictured here
today in this cline of semi-tropic sun,
as the pageant passes. with small
log house covered with snow and
icicles, before which play In games
and dances grown children OF Siberia
in native costumes. The float is the
entry of the Barnhart Ice Co.
Gates Of Seoul. kores-Univefsity
Club.
Guarded by hugh mythical animals
in the form of statues are the gates
to the city of Seoul. the capital of the
Hermit Kingdom, Korea. This at
tractiye float, which is one OF the
many historical entries, was contrib
uted by the University Club. The
gates are In the form of the ancient
temple which has been standing for
centuries and which has seen the
many changes in the form of govern
of this forbidden city that the emperor
lives, an emperor in name only, whose
actions and mandates are dictated by
the Japanese government Honolulu
today harbors many men and women
from this land Of mystery. people who
have sought protection and peace un.
der the Stars and Stripes and who are
mounldiDg themselves into useful and
respected residents.
Temple Of Heaven, Pekins-Chinese
Chamber OF Commerce.
The Temple of Heaven was entered
the Chinese Chamber OF Commerce.
The float shows a miniature replica of
the famous house of worship of the
followers Of Confucius in Picking.
China. 1t Is this house of worship
where custom dictates that the Chi
nese ruler must enter at least once a
year.
Ming Tombs Of China Chinese
Merchants
Ming Tombs in China, the float en-
try Of Chinese merchants, are exact
replicas OF the tombs in which ere In
TERED the remains of the Ming
dynasty OF China. These tombs are
among the most famous structures in
the world
Month Of the Pine-A Water Mill in
yapan-Japanese Banks of Honolulu.
The Month of the Pine in Japan
shows little water mill and wheel
beside a stream and just below some
falls in Japan in December, called
the month of the pine, because this
is the only tree fully leafed at that
time. 1t was entered by the Japanese
banks OF Honolulu.
Cherry Festival-Rotary Club
The Cherry Festival depicts typi-
cal bit of life in old Japan in that fes-
tive season of the year when the cher
~ tree is in full bloom. The float is
surmonnted with half-score of bios
soming cherry trees and under the
flower-coyered bower a number of
japanese are seen in Characteristic
poses OF merry-making and festiyity.
The float was entered by the Rotary
Club and is graceful recognition to
q large. useful element in Hawaii's
life.
A Bit Of Home Life In Japan-the
Iris Month-Japanese Merchants.
Japan In the Iris Month shows a
little country Japanese cottage with a
thatched roof and a characteristic
view of an old-fashioned street light
on tree before the home. Japanese