The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-23
PAPA|KQU SCHOOLS.
!. BIc'R0[[0FHON0R
Many Men Educated There Have
I,sat Served In Army, Navy
yttg h and Guard, .s.5

! Papaikou school, according TO its
News OF November 10, has quite mum
Der on rs roll OF honor of men educat.
ed Tiers who have joined the United
states Army and Navy and the Ma.
tional Guard Of Hawaii. '.
The news makes grave error, how
ever, when II announces that the song
Alohn 0e" was composed bv the late
Queen Biliuokalani when she was i'm
lrrisoned In the 1olani Palace some time
after the overthrow in 1893. The song
was composed during the reign OF Ka.
lakaua in the early eighties, while Ii
huokalani was regent, her royal brother
being then on his tour of the world,
say those who allege the late Queei,
wss its author. The authorship of this
popular song has been disputed often
and there really seems no agreemen at
over its authorship. ta.
The following notes are from hast
Mondays Papaikou School News: Il
News Notes aS. F.t-
with this number, new board Of
editors takes charge. We intend to
work hard and make every number of
the News Just little better than the
one before. We ask for the help of ali
the pupils for it is upon them that
the success of our paper depends.
Yesterday, November 49, the Dia.
mond p crossed bats with the Puueo
team. We DO not know the results, but
we hope eur boys returned with flyinp
colors. Another game will be piaye1
on Sunday, November 20, against the
Waiakea team y fsa.4Tst,s
|ttF'The. warm afternoons have brought
swarnis Of wnsps TO the school Small
boys think Il great fun to tie thread
TO them and let them go sailing through
the. air. II may be sport for the BOYS
but we are quite sure that the wasps
do not think livery funny The boys
seem 70 like to play, with the wasps
but the girls are not quite as fond %
them. For some reason they do not
like to have them in their hair or dow
their backs. fAI1 -4.5
"When our bows OF the national
guard left for Hilo, crowds of people
were at the railroad station to see them
of to the training camp. A number Of
children showed their patriotism by
waving American flags to our depart
ing soldier b6fS Among the departing
boys were "a lumber OF former pupils
~ the raphikbp school,. fa'-s
Roll Of Honor s.Fs......f p, 70. a
The following il list, though in,
eompletes Of fprmer pupils of the Pa
paikou school how serving Uncle Sam
National Guard of Hawaii-t-Alfred II
nacio, Frank Correa, iHatsuichi Tsu
eawa, MatfaHi1 Chiquita, Tom Kaukai
David Punolpi, GEORGE '1,iborio. Gen,
sukee Kaya, SHgerl MatsunaGa, Kaheni
Kanaeh6lO, ikbrnh Waiki, Joseph Me
leiros, George, KahaIa; United State
Army+t- Joseph Pavia, Manuel Costa
United States Navy-John Liborio, Joa
quinn Furtado. a., .s,.., ,tA .ss
'IThe eighth grade will he entertain
cd by the seventh grade at a Thanks
giving party to be held mt the schoo
PREMISES, Saturday, November "a. ..
Twisted on4sHAlohR oe" ~ o., .a.
"Out Of respect for the memory o.
the late Queen LiliuolSalani the Gov
ernOr of the Territory declared Frida,
November 10, legal holiday On
school flag has been at half-mast dur
ing the week for the same reason.
1.-THE late beloved Queen was born
M Oahu in 1899. Shelwas Of roya
blood and so was educated at the Roya
School, Honolulu. She was a very in
telhRent woman, j. ~, 1Nr
''Her reign began after the dealt
of her brother King KalaEaua, in 1881
and ended in 1891. When the monarch'
was overthrow, the Queen was imprs
Nped and during that time she wrote
Hawaii's host known song Aloha Oe
"The Queen funeral took plac,
YESTERDAY and she now lies beside he
brother Kalakaua. s.. sF"