The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-11
DOYSOE THE FARM
|. ENQEED TRIP HERE
Maui SckoOl Garden Champions
Had Time Of Their Lives
While IN City III

i While IN City 1 /
How MauiS youthful school agrieuI,
tarists enjoyed their prize trip to this
city and inland IL told in the Maui News
Of last Friday, as follows.
4 Paul Knyssr, of Pain, Albert CANA
Fa, Keahua; Naoh Matsueda, Pau wela,
and Isashi Hasigawa, Lahaina, accom-,
panied by L. r. Mathews, director OF
the Alexander House Settlement work,
returned to Maui Tuesday morning by
the Claodine from Honolulu, whsre they
had had the time of their lives seeing
the sights Of the city. James Kaai. OF
Molokai. returned Wednesday night.
having remained over with friends. The
young lady, who had right 70 accom-
pany the party miss Mafgaret Cabral,
Of Hana), decided 90 accept prize Of
9 value equal TO the money cost Of the
trip, tlT'. E ~ M.
L These boys, and Miss Cabral, were
the snccessful compstitors for the grand
prizes in the school gardens contest,
The boys, in charge of Mr.. Mathews,
! left for the city the day after Christ!
mas. 80 were away little more than q
week. ,S1a AK ~.
Became ''Y" Members 3
Upon arriving in Honolulu on the
morning Of the, twenty seventh, the
boys had breakfast and then n swim IN
the big tank nj the ". M. G. A. Sec;
retaries Larimer and van Eek, of the
'lt1T'', took q great interest in the lads
and presented them with full member,
81 ship in the association for period of
one year. This honor was unexpected
and was much appreciated. After that
! they used the cafeteria, gymnasium,
: swimming tank, and 20 forth. at pleas!
; ure., Ms was their privilege under their
membership cards. They were told
that they could order rs much as they
! wanted at the cafeteria, and, boy-like,
called for enough for the first meal
TO have lasted them three dnysl They
were told by Mr.. Mathews that, being
champion consefvationists, they must
eat all they had ordered, so that there
would not be waste. The boys made q
desperate effort to do so, but after that
they, were much more cautious in order,
ing meals. :
Visited Capitol -
The same afternoon they met the
j Governor. by appointment, in his Office
Mt the Capitol. Mr., Pinkham shool
hands all around, congratulated thu
boys on their success and spoke to then
for a few minutes ON the importanc,
ct food production and conservation
The party then adjourned to :, tn,
grounds where q group picture, fnclud
. ing the chief executive and Mr.. Ma
!, thews, was taken. After that the Gov
ernor himself showed the boys through
the throne room, the senate chamber
{ and so forth. Next, they were show
1 through the National Guard armory
The old mission building and the publi
. library, being introduced to- all the Il
: brarians and seeing more books thai
thew had ever come across In their live
4 before. ID, -' =.
James A. Rath, head worker OF tn
|, EPalama Settlement, had establishe,
4 beds in the, welfare station for III,
boys and there they slept at night
1 At this place they also had the use o
the gymnasium, swimming tank, and s
! forth.
The next day they were show
through the big printing plant Of tn
] Star Bulletin. being personally guide,
by Editor Riley H., Allen. That after
!, noon D, tour was made OF the Bishol
EMuseum, where they inspected the won
4 derful sights. That night the boys say
Z Charlie Chaplin in a good picture a
!. the Hawaii theater.
Shown Through The Advertiser
: The next morning the Mani lads wer
I shown all through the plant Of The Ad
! veftise5 and were particularly interest
: ed IN the process Of making pictures TO
Z the paper. An Advertiser artist accom-
y panied them back to the CapitO
grounds where another group pictur
= was taken. Next they were show
= through the telephone exchange, an
y after that went out to the aqua riur
! where they saw the wonderfully eolore
= fish. Then a ride was taken aroun
. Diamond Head, and back to Ben H6
y fingers zoo In the park to see the elt
,, phant and the other animals and bird
" The boys had never seen monkeys b.
&c fore, and were delighted with the sp,
cimens at the park. From there Ale,
ander Hume Ford and Joe Stickne
e took them to the. t0utrigger Club, wheI
y they went out Ia big canoe and 81
y 'oyed surfing to their hearts, conten
!, Returning to the club, they found
II splendid lunch awaited. which had bee
IT proyided by Mr.. Ford. That nigh
n they visited the class of Sam Roble
IN the " NJ. Q, A. tgym.
Trip Around island e..
Sunday was given over to a tri
Ground the island. They went ovt
the Pail and all around to Waiafui
where they had luncheon at Mr.. Rath
- air camp. On the way into town the
4 visited Sehofeld Barracks and weI
N part Of the way down to the Peninsul,
~ Monday they went to the Y, M. @.
IL again, swan in the tank and plnye
"a in the boys department. That afte
~ noon they sailed for home, tired BIZ
y intensely pleased and happy over a
4 they had seen and experienced, an
"a determined TO try hard for another tri
A. this coming June.