The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-09-27
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tlOn OF O11lCerS nelu at lHe LlHue
court house last Thursday after
noon Judge C. B. Hoigaard, of
Waimea, was elected vice president.
When the meeting was called, for
mer president, Lyle A. Dickey, stat
ed that the regular annual meeting
had been delayed on account of the
desire of the Chamber of Commerce
to hold this session at a time when
a banquet celebrating the commence
ment of work on the Nawiliwili
breakwater could be given. The
breakwater had been delayed how
ever, and it was deemed best not
to delay the meeting any longer.
Baldwin Nominates Officers.
b. d. Baldwin, chairman of the
nominating committee, proposed the
following officers for the ensuing
year:
II. ID. Wishard-President
C. B. Hofgaard-Vice President.
John H. Midkiff-Secretary.
j. /. Silva-Treasurer
All were unanimously elected.
Mr.. Wishard then took the chair
and made short speech of accept
ance. Judge Hofgaard also accept
ed with a few remarks.
A letter from George P. Denison,
president of the Chamber of Com
merce of Honolulu was read. Mr..
Denison asked if the Kauai Cham
ber of Commerce wished to enter
tain the next Territorial Civic Con
vention providing the date of the
convention be changed from Sep
tember to November. Judge Dickey
stated that as president of the Ka-
uai organization, he had already in
formed Mr.. Denison that Kauai does
not care to resume this responsible
ity this year.
Frank Crawford moved that the
action of the former president be
endorsed by the chamber. (Carried).
The Press Conference.
A letter from l.. NJ. devils Nor
ton, executive secretary Of the Press
Conference of the World, telling Of
arrangements for the press confer
ence and asking Kauai to entertain
some of the delegates was read.
1t was moved by II. d. Sloggett
that the president appoint, Q) re-
cept:on committee and, (2) trans
portation committee to entertain
such delegates as might visit Ka-
uai Seconded by c. B. Hofgaard
Passed.
A motion was made by C. B. Hof-
gard that Mr.. Norton be instruct
ed to send 100 guests to Kauai
Seconded by ]. l. Silva. Passed.
A letter from the Hoaquim, Wash
ington, Commercial Club, inviting
Kauai tourists to visit Washington
was read.
Cup for Athletes.
Judge Lyle A. Dickey reported
that Miss Madeline Scule, member
of the Kauai Athletic League, had
asked the Chamber of Commerce
for trophy cup for the league. He
moved that a cup costing not over
500 be given. Seconded by F. S.
Pugh. Passed.
New Members.
The membership committee pro-
posed the following names for men,
bership in the chamber:
r. A. Balester, Eleele.
Henry X. Aki, Lihue.
John NJ Waiamau. Lihue.
Arthur c. Clutterbuck, Waimea.
w " Lee, Kapaa.
r. NJ. Allen, Kilauea.
o. C. Maxwell, Lihue.
f Il. Dollinger, Lihue.
Chester Carlson, Kalaheo.
Dr. T. Morgan, Lihue.
DR.. Smith, Lihue.
Neil Locke, Lihue.
w. n. Francis, Koloa.
1t was moved by c. b. Hofgaard
that all be elected to membership.
Seconded by r. w. Bayless. Passed.
Breakwater Celebration.
Judge Dickey's report that the
chamber had voted to put the cele-
bration for the Nawiliwili breakwat
er project in the hands of the har-
Dor committee brought forth many
suggestions and much discussion. ii.
d. Sloggett suggested that the break
water and press conference cele-
bration be combined. 1t was agreed
to leave the proposition in the
hands of the harbor committee.
L. Silva, treasurer, reported that
the chamber has $43729 in the trea-
sury. 1t also has war savings stamps