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HONOLtJLU SXAB-BULLETIK TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1917.
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"Th hir rMrMlfrtitt IIIlo for Ue
Fourth of v July, ! certainly I olng to
be sv. record success this year,- said
Lv W. d : Vis-Norton this morning. "
"There Is kfull week yet -to go with
It : enrttable crowd: of s last-moment
reservats, and thercrcurslon steamer,
w hlch, by the way' if h Mauna Kea.
is already, more than i three-quarteri
r.iti . -I" " .
'6c aura i&dlcatira of the popular-
Jty of thli bit prograu? luio la ouenn&
is tho fact that, while .tho rowlnr
crew are' join rerl next Saturday,
in order to hare cocple of days; work
I a the , enemy watei, so many ' of
tiitir MMdi are colnrlwlth them this
c&son that the: regular ,boat for.Satur-
Ckf next la aireaay ruii v ue cazu-o.
- The excursion thit (year has , one
adTantaje In that the boat' stays orer
In HIIo :ntU Fritfay moJilng, s6 that
tUre is ample time nct'only to: Uke
in the wholp of the festtral prccram,
cvt-n to the grand armory Isall and the
fireworks, hui alaato devofte the whole
cf Thursday to excursions o the Vol
cano and up the . Scenic T3Wlroad to
Paaullo, where, by the jcay; the now
hotel buit hy th railroad n a really
til asset to the Island.. There Is thus
time to spend the Thursday night at
th 9 Volcano and g3t downlto Hllo In
. lets of time' to catch the s,teamer Fri
day morning '-;':' 'v-
Tf s, I am Quite ready to conduct ix
rxcursloa to the Volcano on the Thurs-c'dj-.
and will go oror on the excursion
V -t to- nuk up a list of those who
vent to go t:v The lke in tlalemau
r-.au Is certainly more spectacular
' an it has . been since 1212,' the Tear
r the tig rise, . . ; -
"With regard to the sporting erents,
' may be generally realized that there
? feveral running events open to
ers. These comprise 100; 200," run
: j high jump, 1 mile, 440 relay race
r 4 men to a team, 120 yarda low
' rilei role vault, 440, running bread
P,- putting shot, and S0 yards relay
r 4 men to a tee.ni, each man to run
ycr-s. These ahould be-a great
trsciicn for. seme cf our Honolulu
,ck nca. ES the prizes are for gold,
' ver Lzi troze medals. There is an
: r.ee fee cf 3 cents each, but this
is rcti:rre3 to all vho take part la
- race fcr v.LIch it is rs-H." -'
"I Lave received Elvlces. that the
T9 hr.tcrn r"ie is to be a
7a EKROLLED
I1M.CMIEIS
Nearly 7$ oadeU are "expected to
linei nj for th first roll-call .-of' the
second year ot thta organisation': ex
istence at the local Y. M. C. A, The
cadets are the young boys between
the ages of sad 12 and last year 71
of them constituted the finest gymna.
aiwmclass of the association. ?
The summer opening Is tills after
noon,v st which time the boys are to
K amtmA tn morlsr CiCtUTeS in COOkS
hall at theJT. M. Cs A. ' Promptly at
S o'clock the company wuisiorm uw
gymnasium games-hall and, swimming
pool under the direction of the physi
cal directors, v I
The boys are to meet thwe times a
uV.TnMm ABd ThUTWlSVS at 1
and on Saturday mornings' at 10. A
varied program or caiistnenics, relays,
games and swimming, together i with
Instructions In tumbling and minor
apparatus . for the older .boys, consti
tutes, the program. i v V3 '
-The cadets, as last year, are to be
divided into four teams and great In
terest attaches' to: the selection of the
four captalni. tat year the r four
teams were captained by Gordon Ham,
who Jed the Bears; Warner.' Hobdy,
who succeeded Clarence Cooke, Jr., in
captaining the Lions; Norman Ellis,
who successfully ran the Hounds, and
Andrew . McGlU, who : superintended
the Panthers,; L V w j; V v .
Doy Cartoonist Has
11-Year Old Rival
Ted,- the 14-yearonl cartoonist
whose work has appeared fn the Star
Bulletin, haa a rival. - The ' rival is
only i 1L His name Is Buck," , and
he takes " exception , to Ted's Idea of
Uncle Sam. ;vif Vv'-v ' V'VVV;-:
Buck writes to .Ted.; through the
SUr-Bulletln as follows: ;r -1 V '
"Ted has a very wrong Idea about
hm tatnra of tTncle Sam. He makes
him short and stout, when he should
be tall and ' thmV ; This .picture r the
encloses a picture to show his own
Idea) was drawn by cucti -V
: ."Buck. 11 years old. !VV-; V '-.
- TTnfnrtnnAtp.lv the clctcre Is In rjen-
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f nnA cannot" be retfrodaeed. out
Buck's Uncle Sam is . certainly r tall
and thin, ' . - y c" s - J V y
' Prince Udine and Wn. Marconi, th
inventor, postponed their trip through
the South and west on account 01 iu
ress cf both: ' ' . -y- ....
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Frctitly. the thousht the had '
t-tlcl tLcrouiUy tack between '
t cr thcullcrs, anl at that line cf
rrci is here tie Lair ttarts'to
tctt. E-t it's f-lrly hard reach-'
: crczi to r-zz'h. there Just'al V
ll 3 ilzca Lcre the cne button you
cVt txr-ch tclcrrs end eo, the bath
!i t:t ta ta cc;:c:te3 at that rpct.
Vet, r lth ttin wals'j or dcolleta
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ever ths and then rutbed c, ,
IriTir- tta tcrt erect without. the . '
T3Tw:r itself tc'.s: apparent. On
19 reel:. It can be arrlied thicker;",
czl cn tie chect-' and-the. tack
r -' t ?cil cay be used, without ;
i z rrtllcial erect. This is t -cause
t: 3 i Lin cf the reck and ahculders
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f l r'pr. Ira a.fra!l I Wilwa't :
i:.t a thus avral 1m UU Uh . - v
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r -r iTikt ' a eaaorr cf towtla r "
rrrr a lux bala fcf boillax-ot "
t. cr tre t!r::!cs ani wtr. i;ia-ua tp ?r ttia, u-
vV . TrtTrp-i Fr t'B'fs? eaacrr arrar-aient via kw? tit BtaaM
rfrhr. t a-1 nee miatite; roa aowa rwl plaipU eraaa la. ;
i a piov oi irm . ta a v
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Ua ini at Utaa
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pretty, and-tcr thin oiyipe off. wits a pi
and wcn t..a i-.-ea away r uio4 of daarus 1
-ca checrrei that telh rich clcta-, ai.:ctioa. VW
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u the iiczl drink. It nil the encp aia tSs'3tial :
refreshes and invirorstes a tireif mind and bodvr-
IZ fa:r!y teems with the piquant Eavor ol the luscious Icrsuw
. fcm r h'ch it is rude. yiVa; m r.. ,zrr
Above Hnze Kauai High School squad. Below Twenty glrla in Flag
Drill that formed pretty feature of c"a"ting exewsefcVX""cC''-t;
(Spatial Etar-Baifctia Comapoadtaca) ; and . then .. there - were several folk
' LIIIUE, Kauai, June 23v The clos
ing-exercises of-the-Kauai. high and
grammar-school-were, held on Friday
at the j high - school - grounds, Llhue.
The program .was" of sv patriotic - na
ture and ; was' ' witnessed ; by many
friends of the schooL ;-i
The opening number was :cjte'ot
patriotic "songs ' sung .byTTheTsrndents
and showed that the younger genera
tI6aknow: both the words;a3ad:. music
cf the .national 8ongs,VCV ?tp'--l'
-The lrill company : of J four, squads
then gave a fine exhibition cf, military
drill and won the praise of the specta
tors by their clean, snappy .work, Aft
er, this .came the - squad 'competitive
drUL"; Lieut j Gonser I bf the'. Regular
Army,-acted as Judge. ;.The competi
tion was so close that two. b quads had
to drill the second time to decide the
winner. VA' pennant-' was ; awarded! to
the,wihnera; Squad ItAVrJ.
:a girls' chorus sans two numbers
PRIZES OFFERED,
HID FARMERS
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WAn-UKU, Maui, i June 22.- At a
meeting' of the children's' gardens gen
eral committee, held at the Alexander
house last rrlday afternoon, it was de
cided to set apart one of the six chief
orttes (trips to Honolulu) to each of
the. following three sections Molokal,
Hana district from Kallua o Kaupo,
and West Maui for.Honokohau to Olo
walu.s The other three first prizes will
be awarded to the owners of .the three
best gardens wherever located on cen
tral Mani.::-im'r 'VV: v'-VX
v Thi decision was, arrived at -after
the matter had been discussed at con- cal DepartmentAdv;
slderable length. ' Because of the dif
ficulty of any , one corps of Judges be
ing able to inspect properly the gar
dens in the three sections first named;
these sections will be permitted to do
their own Judging, or to appoint their
own 'Judges.?-"-. -:V
; For, central Maul the chairman of
the children's gardens department has
been authorized to appoint a 'commit
tee to select three Judges to make the
final decision.'1 One of these Judges
will possibly be a government official
from Honolulu if he. can be obtained.
The committees In charge of the vari
ous districts will each decide as to the
best of their own gardens, and those
chosen win " be submitted n to the
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DR, P. AV. RUSH FORTH, OPTICIAN.
froraerr'or the Bertelling Optical
Co. of Ban Francisco has succeeded
Dr. Capps in "Wall it Dougherty's Opti-
a warded a handsome cup at a sarty
given in their honor at the ibeacl
house ol ' the T. W. C ' A, last Sat
urday evening. X The award marled
the close of the contest between the
various dubs. . . .--'- .' -V . . v
The Hawaiian Girls' Club captured
a total of 11 points, and the Girl Guar
dian Society, the youngest and small
est club, wen second place - with 5
points. At the party, the various
contests: were burlesqued, ? and" tea
cups were awarded soma of the Indi
vidual members who distinguished
themselves. --'..;--: -:; ;f T - "'j -:.
Miss Rebecca. Exera waa awarded s
cup as the champion basketball' play
er la these burlesque contests, and
Miss Mary Smith was given the. honor
as the leading baseball player. V Miss
Adelaide Swln g showed ' the . $ best
knowledge ot the Bible. The points
and standing were as follows:
Attendance at club , meetings, 12
points, won by Girl Guardian Society.
Basketball, won by Hawaiian Girts'
Qua, 4 points; Jolly McKinleyites.
second place, 2 points. f V. '.;
Volley ball, - 7 points, won by Ua
waiian Glrla' Club. -...V.;-- .
- Indoor baseball, 7 points, Hawaiian
Girls' Club. . . v ; . C:.5 - ' I
Club exhibition,; f points, Hawaiian
Girls' Quo. A ;,
Tennis, ( points, Hawaiian Girls'
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8wimmlng, 6 pouts, Lyrio Club.
Educational work, 10 points, Waka
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Bible study, 10 points, Tse Mat' V.s
Dramatics, 10 " points. Jolly McKin
leyites; -t'.-v ''-..'-;.-V W;V ;
', Sunshine work, 8 points. Girl Guar;
dian - .Society. a- V, V; . ' : : ? V V '; ":
AD CLUB DESIGNATED v iv
JO STAGE VAUDEVILLE JV v ; ;
v: vAT: CIVIC CONVENTION i;
r As the result of a. meeting, of the :':.: VV
Ad Club convention committee, Harry V V :
Decker has been appointed to . take ,-,
charge of the vaudeville performance V .. f
which is to be given Monday night vV
duricg the civic contention week. A
special feature of the performance
will : be an advertising akit. Toa ' :
Sharp has been retained aa technical ;
adviser. .T.v'i ':?-;-VVi ' ..
,The' music arrangements for . the V
entire convention have been placed in
the hands of the Ad Club with A. E. - ,-.
Larimer in charge, who will j have
Charles R. Frazler as aide in the com-, V
position of the special music ;
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Members cf Frederick Funstcn Fost .
No. 4, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will V
meet at 7:39 o'clock this evening in V
Phoenix halLl Visiting comrades are'i
lnvited to attend. .
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dances by the children and -the. older
gins. i :'-a:,-:, m ?
- Thef last ' number consisted ref a
fuig drill by; 20; girls, and: was' one of
the features' of - the da v.' I I
l certificate ,of Honor for. gardening to
we scnooi, ana sjso-to Manuel iGqu
vela for home gardening-was-reeeiTed
with applause. , AS'-jspecJal -VscUoOl
prize of - 5 ai;twonby r,the natter-
for f havhigL the most productive
garden at the school. V- V -.-r v ,
Lieut" Gonser : spoke to ; ; the . bors .
abouV the Importance lof ; observation ssVi
muA vucuicuks iu . "iniflrjr!- wvra, .sua
President Patterson ; of ? the . Chamber
of Commerce delivered an address on
patriotism. : - ,
t The -high-school has developed rap
idly in the past three years and there
were : many favorable t comments on
the accomplishments : and improve
ments of the achooL ' '. ' . :
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J FAREWELL-PARTY GIVEN :y
. A Jolly farewell party was tendered
two popular Honoiulans, H. D.' Mc
Leod and- J C Bowen, who leave .for
the coast r today;, in the nature of a
Chinese dinner last, night. . . Both are
going. , to SeattleLiiBowen' has been
practising .law: here . and McLeod -wraa
an: engineer, with therHonolulu Iron
Works, Guests , who gathered to speed
them oil their .Hray, were James H.
Berry, f C.V P.-f, Gambertou v- WTllIani
Honk, C. Chaner. Con Sing Loy, A. M,
Hlmrick, B. Brown and R. A. Hukman.
is New,-our experience ; is OldJ ::.
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delivery system is prompt! and dependable t-; tell
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