The Garden Island. [volume], May 23, 1911, Page 4, Image 4

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Till' GARDFV IST.AXD, TTUSDAY. MAY
2.?, ion
Mav 15lh.
Stamp Collectors Meet Kiiauea Club Protests Some Automobile Notes
An intei'st in philately has al
ways been manifest in Honolulu.
ami the ' hug" that has been at
woik all over the world, particu
larly during the past dozen years,
j
has
"The factory of the Chalmers
Motor Company has heroine one of
the real show places ( f Detroit,"
said Frank 1',. Howis of the Asso
ciated Garage, local dealer in Cha!
niers cur.-.. "Si m.iiiy ivqin;ts tor
permission to visit thefactory have
Kiiauea. Kauai
W. Hi Rice. Jr.1'
Vice 1'isident K. A. A.
' l.ihue, Kauai. r
The Kiiauea Athletic Associ.i-
a strong footho.d here. So tion Ik-u-w ith protest the game of
markc 1 has been the spread of the I use hall played at Koloa, K.aiai,
"habit" that, a society of philntcl-, on Sunday the 1-Hhinst., between heeti made that the company has
isls has been organized here, aiid the KoIoh nine, and the Kiiauea now established regular automobile
and it will ifc a question of hut a nine, for the following reasons: service between the factory and the
short time when it will have reach- That the Koloa team played a man Detroit retail store. Autotnohiles
ed a si.j worth while." on their nine hy the name of leave for, the factory at 10 a. m.
There are persons hero;wlio have Myers, said "Myers" not heing and 2 a. in. each day. All. visit
upwards of tventfiyc thousand a resident of Koloa, nor whose ors are shown through thefactory
stamps of Hawaiian 'issues, count- name does not appear on the Koloa py competent guides and then taken
lng'.' duplicates, and nearlv com- Baseball Chili's official list of play- back dow n tow n in ears. Fvcrsinee
..1 ,.-.1 I. ...;.. itj fli,.c:.. nr.. in 1 1 i i c cvwIiMll WM i i 11 1 11 im rn 1 1 'i 1 ;I11 !UV-
the game for the pleasure there is, The Kiiauea A. A. hy its captain, rage of fifty visitors a day have
in it rather than for gain. Of i Dan I,ovell, lodged a protest on heen through the Chalmers factory .
tlio.-".? i jteresled; , Charles Hustace the field ot play, prior to the game I wish to inform all of my tnend
Jr. has, i,'rhais,. the largest and against the said "Myers" heing in this territory that they Will he
hest collection of Hawaiian stamps, allowed to play.
His include' all hilt one -of the The Kiiauea Athletic Associa
-,verv rare tw'u-ccnt numerals'' issued tion does not enter this protest for
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doesn't m a k e anv difference
car or not; the eomininv will hi
glad to lake him through the factory
and how him how a standard
autoinohile is huilt. This work hv
educational. No attempt is made
simply shown every manufacturing
,'in the't-.uly Jays and mostly used reason of loss of game, hut as a whether a visitor owns a Chalmers
by the missionaries. The-particu- matter of principle.
lar'Stainp is represented in Hawaii Any cluh having a player whose
only fn the collection at the bishop name is not on the official list ot
Museum, and it is, of course, plavers taking part in the league
valuable'', "Of those w ho go in for ' game, is in direct violation of the the Chalmers company is purely
Stamps of all countries-,, W. Walters constitution and by-laws of the
has the largest collection in the Kauai Athletic Association article to sell cars to visitors; they are
Islands.-' He lias been collecting VII Sice. 1 and 2. Clause c
for a number of years and has! Aktici.i: VII process in connection witli tlie
niany rare and beautiful specimens, j Six. 1 . An official list shall be building of Chalmers cars and given
canceled and unused. 'prepared by the president to he ii pleasant ten-mile ride out to the
At this time there are but twenty issued to the manager of each' of factory and hack down town. If
. t . . . . . ' i : 4 'iin-mw nil k'fili'ii v1 w i ii i tit irt t.t fr1
members of the societv, ancVlie i uie reieeunK lean.. ..e..u... ......
objects of tbe'society, as set forth j such player, or players, desiring (in motor cars cares to visit the
in the first section of the Wlaws, to become a member, or members ! Chalmers factory when in Dc-
' kare to acquire.: a- (knowledge of, of any one team, shall personally ; troit he will be made welcome Sim
philately, to cultivate. feelings of sign his or their names with ink. ; ply by calling at the factory or the
' frieiidshin 'amone philatelists, to! Skc. II. Clause C. No team j Detroit store."
' suppress the sale 'of forgeries and , have the right ot substituting any .
to assist members' in acquiring and name or names after the official list P. Jill;, MqLaC Rpmrfl
disposing of stamps.". '". '. 1 has been f.led w ith the president, ; LdUllldC l!ldhC5 IVCtUIU
It seems to lie the intention oV CKC " a petition duly fded by j Climbing mountain grades and
'the experts ''in' the association to ! s,lch ttaI w,th tl,L' l'Hlent, the plowing through deep sand, a
' teach those who are not so high up : saule t0 be "Pl'roved by three-, Cadillac touring car has established
in the art the right and the wrong j foVths . "f the representatives of , a rcCord for the distance between
of philately and to instruct them ' the j Spokane and Walla Walla. Wash.
..'in buying. ''There .are thousands j- To" permit the breaking of above i that secure likely to sfand for some
"of bogus Japaiieses . stamps, for in- rllles- would, form a had and dan-j lhue. The distance is 3'0 miles, and
" . . ..1.... . . J ...,(,.1,1 4--....1 ' i ' t , -t t 1
"stance, counterfeited and sent in I'eeueuu, a.m. uuu. ie..i. i Ulc cur averaged t, .o nines an nour
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I . .. i : t a i i.i.. : :
bales ' to - Germany for. disposal to "lhru n, " 1 , '
the highest bidders' Many tour- j otlu clubs would consider them-
tstshdve beer W in thdrpur- selves-justified in importing play
'chases, aiid-thevsoci., intends, to !rs ?J th. P m of
uase.icii uu hub isiauu.
The Kiiauea Athletic Associa-
reduce the number of, injured in
Hawaii to the tjUnimuiii. .
In ' the pst ' ears ' cplfectors
the entire run at times attaining' a ,
speed of 55 to 60 miles an hour. The
total running time war 11 liitmrs, 1
48 minutes.
People in the towns through ;
which the car passoxl had been told
tion requests that the Board of 0f the race agaihst time and in j
' T "i ftnrc f 'i irti f ill i 1 1 til w t ttt I'd I .. i ... . ' - . . , " 1 . . . ...... 4 . 1
sought clean stAfnr, Realise of " . . , -, . e , ' tl," ,,,,.v", , :
, , ,. ,. . , . .. ':nd declare last Sundays contest assembled in crdwds to see the ear
the belief that thev made abetter;. . . . ....
. . ,-.' ,j between Koloa and Kiiauea a tor- umi Crew go through.- At Wal u
impression on those wdio examined ,. . c c I . , , , . . ,
' . , , I teited ' game in favor of kiiauea. Wal a the car was met by a large
collections. Then came a demand ; , ....... a,,,,:.,. I , :,. . L
r i iv it"i ..vi.in "i-"' . eseuri ui auiuuiuimes. i lie siui i
tor canceieu siamps, oeeause n.was , .
tion.
an evidence of genuineness,' Iivil I . . .
, . . : President K. A. A.
disposed persons have for several j
1 , . , ! Manager
vears counterfeited even the can-1 ,, .. .(
, Captain
celation marks so that only ex-
MILTON & PARSONS
Form.rly with Dunn's Hat Shop
Millinery Parlors
Hotel Street, Honolulu
Opp. Young Hotel
R. J. Myers.
C. Whitk .
Senator Knudsen
was made from Spokane at 4;3u
o'clock in the morning and covered
the 163 miles to Walla Walla in
Dan Loykll. 1 5 hours, 55 minutes running tune,
I while on the return two minutes
a n d Mrs. I were clipped from that time.
that a Cadi-
MisS Power
Fashionable Millinery
Partort
210-211 Bo.lon BIJg.
Fori Street
Honolulu
perts, or at least those who have j
irivfii rolk-ctiiiB some thouirht. buv I
.;!, o,,., ,h,rr of snfetv. Ger-1 Knudsen , were passengers on the : It was only reeentlv
manv now d e in a u d s canceled i Kill;iu last Wednesday morning, j llac made a record round trip be
statnps, though the tendency for ! Mr. C. W. Spitz returned Wed- j vecu Los Angeles and San. Fran-
r a ........... :., ' iiesd:iv from a business trin to eisco, its elapsed tune being 39
uiicauccieu nia.iiwn ... uiuti iiai 1,-1 - j- --
Honolulu-
Hans Gittle, one of our many
popular travelling men, arrived on
the Kiuau and is paying his. res
pects the merchantmen of Kauai.
tr Mr irlr.lir Pi',... 1-...
1 n,Mr.i,.ct nil, I ii'.wt t . r. . ....
I WlljllVT, tlll ...u.k tlllJV.,41b Vyillf Ull
of the world still exists.
The officers of the Hawaiian
Philatellic Society are: W. Walters,
president; John Gribble, vice-president;
Bruce Cartwright Jr., secre
tary, and F. W. Wood, treasurer.
Charles Hustace Jr., A. F. Cooke.
hours 8 minutes for tile 974 miles.
1 I'll is was followed almost imniedi
atelv by the run of another Cadi
ilac, which lowered the former time
i uy six hours and a halt a rccoru
i which stands tor 974 miles of the
MISS KATE WOODARD
1141 Fort Street
Stamping, Embroidery, Notion,
Drc.imaking, Fancy Work,
Shirt WaitU and Underwear
Cloves Cleaned -
turned last Wednesday morning
and C. Karsten comprise the board from an extended trip among
of trustees. The members include : friends and relatives o;i the main
Rev. W. Westervelt, Percy Cleg- j laud.
horn, Job Batchelor H. Glade, j Deputy U.. S. Marshal Sher
W. S. Monsarrat, F. W. Klebalm, 'wood, came up on the Kiuau last
II. G. Jihrhorn. Will K. Cooper, Wednesday morning on business
Dr. F. F. HedeinaVi, L. M. White- connected with the Federal De
house, W. C. Parke, A. P. C.ipartment.
Correa and I. Castano. : :
Fach of these gentlemen ha, a j
the Paeitic coast.
Several weeks ago a Cadillac car
performed the first practical service
ever rendered by an automobile in
actual warfare by conveying
wounded from the field of the tirsi
j battle of Agua Prieta, the Mexi
; can tow n just across the border from
j Douglas, Ariz.
When the battle of April 13 oc
Continued from page 3.
collection varying from five tohiue togUher .and be like Gideon 1 ctirreU at the same town several
fifteen thousand duplicate Hawaii-; witj "brbles and song books" in : residents ot Douglas were killed hy
ans, Bruce Cartw-right holding ten out. halul ant) words in the other, ' bulleis wnieii crossed the inter
thousand H.awaiians, and every ' procaimiiig for Gdo and his iiauoual boundary, and President
Hawaiian stamp ever issued, w ith cluirchi "we'll be.victorious over Tan desired to send a message to
the exception of the one mentioned olir c,ljm;cs. " t j thc .Mexican teUeial and rebel
above a's being in )ie uhiseuin is ' The pastor will make his jiastoral j ll'00ljs, warning uiem not to m e
ow ned by'memU-rs of the society. all tllis WeVk around the neigh-! aa,u luto, L'u'Utl bUlcs lc''nl,,,'.v-
vnnn -is tin- nicmbershrriiis f ir e , i -No L luted Mates ai my otlicer w as
As soon a the mu ubersli.T is tar Lorh(X)u. with a tew members ot Ucd to ouss Ule lmu l(J
enough advanced tj.ere will be a , the church. Lal ry lUe message and a Cauillac
Junior branch started and the boys M lhc dos,. of thc rv-KV the 1 Car was engaged,
will lie permitted to attend the Senior and Intermediate C. F. Flying an. American flag and
lectures to be delivered in the combined in their nuetiiig and . manned by three civilians, the
rooms of the society when they are enthusiastically concurred in the Cadillac proceeded inside the in-
secured. For the present meetings biblical expression of the topic, surrecto lines. The men stated
will M in the residences of the llllivtrsal dut' ot' making their mission and were permitted
.y t pledges. to proceed elglit miles south, where
dilTerellt members. Thc ,jresiileiit, of the I. C. F. the message was delivered to Gen.
Anyone interested is invited to Kaultikou with the jirayer Keyuaido Diaz, in command of the
be present. Applications for mem- meeting committee 11. W. Waiau, feiier.il troojjs.
bership, accompanied by an intro- paid a visit to one of their mem- Cadillacs were also used to bring
dnctory fee of fifty cents and fifty .hers who is now cone ions, dead and wounded from the field
Cents annual dues, will be received, With our prayers to the Almighty alter the two battles at Agua Prieta
Adv . , , we hope fop-lus recovery, early in April.
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