The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-17
OF
THE PAST
One Nations Labor Not
| Suitable Here.
A DIVERSITY IS NEEDED
Maui News Urges Making Of Butter
From Cane Tops--That
Islands News.

wAfLUKU. Maui. Dec. f5.--It will b.
admitted that too many laborers OF any
one race Of people will not be 50 desir-
able to the Islands as a mixture OF
races. says the News. There is no need /
TO fear the result of bringing any one
race OF laborers. provided they be not
brought In such numbers as to enable
them TO unite and dictate conditions.
The planters should take a hint from
their experience with the Japanese and
try poiygiot labor for a while.
There Is fortune for some enterpris-
ing man who viii come TO Maui and
make arrangements to convert into
fodder or ensilage the immense
amounts OF cane tops now burned TO
get rid OF them. IL instead OF being
converted into ashes they were con-
verted into good rich cream and but
ter. the man who accomplishes IL will
have n regular bonanza.
All OF Governor Dole's enemies and
some OF his friends are joining in the
Icry that his appointment prevented the
success OF the Republicans at the last
ELECTION. This il pure rot and II even
Sam Parker had been appointed Gov
ernor the result Of the recent election
would have been precisely the same.
The election was simply an expression
OF feeling on the part OF the native Ha-
fwaiians. antagonistic to annexation
and nothing more. The same result
would have happened in the Philip
pines N annexation had taken place
there and then the Fihpinos had been
allowed n chance at the ballot box.
.t.s... an
Honolulu should not shut their eyes "a
the fact that Coast drummers are find
ing their way TO the Islands and are
. diverting trade 90 the Coast. They
would have done so before but for th'
heavy license imposed on Coast drum
lmers. Neither should the Honolulu
merchants underestimate the mai
traffic which will spring up betweei
the great department stores OF tn
states and the retail purchasers on tn
= Islands. who win he reached by cata
llogues. This traffic win curtail an
Eventually revoiutionize the presen
lcurrent 81 trade on the Islands. both II
the wholesale and retail departments
The legislature should entirely re
model the liquor law. leaving " 20 IN
different localities 70 regulate the liquo
traffic I'm their midst. n cannot b
claimed that the liouor law az u not
exists prevents the use or sale 81 liquo
n and about the only thirg to be elaine
for n L. that II held the legitinized sal
Of liquor IN n Few hands. II has ofte
been demonstrated that legislation
inpotent TO check the traffic in lduo
consequently n should he left 90 eaC
community 20 properly regulate }
sale.
Mr.. p. $. Scales. assistant postma
&C ter and stenorrapher at Spreckelsvill
has resigned and left on the last Ma
ma I.oa for Panalauu. Pahala. ,Hawa
where he viii hold the position Of he'
lbookkeeper Mr.. Sparkes from Pm
"A has taken his position. Mr.. Dav
Meyers has temporary charge % q
Kahuiui Railroad Company's war
house at Paia.
a. The road between Lahaina and. WI
iuiu has been repaired so az 20 ma
travel on wheels between the q
places fairly comfortable. brt consi
cradle work IL needed yet.
Mr.. w. q. Taylor. auditor FOR Ale
arder a Baldwin. has returned fr'
Hawaii after having gone over
lcompanys plantation books. lie is NJ
at spreckelsville busily engaged.
capt. T.. Ahiborn o. Pioneer plan
"A ton left Honolulu for the Coast
W. Tuesday 81 THIS week. Mr. Barckhat
en- will take his place as manager q
ing his absence.
{. Mr.. Fred Armstrong. sugar boiler
. Paia. returned 20 Maui on wednesda
Ofaudine.
Isl Mr.. Cottrell. chief engineer az
Kahuiut Railroad Company. goes
NHonoiulu shortly 90 bring his family
Maui
u. Haneberg win succeed W.
schmidt. formerly OF Waikiki. as h
luna at KaanapalL
Pioneer Mil has already started
its seasons run and Paia plantat
win smoke up on Monday mornin
Or. Rossi. representing the Ita
Government. Is, inspecting the N
pfantations thls'week with the view
reporting 20 his Government rela
20 the expediency OF encouraging !
ian immigration 10 Hawaii.
Sheriff Baldwin returned from
lbaina on wednesday.
'n Mr. william Bailey. formerly Of
Iuku. but now Of Southern Califor
accompanied by his son. William
r.a. hey. Jr.. visited wailuku on Wednes
abyf Judge Copp Of Makawao visited
liable luku on Thursday. He reports that
recent storms have shaken 4