The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-14
Cow DOLE IN
SAN FRANCISCO
INTERVIEWS WITH HIM ARE
PUBLISHED IN ALL THE
FRISCO PAPERS.
THE TERM MISSIONARY MEANS
CONSERVATIVE.
His Health is Good and He Has No
Expectation of Resigning- Men
ton of Humphreys.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2.-Gover-
nor Dole arrived here yesterday by the
Sierra. The Examiner this morning
publishes the following:
why are you going to Washington ?"
the Governor was asked.
Because President Roosevelt sent
for me-" was his reply.
Did he sent for you at the instance
of George II. Carter?"
Il suppose he did"
rs Senator Carter for or against
your"
Senator Carter always has been my
friend"
Have any charges been filed against
you at WashingtOn?"
Il have not been informed of any
Charges-there has been no official COM
munication to that effect"
rs any member of the party in Op-
position to you now at Washington"
Not that l know Of"
Did any Of that party come on the
steamer with yOu?"
"No. Judges Humphreys and Gear
were booked on the Sierra, but they
did not come. They said the booking
was a joke"
How about Tom Fitch, the silver
tongued orator, who was on board"
4 don't think Mr. Fitch has been
taking any part of politics. He told
me he was going to Southern Califor-
mia to look after some mining interests,
and he asked me to do something for
him in Washington concerning a guanO
island between Honolulu and Japan"
What is the real cause of differences
in the islands?"
Just here Governor Dole rose, sought
his glasses from beneath his beard,
adroitly swung their string around the
flowing glory of his face and studied
the card which came with a big bou-
quet of rose buds.
THE real difference is that the outs
want to get in said Lorrin A. Thurs
ton, who was Governor Doie's COM
panion, and who is apt to say things
with a snap.
who are the outs? Are you Re
publicans and Democrats down there,
or Missionary and Anti-M Missionary
MY sympathies always were with
the Republicans" said the Governor.
Though, of course, when l became
Governor l felt that l was Governor
for all and had no party
What are Judges Humphreys and
/ Gear?"
They are supposedly Republicans.
And Sam Parker%
He is the Republican National Com
mitteeman."
"Then the row is really a Republican
! row."
1T is the Home Rule party against
! the Republicans. The Home Rule party
| is the old ROyalist following. Judge
! Humphreys appears to have been ad-
vising with the Home Rule party,
1 though l ought not to say that for
publication, for I really don't know it,
and I do not wish to say anything
against Judge Humphreys that L do not
| know. AS to the Missionary party, the
designation has now lost it's old signi-
ficance. What is called the Missionary
| party is the conservative element The
| Democrats polled quite a vote in Homo
lulu, but very little outside of it, As
a party they are not taking any posi-
tiOn against me- l think
Did you hear anything from Wash
ingtOn about the reported appointment
or Sam Parker in your placer
Nothing except what / read in the
papers. Mr.. Parker apparently sale
something which led to the story"
Must charges be filed and an inVes-
tigation held before you can be remov.
ed?"
mo; the President could turn me ou
of office tomorrow if he wanted to dc
so. I hold entirely at his pleasure.
"HaVe you any idea of resigning?'
"Not unless my health should cOmpe
me to do so, and my health is nov
good. I never have had any idea o
resigning unless my resignation wal
forced by ill-health."
Governor Dole expects to leave TO
Washington April or 4. He is at tn
Occidental HOtek