Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-02

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What is Wanted.
3. Knowing personally and officially
the wishes of President Roosevelt and
the United States Government on the
one hand and of President Francis and
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition on
the other hand. | would urge upon you
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Ways and Means.
6. In conclusion, I would make a
humble recommendation on the all i'm.
portant question of ways and means
Recognizing that your government can
do nothing except by act of your
Legislature, whose next session is We,
long way off, would strongly advise
that the community AZ large. OF
through its leading organizations such
as the Chamber of Commerce Mer.
chants Association and Planters AS.
ISOLATION. appoints n Worlds Fair pro
motion committee, or n Hawaiian
Worlds Fair Association. 10 take pre
liminary steps and devise WAYS ant
means. Something of this kind would
respectfully urge should he done with
out delay. whether the ExpositIon Il
to We held in 1903 or 1904. II held n
: the former year such procedure is i'm
peratiye and is the only way OF secur
ing Hawaiian participation: II I'm IN,
latter year. there will not be one da,
too many in which TO make the neces
sary preparations for an exhibit O
which You will be proud.
Such a committee or association
could take steps for a popular sub
) scription which, in view of your grea
l business interests here, should amour
: to large sum. and Il can awaken put
0 lie sentiment so that your Legislator
q will feel duty bound TO supplement sue
funds with a Territorial appropriation
= More than a dozen States and Terri
D tories in the United States proper ar
already pursuing this method. woul
: advise early action furthermore so thu
there can be a responsible agency I
l communicate at once with the World
. Fair management and safeguard the in
! terests OF Hawaii in the preliminar
$ preparations at st. Louis and TO max
necessary reservations OF suitable lo
l cation for a building and of ampl
space for various exhibits.
II such committee, in conjunctio
with the government of the Territory
would In the near future decide upo
e some thoroughly competent man O
!. men to act as the Territorial Commits
4 sioner or Commission, whose appoint