The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-13


cox organ as follows:
Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew is a speaker
every time. and he's pretty young yet.
So, ladies, don't be looking goo-goo eyes
at him.
are both in the best of health and enjoy
| ing the sweet perfume of the beautiful
! flowers of the White House
| The mass meeting of the Great ans.
| held at the drill shed last Saturday even
ing to drown Delegate Wilcox's leper bill.
was a 'boofonery'' a la Chine.
| Our good and hard working Superin-
tendent of Public Works is all right. We
| have no bones to pick with him. He is
| trying to do his level best for everyone.
The morning rag-time says that no
more will the meetings of the Home Rule
| executive committee rank as pink teas
or the evening receptions of woman
club.
| We know the President will appoint the
| right man for our Governor as he is
well posted about affairs and he
knows who the popular man is in Ha-
wall.
| A few days ago the P. c. A. tried to
bulldoze the Superintendent of Public
| Works into Withdrawing his department.
al patronage from this paper. For ways
| that are dark and tricks that are vain
the Thurston-Dole organ takes the cake
| Queen Liliuokalani is not coming home
yet. She will return in June. So the
| Tiser is way down upon the Swanee
| river. far, far away. She is there merely
| for her health and to enjoy herself, as
| she has made numerous friends at the
| Capitol.
Delegate Wilcox's cartoon in yester-
days Advertiser is a dandy. signing his
school BILL We have cut several of them
out from the papers and have sent them
TO the different members of Congress in
Washington to show them that he (Wil-
cox is popular man. Wela ka hao!
Washington, Jan. 20, 1902.
Mrs. r. w. Wilcox: I commence sit
ting UP and am reading. I am well and
better. Be calm and happy. Thousand
kisses to Keoua, Kapu and yourself
Love to Mama and Eva.
1885 p. m. ROBERT W. WILCOX
Mrs Wilcox is very fond of politics.
She rather stay here in Honolulu and
work for her party than to go to Wash
ington and enjoy herself at the Capitol.
She is working hard for the good of all
and not for one party We are all aim
ing for good and prosperous government.
Delegate Wilcox has sent lots of vege-
table seeds to Mr. Wray Taylor and to
Mrs. Wilcox and others, and Mrs. Wilcox
has sent her bags of seeds to Mr.. Wray
Taylor to be sent to the leper settlement.
AS for Mr.. Wray Taylor, he has called
the attention of everybody to call on him
for seeds, which were advertised in the
Home Rule Republican
Delegate Wilcox is better and his u1-
Ger is cured. so now he is out of danger.
Every body is good to him, even the
President. He has received petition
from the sugar people of seven hundred
Names asking Congress to re-enact a
law for Hawaii to allow five thousand
Chinese annually to come into the ISL
ands. He has sent the bill to Congress.
Jared Smith has received Geographic
advices from Washington of his transfer
from the Department of Experiment Sta
ton to the Immigration Bureau, and will
begin upon his new work Immediately.
His commission was to have been dated
from January 1, but was for some reason
delayed and consequently his work will
extend into April. No definite immigra-
ton campaign OF the Islands has yet
been arranged.
Mrs. Robert w Wilcox thanks the kind
members of Congress for sending her the
Congressional Record of the 9th Con-
gress, first session, of the Goth, 2lst, ed,
23d and oath of January, 1902, being the
speeches of Hon. Charles E. Hooker,
Hon. Stephen NJ. Sparkman, Hon. Vim
cent Boreing and Hon. Henry w. Palmer
and Hon. Ezekiel S. Chandler, and also
the Congressional Record Index of the
57th Congress, first session, from January
g. 1902, to January Is, 1902.
They are going to divide up the public
lands into homeSteads for the Hawanans
and for the American farmers then they
viii lsend Commissioner Hermann down
here to look into the public lands. There |
will be plenty of government lots in Ho- |
nolulu which are to be given away under {
very reasonable prices. They will be al |
lowed to take up those lands under in |
stallment plans in five years time. Hur-
rah! Hurrah! we hope to see Commits !
sioner Hermann soon.
Judging from appearances for the gath
ering of men at Fosters Hall last even
ing was without the leaven of the pres
ance of Mrs. Robert w Wilcox. The re-
porters of the morning organ does not |
know that Mrs Wilcox is one of the old |
est members of the Home Rule Party |
and besides she is the President of the |
Ladies Home Rule Party. She was elect !
I'd before she went to Washington. The !
reason why Mrs Wilcox stayed away
was on account of her little daughters
Illness therefore could not attend the
usual Thursday evening meeting.
The Delegate is not born selfish ike
he rag-time clique. TO be wanting every
appointment under the sun: and besides
he is not foolish enough to give up ms
present seat for a Governors seat so,
re morning organ, tune your guitar rlsht
and get the rich chord. But If the peo-
Die want him to be their Governor theh
ne must obey them, as he owes them the
eft to our good and fatherly President
He knows what to do for US poor Hawa-
ians and he knows who is the popular
man in Hawaii. and We know that ne
will grant the wishes of the people, for
The people and by the people.
Capt. Merry called at the residence OF
Mrs Robert Wilcox last Wednesday eV-
aning and expressed his thanks to her
for defending him in the manner she ala
At the Home Rule meeting. Capt Merry
stated that he gave the bid TO the lowest
bidder and the second party employed
he third party. As he was ordered to
give the work to the lowest bidder,tnere-
fore Capt. Merry is not to be blamed
Mrs Wilcox wants to give the work to
he Hawaiians to be sure, but she does
not approve of sending resolutions 10
wa shinston without investigating the
matter first and know the reasons ana Z
who. as she does not want to listen 10
1earsav and she will always defend the
light one. even if it is her worst enemy
She wants her party TO be a Home Rule
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