Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-09
SALOON [EA(UEsW0RK
WILL FIGHT RESISTANCE
OF LIQUOR LICENSES
Next Meeting to Be Given Up En-
tirely to a Discussion
Of Local OPP.
ton.

was held Yesterday afternoon for the
purpose Of discussing various matters
in CONNIE, ton with the work of the Or
ganization. Il was decided at that time
that the question of local option be
the sole tonic for discussion az the next
meeting of the league. Copies of vari.
GUS laws on the subject will be taken
ND and,discussed.
1t was reported to the league tina;
there must be a fight made AGAINST the
proposal of the purchaser of the lease
on the little corner OF land nt Union
and Hotel streets the only place which
now extends into the latter thorough
fare There is a nroposition to estab
lisb n saloon at that Mace and the
leapue decided 70 make REPRESENTATIONS
TO the treasurer and TO hold confer
ences with tho Superintendent of Pub
lie Works looking toward the widening
~ tho street NJ that pIace
The question of teaching temrerance
Z, tho nuhIic schools came nm for dis
cussion The committee in whose
hands sucb affairs usually rest was in
etructed IN IooL into This subiect as
VOL nc that or tho ampIovment Of a
snocioI omcor 70 tole charge nj tho
Humane and cbiIdrer,s protactive work
Tho Ieague decided IN take stems
AGAINST the reiseuapce NJ a Iicanse IN
the Star saloon petitions will no in
,rodvood rrhis ,rocini,a,od , gororaI
discussion and II was decidod that tbere
sbonld no a Iist NJ oil saIoons with tbe
I;,o -, tho Iicorsos ION, la, tho suner-
interdont
rho renort nj tho sunerintendont for
tbo month u.e ~ ,oIIows.
President and Members or Executive
Committee Anti-SaIoon Ieapue.-
Durirg tho current month we have re-
ceived sipned the retitions that wore
sent IN Kan and IN ulo The latter
contained 105 names of commemorative
citizeps nj Hin Those netitiops will
he laid before the treasurer as soon as
he returns IN Honolulu.
We are carving out the resolution of
tho Ioague in the effort To accomplIsb
the closing of the Honolulu Brewery.
One hundred and fifty substitution
books have been procured. with the
following address TO subscribers.
The Anti-SaIoon League has good
reason tn belieye that n now license for
the Honolulu Brewery has been IL.
legally issued, and that quick. earnest
y action can close its doors A thorough.
" reliable firm of LAWYERS has exam.
y ined the case and claims that this can
no done They are willing to under
Saloon League knowing that the legal
hattie will he severe. They will NOT
receive any fee II the courts shouId
decide against them. II they are suc-
cassfuI tbav want the reasonable fee
NJ ono Thousand dollars remuneration
for money and time expended.
The moral influence Of several bun-
dred nersons contributing not over one
dollar each toward such an object will
no NJ great value in showing the desire
NJ the neople Of these Islands TO have
the saloon evil abated
II any person desires TO have his con-
tribution returned in case OF failure
70 close the Brewery let him notify the
Anti-Saloon League Honolulu. and the
money will he refunded. Otherwise /,
will he used for other Anti Saloon
League work.
We the undersigned. give the
amounts opposIte our names for the
purpose of closing the Honolulu Brew,
cry. provided that. in case the objec
is not ACCOMPLISHED, the money sub
scribed shall he returned to those st
requesting; otherwise il will be use,
> for other Anti-Saloon League work.
The following letter is addressed [,
those who may kindly give us theil
personal help In obtaining subscrip
tons:
Dear Friend: The inclosed subscrip
ton books will explain themselves.
The Anti-Saloon League Is makinI
an effort, through its lawyers. to clos
the Honolulu brewery. which is man
D ufacturing and selling beer under a Ii
cense which is. as we believe. Illegal
issued.
II we succeed in closing the brewer
twenty-five Primo beer saloons vii