The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-27
WANT A BUILDING FOR HAWAII At ST. LOUIS
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exhibit in the hands commission If great many committees
at work, confusion might result.
Commissioner Macarane said that he hoped that the association
would be kept intact There would times when he might
regarding matters and he might the association
Commissioner Macfarane said that he had written Exposition
people asking that they Hawaii space of that the
exhibit could be kept together and not be divided up
Mr. Irwin referred the Of avoiding separation
exhibit would be lost he said distributed about He
a similar experience the Paris exhibit
Mr. Cooke spoke of the formation of the He
THE newspapers had spoken ighngv of the exhibit made at the Csa
Exposition The education and had failed
and the committee appointed to about securing the
Japan look after the exhibit hire
hb constantly and distribute literature which had been printed the
Japanese other languages Mr. Cooke said that he had been
formed that there such attendance the Hawaiian
hibit
The done nothing regarding the securing Of build
ated by the legislature. While great arguments
favor of having building people had made arguments
against it. He inquired construct build
ing Mr. Cooper replied that there for the exhibits did
ito be installed until next May 49,.
Continuing Mr. Cooke said that he thought plan
be for the read the the work of the association
then the matter OF dorganzng could be determined thought
desirable kr the association continue perfectly willing
serve and do what he could to aid the work
Mr. Cooper said that he thought organization that
from fe Chamber of Commerce and Merchants
citation belonged and he considered thing have such
men to call upon for advice and aid
W. Smith the read the report They
au mad $4,000 to stan with and there hand $S7II The
unpaid bills amounted to Silly Replying Mr. Cooke Mr. Smith
said that he had been the school exhibit
The that the committee had produced exhibit was be-
cause the Board of Education and Kamehamea
exhibit on the ground that the time thine short
On motion OF Mr. Cooke the approved unpaid
bills ordered settled Mr. Smith said that he Mr.
had gone to St Louis himself and tried persuade the officials
to split up the Hawaiian exhibit Mr. Cooke suggested that the exhibit
might be put into the educational and agricultural He thought
everything could be gotten into either of those exhibits Mr.
had previously stated that he thought sevenghths
exhibit could be gotten under the agricultural Mr. Irwin
did not think that the exhibits could be generally
Mr. Cooke asked the legislature had anything against having
ANY building and being informed by Mr. Cooper that there
started to move thai building be favored to cost $4,000
was pointed out that this would leave only 5000 the installation
the exhibit Mr. Cooke said that he had misunderstood about
ing raise the $4,000 thought that the $4,000 could
wen be raised now although he thought $1,000 might be
MI cooper suggested that the better plan until
he had received the plans and heard report Traphagen on the
subject The latter had been St Louis and the matter
Mr. Cooper strongly urged that building and said that if
would be wiser to defer positive action until
Subject could be secured.
Alter short discussion the meeting The matter of the
ASSOCIATION gong out OF existence introduced