The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-05-15
IN THE HOUSE.

nil, of the special session,-aside from
IN hill, appropriating $4,000 for it's owl
.xnensas After a mornings debat
which developed some extraordinar,
arguments. the appropriations for ad
xor,;sinp tho islands were defeated
Az SAMPLES of banderlogging which the
Ieg;s,ature of 1901 never exceeded were
paIi,s argument that in preference tc
advertising attractions the legislature
sbonld stop Hawaiian hulas on the
,no,n,.nd and Kanihos contention that
the States knew Hawaiians' racia
standing without further information
since a washington newspaper an.
nounced that Delegate Wilcox had at
f.nded an official banquet and since
another nevspaper ha d made known To
tho world that King Edward had re-
ceiyed n Hawaiian prince. Apparently
these arguments. with Kaniho's further
objections that no one had ever stated
what percentage of profit was to be de-
rived from the appropriation for ad-
yertising. defeated the proposition.
II was the eleventh day of the consid =
Grafton of the six months appropria-
tions and the House went into COM
mittee of the whole at once. to resume
consideration of tho items for advertis-
ing
Kumalae moved to indefinitely most
none tho report of the committee favor
ing two annronriatiops of s1O mo eacb
for the tourist proposition. and Fernan-
deg seconded the motion The latter
stat.d hat be wac wiling IN yote for
an appropriation for n public printing
office but rega rded the tourist nronosi-
tion as favorine nrintinp estahlish-
ments and would not vote for ANYTHING
for them
Avlett made n LENGTHY .ddress IN
supnort of the apnronriation He said
that he had made the trim to Chicago
with Hawaiian singers or Tho ti,,o 81
tho wnr,d,s E,,ir ora hoa haar, w
Carded as a savage I'VE could not ge,
anv hotel recommendations" ha sa;d
..becausa we were said to n. fron, n
canpibal island From n;ne o,clock IN
the morning untiI civ in Tho oyening
We waited in the denot and then ,,,e
were taken to . n,ooa soyen r,i,as outo
side the citv whore thev pave nc ar
Communications Tho mona.er ,ho,rht
we were heathens and fold nc th,t u,e
must not go ont In the mornin, rnt,
we had put orr nants and other clothes
on.
.I never want to have reneote5 tho
experience of beinp to,6 maj 7 cor,e
&C.,, so,,o,,o
given hotel accommodations II was a
result of the sort of ADVERTISING done IN
the past. in which the bulas baye h.en
the main thing"
Vida proposed adding q nrovis;on for
a tourist commissioner but Harris said
that this would eat IN nearly all NJ
tbo appronriation and thera r,aS ~ Gao
Dnd to yida's motion
ChilIingworth supnorted tho ammo
priation. saving that n would ha of
great benefit to the TERRITORY 70 adver-
tise the islands, ,ttractiorS an o,,a,. ~
mainland.
Gandall made lengthy sneecb IN
which he made reference IN the buIa
advertisements and otbar 49,,
against the "missionaries." discussing
the natives, lose of Iands are $500
tives had followed the advice of tbe
missionary fathers p" ha sata ...,n,
would have had their lands today, The
missionaries did NOT 90 aho,, n,t., 49,
of money irving to INV ,opds fra,,, ~ !
natives nor ala tho,r Gasoanaot .'' INV, ,he
natives want 70 tha oasa.e ua.'s' ns ., me
ness NOV cool, "a ,he JUST
rowed money ana Ala ~. ny!
and tbus thew ,os, rossa.si" 80 80
lands. - '''e"
1.-The missionary fatbars oar,soa -,
r,t,yas No. 90 au,iseu the
They warned shem that ia,a. anus, anus
would be more fore,gners oo,,,,nn .ne'e
land-grabbers thew caIIed ,ha,,,
to,a 81 rJo, ny sa',eu thein'-ana
40 mart win thair ,a,do ~. ui ho'
did not tala 49, s' a,I,' pu' 'he natives
GandaII said tbat all o,,ou A., -.
land in the hotels he y,si,ed ha 'si" san,
printed matter telling of other coun-
tries and how to travel to them, but
nothing about Hawaii.
Lewis said that the proposition of ad-
vertising the islands was like that of a
store advertising or soliciting for trade
ana mat the business men who did not