The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-14
PRESIDENT
AND HAWAHS
APPOINTMENTS
No Prospect of Opposition in the Senate to
Dole and Carter---How Vim. Haywood
Presented Names to Roosevelt.
{MArL sPEo1A1 no THE ApyERT1sER.l

(MAn ADVERTISER
WASHINGTON D. c., Nov. 2-In short week much
affecting Hawaii has accomplished which
expected long and proacted fight May when the
term of Gov Sanford Dole would expired That Dole
has been appointed Federal judge Secretary George
Garter has been appointed Honolulu
Saturday About the this letter reaches its destination
nominations will probably placed before United States
Senate and likely confirmed It understood that Mr. Caes
commission will be for four for the unexred portion
OF Gov Doe term there no prospect OF opposition to the
confirmation of either far learn here Senator
Mitchell of Oregon who and whose word will probably
as Tar the matter Of confirmation that OF other Senator
said today that he expected the nominations would be promptly
confirmed In fact they entirely satisfactory to him.
1t IS probable that the nominations will be referred
different the Senate Unless special claim
made by the Committee Pacific Islands and Porto Rico
sderaon of the nomination Of Gov Dole to be Federal Judge that
will probably be the Judiciary of which
Senator Hoar of Massachusetts chairman The nomination OF
and Porto Rico pOOADy 9
There is intense satisfaction here among the friends of Hawaii
at both 1t is regarded far better that the sub
santial commercial and business of the Islands should
along and potracted hearing candidates
president Roosevelt the several interviews which Mr. William
Haywood had with him the expressed himself
wishing to follow the recommendations of the
to call for cabrams that other candidates had forwarded
the meantime to the Department of Justice These cabegrams be-
Judge They went course,
should the be wanted Different Senator's also were appealed to
TO take hand behalf Of udgep candidates but they refused
to his candidate Judge
very today
proper press any
Sidates before the President.
HAYWOOD AT THE WHITE HOUSE
the main the the interchange of eabegrams between
Washington and the Chamber of Commerce Honolulu
oubedy known already readers of the Advertiser However
hardly too M much ] n be said praise Of the @ @ and aG act MT a
the of Judge Estees death
nounced cabegram
asking that the President withhold action till he could
with by mail Gov Dole recommended for the
udgesp That Tuesday morning which cabinet when
audience with the President Mr. Haywood
sought Senator Cuom long time friend of Hawaii who
gladly consented the White House offices and take Mr.
Haywood the President They arrived early and while Mr.
Haywood who knows the President personally waiting Mr.
talking with Bishop Restarick of Hawaii who had
ed by appointment Bishop Restaric and Mr. HAYWOOD
other by the President and what Mr. Haywood
the appointment of Gov Dole said the
Bishops presence.
had been Mr. Haywoods idea that it would be quite we'll
Mr. Roosevelt the Importance OF early
pontmen OF the congested calendar OF the Federal
Honolulu The suggestion OF Gov Dole received favor
ably by the President.
"Bu" said he judge, shall appoint
Governor"
MIR Haywood any suggestion
Chamber Mr. President finally replied
consult them first before doing that AS for myself
considerable element of
would pleased at the appointment of Secretary Carter
Good exclaimed Mr. Roosevelt, showing
siasm and stating how highly he thought Of Mr. Carter
Perhaps OF the Older residents of the Territory would
Cooper, Mr. Haywood continued He
served public Offices for the Territory accepably
man
1t was finally agreed Mr. Haywood should cable
islands what the sentiment of the Chamber of Com
the appointment OF and what cand
the placing Dole in practically the position the
ch that occupied the old monarchy would be accepted
b natives we'll ordered arrangement told OF Gov Dole
and expressed the that the change would
welcomed by Gov Dole himself Before Mr. Haywood
left President promised that action would be taken until
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