The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-12
AYLETT AND THE HOTEL KEEPER
THE REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE FOURTH DISTRICT
TELLS OF HIS EXPERIENCE IN CHICAGO AS INDt
eating THE NEED OF ADVERTISING HAWAII ON
THE MAINLAND-WIIAT THE HOTEL KEEPER SAID.

Representative Aye telling points
the islands this morning the speech in which he told
Of his experiences Chicago the Exposition So dense ignorant
the hotel who accommodated the Hawaans Chicago
regarding the people of the islands that he told Aylett night that
pants must be before morning walk taken public
When the morning. said the cautious host
cd Hawaian put pants. Don't go with nothing on
Nov Mr. Chairman, said Aye, Il talking hearay
was there myself and told that the Cannba
Islands When Chicago could get any hotel be-
supposed to be from heather land We the
depot from o'clock the morning o'clock in the evening
finally got accommodations from place miles outside the city
After the first day asked why people afraid told
it because from Cannbal islands,"
Ae said the only way to correct such impressions the main
land by proper advertising show the people OF the the
8" citizen he
added and expect the mainland don't be again
told that there accommodations for because from
land forget that me- You
from savage country and we have no accommodations for you 1t
was a result of the false advertising OF the past.
Ayes speech in motion by Kumalae reject
the appropriation Fernandez seconded it, intatng that
printing scheme and saying he would for anything help
printing houses except establish Territorial printing office Chill
ngwor spoke in favor of the appropriation and Vida suggested
vision for tourist commissioner
Pail opposed the appropriation He appeared be
law prevent Hawaiian ha the mainland also Of lower
ship rates and cheaper living in Honolulu.
Ganda supported the appropriation. He spoke OF his trip
abroad and SAID that people had been surprised when they found him
Hawaiian him dress and they did He had been taken
Mexican and Duchnan said Ganda but ashamed
say that he was Hawaiian Advertising WIS necessary reach the mil
hons of people the great cities incidentally Ganda remarked that
he found the mainland the hospitality stranger
Pracced on awa and spoke OF the natives loss OF lands III the
ve had followed the advice of the missionary fathers he said they
would still hold the lands The fathers advised them beware Of other
foreigners VINO would come later and would be grabbers but
stead following this advice Hawaans the Offices of foreigners
borrowed money and never paid and lost their lands
In hotels all the mainland Ganda said he material di
ectng him how anywhere but Hawaii and telling all about
other places but nothing about the Hawaiian Islands
Lewis spoke favor of advertising and kanho against lad
heard OF how much from the
islands and as for the eathenm the mere TACT OF annexation su
cen TO snow that the islands were all rg Inc missionaries had ad-
vered the hula and they ought advertise the opposite
he debate the longest of the subject and
at noon the and noes called The appropriation defeat
ed by the following against it, Damana Fernando Faa Na
Kanho Kealawaa Kou Kumaae Nakaska Oil Pail Pulaa Pudy
Andrade Greenwe aeger and Kuphea absent the
suit would probably have been different