Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-23
JAPANESE VISITORS
RECEPTION AT CONSULATE
ATTENDED BY MANY
DINNER GIVEN BY THE HAWAIIAN
TERRITORIAL MEDICAL Asso.
CATION At PACIFIC
CLUB.

The reception at the japanese Con.
sulate last night in honor Of DR.. s. III
tosato. the famous Japanese bacteri.
ologist, was attended by large num-
Der OF Honolulu's official and profes.
sional citizens. The distinguished
physician and scientist was accompa.
MED by Prof. N. Hozumi, head Of the
law department of the University Of
Japan. After leaving the Coptic the
visitors we're taken to dine at the
Japanese Club at Waikiki, and they
proceeded later to the Consulate,
where large number OF people, both
foreign and Japanese, awaited them.
The guests of honor and the recep.
ton committee stood In the main hall.
way at the Consulate and the callers
were introduced by the Consul, DR.,
Mort and DIR. Uchlda. The reception
committee included Consul Saito, DR.,
Mort. DR.. Uchida. c. Shiozawa, Prof.
NJ. NJ. Scott. G. Tamanalia, I. Sugi
tachl. $. Nagasawa, A. Yamaguchi and
l. Mori.
During the evening refreshments
were served on the lanai.
Dr. Kitasato Is famous as the dis.
coverer OF the plague bacillus and 10
still an industrious student in the
realm OF bacteriology.
At 10 o'clock DIR. Kitasato was re.
ceived by the Hawaiian Territorial
Medical Association at the Pacific
Club. Dinner was served to the com
pany In the private dining room. An
address of welcome was made by DR..
Moore. president OF the Association.
to which DR.. Kitasato responded In
German. his remarks being interpre
ted by DIR. Hoffman,. Speeches were
also made by Or. Day, DR.. c. b. Coop
or. DR.. c. r. Wood, DR.. w. II. Mays.
Or. Raymond. Consul Saito. DIR. Mori.
Dr. Kobayashi. Dr. Kltsuki and DR..
Cchida.
Prof. Hozumi spoke very pleasantly
in English.
Governor Carter came in late and
made felicitous speech of greeting tn
the distinguished guests.
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conditions among citizens Of this Ter
ritory and to the upbuilding OF pernia'
rent homes within our borders.
! I'VE favor more strict enforce
, ment' uf the citizen labor and eight
hour laws coupled with n minimum
wage; and an extension OF this proyl
sion to embrace all labor required in the
work OF improvements constructed un
der franchises or other special priv
legcs granted by the Legislature 81
this Territory and dispensing with the
employment OF prisoners on work II
competition with free citizen labor.
I'VE condemn the procrastinatin.
policy pursued by the Territorial FIX
ecutive in relation to securing contro
OF the private fishing rights In THU
Territory and pledge our candidates L
the Legislature to such course a.
shall most promptly open these fish
ing rights to the general public.
I'VE favor the extension of the public
$, hool system. so as to embrace com
lprehensive course of manual and agri
cultural training and an elementary
course in civil government, thus In
sitting into the youth OF this Terri
tory the principles OF industry and
good citizenship upon which the fu
ture welfare of this Territory so de
ponds.
I'VE charge that the Republican ma
jorlty in the last Legislature avoided
Its sworn duty by abstainIng from
reapportionment of Territorial sena
tors and Representatives as required
by Chapter 2, Section So OF the Organ
ic Act.
1--WE favor establishing under FEEDER
lal control and at Federal expense az
planes at the Leper Settlement In thi
Territory, the employment of scientist
for the purpose OF careful inquiry Int
the nature, cause and possible cure
the disease of leprosy and for the treal
: ment OF those afflicted with that di'
ease and there detained.
Relying implicitly upon the SCUM,
: ness and integrity OF the principle
above set forth, and upon the justic
aud intelligence OF the masses. We PR
sent this platform to the people OF tn
Territory and earnestly invoke the a
tive support OF all In its yindication an
' success, cordially inviting to a full an
Ie0ual communion, all those OF wha
o ever political creed who recognize q
X justice OF our cause in the doctrines v
n profess, and who desire to participa
& in their triumph.
D. wv. A. KINNEY.
5, TX. NJ. K0AHOU,
L. IS. W. ABR. KALEIHoA.
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L. -. G. BURGESS.
Il III. j. MOSSMAN.
" JOHN EMMELUTH.
8. "PAIA MAXI,
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