The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-25

Following is the continuation from
yesterdays paper of the story of the
reception to Governor Carter at Ko-
hala. written by the Advertiser STAN
correspondent under date of kohals'
Jan. 21:
KANIHO'S FLOWERY WORDS.
1--WE have heard the. remarks OF the
governor" said Representative Kaniho.
"and we can only believe what the
governor says; he is looking after
our interests. There are two kinds of
men. some who look after their chill
dren and some who don't, like bees.
TT is for us to work out our own
salvation. The bees fly about gather
ing honey and make one deposit. so
with the governor, we pay our money to,
This one man and if we rely on the
governor and follow his advice we Will
have honey and plenty. His color
NAV be white. but that is no fault or
his He was born in these lsianos
and is as much a Hawaiian as you are.
stand today as an American cltlzeh'
and he stands as an American citizen,
hu+ he is no better American that L
am or than we all are. But the deep
est interest he takes is in Hawaii. Ine
governor has told US that If we love
Hawaii we must love the Hawaiian
dae and if you love that flag, say
let ,Is subscribe and get one. see
only the American flag flies here TO-DAY
and the Hawaiian should be here also.
.arhe governor will supply hawai-
fan flag if you wish it, said MI Hoi-
stein. -
"In this land of flowers, where we
SEQ only flowers and nothing but floral
decorations, there is none that is the
eoual of Kanihos f1owery language
said the governor. Laughter greeteo
this sally.
CHEERS FOR ATKINSON
At this stage Representative kanlho
called for three cheers for Secrelai
Atkinson which were given with d WI,
~ tho hundreds of men, women anu anu
children present He was then caheu
upon for a speech.
..T want to tell you," said Secretary
Atkinson. that am up here to Waecii
4ba Governor Qaughter). am mere -
yool after your interests, ana IL ',,e
Governor makes promises TO YOU 80
YOU he is going to give you some lhins'
am going to see IhdC AC ~
..rrhe Governor has been telling you
that he intended to use every eilol ~
have the County Act passed oy
press. After the Supreme Couie
eIara5 +ba County Act void, 1 was m
structed to cable our repr
t,,o+ y was the wish of the admlnlslI d.
nc. 4,,ot he urge the passage of the
!, (Tonn+v Act by Congress. NOW gen
80, +he+ Ia the policy of the ad-
roinistration in relation to the soSei
t -, +he Daople and that is gong
-. ba the keynote of the whole au-
.;,,;s+ration if 1 can speak for MI
&a.o. R,1t before we can do any
-. r,a want YOUR help. I will say
t,,is that even if we have the county
At tbere is still work for the Terri-
+orial administration, in education, III
sha ,,o1ice. in public works, etc W.
o,,'+ he able to carry on this gov
arnment unless we have your help
,,,Iess Won send representatives to the
LEGISLATURE who are in accord with the
DEMONSTRATION. We want to snow tne
a-.,o,ioan neopIe that we are capaple
-a1f Government. If we go oA
Sa,.annine as we have in the past Con
.o.s viii saw you cannot govern
,,.sa,yas Therefore I say TO you
.i,r~T
-z,a must all work together ana s.pr t',.
n,.rselves capable of governing TINS
oonntrv-and then we can make sue
cess of county government
I'VE have new men-we are sud and .,r,d
,au, era and when you seiu
,,a-,roSantatiyes to the legislature
- ,aonle who will stand by US aiiu
ill support them. Now th thiiih
ft very fortunate that we have come come
INTO the administration at this tlihe, me
There The are 81, ,4oO 900 to be spent IN G tne
next two years; and now uhuei .7' -
every cent of that amount VIII
,t million is now in the treas
urv: Kepoikai has the key That wv
miIlio1 dollars is not the money Ws
nav. for taxes-it is the money realiZeo
from the sale of bonds Besides ina
we have our current funds feceipts
We are coming here and want 20 go
what Won wish to have exp endeo Irs o
- = -,or5 twenty per cent on SOui