The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-28
HIGH
SCHOOL SITE


consider its selection OF High School
site. According to the views OF Cover
nor Carter the Hiloites can easily Inn
prove upon their existing choice. At
all events they are TO be given the
chance next week. when w. II. Rabbit,
superintendent OF Public instruction,
win visit their town and 20 over the
whole matter with them.
II have advised MIR. Rabbit to 60 up
TO lilo next week and look into the
matter OF the High school Site" the
Governor said yesterday afternoon.
The contract for the building ls not
let yet. and before anything further
~ done ! want Mr.. Babbitt to be thor.
oughly satisfied with everything.
THE former administration OF that
department was satisfied with the Sc
lection Of site when was made. Ac-
cording TO the plan an old school build
Ing on the premises II To be removed
10 the back Of the lot This will place
/ u directly In front OF the hospital,
where the noise OF the children will dis
7 tgrb the hospital patients.
Mr.. Rabbit may find II possible @
make an exchange with the Masons IN
accordance with a former proposition.
The Government has n great deal of
land In HlIo and u should not be Inn
possible 10 obtain n site that will be
satisfactory both 10 the educational de-
rartment and the people of HIIo.
II the Masonic lot exchange be made,
the Masons viii be enabled to build In
tho business section. They would
probably erect $4,000 building with
stores on the ground floor.
/ Mr. Bsbbitt will now investigate the
matter on the spot and. according 20
my advice call public meeting Of the
citizens and go over the entire subject
with them. This H. surely better than
simply % accept the decision OF the
former administration Of the depart
nenf and let things take their swing
suppose. In that event. Mr.. Rabbit
: visited Hilo after the building was
completed and found that great mis-
/ take had been committed II would
not be pleasant for him 10 have 20 con
fees that. " he had only known the con-
ditions beforehand. he never should
have given his consent 90 the cree ton
~ The building upon that site"
! q 0ssss 80 30 % .
\ While they failed m many eases 90 con.
Y frol the mob. they have the power "a
start IL going NJ will. The terrible
LOSSES IN life and property in Odessa,
Bnku. LODI. Cronatadt and many other
places were undoubtedly inflicted by
tho Infatuated city rabble, started by
Radicals for Legitimate political pur.
poses. from revolutionary point OF
view, but over whom they lost nil con.
4 troll very shortly after they were
4 started The whole Of Russia IL more
Or less IN n state ~ moral and mental
turmoil going rapidly from one stage
10 smother 81 q great revolutionary up
beavaI. The Radicals will be gaining
in numbers and influence ~ long M II
lasts, and, ! am inclined 10 think, will
not be satisfied now with purely politi.
cal reforms, no matter how far they
may 70. The masses Of Russian Radi
rails ~ today are extremely Socialistic
Z they will require economical reform,
Z before they will stop their agitation
and there is no telling how far they
may succeed. DO not believe that Mr.
Witte can check them. lie has nothing
10 check them with, only fragments Of
factions, only the elements bewildcrod
by fear Of mob rule, bound together
temporarily not by any great moral or
political issue, but by the horror Of ter.
rblo punishment Tor former misdccds
and crimes. ~ the same time there
will exist the always growing danger Of
agrarian disorders. The buRabOo Oi
tho White Czar and his limitless mill
:, fary strength IL already gone IN many
localities, and going fast IN others
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