The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-29


os4 zHe1asfs 81 trade ana 2sTsrI lhe o-a
channels OF business He sald the busl-
ness azen whom - had EaeE he~e w-sTe
rne most ereE~ 1ssag-eti, 1ree-hazlt5tstl-
/ Ioxable men ne had ever c0u.e acTess
n TIE eca-sa Il BIS -oieraalT long
existence. No e1la water had been
tk-oan BT01 Ire enterprise be came
here 20 promote. His Journey LIE s1Is3.
was ao1 altogether selfish teea Ese i
was 70 establish reciprocal Trade rela-
lions For many maEE years Portland
had bought island products lie had
had the pressure 70 make contracts
within TIE past rhlrtv days with sd
gar plantation L ship. from IL re-
zuerr. direct 70 Portland a considers
bic amount IF sugar The people OF
0regea bazga- Hawaiian pIueappies,
rice honey AM many other products
but mostly through San Francisco He
was here - ship cargoes "a Portland
direct AMI the steamers 10 carry suca
cargoes had been I7ut on 4 line and ali
he heped Ter was hat Honolulu would
gIre those steamers caTgoses from me
CoasE - the islands He believed TINS
was possible Tar he had net with en-
eeuraze-1ent 81 every side
H was very 8.-seh pleased - see the
z15Fe1i4
He EEas found o. Hawauan TlneaPp es
aas7 are 7hazn taree times a dav- He
spoke IF The xalae Of diversified n
dlastrias 10 the islands, adding. think
7 have cone 10 the belief n the kuogi-
edge that diversified Industries ara tie
saving grace IF any countrv-
M Nears said Hawaiian sisaf was
the best N the world, bat the failure
Of local capital 10 hack this Industry
more and do-fIe The present output,
surprised him not little-
Back 40 vgur infant industries.
double rour sisaI output and you VIII
almost revo1uzlonize the slsal business
q the worId. he said - Yours Is 90
small 4uantIfv noyT that when you
approach a manufacture and tai him
what vau hare . sell ie viii saT he
ran not handle II because he would have
10 have machinery especially far i AID
II would ns- pay for 81 small guam
rTtv But II ven increase L y0u eoula
control a rone making factory on the
mainland 4 good rope mandatory
could handle ten times v0u- present out
put Why yo1 don Z back I'D your in
faa1 industries more 7 can not nnfler-
stand unless the labor conditions have
something 70 dc with Il
Mr. Nears then painted glowing
picture Of the beauties IF the Islands
as they had appeared 70 him, and he
called Honolulu city OF Eternal A.
ternoon--
He referred 10 conversation with
business man who said mat II HQn1lu-
ii divorced trade from san Francisco
the islands would lose The help Of the |
California delegation IN Congress He |
- IA.
Oregon. Washington and Idaho delega-
lions. which vvould throw their weight !
to t1,e ISLANDS. If tha latter but reached /
sut ara esta alisee1 reciprocal trade rel
Iatsons
IF MORGAN Of The Char1ber Of Com /
.nerce responded 70 the toast NJ the
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
He caliea attention 70 the good work
zone IN Congress this year BY Delegate /
Salansanalee- Hawaii had Jared we1-
L was The eraiv Territory tfzat got
Federal site appropriation The Cham
ser 81 Commerce had aided IN many
vays - ge1 benefits for the Islands
While he trustees try % 90 al they
an. the support Of individual members
# the organization Is lacking The
3eopIe should eodeavor 10 assist thet
rusEeas
7 think The people should al keep IN
7fnd re good -velrk the Promotion
committee Is doing and help il he
X. Harrington responded 70 the
The PRESS
mr.. Harrington made one Ct his witty
peeches. rep1ete with stories He spoke
Elr,res.iative3y If rhe delegates work
nd referred 70 his furnishing some Of
Ne local papers ~1fh q r==suuae Of what
2 had done n Congress. something
lniqua. for Re did not know u another
who followed this method
: keeping his constituents informed
HON X O SMITH
For a supplementary address " o
NTH was called upon He spoke ad-
Of ne work the delegate had
reformed Al Washington Ee spoke
q high terms Of the active work done
= the Merchants Association
The POSTMASTER referred 10 the Man
hurIa disaster and spoke q the need
Z lighthouse and then called upon
,aplazn SIa1tay 70 say something
bout TIA lighthouse work
CAPTAIN sLATTERT
The captain said thar ne came 70
honolulu on the steamship Ventura
Il had a vague idea Of the Islands
nd one day asked Captain Hayward
1e status Of the lighthouses here.
aptaza Hayward replied that there /
as one tight oatily needed and th1t /
as at Makapuu Point The speaker |
.Eer On toured tf2e islands with Cap I
lii Nzb1ack and after full investiga- |
an found the most important place 1
acessa-v for q new Lighthouse was al /
Iakapuu PainT- Unfortunately the |.
.ss5on OF congress for last year failed /
, appropriate re SIS ESQ necessary = =