The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-12
ANNUAL BANQUET OF THE MERCHANTS
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made one OF which the whole would be proud Navy
captain Lyon responded with similar expressions regarding orca-
tons Discussing the expansion policy generally he said that
differing views the advsaby United States acqur
ing outlying possessions but that the strategic value of Hawaii was
to the Philippines The Panama canal would make Hawaii
Poant he said In conclusion the captain wished
delegation which is about to leave for Washington.
Jack Lucas responded The County Oahu an
which made the hit OF the evening brought forth such long ap-
paus that he had to rise after taking his Jack poured
Shot right and left Beckons Trent Pmkfam getting the most
lie oshed Beckons for the first County which failed and Trent
for the blanket controversy saying supreme court
lad finally told Trent mind his business had done it
ever since Finally Lucas reached the Pail road and he closed by
saying that relative of his who had the
road would be the finest SEEN
F. J. Lowy responded for the Chamber He refer
red to the conservative body with
two bodies and their employment of good under salary for
pr2 On W purposes, might be very good plan
lies Chamber of Commerce expected 10000 guests place
this year He thought that already for the expended Hawaii
would bring better
The speaker regular was Editor W. R. Far
rngton who made witty address which much appauded
cdenay he made pointed semserou references very
common local habit OF SAYING strong things for publication which the
saying them anxious to have published he is mot quoted
He also compmented the local generally saying that he did
believe any American city of equal size Honolulu has equal
y alive and progressive press
Attorney General Peters was called and made brief address
department which many those present engaged q
don't think it is much OF controversy he said "fOr have idea
that Of the corporations will file their exhibits before the time
expires The attorney general cOmplmented local business
the civic patriotism shown in their willing acceptance of arduou
District Attorney upon He pro-
duced from his home state Wyoming and read OF
speech a similar banquet there.
The speeches about eleven President
adjourned banquet Among present c. H. Bel
lima c. NJ v Forster A. Gartenberg L. Mclean N E. Gedge
IG Wilder E. A. McInerny R. H Trent W. A. Wann Seattle P
Ehlers, J. Warren O. Lutted W. NJ Bray O. c. Swain, W. w
Harris J. c. Quinn, H. Sope r. Reidford G. d. Malone, d. II
Lewis j. Wakefield NJ Philips F. L. Wadron A. N. Campbell
Steiner E. H. Paris, W. w. Hall, II. F. Wcman A. F. Wall
M Johnson Capt Soue, H. H. Williams l. c. Abes, G. B. Curtis
&C. Hedemann W. Kirkland F. Bush, N Watkins F. Morgan
IM A. Gonaves, George Rodek A. Hamburg p H. Benson, H P
Roth w. H. Smith H. Phueger w. c. McGonage A. GignouN
IG W. Smith, Andrade H. H. Burrel S. Johnson, E. Blake
L. Rotfwe E. Ingham Cation F. W. Macfarlane F. NJ Lewis
&C. S. Crane w. T. Lucas Fenwick Marshall E. T. Rerric
Capt Niback (U.sN) DR. Coer USMHC) E. r. SacbablG
Judge Dole F. J. Lowrey, j. g. Spencer H. p Wood,
Fmmeuh E. G. Keen Chamberlain, Lieut. Satey Major Full
Her. Young Paymaster Hagner John McC andess Daniel 10
gan W. R. harrington George F. Hensha f. A knudsen r.
Breckons E R. Hendry c. S. Holloway E. c. Peters, L. E. Pink
ham, E. r. Adams J. Lucas, H. T. Moore w. H. Rabbit.