The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-08-23
hESTOR Of THE
JAPANESE DIET

Fro- Thursdays AGvehuss-4
I. was = great sveci-s fc- the lara
rese q Ei-oshf-,& -hs Gcs1 s--sc-
raz ot thstr prefecture was their scssc
la<< evening 81 ne Snir RyU Tel q
-sE Jzra-sse re<rsr-zc- sc3 Cub
house fzcHs ne rsvs- 81 Vineyard
street
kzkrss-o -rccye. z--.vsd ey -es
NIECE Ms-u yesterday afternoon tru2
hieay Important srt successful
business ZIP. Es las secured chs CO.
operation and partnership g Aru-
s-rurs & Co. ths great ordnance ard
snip building ccccs-l sct ylcks-s. the
manufacturers @ -hs Vscks-s-Nsxi-
GUS u s-ss- ccsl mining, steel
making s-t steamship building enter
Prise II Jar4- M Lrouys has -sp-s-
Secrsti the Hiroshima prefecture II The
Jzpzrs<s Imperial Parliament from is
E-sz SssS5c-- zc6 - today The o1-y
Ear II Parliament ~iLk 81 ulh-ckec
Succession q elections. This hSs given
hz- great political prestige and IL
EEsccs. and ks - regarded IS ccs a.
ths uos. ic5csccial politicians II
IGrar
Ire EI-ush5-s men = Honolulu
made NJ. Ircuye their E-sst i1-ns-
GizEsly uror his S--iyGI here TIE
banquet ~ Chs Shr Eyu lei vas G--
ranged and around The banquet board
gathered rsGrfy 6tCy japanese from
Consul General Mkt Szito was also
1 guss-- and. uzGs : pleasing speech
rscogrci1s fhs Increase n numbers
and advancement Il material cocItto1-
He explained the reason why japanese
Children II addition - being sent 20
rne government schools were also se1-
70 JzpGr=Se schools. Ee said that be-
cause q the disparity o< women 70
usu zuors lEs japanese. ths-e was
ro- Ire home influence Gri The home
suvfru1zszr for Lhs Japanese children
that there was il japan Gn6 IS there
should be- Tts-stors Il rhs JsrGreSe
cziIErsr were sent only - The govern
uzrr Schco-S. they would lack much o.
that culture and education which
co-ss rrCu good home environment
rtar rhe Tzrzrzss schools were Started
1ut maintained IS well s. 70 give The
japanese Children Z correct knowledge
ard use u their uoChsr tongue
Mr. IrCUys II adtrsSst1s the people
fru-r his oEu prefecture, said they had
uo-e q interest 70 Csr hin q cordi-
IiouS here -hzu hs had 70 tell them
that was Of value Years aso ne had
hesn editor of the iii Shiuhur. the
u0st influential newspaper 81 that
time IN Toxic He wrote articles 46-
vISfuE his cuuutryusr 10 euigrGre 70
the United States The proprietor q
rhz ra1er told him ts ought instead
q writing about suisrating 70 e-t-
CRATE himself. and with rwsnty-ssyen
echsrs he went 70 California where
thzy secured land and began opera
tious. Impressed with the OpporIuui-
ties he saw he returned 70 japan 20
interest Clhsrs II the enterprise But
on returning h was seur u jail oy
TIE Japanese government for political
reasons. and kept there sous time On
beinE released h= s1LEred parliament,
and thus h= did MT return 20 CelifGr-
uiz- until ou his pressur trip Tlel
he nat soue ot his old comrades and
vas CAD q know that the 0pportult-
ties Il had ses1 had proved real ones
IN japan he had interested himself
n th= industrial Development Of the
county He had begun AZ the bot-
tau- and had worked up- He Is u0w
The managing director Of his company
which < Jhe largest Of iIs kind in
Jzraz TE= capital OF the cC1csEu Is
Sc, ,GdG so yen Tie English whom he
had interested II thz enterprise VIII
Put N 81 -lGs ,gld y=n mora Thsy viii
manufacture ordnance Cf al kinds,
railroad material and steamships Such
an eu-zrp-lse would MT have been
possible before the war with China
and the var with Russia II vas
means u Utilizing the experience ot
Great Britain with the industry of
japan
Throughout the United States he had
found the warnest hospitality 10 the
Jspanss, and the san Francisco
trouble vas hut Z loczl and minor
affair.
Nj : shsha Of the Jfyu shinhun
made & pI=zsing address il which he
euICzized the Hiroshima people OF
whom his wife was one Other sd-
dresses we're mzds by Dr. Katsaauma
and AIr. Kz~zhzra. Eho spoks for the
foezI Hiroshima merchants
Mr- Iu0uye L reckoned one Of the
most eloquent speakers Of the Ssiyu-
kaI party which looks On Marquis Ito
as its head. and Of which Premier
SatsnI Is z member
Mr.. Iuouye VII start ou round OF
sightseeing this morning a. O'clock
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