Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
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waived for the Buford. Collector
Stackable was then called on and the
formal permission to board the
| transport obtained.
A call was made on Admiral Very.
who consented to let the committee
have the tug Iroquois and the naval
launch. 1t was arranged that the
committee shall go out to the Buford
on the launch
Admiral Very stated that he had
| eceived orders from Washington to
fire a salute of I guns, and his Off
GERS will be on hand to receive tha
guests. the salute to be fired as the
Congressional party enters the Naval
Station.
Delegate Kuhio stated that his idea
was that i would not be good
thing for the entire reception COM
mittee to go aboard the transport. He
thought it would be better for him
self and Secretary Atkinson and n
few Others, not to exceed ten in all,
to go aboard the Buford and the rest
to be at the Naval Station to receive
the Congressman when they land.
The Delegate said he thought If
would be best for the Territorial com
mittee and the Oahu committee TO
combine in receiving the party. Mr.
McCandless said this could be done
very easily, as the Iroquois could land
its passengers as soon as the others
were landed
G. W. Smith said he wished to sug-
gest the names of several other men
whom he thought should be on the
reception committee. He named +
Is. McStocker, w. r. harrington, Mr..
Hoogs, Walter G. Smith and David
X. Al, also }. o. Lutted. These names
were added to the general Oahu
committee
Prince Cupid said that so far as he
was concerned, he would like to see
len or twenty men represent the
whole Territory, with a large general
ieception committee to go aboard the
lroquois.
McCandless said it was the inten-
non to have the large general COM
t"lttee go aboard the lroquois to
give the party the glad-hand.
Tenney Peck said the housing, etc,
q the party was up to the official
territorial committee. But to give
the party an idea of the aloha wait
ing for them, it is the idea to have
his large general committee go out
IL the tug. But this party is not sup
losed to encrOach upon the official
lutie5 of the Territorial committee
Jack Atkinson came in a. this
and the matter was ex-
planned to him.
Atkinson said the Territorial com |
nlttee had no kick if the Oahu com
littec had none.
Chillingworth said he thought the
specific duties of the committees
mould be explicitly laid down, 50 !
here would be no conflict. He said
ne knew that there were differences
II opinion among the members of the !
eFlitorial committee, and he thought
,hese ought to be cleared up.
Chillingworth stated that his idea
IS to the duties of the Oahu commit
ee were only to look after the, hous-
Eg OF the party. He differed with /
he Delegate as to the boarding of the
transport, saying he thought the Ca
I'LL committee should go out in the
aunch with the Delegate and him
'ell and go aboard the transport
There is only the Delegate and
Myself left of the Territorial COM
nittee,' said the Secretary. Holstein
md Bishop have both quit. We two
!on't want to go out there alone.
Peck thought the citizens of Oahu
'ught modestly to stand aside in ia
'or or the members of the Legislature
lntll the party is turned over to
)ahu,-to turn over to the official
representatives. of the people the band
md the leis and all the rest of it,
That's my idea" said Chilling
worth.
Smith suggested that this entire
natter be turned over to the execu-
i've committee, which meets tonight
'his was agreed to.
Delegate Kalanianaole once more
'arned the committee against too
much formal entertaining He thought
Wo days ought to be left out with
ut any set program for the business
men OF the town to have opportunity
o get the Congressman off in corners
nd talk to them. He suggested that ,
luncheon be given by the CONNER
ial bodies.
This last idea was considered "A
God one, and it was resolved to rec
to the general committee to-
light that this feature be included.
II was resolved to call meeting on
he roof garden of the Young Hotel d
Or 1880 tonight, of the general COM
litlee. The men named on the var
lus committees are asked 10 be pres
nj and report their estimates of the
Npenses attending the various enter-
Ailments.