The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-03
STEAMER LINE TO
SOUTHERN PORT


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intense enthusiasm was shown Iy aI
present
within suitable narl8r o.. one ut
rno Los Angeles ports and % line of
steamships running thence tD Homo
mu. Los Angeles would soon take her
proper place among the exporting Can-
tiers of the wordu said President Bur
nett of the chamber We must work
for it tchoersD we must see that We
get our proper shore of the export
trade To the Far East There DIS enough
for all. and there are many reasons
why Los Angelo should have a good
share"
rbo .,,tira p,aetips. was characterized
t.. o,tb,gi-ep regarding the outlook
for Southern California There was
general spirit Of optimism and fire.
a.,a,,tI,, cha grasts rose TO their feet
ans ghortod I'm their enthusiasm as
s,,,l,or nictured the possibilities of an
oriental trade which might be built up
,.,ro 81 gope after I'm the right man
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/ Cb,rrog u purnett president of the
p,d,nd, reach Cbamber of Commerce
,,,rf,..,ad tbo address og welcome Said
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81 80 roceptry gpant ten DAYS in
e.., r,.ar,is,o 3, conference with rep
-.....i..,.. 90 tho Hawaiian Maho-
-. : ,,,,,,,o, Companv and of various
-. t,.,orosts and f. is a fact tina.
,''lr 49, i.a. octn,Iiy baen closed by
-. thu, c,p,r.rv for 500 OOO
,.,f,road tfo, nor wear and 500 sets of
-, IT,. no.. ,.oo- for q period of
e,.a ,,oars comuancipg about April
nay. and that contracts are being
ia Coz. tho trarsportation of these
A., s.l,,, +I,, Hawaiian Islands This
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FRANK Simpson, Pies,'o''' y.
FRANK simpson i"'I oo''p ,'.'S.'
snort resume ol II"ue 'o'''i'.'ot"
isting between inns country anu r,,, 49,"
: wall. lie toId OF Ihe great po9Siu''i''. :,
= open and 81 what might DC uon' i
merchants OF Los Angeles 80 al'ei NV
J Hawaiian trade. lie gave lhIereS'iI1
= figures relative to imports OF piheap
pies and bananas from Honolulu
: Life in Hawaii was the suDJec'
b Of d brief illustrated lecture by LloyC
! Childs. Some excellent lantern Slider
? were used to illustrate the talk whll'
1 moving picture machine portraye
interesting scenes, typical of Hawaiian
life and customs.
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val base at Pearl Harbor and also the
building OF a flotilla OF submarine tor
pedo boats to defend American inter
ests there.
Prince Jonah Kalanianaole, the dele
y gate of Hawaii in Congress, addressed
3 the committee at some length. He pre-
sented maps and charts showing thu
- strategic position Of the islands anc
8 the commanding position which Pear
2 Harbor occupies. He asserted tina
Daniel Webster had declared as Score
tory Of State that because Of its advan
4 tageous location no other nation thai
q the United States should be allowed