The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-21
EDITOR
AUGUST 81
BODYBUILDING FOR THE NATION.

Apropos of the remarks Young question address
by this office time by the Associated
Press substance and applies in Of its
features to he ocalstu Mr. Pinehot sad
The most valuable citizen Of TINS or any other country IS the man VINO
living No other has such stake
No seadne and stability
ional life Therefore no other question concerns US more ' Tue
of children,
value to the United States very many ways greatest
irrigation muties
gun to fight for his as great truth
- r. defend his country not only with arms ut with his vote and his con
public opinion with permanent the
the land from which he makes his living
character independence pre-
prominently
not continue exclusively chiefly agricultural country because
raise the his land
of him.
any
proportion his intelligence character ability and patriotism but
unlike the other citizens also in proportion to his to the soil That
and his other desirable qualities He is the hmeake
Of the a conservation movement is INST this to make m n nera
dn children it task that the thought and effort
and all of u.s.
any great thinking strong
necessary
clearly
problems and above all understand what the problems The
things few and simple but hidden false
conventional thinking The
has been and always viii be- to replace it with false
The first thing in this President Roosevelt set
forth that which told what he had been trying do for the
American people, equality of opportunity for citizen No should
valuable only they equality
An
law public good
modified for the public good and be 70, be b GOOD One
the President
value the plain American
when he aid The letter kieth
of institution intelligent
regard both for its spirit and for the public welfare nearly
the public and the construction public
cit without that the obeyed
rests on obedience to law But the law not absolute It requires
be construed Rigid of the law works and
the
construction necessarily favers the
Dir
what the law ught accomplish the general oppressive
exist because subservnt
Here the money power everlasting
the few grab and the keep the rights
with Legal tehneales help people people,
should have the benefit every
Equality Of deal every protection
the citizen capital intelligent
and institutions the public good the
resources not for the but for the peoples these
problems Upon such things as these the pepeuy of this country nation
homes really depends coming simple things
things to work for More than that coming plain
American citizen i imagination staggered by
magnitude of the prize which upon
bS the a and 4 the f me f lp en masters owned
their control of natural win thereby country
and more and the rights o. the people will fade privileges
eentrated wealth.
''The could better eager rapid unweared alb
sorptn by capital of the rights which people
power trust not formed but
true but not unehnenged We
of the waerpowe interests They community
among m and yet they after these
by their paid attorneys asking for influence help them
few remaining obstacles their complete absorption
remaining water powers They tell it has significance
Electric interests acquiring
power industry Have YOU ever
oil
continuous him. which of
trazed control
single gigantic trust There win agitation after that
No man at all familiar with the situation
that
of the average citizen when in its own.
''Te who really plain citizen This is the
the Roosevelt policies
which the Roosevelt policies fortunate this time
all
policies has for his another
soemniy pledged support o
= policies
All OF US above the private
hood OF the
Big all
the futures because they
Oh an our
~ OF opportunity and denounee monopoly special privileges
eafdng false issues they deal directly with that really