The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-26
DR.. CHAMBERLAIN
PRAISES HAWAII
President of Famous Medicine
Company Has Pleasant
Impressions.

DIR. ID. ). CnamperAln, preSiuenl VI
the Chamberlain remedy company of
Toronto and sydney. Australia, has
been spending the last two weeks on
the Hawaiian Islands in the course
OF a pleasure trip around the world.
He has received many very pleasant
impressions Of the Islands and states
that he is loath to leave so soon.
In company with Mr.. and Mrs. d.
IL. Perkins of Dies Moines. Iowa, the
doctor expects to leave Honolulu on
the Korea tomorrow. for japan. He
viii spend the summer in the Islands
sf Nippon and then cross to Siberia
taking the Siberian railroad across
10 st. Petersburg. From there hs'
will tour throughout Europe and re-
rIn to New York and Toronto from
Liverpool
In connection with these Islands DIR.
Chamberlain says at has acen very
much impressed ON me since / have
been here that what the United
states needs, Is navy that other ma
lions cannot blow into scrap iron,
ship syubsidy and. so far as Hawaii is
concerned, d suspension of the coast
wise shipping law
Two weeks Is but a short time In
which to learn much about a new
country / arrived on the Mongolia
and will take passage again on the
Korea on Thursday. But the two
weeks have spent in these Islands
have passed very pleasantly.
~Honolulu seems more nearly per
yect for an American than any place
have seen. 1t is what you might
call an Annex to Heaven 1t is the
only American possession away from
the mainland which is An all ways
fitted for young Americans to raise
a family in. For here one finds thu
best OF social conditions, the best o.
refining influences and the best all
the-year climate, neither too hot, too
dry nor too wet.
81, An not remember to have seel
amy pasas on the mainland OF equa
size that has so many good schools
churches, clubs, hanks, hotels ant
puplic parks Nor where there are 81
many automobiles and carriages witt
paved streets and good roads to driv'
over, as there are in Honolulu.
aGs TO the needs of Honolulu,
SHOULD say that what is most urgentl
ueetstsd liz better transportation facii
4afAx A three or three and q half da,
service to San Francisco and tn
facts made known to the world tina
the most charming trip from Americ'
Sor healthseekers, for tourists and TO
aid ur retired people is to the Para
disc of the Pacific.
81 believe that the Hawaiian Island
should have q larger American popu
lation and that their resources shout
be further developed. Indeed / hav
been surprised to see the almost tota
absence of poverty here and of beg
gars.
The Kindness and hospitality of tn
citizens of Honolulu make a strange
feel perfectly at home the first da
rAs- arrives here. At no place ! hav
ever visited have L seen such hosp
rality as that shown at Mr.. Damon
estate where strangers are made we
come, where he personally receive
every Saturday and gives the freedom
of his private grounds. parks and eI
sire estate to friend and strang'
alike.
Honolulu is a beautiful place. it
hospitable place and know of I
other place that produces as mue
wealth in proportion to its popui
zion. / regret that I have to lea'
so soon and hope to come back aga
before very long"