Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-22
MR.. FAIRBANKS
CONTINUED from Pare u

The customs and pOstOflice OIL
cials, Governor Frear's private sec
rotary. c. II. Mcbride, and the ~ =
letin man, all acknowledged the
Aloha" of the distinguished passen-
ger as he stood by the railing and
sized up the beautiful city of Homo
lulu
This is Certainly a beautiful
city" remarked Mr.. Fairbanks. Mrs.
| Fairbanks, our daughter Mrs. j. W.
Timmons, and | will be the guests of
Governor and Mrs. Frear. and we
shall expect to see and learn more
of your beautiful city.
This is my first trip here. and I
am glad TO see your beautiful har-
/ Dor and buildings, the mountains,
and the tropical trees. We shall
leave here on the Mongolia, sailing
May II. for Japan and China"
Mr.. Fairbanks stated that he aad
his family would make short stay
| to China.
"DO you know whether the United
States Government will pay the
Queens claim or not?" asked the re-
| porter.
We'll" said he, II am out of poll
ties. Mr.. Fairbanks said he was
bound on n pleasure trip and he did
not wish to speak on anything that
~ al
head.
As the liner passed the lighthouse
he observed the native boys in the
water waiting for coin from pasSen-
gers. Secretary Mcbride briefly told
Ia him the story Of the sO-called wa
tcr-rats, and, digging into his pocket.
Mr.. Fairbanks fished out some money
and threw II into the water. lie
| seemed greatly interested in the
diving of the boys and watched 9TH
ers repeat the performance.
At the Wharf
When the Chiyo Mnru locked,
Governor Frear. accompanied by
| President Smith of the Senate, Sen
ators Falrchild, Mccarthy. and Ma
kekau, J. +. Morgan, president of the
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce; l..
! Tenney Peck. Fred Macfarlane, Uni
ted States District Attorney Brock
ons and his daughter, boarded the
liner and welcomed MIR. Fairbanks
and his family. who will be the
guests of Governor and Mrs. Frcur
during their stay here. Governor
Frear introduced the IIUnOlulans who
accompanied him, and little Miss
| BreckOns shook hands with the for
mer Vice President of the United
States and his family. The Fair-
banks party left for Governor Freai 8
/ home in an auto.
Fairbanks Thanks Greene
Mr.. Fairbanks had great admira-
tion for the commander of the Chlyo
Maru, Captain W. w. Greene, and
presented him with the following lot
ter, which speaks for itself Headed
by Mr.. Fairbanks, the letter was
signed by all the passengers OF the
liner. Captain Greene was very
much pleased:
1--WE, the undersigned passengers
upon the Chiyo Maru. bound for,
into, and through Pacific ports upon
her third voyage, take this means of
expressing our appreciation for the
Kindness of her commander. Capt.
w. W. Greene.
THE Captain has done everything
possible to make our trip enjoyable.
He has shown that the genuine com
mander Is the true gentleman. We
shall remember with great pleasure
his care of and consideration for us.
Former Vice President Fairbanks,
Mrs, Fairbanks, and Mrs. J. w. Tim
mons, their daughter, will go down
TO Wahiawa tomorrow morning in
special train at . o'clock as guests
of Governor and Mrs. Frear.
President J. +. Morgan of the
Chamber of Commerce will be rep
resented by Fred Macfarane. After
they return from Wahiawa the guests
will be dined at the University Club.
Mr.. Fairbanks was given lunch
con this noon at the University Club
by Governor Frear. Secretary Mott
Smith and A. Gartley were also pres