Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-02

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L,n 10y ie" Soou e'.IHens oppose ,ne
III, oau ,, .he e'a'nI u h,aue tha'
W. 'ain 'puor n,e"lpe, vi tne ,esls-
,ae nau "'' sa" WIN pIonlInen'
plonIo, , tnat u ne present IL
oelSe Jaw were Iel' In,ac' AZ me iast
seneraI sess'on no hiove ior prohior
.oh "o.,u ue iiaue ihey were mis-
.an" Sooouy uIu ,haAe s"ch pai;
sam anu iooou' eou'u'
TOURISTS ALSO EXCEPTED.
A few earnest promoters Of the gen.
eral business interests OF the Territory
make the objeetio, that this bill
strikes blow at the tourist traffic.
The point is not unimportant. but man
festiy IT lacks the support OF facts.
The tourist Is far less ans Gus what he
drinks than about what he can see and
learn and enjoy n better ways. And
he really requires alcohol, the ship
that brings him viii not lack fuli
supply and he can carry his drink
ashore; and IN the lavish hospitality
that makes the Islands famous he rs
absolutely safe from alcoholic drouth.
rev good citizens doubt the value
OF the prohibitory policy as a remedy
Tor the evils OF the trafiic. The answer
10 them Is that the only thing In the "
cense poncy that even promises I'M
proVemeht IL tne prohiDition that IL
carries. and mat Is almost negligible
because OF It's being unequally yoked
WIN KIND OF permission that. II not
corrupt is near ". And In spite or
many d,sappointments. the prohibitory
areas snow better conditions Than OBJ
tam IN Incense sections me consist
sncy 81 .ne prp prom, pohey makes ..,
H. aoDoroI 81. y, %nnamo. az. Wv"
,he na,ioa nowon ~ r. S,n,oa cru ~ -,
nrso,,caI rosm,,s 40 r,nro 49, 80
a,co,ras,na
rba ,orri,or,o, ,ou,s,o,,ro ,.. az,
lie nhiec,ion Thet s,ra,'i, "'s liz
that H. at.,,i,' ,',Iy ,n,
ateIv Interested ana yerv ciavor i,nna,,
,.a5o me- ahIa nI
nil ,ha o non "a u'uen ass .s
s,aan,na % s,nr,,oao '"e 90. WI, Wei,
n,oan,na o.nnisn ~, W VIZ
na,Inaa hn a",,o,,I "' ,, 1aos
So, ., -, $3.50 "'''iouS
r, oa,.,p A., ,,,
avatn ~ nnra,n " ,,hn NV .o, ., De
$3.50, pune us"n a anu. MS !
s.,s ps po ,o'na sn,e he
r.,ns,,', 70 aa aowen p.on'o ". W,
n.pe anu ,ns au.no, y, ,ne sraVes'
30 -, ~ o '"'''''"e"' vi 'he ehe"p
a,,t,,s, n,,'' 1,',e VIC 'H"',
opo ,n sou n,oa .ne En-, "ws 70 people
IT, :" "a, 49, W ',n o,'. va. 10 80
.ha.,,., ~ 'ne 'o.ea anu ,ne au
h W., w ~ Nv, pro.eeu DIT
n. W o"'''" '"e hq"o' 'aue'
shHiToHY TOO FEEBLE.
iney can't. The Territory Is very
small rural, feeble. The liquor trade
very great, expert, strenuous, un.
serupu'ous' po'ities IN democracy
10 s,most wholly a matter OF leadership
untl' n'gn average OF popular inteili.
genee ana initiative 10 attained; and
tns ieadershlp IN the Islands 10 bad.
Inc Liquor Dealers Association of
hawaii ID easily the cleverest and most
al'gent poiltcal nghter In the Islands.
me rlanters Association Is as much
more powerful as II Is more patriotic
ana reputable nut IL seeks In general
only what II ought to get and meets
win ilttie opposition. IL gets what i
wants because IL knows what 1t
wants; knows now TO get II. and goes
aiter u iairiy ana decently The Liquor
peaiers association, even with the
handicap OF the Dad character OF tho
BUSINESS is the paramount political
puIiy anu dipiomatist combined. The
power oi drihK, thet power OF playing
tniinoie'rings on simple minds, the
power 10 40 thihgs three hundred and
siAty-nve uays III the year, the power
10 prlns good laws INTO contempt by
s.rohs cohspiracies OF violation, the
power 10 piot ana SUCK together, the
power 10 take punishment and stay In
.ne ring the aoiiity utterly TO ignore
me losses ana sorrows OF It's patrons
anu victims make u ihVihciDie IN such
country as hawaii. u controls the
semitic ana can cohtroi IL. ana some
times u can STAMPEDE the mouse.
me STANDS o' KAUAI, lans', hiihau
ana Mo'oka' nave oeen closed 10 sa'
'oons because tney are eon'ro'ed ny
r'cn. 9ooo men, VINO are the poiit'csl
'eaoers mere. eut the wholesale liquor