The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-06
SOCIALISTS RABID

5UUIHLI1
Citizens who were abroad last
surprised to have pamphlets hant
lulu's Socialist order, denouncing
planters for the way the Russians
The sheet containing this denu
tality," the following being some
members of the society:
DO you read the daily liars
the interests of the capitalists of
Have you watched them work
slams just as they did against the
Lies, lies, and nothing but lies
rights.
The papers have called them |
liars.
Go down among them and you
as the better class of our society.
They don't steal whole islands
They are not prostitutes, as tn
tact with certain institutions here
If they are good liars it shows
the two teachers sent out by the
work.
You have been worked up to stf
you will.
But remember that it will be yOr
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you had better talk to the road gang
and see that the crossings are kept
clean on wet days, as last Saturday
when you were away I had to go down
to the stable and order the teams out"
Before going any further, he replied
back over the telephone: you are
d liar left town at three o'clock
and when I left the crossings were all
clean and in good shape"
l hung up the telephone and started
to 60 down to the office about that
tine some one called me and l went
to Waialua returning about ten that
evening. By that time l had time 10
reflect and l let the matter drop.
y The next meeting of the board I IN
troduced a resolution directing the
road supervisor to keep all street
crossings clean on rainy days and to
spare no expense to keep them alb
solutely clean.
Everything was fairly good for some
time until on the 25th of last month,
which was on a Sunday. 1t rained oil
day long, a very fine, light rain, with
no wind which made the street cross
ings very muddy. There was not a
thing done to the street People COM
ing and going to church, whenever l
appeared on the street, kept asking me
why l allowed the street to be in such
a terrible condition l said nothing,
but on Monday l wrote a letter to Mr..
Wilson, the contents of which have
been already printed, /
About The middle of last month
there was a petition to the board ask
ing that certain streets be oiled. The
petition was referred to my commit !
tee We reported favorably and dl- !
rected the road supervisor to have
Beretania street oiled from Nuuanu
to Richards, also Hotel street from
Nuuanu to Alakea. Mr.. Wilson came
to me, saying that he was out of oil,
and as there was only so much
money each month to buy oil he would
have to defer the work until the first
Of May. He said he had enough oil
to do a little patching out at Makik.
told him all right
/ was very much surprised when
some of the residents of College street
also the residents along the lower end
Of Makiki street, wanted to know what
meant by having the upper Makiki
street, Kewalo and Keeaumoku streets
oiled when l had promised that their
streets would be oiled first, as lower
street and College street had
never been oiled, \ told them they
must be mistaken; that they were
only doing a little patching. They
that the streets were being
oiled all over, l got in my automo-
bile, went out there, and found 1t was
only too true that all these three street
had been oiled, which was all right in