Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18

where the Bulls and Bears have beer
on the rampage, and the House seems
! tame. OF course. | shall look on for
awhile, but as soon as someone SAYS
] Rubber" you just watch me. Ny att
! I intend to introduce, making Nahiku
rubber the standard of the world and
, prohibiting the use of any other rub
! her, in the manufacture of auto tires,
| in the United States. My bill further
! provides that any surplus left in the
! treasury of the United States Govern
ment. after the completion of the Pa
mama Canal. shall be used for the fur.
Their development of the rubber indus
try in the district of Nahiku
Rep Yates-Duing the plebiscite
campaign I was an advocate of the
| cause of temperance believing in tho
merits of Kona coffee, and advising it's
use as the finest beverage in the world.
| have read all the articles published,
and heard all the statements made by
Abe LoutSson. and confirm them all.
have several bills to introduce, amongst
them being one to promote the coffee
industry I have not completed this
bill vet, but it will contain a provision
making it compulsory on the part of
the United States Government to use
HaWa liam grown coffee in the army
and navy. and in this have the sup
port of the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union of the United States,
rs they firmly believe, if this beverage
&c. i,,tr -,
the army and navy. it will abolish the
"canteen nuisance" and promote, if not
insure, prohibition.
Ron Cockett-"Maui No IA Oe" is
an old saying. and it is true. ! shall
follow the practise of other members
and introduce y number of measures
for the henof1t of nv constituents. Maui
hos The '"rd wonder of the world. lao
Valley should he reserved as a National
Picnic Ground its discovery recognized
ittin",v hv CONGRESS-. and action taken
immediately TO prevent any billhoards
"nd SIGN nuisances being erected with
in the valley.
Pen. Ha1n--I am opposed TO any Ill
vision of the Island of Hawaii We
DO not want TO he divided We hn-
levn in tho old motto Of "Trndivided
stand" When the Panama Canal
ie cononletnd we will bo tho greatest
St0te in tho Union. and ] believe we
oNould aeeiet md helm tho other States
N"nad9 ie lOokin" to the United StatoS
for recinrocitv. and 7 am in favor Of
~rantin" their request and have nre-
~, I
introduce later in the session. as fol-
Lows.
I Whereas, The Dominion of Canada
has through its proper representatives
made representations to the govern
ment of the United States, that it de-
sires and will approve of reciprocal
arrangements; and
Whereas, The Dominion of Canada
has expressed in no uncertain tones It's
desire to consume and tale all the ba-
nanas, coffee, pineapples, guavas and
other Island products produced in the
Territory of Hawaii therefore, be it
Resolved, That the President of tho
United States is hereby authorized By
and with the consent of Harry e. Muir
ray to sign such Reciprocity Treaty,
and that the term of such treaty be
for a period of not to exceed 90 years,
or until the next Democratic land
slide"
Rep. Observation-Disclosures is portion
of the Island of Maui, and is held in
place by Il grape vine. Maui is one OF
the islands in the Hawaiian group, an
t. T,,;f I'D
ago. 1t was made famous by JAS l..
Coke, Democrat, who was twice
elected county attorney. l have ask
ed him to prepare number of bills
for me, and amongst the most import
ant is one which no doubt will receive
the support of every member of tho
House and Senate. 1t is as follows: I
IAN ACT
ITO Connect the Islands of Maui and
Oahu ly Some Other Means Than
the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company's Steamer Claudine.
BE it Enected by the Legislature OF
the Territory of Hawaii
Section l. Whereas, The Island OF
Maui, being in the group of islands
to the United States. and be-
ing too far distant from the capital
city of Honolulu, situated on the Is
land of Oahu; and
Sec. g Whereas. 1t Is necessary
and convenient to the citizens of both
islands to be in touch with the circuit
Judges and others therefore, be it
Sec. g. Resolved, That one-h half Of
the revenue derived from the liquor Ii
senses from the islands of Maui ard
Oahu be set aside as a special appro-
priation, to connect said islands by
other than steam communication; and
DC it further
See. 4. Resolved, That the cXp2nsa
Of water between them Is hereby
)ridged and made public highway,
~ suspension.
, Sec D. This act shall take effect
rom and after its passage"
Rep. Kamanaulu---I have hitched my
IDEAS to star and when the next
'omet comes along it will not be Hal
ey's, but Smiths. l have among other
,ils one which | shall introduce, rs
'arly as possible in the session. 1t -
IN educational one and provides that
he Hawaiian Star" a newspaper OF
laiy circulation, shall be read in all
he public schols of the Territory each
lay, and the editor culogized 1t pro-
'ihes an appropriation of a consider
lble amount for the purchase of the
Hawaiian Star and the necessary files
o keep it intact 1t further provides
hat the teachers in the public schools
hall each Monday morning, before the
alute of the flag read to the pupils