The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-14
IRSCRIBE SORROW
ON THE Minutes
c1EAnzBER or OoAumRoE PASSED
hRsoLuTIoNs ON DEATH OF
nm. BALDWIN
an Thuradayla AdvertIseF.l

President Morgan, Of the chamber Of
commerce, yesterday appointed three
memberu ~ representatives to serve on
the shippers wharf tax committee.
Those choaen are c. II. Cooke, George
Denisun and ]. b. Dole. The appoint
nncnts we're made at the invitation of
tho committee.
Tho meeting Of the chamber of com
nerce was busy one while it lasted
and upon the reading of the minutes
of several previous meetings President
Morgan spoke of the death of the late
Mr.. Baldwin, reporting that he had
named Secretary II. p. Wood as the
representative of the chamber at the
funeral
E. ID. Tenney, is chairman of the spe-
eiaI committee appointed for that pur-
pose, presented resolutions of sorrow
and regret for the death of the late
Henry p. Baldwin. These were passed
by a standing vote and are as follows:
On Death of Mr.. Baldwin.
tsWhereas this chamber has been call
cd upOn, with profound sorrow, to re-
cord the passing from this earthly life
Of the Hon. Henry Perrine Baldwin,
whose name upon the long roll of the
members of this body win ever be illus
tTiOus,
'sBe IL Resolved. That the members
Of this chamber of commerce herein
record their sense of personal loss in
the removal of a kind and generous
hearted friend;
tsThat they recognize the uplifting
influence of his life in this community,
as a record both of great administrative
power and Of high commercial honor;
s'And that they join with all sorts
and conditions of men in these Islands
in an expression of thankfulness for
the inspiration of such life, begun and
ended In their midst--at once the en-
bodiment of noble achievement, high
civic pride, and Christian virtue; and
s'Be 1t Further Resolved: That these
resolutions be preserved in the records
of the chamber, and that copy be
submitted TO the widow and family of
our friend, with the expression of our
respectful and sincere sympathy"
The committee on legislation sub
mitted its report with reference to the
report of William g. Cooke, who repre-
scented the chamber of commerce at the
Mohonk peace conference, in which the
report Of the delegate was endorsed and
recommended the passage of the fol
lowing resolutions, which were passed
unanimously:
For Peace Activities.
s'ResOlved, That this chamber heart
lily endorses the movement looking t.
the settlement of international Difficult
ties by arbitration.
'fResolved, That this chamber ap
point standing committee on inter
national arbitration, which shall pro
mote the caTse in every practicable
manner.
'sResoIved, That this chamber
through its committee, offer prizes 70
essays on international arbitration b,
students of public schools and othe
institutions
"Resolved, That this chamber in
form our Delegate TO congress, that W
endorse the treaties of arbitratio
with Great Britain, France and othe
countries, as recommended by Pres
dent Taft, and that we request on
Delegate TO so notify the chairman O
foreign relations of United States ser
ste-''
A communication was read from v
III. MeInerny urging the appointment
of n joint committee with the mel
Ghants' association to arrange for pre-
grams of entertainments on publ
holidays The letter was referred I
the committee on entertainments.
Armin Haneberg, connected wit
Haekfeld Co., was elected to men
berEhip.