The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-03
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sooCHow CREE
Monday ny the meeting called by the
tuDnc soe4 wee AssOciatlUh. Inc busl-
noss community aud the Responsible
portions Ot the city population
pledgcd themselves hnany to this all
important WORK, volunteering theIr NOR
al, physical and what was more InlpuI-
tant, nnaneial assistance to tue cam
p,ngn anL despatched messages to the
coast tnat honolulu was on the JOB
! taxing care OF itself and that there was
no cause Ior alarm at all.
Or. w. q. llobdy and Major Ken
nedy OF the Army Medical Corps
maze the principal speeches OF the aft
ternoOn ana Dr. ID. H. Currie, also of
| the tederIl service, who was unable 10
attend through illness forwarded u pa
| per which was read Tor him by Doctor
| Hollmun.
PRESIDENT +. 1. Spalding, of the cham
Der of commerce, who, with President
+. O. White of the merchants associ-
alton, presided, called the meeting
to order shortly after four clock.
! He called attention to the fact that the
necessity for the campaign against the
mosquito, which was always apparent,
was now Imperative; that he believed
it was again time to institute or adopt
the methods found so efficaciOus in
lighting plague in a previons.- cpl
demie; that he had already rendered
the services of the civic bodies to the
Governor and that the time had now
come Tor concerted action on the part
of the community.
|. w. o. Smith, chairman of that com
mittee, stated that it had held meet
ing Immediately after it had been
appointed and that this meeting
} had been called to request the larger
consideration of the community, in view
, of the imminence of the danger. He
said that there was no cause for panic
: but that it was the time ror action and
i no time for sleeping
1 He reviewed the situation thorough
| ly, saying in conclusion:
"We've had warnings and warning,
q that this disease would come, ana nov
!. have the demonstration of its presence
|. If, by the mercy of providence, ",
Il have no more cases this time, thert
a will always be that great danger a
+ long as present conditions are permit
ii ted to PREVAIL
He then introduced the resolution o
S the day, the object of which he stated
e was to form small, compact centra
!. committee of men representative of re
T. sponsih.c citizens who could work wit
s. the board of health and direct tn
labor Of the community properly if b.
next Sunday or Monday it WAS slow
that there was reason to act
The committee named in the resoiu
tion, afterwards unanimously carried
\ ARE Walter + Dillingham;, h. Tenne
Peek, +, L. Thompson, Major Kennedy
II U. 5. A.. J. IL. Gait, DR.. T. Tucke
y Smith, o. S. ~, and Senator A. /
Judd.
The resolution was seconded by +. /.
" Lowrey.
> Chairman Spalding then called upo
Dr. Hobby for his views on the sui
ject and the latter went at once to tn
heart of his subject, which despite tn
frequency with which the same stor
had been told was never listened I
so intently before. He CALLED attentio
in his introduction to the fact tha
many intelligent business men on tn
- street had expressed their dissatisfat
y tion at the board of health 3 permi
- sion. given TO the population of Kalih
~ ~ kai to take their dunnage with thei
when they were ordered out of that di
- trict. He consequently limited himse
in large part, after briefly describin
" tha astinu ~ fha d,aausa IN ha ma.
- ner in which the impossibiity of col
- tagion except through the bite of
= daylight mosquito has been proved l
~ devoted scientists, some of whom ha
- sacrificed their lives in the experiment
~ He spoke Of the imperative necessii
a Of action, but took it for granted tn
r, his audience had already accepted tn
e, fact and wanted instructions only
L, what TO do, He gave IL 10 them
e, brief, concise language.
q Doctor HOLMAN, acting assistant ~
ts, geon at the. Kalihi experimental u
. ton, read the paper prepared by Do
a. tor burrie, who was unable 10 be pr,
% ent The paper also reviewed the a
. easa aud outlined the plans Of aeti
% necessary.
d DR. Currie placed the work viii
Z. WAS necessary Ia Two classes viii
Z. ho called A and B. The first was tl
10 be- said should have heen done yea
q ago be- destruction ~ mosquitoes {
. dlHtrlrling OF the city into ponio
- small enough for Quo man 90 hand
q the appointment Of eomprient menj I
o mppy ~ teams "a carry oll, eie., {
- furnishing Of the supplies ihrmn'lYi
q aud ihn patrol Of each disiFiet ts
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