The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-01
JUDGE DOLE IS
HONORED GUEST
Urges All Citizens 10 show a
Public Spirit N Health
Campaign.
(FrOm Thuruday'. Advortlrorl

sil would rather not eat any bananas
for loug time 10 como than have
yellow foyer here" said Judge s. 3.
Dole at Tho COMMERCIAL Club yesterday,
and the sally drew hearty applause
Judge Dole, who was guest OF honor
or the Commercial Club az Woloomo
on his return from Europe, tolIOWoaiuP
his reference to tho mosquito campaign,
by cali upon Honolulu 20 show public
spirit and to increase and build up tho
public spirit which has been handed
down from tho days of the early mis-
sionarics. Public spirit. no said, would
result in great commercial and moral
prosperity.
Judge Dole sat between President
waldron and Chief Justice Robertson,
who was on his right. Others at, the
table included Judge Cooper, f., n.
Hatch, w. r. Castle, w. o. Smith, Gov-
ernor Frear, Secretary +. A. Mott
Smith, u. 8. Judge Clem6ns, U. 8. Dis
trict Attorney Breckons, Marshal Hens
dry, former Governor Carter and s. NJ.
Damon.
Judge Dole was introduced by Prosi.
dent Waldron who said that tho club
had honored the Judge with it's highest
mark of esteem, that of making hlm
the only honorary member. Judge Dole
responding said that he had to confess
TO little dread Of homesickness run
ming through all his travelling expert.
ences while in Europe. However, tho
pleasure of travelling was not TO be
dimmed by his regard for Honolulu, al.
though when he left Rome and knew
that every day would bring him nearer
to Honolulu, he felt happier, and tho
happiest moment Of his entire trip was
when hesstepped ashore again at Homo
lulu. And when ] say that, want
You to feel that am speaking the
TRUTH said the Judge.
He sp0keUf tiietragedies of political
HISTORY, which he encountered all over
Burope, Of the places where no saw evil
dences of the influence of the Middle
Ages and Of places which showed evi.
Gencesqof early origin. The whole tour
was an inspiration and incentive to
study history again, Then he saw his
tory in the making, when events were
taking place 6f vast Signihcanee. He
was present. in the house of lords whom
history! making event, in the passage
OF the government bill, was taking
place. TO have Increased the house 81
lords membership by "A hundred new
peers, would have been a serious dc.
Parture, said the Judge.
Venice, he said, was without 4 rival
in Europe, where there 10 not a foot oP
space for a new building and where an
the buildings are typical Of the dayn
of the Doges. iiA
Hc said he followed events in Hono.
lulu through tho reading Of the local
newspapers, which were sent him. no
him one Of the most lamantabie thinga
which occurred In tho last session 81
the legislature was the refusal of the
Legislature to accept the gift of the late
archibald Cleghorn, who offered 70 the
Territory, as n park, his former home
at Ainahau, the home Of the Prineeav
Kaiulani, He also heard the fever re-
port, and while it alarmed him. vet he
felt that the public spirit OF Honolulu
would rise and meet the situation. He
returned to find all the bananas in his
yard gone.
don't understand tho situation
YETI said the Judge, "and / am nok
able to judge Of this question and the
conduct of the board OF health and The
sanitary committee. / know there have
been sharp discussions and eritieisms
but / want to tell you that great desi
of criticism is given ont in tontat tive
way '~' NV
The Judge followed with the atate.
ment that he would rather not eat any
bananas Tor a long time to como than