The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-10
Nshcr in a luncheon

rieud r. Fshcr, in a luncheon 7
patty pl
AMtas er,,o, who had only a.
itW b ore expressed his dc
ipht "a movements In Honolulu
over n, ln ho " hoic tnirtN
Vvar q made np adhcss AZ Pun
phou tti,pt 1oforo lunch he took a
alp in the ocean and spent the rcst Of
ds n plcrlu the beauties OF
tAc pNh md punahon,
AN Ready for Hearing
Aftcr luncheon yesterday Secretary
luU N, "a Governor aud
Mia r,or nads m automobile TIM
hD tN gotng to M0anNlun
thnr In The Dishup Museum, Last
..Artinp thoto was 4 quiet time for the
visitors AZ the hotol, But In the
cnpitol there was work for pri
waite Secretary Courtonay, Se,re
Lindsay mpklup the preparations for
The cpcntug OF thu Investigation this
ncNMv
Late last evening It was decided by
Governor FreNr that he should be
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! fore Secretary Fisher by Attorneys
Charles llcmonway and Clarence on.
| SON, nolooAto kuho win be repro
cntcd hy G, w. Ashford
In m mtWvicw given ont yesterday
upon his Arrival Secretary Fisher said
| speaking oi HIS mirsion TO Honolulu
aud what led up 90 w.
How II Happened,
''nHctly, the situation IL thisi Gov
cfnor NcNr's torn has expired an,
Delegate Kuhio has formally objected
90 hin ronppontmont, The objection
WAS frat nude verbally to the Prosi
don't, AZ whose request the Delegate
later submitted his objection, settinl
forth hie rcnsons, Tho charges h
mNdc against the Governor do not ne
cusc the latter of illegal or criminal a,
houa, ON tho contrary he freely Nd
mita TINT rrcnr has boon consciontiou
aud has conducted HIS administrative
IN honesty to HIS own idea of how ia
various uucations should he handled
''Thn Delegate y charges are thn
homostonding lands have been WITT
/ hold aud ihnt thcrc hns boon mismni
} ngcmcnt, Following kuhio's stat
: mcnt, Governor Frenr submitted n
! Iply TO President Taft, 10 that rcpl
the Delegate gave n connteranswt
and Governor Frcar again rospondo
to that ono
cit Ia NJ the urgent request Of bot
pnrlioe Tint | have been sent by III
President, Both said TINT the que
ton could not be settled definitely an
I satisfactorily unless SOMEONE wen
/ acnt hero To witness conditions and
not into personal touch with nnail
a In llnwnii The President finally cnlle
me In aud naked mo TO make tho II
i voatlgpti0n, stating he would euapol
action In tho appointment until u
entire affair could DO probod tho
oughly,
o ~ ain here TO hear any md nll eV
J. dcncc Of consequence, from any ~
). MI persons who can give mnteri
Testimony. l3ut will give my tin
10 only TO those who can produce ON
l. dcnco TINT has n direct bearing on n
10 situation, and my time will he too III
ID tied TO give oar TO those bearing on
II petty grievances and tales Of min
10 troubles.
u, Has Some Evidence.
a. "The work will begin ne soon
TO possible. have on hand o conald
Id able amount Of evidence already
Il. have the counter statements of 7
Ia. contondora md hive ayailed myself
n. every opportunity 10 ncqnnint mys
~ with Hawaiian Affairs and eOndltlf
Of generally.
IA. ~ have PINNED, ~ present, TO
n. mnln here until the u, r. y, Mnryla
.ao returns from japan, accompany
10 Secretary Of stnte Knox back 10
ho States That probably viii be shor
,"' nfter the frat Of October, Heereti
NJ Knox aud I have been In communi
.py ton md have arranged 70 mako '
- homewnrd Journey together unless
finds TINT h0 will be Detained lonl
thnn IL expected NJ present, ~ "
ms event will return before the Ma
IgH lind comes back this why,
~ "Altlough ! expect TO be here
~ tbroo or four weeks, the time ~ 20
lor 10 pass all too Bwiflly. ! want TO v
IN the Other islands before going NY
OF bnl that depends entirely on y
mnpb time tho inquiry viii demand'
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400 (By Federal Wlraoaa Telegraph
ada WASHINGTON, September B, ~