Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-30

yertisements in papers, anywhere.
coming from you. anywhere In this
country. that were left out Of this
pamphletg
Mr.. Carter. No sir; only No, %, by
some hoodoo or some accident, got
left out, and another one was substi-
tuted by mistake: and otherwise We
published everything that went to the
newspapers. everything that was pub
lished up to hat date.
! The Chairman. Could you produce
i ME-. Carter. Yes: think 50.
Senator Reed. did not get to hear
quite ali of your testimony. ! am a
little in the dark IN regard to one or
two matters. want to see II ! can
clear them up in my own mind.
1 Mr.. Garter. / heard you say that
Senator Reed. what.
4 Mr.. Carter. / heard You preface
Z your questions in the same way.
Senator Reed. Well what has that
got, to do with your proper conduct on
1.-THE witness stand
Il NJ. Carter. Nothing. sir3
l Senator Reed. Well. now. Just kind
! ~ rsmember that you are 9 witness.
! Mr. Garter, Thank you; ! am very
s glad to be one.
i Senator Reed win hold myself
responsible for my conduct OF yester-
!, day ss,sss.ss -.
1 Mr.. Carter, It was not my intention
to IN any Way---- - $. - S
senator Reed tcontinuing). without
YOUR spiopage or dictation.;
4 Mr.. Carter. It was not intended to
give you any 4,.,ss -.
i senator Reed. You have been here
from Hawaiig
Mr.. Carter, ] have.
/ Senator Reed. And have met. here
several other gentlemen from that
place. all engaged in the common en-
terprise Of trying to keep the tariff
I upon sugar as far as possible want
to ask you again II you VIII kindly
give. me. the names Of those gentle
men from Hawaii
Mr.. Carter. Yes. sir. They are
Mr., s. NJ. Ballou, Mr.. R. d. Mead.
! Mr.. Elmer Paxton, Mr.. w. G. Smith.
Mr.. A. d. Baldwin, Mr., w. C. Cooke.
Mr. J. F. Humberg, and myself, G. r.
Carter. S,
/ Senator Reed. You all, as ] under
stand, represent various associations
Of Hawaii
Mr.. Carter No. sir.
4 Senator Reed. That are composed
sof sugar refiners and sugar planters?
Mr.. Carter. No, sir.
Senator Reed. Will you kindly, just
hi. ofafn nRuin
what you do represent?
Mr.. Carter. What all OF those
! gentlemen represent?
i Mr.. Reed. Yes.
t Mr.. Carter. You asked me all?
= Mr.. Reed Yes.
\ Mr.. Carter. Mr.. Ballou represents
the sugar planters association.
Senator Reed Yes.
/ Mr.. Carter. The next name was
what?
Senator Reed. Mr.. Mead.
i Mr.. Carter. Mr.. Mead is a statisti-
clan of the sugar planters association
one OF. them. Mr.. Paxton represents
the firm OF Alexander & Baldwin; he
is the assistant manager.
Senator Reed. That is Alexander
@ Ddlu Will, Tic lClAuCAo Vi RAO0uCCA = :
Mr.. Paxton. Neither, sir; they are
sugar factors in Hawaii.
Senator Reed In Hawaii?
i Mr.. Paxton. Yes; in Honolulu.
j Senator Reed. And the next name,
J W. G. Smith.
4 Mr.. Garter. He was formerly the
! editor of the largest paper We have In
Hawaii. He is representative OF
1.-The Hawaii promotion committee. He
is under their employment.
Senator Reed. The Hawaiian pro
motion committee?
II Mr.. Carter. Yes; he was under
their employ and they contributed his
services until the end of their con
tract with him.
Il Senator Reed. And whom does he
represent the common cause? Would
not that be about the way to state it
/ Mr.. Carter. Yes; he is under their
employ. He represents the common
!. cause as well.
!, / Senator Reed. Is the Hawaiian pro
motion committee engaged in raising
: sugar?
n Mr.. Carter. No; 1t is not. It is en-
gagged in advertising the charms oil
Hawaii, the Paradise of the Pacific
!. Senator Reed That is, bringing the
. good qualities of the islands before
the world?
Mr.. Carter. Yes.
4 Senator Reed. And Mr.. Baldwin,
Mr.. Carter. He lives in Cleveland
He is son of the Baldwin who organ
, lied the firm of Alexander & Bald
!. Twin.
Senator Reed. He Is interested II
that way in the sugar production?
X Mr.. Carter. Yes; he has large in
2 terests, and his brothers are living
in the islands.
Senator Reed. And Mr. Cooke?
Mr.. Carter. William G. Cooke i;
the representative of Alexander.
Baldwin in New York, and in charge
of their branch Office there.
Z Senator Reed And Mr.. Humberg'
Mr.. Carter Mr. Humberg repre-
sents the firm of Hackfeld & Co.. alst
+ in charge of their Office, and also ;
sugar factor. German firm in thu