The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-06-03
A Military Governor!

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Speaking about Governors, how would you like tc
have lirigaderGenera Funston named? AT the present
moment IN some circles there is an idea prevailing that
when Governor Frcar finally steps down and out it will
be to hand the res to military to be the head
of all that is doing in the Territory Some people under
the impression that President Wilson and Secretary Lane
foong with the governorshp only intended to mark time
until the occasion arises when the general in command OF
the Department of Hawaii will be given civil well
military jurisdiction the group. 1t is fact well
known to many that the department has had plans
carefully considered and drawn up for the taking
of the territorial government by the department from
the department of the interior although Secretary Fisher
told that he had heard the matter mentioned OF
course Mr. Fisher in Office only for short while and
have had his attention drawn to all that his prede
had done 1t is certain that Secretary Bainger
knew about it, because he talked it with than
IIonoulan at the Capital.
Naturally, Honolulu does not want any military
mcn and this not because of anything has against
General Funston AS matter OF fact if there should be
such thing would rather have Funston than about
any other military officer, with the possible exception of
General Macomb who has been here long enough to be
much-ked General Funston well known around
the world however that there would be credit in
having him take hold of things He also knows consider
able outside of military circles
A mean person with the recollection of events of
the not past mind might say something in
this connection about 'the unWhpped mob remark and
the invasion Of Nevada, but it will be time enough to get
around to that when rmor becomes something more sub
sanal In the meanwhile, the will furnish room
for thought to those able to indulge in it,
Champion Gets Reward at Last.
SO Duke Kahanamoku has his house. | don't think it
is the original house the committee started out to buy him.
is many weary month since The Advertiser turned over
the house committee the biggest part of the fund
raised for lawas champion and from that day until the
the question of the and the house has been
daRl and mysterious secret Every time it mentioned
Rawlns he had to bed and call the doctor Ev
cry time it mentioned to Duke he grinned. Every
time contributor thought of the matter he got disguised
Never before in the history of Honolulu real estate was
meet-pen-t stealth this purchase
of Duke KalanamoSu's bower
Those who subscribed to the fund will be glad know,
that On tax his pr
of his roof tree and the veil of mystery has been rent
1t time. People commencing to get very curious
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Here to YOU Graduates! ,r sXud
Now the days when sweet girl graduates and not
but important boy graduates achieve their
final school triumph But don make the mistake, my dear
boy and girl of supposing that your certificate is
good and safe through ticket Many good fellow has
been led bad end through that mistake, and
liable to do the for while diploma is new and
fresh it looks to to be good for anything and every
thing. 49,, .a
Don't be thus deceived for at very most and best it is
nothing than certificate the effect that You have
passed through prescribed of study and answered
a certain percentage of questions. .- r.
The world won't ask about studies, nor will it be
all particular about seeing your diploma But depend
upon being often asked what you do, and its willing
ness ia accent Won will be according to vour willingness to
take employment in the world work and your and
comfort and happiness will depend upon the manner in
which you do your work.
Don't imagine that you stop for year, or day, or
moment, for time waits for one and it is time itself
that is carrying you forward to your DOOM '-'
"A Rare Hawaiian.
I4alakea =" is a that hears rather frequently
connection with the Mcguire unpeasanness
in lIio malihnis have been borrowing Hawaiian die
tionares TO discover just what it means. Laakea is not
n phrase however. it is the Of Hawaiian who
has made money in the odfashoned of spending less
than he took in His is out of the ordinary that
the Hawaii Herald goes into the following details
ing it,
'Lalakea former county and defendant in
civil suits growing of the Hawaii financial nvestiga-
ton, is of the interesting Hawaiian characters in
tnp wi He lS
Iawaians who have accumulated fortune. Many old
resident Of foreign BIRTH but of equal opportunities here
show for his residence the islands such large riches
this Hawaiian. Not only has Lalakea been money
IIawaans poiticshas caused him to eXpend money
for anything that did not almost a necessity.
Gle had his start i'll very small way-a way that has
much 9fq likeness to the start of the great American rail
road nancier, George Could Lalakea did not pedde
traps in his early youth but he did sell something
much wanted by the people of his the rat
traps by Gouds customers. He wandering sales
OF dried fish
Thirty forty years ago. Lalakea known up and
down the coast of Iamaiua and Kona the fish -
lie would buy the fish from other natives the
and tramp sections where the native deicaey
common disposing of it at handsome profit
From this humble and from his long walks about