Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-19

Would anyone say that these
senator's did not know how to In
terpret the Democratic platform?
Get the facts.
DOMESTIC SUGAR
PRODUCERS.
500 Colorado Building. Washing.
ton. ID G.
| So that you did know something
about the publication OF that bulle-
tin?
Mr.. Carter. l admit it was part OF
our campaign.
The Chairman. | understood You
to say that you knew nothing about
publishing in any of the newspapers.
Mr.. Carter. That is an advertise
ment paid for by us. We publish
and circulate a bulletin, and | know
| Of no arrangement by which the con-
tents of our bulletin are to be pub
lished in any newspaper. That Is
what said.
Senator Walsh. think the gentle
man did say that they purchased ad-
yertising space.
Mr.. Carter. We do not deny the
responsibility in connection with that
advertisement. It is open and above
board and can not be refuted.
Senator Walsh. got some infor-
nation with regard to where this
bulletin went; it went out to the
various newspapers around the
country. you said?
| Mr.. Carter. Yes.
1 - LII. r. f.,
the newspapers did that bulletin go?
| Mr.. Carter In this campaign we
got back many answers. and I
brought back from Honolulu a
list of 100 or 1900 addresses of
people scattered throughout this
country. and, think, 1S3 manufac.
| turers in the State Of Massachusetts,
and large number in the states
of New York and New Jersey that
had responded to those that had
! written to them in Hawaii. saying
that they would be very glad
Ito help in any way they could and APP
lpreciated the Importance of their
trade. Those addresses brought on
with me here. and we send the bulletin
Ito part of those addresses.
| Senator Walsh. What else?
Mr.. Carter. Besides that we have
leach had personal acquaintance that
I'VE know throughout the country, and
1.-THE bulletin goes to them. It also
lgoes to all congressman and all sena-
ltors and all the members Of the cabi-
met and the white house.
Senator Walsh Now, let us contin-
Eue this In addition to this bulletin,
what else is issued from your office?
Mr.. Carter. These paid advertise
tments
Senator Walsh. Where do you print
those?
Mr.. Carter In four newspapers
there in Washington.
Senator Walsh. How much space
do you. have in each paper?
Mr.. Carter. The arrangement was
made by Mr.. Ballou. | can only state
from what see in the papers. They
come out part in one paper at one
thine and then in the other two papers
the next time.
Senator Walsh. Are they printed
anywhere else in the country except
lin these four newspapers here in
Washington?
/ Mr.. Carter. No. / may say that we
HAD 5000 of them printed in a pamph-
.ilet after the attention that the presi-
dent called to them in his remarks;
we had 5000 printed and are sending
those out
Senator Walsh. That is, 5000 cop
lies of the newspapers?
Mr.. Carter. No; of the advertise
W. ,o,k 80 Nar.r md ont
1.-THE mats and brought them here and
had them published In pamphlet
form.
Senator Walsh. That is, the partic-
ular advertisements that went into the
newspapers?
4 Mr. Carter. Yes.
I Senator Walsh. And what was 1t
You got from New York?
i Mr.. Carter. We employed, when we
first came in, an expert advertising
Imam to help us in the preparation Of
1.-THE form of the ad. and these adFer-
ttisements usually, before they appear
lin the paper, unless there is something
Especial, are sent to the three men in
New York for their approval as to the
Efacts, and then they are gotten in
shape in their printed form by this adj
Ivertising expert in New York. and~he
lsends us the mat down here, as / un-
Iderstand; the mat Is form or mold
fused for type.
Senator Walsh Who are these gen.
tlemen in New York who pass on the
matter?
Mr.. Carter. / have already given
you their names. They are Mr.. Cooke,
Mr.. Hamburg, Mr.. Welsh, and Mr..
Douglass.
Senator Walsh. In view of the rep
Preventative delegation that you have
here, governor, why do you require
the appreciation of these gentlemen up
| in New York
/ Mr.. Carter. They are perhaps in a
way better prepared TO know the SUI
gar situation We might publish
lsoInething that was not absolutely cor
rect. and we prefer to have them