Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-14

depression for another long period
after free sugar has become an &C.
lcOmplished fact. So confident are wt
OF this result that ne do not hesitate
to warn you that within i've. years
from the passage Of the bill authoriz,
ling free sugar, the population of Ha.
wall. which now Il half Asiatic and
half non-Asiaiic, will be two-thirds
Asiatics and une-thiTd non-Asiatic.T
The president interrupting: "Bul
how could mat be II the Japanese are
not allowed to cuIne into Hawai-? 2
Then, hesitatiRg q moment before Mr.
Kinney could reply. ne added, ..Ah! j
see, you mean that this change would
come about through the departure Of
the non-Asiatics.
Mr.. Kinney Certainly. Moreover
the Japanese are multiplying very fast
in Hawaii. and that would help brinr
about change so vital that we de
lclare to you that in our Judgment Il
would settle the question of poptila.
stioh in favor of the Asiatic with q
mere sprinkling or remnant of non,
Asiatics. !" ~ ?.
Suggests Other Use
The president. then said Well but
these lands that you say would b
abandoned so far as cultivation oi
cane Is concerned could certainly be
put to some other use = the pr0duc-
tion of some other cropa"
Mr.. Kinney Most Of our people
say no; we would not 20 SO far a
that 1t is enough 10 say that there
is no other crop that has proven q
success OF these lands. Some day.
Internationally, We will find some 9TH
Eer agricultural prodnet that can Be
made a success on the lands in aues4
ton, but no such crop n now IN sight,
and long before any proposed crop
could pass the experimental point and
command the confidenee and backing
of capital, the question OF population
would be decided and decided against
the white race, Pineapples are doing
well ID Hawaii, but the market il linn
tied, and already 81 understand, is
overstoeked with our pineappies and
large amounts of this product are he
ing held In, stock awaiting a chance
sN n. !
,.a-sss,aa isn VI
reconstruction following free; sugar
win be one that viii reach ard domi-
hate her entire Industrial system. .
The president: well, after this pe-
ri0d of Reconstruction the question Of
- - = 4.'s . so1'u 'nsn "
sys.s,ss =.
UOuiu pc iOO hale 3
!. Mr. Kinney e IS our conviction
..la. Deyohd all question At would thon
~. ~ .ass ~ cannot ALLOW coun-
.ly % De 90 eomp5elely possessed by
~ alieI Iace. ana s5nen undertake to-
up.u0t .noin sAccessIuliy aad peace
~, me sftuation would then bel
80 ma. 8, ~ :. = snip Wncn has careened
49, uhsll !. shas passed. tue center OF
I - ~ 7. -s.' eahnos recover herself.
'ss.s q .Ills cohnectson yoa must take
- consIaeIaLl0n tnat with the
slvr.n q thslr numbers, particularly
- .piItns WITHIN tne territory, the
. ! 11s u ownership ana PROFESSIONALLY
~ : e vel - s.oWing very rapidly in
s Us ILLUS ui lhes tss q Tics Today ~
y y HOT nesltate % say that the aver
IT, - asa lc IN naWaii considers that
=. =, 1go nas quiee az 5000 claim
spsn S. ma 1911. aug % use HaWau TO the
~. =. y 1nlha ana Japan, as hei
,ni'e lace has 70 use THESE islands to
$. 81 al.se -. anu DeneHt OF thel
$500, a..e. .San lne uahger from blocking |
, 81 ~ eliolls 70 IortIy the nom
.sspt = p ~ o. HaWail comes
-. az, -. n a Itss years Inc very
~ - ~. o ~ - laye uone = was during
= 20. ieu ysaIs Wnen the army OF
- ., siauieI Duin IN HAWAII
'r * $500 ~ ~ sui minors and
{ 'v,,ta 80 ..Issue PUBIC lands OF
0,ayote ana DeIore ideas that Hawaii |
- s, sniy 70 tne Aslatlcs had
,so,,ia Z. % Ieiiy among these
n go, -, = az, vas sross neglect and
- 49, Z, - .ne pei. q tne Iederal gov
80. ..o .sla. llese ~ precious years
80 ST. 49, 1917 wasted Inc next
rhich 'thts - ny very .perlod during
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