The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-22
Small Talks

A. G WHEELER. i prepared o the difference
which between the dcyl the deep a cgsa
tive committee and a newspaper
MAYOR FEaN-what for we need civil service commission
think maybe it would be better give first to
put fire department Then civil service pilia.
ARTHUR M BROWN Deputy City Attorney see that some
miscrcapt has been poisoning out Waikiki Now
wonder who the scounirel be.
JACK s." KALAK1ELA-Mr. Speaker have here a ma.
ory report against Anahau. What's the use anyhow We
don it, There mosquitoes banana claims out
there.
HONORABLE sHBLDoN-Thcy may say what they want,
finally put my appropria
through the house Goodness knows how many eepess
nights it has me-
HENRY CoBBADAMs-Neycr did have any respect for the
late A. Ceghorn, had accept his noble gift ID
would be readily given past knowledge of the Domain
Sydney. The Governor right the closing
REPRESENTATIVE MAKEKAU-I am a good deal happier
than people believe though intro
in all this session. No make
trade with and vote please any and ali bills.
''BIRDMAN'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woers is the best
mic good to my
behring's of of laugh
bird have yet heard.
CAPTAIN EVAN DA SILVA don't know what is the
slaughter my legislative children. I only learning
ropes wish had discovered the trick earlier might
have played the kind of a game myself
CHAIRMAN HUBBY was particularly fortunate in hav
ing ackas'' mmicry of the
ing rcputed heir to Clcghorn property member of my
committee and clerk who by marriage is likewise interested
did persprng before clerk finally decided
time for him to typewritc the reports.
RP FAITHFUL long the showers which have had
during the past week do
whether the supervisors the sprnk
ling of duscovered thoroughfarc
Phillips will say in to this expression of gratitude
PRESIDENT ERIC KNUDsEN.-Things have gone along SO
smoothly and peace such happy has existed in the
senate for the past fifty days That help
why happy family upper
should remain this way the days. But
tell what dvis plans go through the minds of
quiet
s. @. BROWN, First Mate Bark s. g. Allen--The of
the finding of the idols of the ncas Easter Island the
interesting have heard from South Pacific years 1t
sounds well that would welcome opportunity lead
expedition in long If
those craven gods only speak, perhaps they
would ten of the hidden gold which they have guarded these
many centuries.
J. P. RoDRIGUEs.- Portuguese societies
tory have membership of 5000 representing $4,000 Port
less who dependent upon the industry
Would it be good idea the officers societies
call special meeting for the of resolutions to
be forwarded Washington minister's through
here showing what the result would be- if the Free Sugar Bill
should pass thereby running only societies. honest
SPEAKER HoLSTEN-Th representatives of the people
the legislature represent people large
the interested few Our first duty the people, So
far the will of the people been expressed
opinion favors the Anahau and honor
bound the wishes the dead
out what he wished DONE but the wishes of the v
ing and accept Anahau lasting to the
of of the brightest characters Hawaiian hsoryhe lost
but not forgotten Princess Kaulani.,
JUDGE CLEMoNs.-A Advertiser is dis
tubed the deprva of the heirs law of the late Arch
bald Ceghorn their lawful inheritance The contributor
knows it proposed deprive them of anything which is
their lawful Inheritance; their awul inheritance is what
the who valid will give them. And
literally to them in this will 1t is less important that
Mr. Ccgho the of this property should not be deprived
of his lawful right dispose of that which his and Of
which he has disposed in which he himself thought fair
to his children only living the deceased child Kaiuan
SO long he be justly accused of being unfair why
should imperfect humans the
Mr. Cghon has been judged by those oppose the gift
of Anahau the grounds emphasized particularly by Mr. Her
bert Judge Humphreys and Mr. DavisG
A. scHAEF Erin of Mr. Ceghorn IS gift
of Ainahau much capital has been made by opponents
mental grounds, the righu property
would be deprived of their If Mr. Ceghorns gift should
he accepted and the premises public
necessarily become obvious unprecedented mind that Alma
hau not an heirloom of the living descendants Of Mr. Cleg