Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-29
GoUernor Pinkham
As He IS Kiewed
By The Citizens

Will lie amply connFined Dy the events
of Governor Pinkham's administra-
ton. feel certain that Governor
Pinkham will work with a purpose
single to peaceful political progress
and the development of sterling
Americanism here in Hawaii. Every
man with any gumption or loyalty to
the territory and the country, knows
that we have a lot of hard work
ahead, and we need progressive COM
munity work for the common good.
Uncle Pink's" ideal has always been
square deal and / am sure that Gov
ernor Pfnkham's principle and prac.
tice will be the same. He win have
hearty hard working support from
men who believe in Hawaii and are
honestly loyal to their country.
DR.. C. B. COOPER - AS a warm
personal friend and admirer of Gov
ernor Pinkham, /, naturally. am graft.
fed at his confirmation. The people
Of Hawaii are to be congratulated on
the appointment Of a man who will
give them clean and economic BUSH
ness administration. His personal
record as a man is above reproach
and his ability to and firmness In of,
flee already has been ably demon.
strated. r = .."
DR.. J. s. B. PRATT - With Mr..
Pinkham In the executive chair the
territorial health department is going
to have q staunch ally in its struggle
to improve sanitary and health condi.
tons generally In the Islands. !
EDWARD M. WATSON-Well I'm
glad it's settled. Now hope Mr.. Pink
ham comes straight dawn here. and
begins to stir up some of the things
that ought to be stirred up.
HUGH COKE-I have known Mr..
Pinkham for sixteen years and in my
opinion he will make good governor
for Hawaii. ~ --.:.'
JOHN EFFINGER Serves us Dem
ocrats right Now maybe we'lI get to-
gether next time-if somebody doesn't
sneak around and do some double
crossing. Anyway, the territory should
support the new governor.
JOSHUA d. TUCKER am glad
Pinkham is confirmed. / am for him.
He will make good governor.
SEN. a. J. WIRTZ--A good man in
a good place Pinkham. am very
delighted to learn of his confirmation.
] understand he will take his oath of
Office at once. q. -.... T.. =-.-..". ~
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MAYOR j. j. Every Dem
ocrat in the territory, and Republi-
cans and other party men as well,
should get behind Pinkham and help
all they can With such assistance
he will make an excellent governor.
/ will be glad to serve on the recep-
ton committee to welcome him here.
WILL MILES Although Pinkham
seems to have had close shave in
the confirmation, feel that we should
Loyalty support him-not only the
Democrats but the Republicans. l
feel that Pinkham Is eyerybody's gov
ernor, Just as Wilson is everybody's
president. - .:= :
BERTRAM Won DAMN - / am
pleased that we have finally got a
governor. It took the Democrats a
long time to do their duty to Hawaii;
/ but am pleased TO see that they have
picked out a. man as, able as Pinkham,
whom have known for many years,
and for whom ! have always had the
highest regard. 80
w. W.. THAYER--I do not know
Mr.. Pinkham personally, but what
ever relations we have had have al
ways been agreeable. .. shall submit
my resignation, but IL he wishes me
to continue in Office shall be pleased
to do so. =
JOHN w. CALDWELL am very
glad that the confirmation has settled
the goyernorship question.
ROBERT w. BRECKONS-I am
very glad to hear of the confirmation.
II believe everyone should get in and
assist him. 1t is time now for all diff
| ferences to be put aside.
l. COL. C. ]. McCARTHY-I have ex.
time past. The information had was
that Mr.. Pinkham would be confirm.
ed
F. JAMES COKE-It is splendid. I
want to say, Hoorah. l am very glad
Mr.. Pinkham has been confirmed
CHARLES BARRON - The Dem.
ocratic county committee believes
that that If Wilson is satisfied with
Pinkham's democracy, we are. We
win support his administration. Per
sonally, you know how l have stood
all along.
NEW GOVERNOR;
HISIIFE'!S WORK