The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-02

ganize or plan to secure for Honolulu
the full development of an artistic city,
though nature invites it. .t#
private ownership is such no com.
prehensive plan can be assured without
wise, far-sighted legislation for pro-
gressive realization. ..,.t.ss
Your Governor hopes action may be
taken before 1t is too late, and will
urge adequate legislation.
= ''In all ports Of the Pacific. great ex-
.pectations are indulged in as to the
local effect of the opening Of the Pana-
ma Canal. l
"WhiIe not on the great circle ocean
routes, Hawaii is on the great climatic
route. hence must relatively greatly
benefit. III
80 far as the administration Is
called upon to act, it will seek accurate
data and take such action and make
such recommendations as seem to the
aggressive sound interests Of the Ter
rit0ry. d. ...r..ns .lt.tr
20" RELAXING no vigilance or effective
measures, should occasion require, your
Governor will use every endeavor to
sstrain the undue alarm and alarming
Cf the public as to the public health.
The economic lessons Of the past sup
ply the reasons.
$50 far as legislation controls, the
finances of the Territory are fixed for
the usual period, ysys
"Your Governor will keenly watch
any variation from the estimates and
advise and act accordingly.
"He will not encourage public debt
TO relieve taxation properly assessible
to a period. a
Gle will expect a conscientious rep.
dering of a full equivalent for every
dollar the Territory expends, whether
for labor, services or other expendi-
ture.
Education is becoming a problem
Iyeverywhere, even vocational education.
"cYour Governor will invite express
sions from those who know effects and
have Transmitted pedagogic theories and
vocational training into practical life,
1.-THE Territory for years has had
several educational institutions fully
equipped for and carrying on vocational
training, so accurate data Of accom-
plishment. should be available TO gull
any extension of the system.
1.-THE Hawaiian Islands are too lin.
tied in extent and the majority of the
populaticn far too much influenced by
various race and national affiliations
for those TO whom, at present, the no
litical privileges and control have been
committed to indulge in strained reh-
tions among themselves,
"'The time is not far distant when
those of alien anteeedents but local
birth will become, under our Constitu.
ton, almost dominant political factor.
Prosperity, local homes and home
sentiments and education are the fac
tors that will lead them TO become
thoroughly imbued with and loyal TO
American ideals and government.
"It is our duty to ineulcate among
them loyalty and single devotion 70
the United States OF America.
"Your Governor recognizes the mass
of hubble opinion that Is trying TO align
itself in some practical form for the
protection of women and children, for
wholesome privilege and for education
ard ira ming that will qualify maturing
youth for the establishment and main
tcnance of homes.
"The leaders Of such movements
must include women, practical women,
who will not risk the attainahle nv in
dulging demands for the unattainable,
"Your Governor will cooperate in
movements tending TO further such OBJ
iects, and will welcome both women
and men presenting their views
''Your Governor viii seek cordial re-
Iutions. with the county governments
that we may cooperate for the public
good.
"Your Governor seeks the support
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