Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-15
PLANS MADE FOR
GOVERNORS TRIP
TO BIG island

Especial Star-Buliefin correspondencel
HILO, June 12.-Hhile the date Of
Governor Pinkham's approaching visit
to Hilo is not Yet certain. Hilo will
be ready to receive him. TO provide
ample entertainment for such time
as he is willing to remain with US
and above all, to give him all the de-
tailed information he desires, in
whatever form he wants IL, concern
ing the many public projects IN which
this community is vitality interested.
He is expected to come about the last
week of this month.
Preliminary provision for all this
was made by the merchants at the
meeting of the Board of Trade last
Tuesday afternoon. There are at
least seven different affairs OF deep
interest to the citizens of this city
and in which they would like to enlist
his cooperation and highly important
help. To see that all these subjects
are prepared properly for presentaz
ton to the executive, a separate COM
mittee was selected TO attend to each
one. ~ .ss-.. - = ,ss.--.. -.t..
To be more explicit, nine commit
tees were actually appointed, but two
are to have charge Of his entertain
ment and the dinner at which he will
be guest OF honor. The naming OF
these committees and the hustle OF
big preparation does not mean, how
ever, that he Is to be "pestered to
death with our troubles, which aro
very big to us, but perhaps not 50
terribly important from an outsiders
perspective. The intent of 1t all Is
Just the opposite, to make certain the
governor will receive every impor.
tant detail of our pleas, yet get the
sum total in condensed form. In 9TH
er words, the idea is breYity.
The committees appointed by d. f.
Metzger. president OF the Board OF
Trade, are as follows:
Front Street Widening Judge w.
s. Wise, R., T. Forrest and N. c. VIII.
fong. !, ri. -
Wailama Swamp Reclamation -
Donald s. Bowman, DIR. L. L. Sexton
and w. H. Beers. ~
Kuhio Wharf Completion and Shed
-R w. Filler, r. Mosher and G, NJ. l.
Watson. Z u, 80 4
Wharf Approach and Road Dr. Ar
cher Irwin, C. e. Wright and George
,Willfong. 80
Waterfront. Coal and on station
DIR! H. B. Elliott, John A. Scott and
William Mckay. 81 -.
Ponohawai street FIJI and Straight.
ening Harry Irwin, F. Brughelli and
A. Lindsay.
Waiakea Tracts and Home Lots
w. H. Heen, J. NJ. Gouvea and DR..
George Huddy. 81 % -, 49,. sz..sstz
Bntertainment-c. G. kennedy. q.
H. Wears and c. S. Carlsmith,
4 Dinner II. ID Corbeh, Rev. George
w. Laughton and Clarence 4, Water
man. Z. 500
While the program for the occasion
has not been mapped out point by
point. 1t Is made plain the governor
will be informed on the various sub
jects in a way that will not bore him,
that he may feel his visit is truly one
of pleasure as well as business.
Quite evidently the idea Is to send
him hack to Honolulu with the impress.
sion deeply Embedded in his mind that
this island is not only big in area, in
its land and civic problems, but fully
as large as any of the others in its
welcome and hospitality. The big is
land needs the governors sympthy
and cooperation. and 1t is up to the
delegation which meets him to put
the best foot forward. |"
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