Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-05
GOVERNOR TO
FOLLOW OUT
WILSON PLAN
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ditions, il is ready to point out
and advocate specific remedies.
So far not only has his own
party. but members of other par
ties have joined, in progressively
enacting imperatively necessary
legislation as recommended by
the president 1925.
Government has become a vast
business organization requiring
the highest experience. character.
capacity and efficiency in those
charged with conducting its de-
tails.
Any change in the masters OF
these details must proceed in a
natural order that there may be
no untoward disturbance in the
organized business of the govern
ment. p =. -.
This has been recognized by
previous administrations and cor
-Fespondingly. by the present.
It has been believed by the
chief executive and his cabinet
heads that personal suggestion,
and personal endorsement, and
personal responsibility therefor,
are the best methods of securing
the highest qualified executive Of
ficials. Il a. "
Your governor believes the
course above indicated will be
productive. of the most satisfac-
tory results to the Democratic.
party and the citizens and people
of the territory Of Hawaii.
Excepting no Democrat how
ever high. or however humble, he
invites and will listen to and care
fully consider their individual
suggestions, recommendations, APP
plications and petitions.
The governor will reserve to
himself the decisions pertinent to
his Office and responsibility, and
his loyalty to the national admin
istration In carrying out its po-
licies. K r.rTh..
desire to urge all Democrats
to bear in mind that the strength
of the party is in what 1t accom-
pIishes for the good Of all the
people. =
i have endeayored to open an
. unimpeded way between all Demo-
Gratis for party counsels and all
the people for public counsels with
the governor.
Your governor will stand un-
moved for principles and policies
he believes sound and imperative
ly fundamental.
Those who opposed him may be
assured he has no resentments
and will weigh carefully al their,
suggestions and consider their de-
sires.
We are at best small commu-
nifty, depending on our location
and strategic Importance for our
place and reputation in the union
and world
5 Your governor prefers at pres
ent personal consultations. as he
has had no experience in party
discussions and asks they may be
deferred until he has had the OPP
portunity to become fully ac-
quainted with its personnel.
The limitations Of the executive
office and lack of time may have
caused some omissions in invita-
tions that | may regret, but it has
no significance, as this memoran.
dunn will have full publicity.
Several Democrats wishing for a
nVitatfon but lacking one, and b
Ieying the list to be what the go
rnor declared it not to be-inclusiv
expressed keen disappointment /
OF receiving a bidding to the NEE
lg. This morning several of thel
greed to remain aloof," adopting
hrase of Supervisor VOTERS, wh
cit sighted at not receiving an ii
ftation. Others Of the party, hoy
Yer, look at it in a different light an
ealize- that it would be next to in
ossible for an invitation list carr,
1g the names of all active Dem,
rats to be made up for the occasion
The superYisors-three of whom al
invited to the meeting, Supervise
'acheco, Petrie and Mcclellan = an
Iayor J. j. Fern had agreed to ca
n the governor in a body this NOR
lg to discuss several matters of te
ltorial and county, interest, such a
he transfer of the water and sewe
ystems, a bond issue for a city an
ounty hall, etc. But on account {
he meeting, it was decided to put q
heir call until later in the week.
Following is the list of the Demt
rats Invited to the governors NEE
49,. y NJ -.
w. II. Mcclellan, j. J. FerE, Leste
etrie, c. w. Ashford, L. L. Mccant
IS, e. M. Watson, Gilbert j. Wallei
v NJ Thayer, chas. r. Wilder,
!. Wilder, J. L. Coke, A. ]. Writ
/. NJ. Damon, D. e. Metzser, Aibei
Iorner, Harry Irwin, jeff Mccarn, {
!. McInerny, J. Lightfoot, NJ. c. p;
hece, S, s. Pa1son, Julius w. Ascl
!. S. Robertson, C. n. Roae. Charlie
AKRON, Palmer Woods, 3. Fran
Woods, Judge w. s. Edfnus, Curt
!. laukea, c. ]. Mccarthy, w. a. 6r,
a, 2. Z. Trent, .. ~. Raymond, ].
iarley, Robert Hind, w. C. McGon;
Ie, z. J. Fitzpatrick, John Effingei
heriff Jarrett.
LIVES LOST IN STORM.
Special cable to the Hawaii Shinpo,
TOXIC, Japan. Jan. ~ fierc