Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-02

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Is cold and austere failed to discern
even a suggestion Of that character.
istic. He was as cordial and warm in
his greeting as any man met in my
travels, not ten per cent so pompous
as some officials have encountered
I'm Hawaii. gained the impression
that Mr.. Wilson is answering in his
loyalty TO his friends and with all
others who deal with him honestly.
Observation-Disclosures style. +
Administration Wants the Facts. +
j realize more than ever the sound
judgment OF Governor Pinkham when
he has consistently and mistakenly
asked the industrial and commercial
leaders OF Hawaii to furnish the OH.
Gals Of the government with bed rock
facts In order that conclusions may
be drawn from an independent review
OF facts rather than a wrangle over
opinions.
have gained the impression that
the whole administration goes forward
on the basis Of mutual understanding
and cooperation, backed by q stead
fast loyalty and admiration for the
leader. II Hawaii can substitute mu-
tuaI understanding for continual an
tagonisms and petty pickering be-
lieye II win be properly tuned to get
| In touch with the present administra-
tion. | am not saying or recording
anything new. Nevertheless, It is
something that ought always TO be up.
lpermost In the minds Of men suffi.
lcientIy unselfish to think Of their
lcCunfry first, and believe with the
| Ad Club that what is for the welfare
| OF all Is for the greatest good of the
individual. Perhaps this reads like an
attempt at q sermon. Let the reading
run as 1t viii, am merely recording
impressions gained from four days in
ucationsI informafionsI and inspira.
tionaI DAYS as have ever enjoyed.
II 9. Afbert AZ His Post.
Charles s Albert. the Star.Bulletin's
Washington correspondent, has, ! am
sure. no superior as guide. cOunsei-
or and friend. Mr.. Albert Is the head
lof the New York Worlds Washington
Bureau In the Star-Bulletin Office,
ljudeing from the bright, snappy tone
lof his stun. we have always thought
| Of him as Young man. He is young.
About so wears young..I should say. He
was one Of the elder Pulitzer's stand
lbys and the boys have kept him on
1.-THE lob. not even allowing him va
cation this hot summer. i had the
great pleasure of meeting Mr.. Ralph
Pulitzer. who directs the New York
World since his fathers death. Here
"a 4 man should saw. born TO luxury,
who enjoys hard work and is deyot-
ing his life to carrying on the work
and developing the ideals Of his re-
variable father. Thoroughly demo
cratic. he is on the lob wherever the
Interests Of his paper require him to
he. The World Is making great
news record in the present German
crisis as it has in the days gone by.
And the washington end Of It Is in
1.-THE hands or eour Mr.. Albert. I
landed in washington IN the midst
lof the latest international crisis, but
Mr.. Albert seemed TO have plenty Of
time, because he seems always ahead
lof his work, at the same time possess.
ing that peculiar news instinct OF
knowing just when and where the
next big news lie to break
ION the job At the Right Moment.
They tell a story at the National
Press Club Of the day when the bomb
went off In the capitol building. AL.
bert was on the job as usual and