Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-20
LAST Of HAWAIrS
GUESIStEAWO ON
SONOMA TODAY
Continued from page one)

Of land. both public ana private, on
! which subject he wishes Hawai-
TO know that he win be heard again
Senator Overman Was interested il
the people here, and said while pack
ing up to leave:
q so away broader and a wisel
man for the first-band information
given me. ! am inclined to be friend
ly toward all that Hawaii wants"
What impressed me- said Congress
man Moore, "was that these islands
are more thoroughly AmericanizeC
than We expected. You are up-to-date
in everything. We have been in ig
znorance of what you have been doing
but the surprise you have given us
will bring you in for thorough con
sideratiOn where hitherto you have
received but a passing notice. We
are behind you to the end" .. f.
L sincerely believe the duty on
sugar will be maintained" said Con-
gresham w. A. Rodenberg as part
ing word of cheer to Hawaii. 1t may
be justified as revenue measure, hut
1t will be duty nevertheless. and that
is what you want and are entitled to.
Sugar is your life, and we want you
to live" Congressman f,odenberg had
made three trips to Hawaii, leaving
each time with increasing regret.
Tell your friends in Honolulu that
| am a nonresident member of your
AID Club which consider the Invest
hnn0h hnncfnRo I do
clared Congressman c. B. Slemp be-
fore going to the wharf Everything
legislative for the good of Hawaii has
been promised within the range of
congressional possibility If there Is
anything untouched call on me and
will look 1t up"
Your schools impressed me most, ;"
said Congressman w. G. Brown. "The
dynamic force OF the white popnla..
ton, and the splendid advancement
of the native and Oriental races inter-
est me greatly. / go away with the
kindest recollection for dear old Ho-
nolnlu. and can say that next to my
own constituency will come Hawaii"
Those Leaving To-day:
! Those who are leaving on the Sono.
ma this afternoon are Hon. A. B.
cuninms. Mrs. 'Gumn1ins; Hon. Is. s.
Ovefman, Miss G. tOyefnnan, Miss K.
Oyerinan, Miss M. J Borden, Hon. w.
G. Brown, Jr., Mrs. Brown, Hon. J.
Khowland, Mrs. KIiowIand, Master w.
Miss Anne Il Pou,s Mr.. Angus Erly.
Master r. KnowIond, Hon. A.. J. Barch.
field: Mrs. Barcilfeld, Miss Aline King,
Miss Ethel Miller, Hon. VIM. Kettner,
Mrs. Kettner, Mrs. Myra Davis; Miss
Barciifeid, Hon. j. T.. Robinson, Mrs.
Hon. Albert johnson, Mrs
Johnson, Mr.. w. G. Gearing. Mrs.
Gearing, Mr. F. p. Kraus, Hon. C. B..
5leuip,, Hon. w. A.. Rodenberg, Mrs
Rodenberg, Hon. Gordon Lee, Hon. w.
P. Bofland, Miss q. Knowland, Miss
D. Campbell, Hon. d. j. Riofdan, Mrs.
Miss Ridrdah. Hon. NJ F.
Conty, Mrs. Gorlry, Hon. j. w. Alex
lnder, Mrs. Alexander, Mr.. T. 8. iBla.
ock, Hon. T. W. Hardwick, Hon. w.
]. Cary. Mrs Cary, Master Cary,
Hon, j. H. Moore, Mrs. Moore, Hon. A.
4. Jones, Mrs. JONES, Mr.. Fl B. Lord.
Mr.. j.. A. Breckons, Hon. r. Thomas,
Hon. p. p Campbell. Mrs. Campbell,
Hon. J. e. MARITIME, Mrs. MARITIME, Hon.
!. s. Davenport. Mrs. Davenport. Mrs.
:. f. Parker, Miss Kitty Lee, Mrs. e.
W. Saunders, Hon. E. w. Saunders,
dr. Peter Saunders, Mr.. j. W. Lang
ey, Mrs Langley, Hon. j. M. Gudger.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Gudger, Miss Pringle and
drs. Gordon Lee.