The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-09
CARTER i
SAYSNARORDERS
SAVE INDUSTRIES
Were ItaNot Fer This Business
Democratic Tariff Would /
Ruin Country ~'
PROGRESSIVE PARTY ..-
irRAoHCALLY DEAD
Sugar Situation in Washington
0nphapgedSNhlle Deficit Is
$4,000, 600 a Year q :.
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From Saturday Advertiser.)

Looking hale and hearty and we'll
rested after asojourn Of several months
on the mainland, George r. Carter,
former Governor Of Hawaii, ,returted
90 Honohiiusin the steamer Manehuria
yesterday. During his absence he Wis,
ited most. Of the important cities in the
United States, Including New York,
Chicago and sSan Francisco. lie WAS
aSeompaniedl BY Mrs Carter and their
son. George RI Carter Jhep 100
Goseru6r CarterIis emphatic I'M SAY.
ing Nhatl the general opinion In the
East Is that the European war is not
the cause ,of hard times il the United
States, but on the contrary the country
would be passing thtpngh AN unptea
eesltntedd era OF 9busIness depression
were il shpt ofsths fact that the fac.
tory sFheelsiare kept fnTning i'm filling
war Or1efs. g The busin eHs depression,
Governor Carter feiterates, has been
hrenght about by the sudden changes
in the tariff ID. f Ir&Hl
An 1haiyidnra Expression AZ N HSsJ
s..Yon ask for an interviey.'' said
Governor artdr Yesterday. ''Then en-
phasize tine fhet that whatever 1 may
saw isgonly Am Individual oppression OF
oTlnipn, gai6ea from the eomparatiyei
" few persons D came In cphtact with
and the 1ittlel have had time 70 read
ss1h the fist place, the European war
is not Thought I'm the East to be the
cause Oh the hard times. 1T Is the war
orders that are keeping the factory
wheels Turning. Without them the
Fest, wepid ne experimenting an,nnpre-
{ aeilked industrial depression dine to
too sHdden ehanges.in the tariff. &e
ttt'he manufacturers Of arms and
ammunition ace, Of course, working
night and day, while orders for explos-
iyes are enormous. Resides which there
ara certain other factories busy as can
be making shoes, harness, motor trucks,
hospital supplies in fact, all those
things needed by the great natipns
ut war. ~ llito #.S sa
[ .,gfbis il the, business that lends
tthone and acknowledgements to those that
are idle aud puts enough money into
circulation to keep things moving. g
New York City has never had a
winter with so many nnemployed--not
all laborers by any lmeans In Miehi,
panI visited near town where the
mills were lille, and, right or wrong for
this, they blamed the political party in
lpower. / was told that Che factory
lhands there were living on their saw
lings from the past, accumulated for IA
rainy day. So no matter what good
times might come before the election,
such voters would not forget that Their
capital. and reserve were depleted,
Political SITUATION .-}t... !.
S'''I can give but little encouragement
to those who like myself, believe tha'
the Republican party's usefulness had
ceased. Everywhere except in the
Far West the opinion prevails that the
4 Progressive movement is dead.
@~''The Republican plan is to have
g. each State groom for President its ia
t,vorite son and to let the next conyen
tion be an old-fashioned free.for-all
b However, Republicans sshould not for
get that their party rules take tht
power of control away from them ant
lplaGe it absolutely in the hands Of
their national committee of fifty-thret
men, twenty!seveh of whom control
and then, again, there is still 4eyidene'
of the ad feeling engendered In hi
cago in l9l2-and as yet NO inclination
W 'puLJ INC PhsI' nVroo'0i. "stHp ~ 49, 49,
settled policy to ignore the fFogIes
sives., But .FeEtrn efo,ndlttiens ratnel
indicate an intention to continiie tn
fight and put theaentiTe blame for Re
4 publican defeat upon those who would
i not RI how to the pineEity. So, If thu
Progressive party does disappear, II, re
mains to be seen into which of the ole
4 PARTIES the larger number will go. "
Did Not See Roosevelt -,
4 RfSI did not bee Mr.. RooseVelt--tha
is,S to- speak tor.Rat 4 did hear rpmor
of Senator Borah ,sgylsit 20 oyster 7 z:
and as heretofore found much i2yail'
70 the man who made a splendid Presi
3 dent and to whom everynody paM az
tention, including the nations OF In
Y world, .,x.a. O.. - "a. ~,
II was pleasing TO nnd mat othe