The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-05-21

live-wire organization, in which he had
met goodly crowd of energetic boost
ers Whatever he could do for Ha-
waii he wanted to do. He was of the
opinion that these Islands deserved a
great deal of attention.
Hawali's 'Potlatch' Multiplication
Representative Albert johnson of
Washington leaves Hawaii with hearty
praise for the Islands. He has been
to great pains to gather information
on number of subjects and has well
informed himself preparatory to pos
ntle legislation. One thing that par.
ticularly interested him here was the
lumber import business. He referred
to the "potlateh celebration Of the
northern country, where he belongs,
saying that "potlatch was a great
feast and an allround good time, and
that Hawaii, in the entertainment of
the congressional party, had rolled sew.
eral hundred potlatches into one big
welcome. He stated that he hoped to
have the opportunity, in congress, to
show how much he had learned to un-
derstand and appreciate this Territory.
But Half-dozen Remain
There are a half-dozen of the con
gressional party still remaining in IIo,
nofulu. They are Senator and Mrs.
Willard salisbury, who will sail for
the Orient on the Manchuria today t.
tour China, Japan and II portion Of
Siberia, returning to Honolulu within
a few months; Senator and Mrs. Reed
SmcOt, who will sail for San Francisco
on June 3. having decided not to 90
to the philippines as originally planned,
and Representative and Mrs y. A..
Frear. who will remain with Honolulu
friends until Tuesday next, when they
will leave in the Matsonia.
Those who sailed yesterday in the
Sonoma were: Senator and Mrs Albert
p. Cummins of Iowa, Senator T. w.
hardwick of Georgia, T. s. Blalock,
Senator and Mrs. James E. MARITIME OF
New Jersey, Senator Lee s. Overman
OF North Carolina and the Misses Grace
and Kathryn Overman, Miss Mildred
Borden and Miss Ann !. POu, Senator
and Mrs. J. r. Robinson of Arkansas,
Miss Aline King, Miss Miller, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. J. W. Alexander of
Missouri. Representative and Mrs. A.
D. Barchfeld of Pennsylvania, Miss
Ilarchfeld, Mrs. Myra Davis, Mr. and
Mrs, w. g Gearing, F. p. Krause, Rep
resentative and Mrs. w. p. BOrIand Of
Missouri, Representative aud Mrs w. |
g., Brown Of West Virginia, Repre-
and Mrs. Phil p. Campbell !
and daughter of Kansas, Representative d
and Mrs. w. j. Cary and son of Wis
eonsin, Representative and Mrs NJ F.,
Conry of New York, Representative |
and Mrs. James 8. Davenport Of Okla
homa, Mrs. l.. F. Parker, Representa-,
tive and Mrs. Albert Johnson of Wash
lngton. Representative and Mrs Will
lam Kettner of California, Representa-.
live and Mrs. Gordon Lee of Georgia, !
Miss Pringle, Representative and Mrs.
J. II. Moore of Pennsylvania, Repre- /
sentative and Mrs. ID. J. Riordan and
laughter of New York. Representative
and Mrs, w. A. Rodenberg of Illinois,
representative and Mrs. Il. w. Saun.
iers of. Virginia, Peter Saunders, Miss
Kitty Lee, Representative G, b. Scmp
md daughter of Virginia, Representa-
i've r, Y. Thomas of Kentucky, AS
'istant Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs, A. A. Jones, Hon. J. A. Breckons
If Wyoming. +. b. Lord, Hon. and Mrs
loseDh Knowland, daughter and son Of
,alifornia, Hon. and Mrs. j. NJ Gudger
II North Carolina. s-