The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
SPALDTNC ADJUSTS MOOSE
ABOUT NECKS OF PLANTERS
ASRINKHAMDHLY-BAILE
Decay Gives Old Fox Of Kealia'. Virtual
Victory Over Lihue Plantation In Railroad
Fight = Governor Favofs Plan TO Give
Territorial Sffeans TO Private Concern
By ANDREW FARRELL

NE who goes 20 Ks Ss the aim Of getting an impartial
~ Of the vexed Kapaa Lhes Makee railroad and
wafer situation finds ctiousy problem
eia pantafons Lihus and Makee the latter
by Spsdngs engaged in flight for railroad rights
homeseads with Lihue apparently beaten through the eg
months inacon of Governor Pnkhaf he will find home
urgent need of transportation facilities for their crops
in Just urgent reliable Of disposal of their
cane he will find Colonel spadngs plans company
rights lands rising dafky above the horizon
and obscurng other things the raiload and homestead
piikas $.a ~tl4s NJ. rg '.Ts NH &lss 'rs atfh@sla
the Kauai and thai by mentioning the
and personality of 3gfRs M SyaS4N ,sts
Shadow OF Old Fox Over Homesteads
81 That is Spalding Kauai "The Old
Fox Of Keaa His shadow is great the Kappa Waipoul
planters look that shadow and tebe for
future Behind the company his hand manipuaes the
strings seeking gather himself streams Of all lands
When asks why Governor Pinkam has
med negotiations with Lhue plantation TO drag more than
year is led that after time Of dgent search
uncoils itself at the very Of Spalaing jse 81
may go Kaua with the intion Of being neutral and
impartial. >eas&. ~ ss.f5 CT aissiE5 - VII
ham for the deploable state agree with open
that bitter aaci being made the
principle Of demonstrating for Colonel sading notorious
unabashed and bitter enemy Of homesteaders 1F%E ri
Now Prepared To Fight tss ,s = S
Kauai fight the last ditch for
its water resolved that Colonel saldipg Of all shall not
of all shall not have that great bdgeon with
which beat homeseadrs their Finally The will find
that Pnkham did favor the proposed Eue railroad;
denly recalled an old damned and repadiated ~
before to build line he to
peton thereby shutting Lue and delivering the
into hand of the ancient foe +h +tas 5s
This engaging Personalities which the Governor has
said should be dragged into the dispute ts b"
y asserted repeatedly that Colonel Spadng is
much abused and tat he wishes an END 70 person.
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Colonel spaiding said last week that the Governor,
too much abused tpatJ 1,'y .EjH 5Ti4Sf%4
situation critical Governor Pinkham has expressed
his going Kauai for himself With him will
go Rvenburgh land commissioner, and Forbes,
intendent of public works. and perhaps others
Thursday. s3l,%#J3ast5s- stt4sT3k+s
Kauaites Laugh At Governors Trip ts@=
Lihue may trip of the Governor
openly laughed rs af#sEg y Ill "%
, Men say that he will not visit Kauai EEyi r.
Many Honolulu believe he will go; that he will back
before the time m 49, a-a =
the old Mcbride lands and thence go Le and the home
laughs bitterly To expect honleseaders
tell their grievances before the "Old, Fox!' n
the homesteaders heard they will fear
speak their minds; this in Kauai Territory Of Hawaii United
States of Americal 2ifza .,.a. u 54 i.sN t1%
= And Colonel Spalding told of this he re-
piled: IF they that kind of they had better go
out of business' t&E4 .. &" :. E-lf-Slssasczr
In October 1914 eighteen months ago. Kauai Chamber
by hue homesteadss Governor Pnham
ec the plantation and hpmesade
Since time he had permitted negotiations drag day
by day and week by week Kaaa bames Colonel Spadng for
4 having "hypnotized the Governor" ~ 1890 4sgpat
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