Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-31

the latter paid attorney for the Ho-
nciulu brewery; and IN spite Of the
open hostility Of two congressman,
the house committee on territories
has recommended the passage Of the
Hawaii prohibition bill The form Of
the bill favored provides for the sub
mission q the Question q the people
- t1.Ne ~ ~ tne pet'.lon, pls1lscl.e
-. y ~ tose - ueeeL IiIa
via slsnr.ufes q olLIcI.l peu.ions'
lis. news y ~ - 81 lsl 49, : &c.
ion has siretey Ieaenel ilonoIuia y
esoIe ane Nls,ess osspatcnes lr On
N.sn,o ~ lne sLutp9e q nuE,o
nc As.olnss nIecnohs =. loI.n
~ ne gIln.ea IepoN os tne nearlns
DsLeIs Inc nonss ee. ,u, On jan
p..4 =, cupiss y. WHICH aencheu NO
1olaip ~ yeste.osy mat
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e.sse Y ,..an y ne .L,
consressmsn Hamiin q Missouri; one
Z. t1s n.oss es.,ss \. ~
'sition ior Haasii: But other mem
- showed nostility 70 re measure
nos.l,,Ly oisrlazso requene
Dlts - ~. :. " yrenlan ~ nono-
o'e. Nno tppeeree lof me A =, LOO
-su ..' zne otn ,,s,, s1a AZ 4 1 -
Antisa.oon League The latter. who
- I,.''se haN .la,.. MADE strons ar
~, s Io ~, pson3 s,.. nsre.
Jeff MeLemofe Of Texas Che IN
e'e(s On spelling his first name with
ne colonl vas the most frequent user
81 EIurIine remarks during the hear
i14 DtIe61te Knhio's remarks some
dimes seem 70 show piQue.
Perhaps the most startling testi-
ucUy was that Of Or. Wadmnn and
D. Baker IN declaring that money
Ma u4e4 a lafEe guam ijez IN the Pile
I'@|'Ie c1upEisn q 1910 II Hawaii,
when TIE vets won three - one,
and their Expressed belief that the
ccIrup don q The voters had been con-
|IIcuQ1s. DtIee1te kQhiQ challenged
I.'.' 1nofoc q 1,cr1ey Breckons,
-||.|@ @I4tI4F 4orsuc1
~ ||I|.'I been ~ ~ t1is 20
III1I ~ ~ |||.II. declared D. Wao-I
man. hat there ~ opposition 70 an
other vote It the polls on the prohi-
b|lIon EGr6 i was II discussing this
point t11f TIE hearing developed the
Io'IoN|n1 quoting the printed re-,
port 49,.
~. Curry. NOW, 4 you have the
time. please tel ~ Why Il Is you DO
mol want 10 tubnit this 70 the people
Ior voter
~. W1omen. would be very glad
70 answer that question n this way.
that t1i1 liquor problem has been Z
<1<II1 one With us all along through
TIE le1f& past, and. as / stated. there
was provision made IN the enabling
oct for the prohibition Of the liquor
traffic. But ID some way. IN the com
I1I[lc1 there Wa6 an exception made
4. The enabling oct. providing for 3
|u1r traffic such e. the laws Of the
government 81 the Territory Of Ha-
.1/ would permit. and Of course the
liquor came ID ii that tims and has
been there ever since. We he'd. IN
1910. 8 rIthiscitt on this question. ana
did ne best We could down there We
i,I11ds< we carried on the best lind
a c&.I1i1n We knew how. but We
|t1t out a the election three to one.
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90 solve this problem Tor rs. We are
amply coming back and asking you
b ID what yDr Intended 10 do when
the IsIe11s were annexed a 1895. The
election n 1510-we have not fully
recovered nom the corrupting infla.
cnct1 that prevailed & that time. that
took place az that tine The Hawai-
IN people are an amioble. docile and
|1||1|e people. but they are new en-
lIC'&1rs of the franchise n this re-
|1fI and they are liable 70 influences
that may come N at such time. They
are subject 70 leadership. whether for
good or c1II But DO not think that
the Delegate himself. Mr.. Kalaniaha-
ole. who h here this morning. would
|c h favor Of smother experience OF
that kind such - we had ID 1910. We
prefer 10 have
...r|oo1 chert11,n says kuhlo
.| KaIonia1a0le: Those are seri-
Gus charges 1oo are making AGAINST
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