The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22
University of Hawaii

fits that demonstrate the splendid foresight of hose under
only begun. The results and the promise for the future
place upon us at this time the duty and privilege of appro-
lpriating literally in order that the boys and girls of Ha-
wall may enjoy the advantage of higher education, from
which they We're hitherto barred, unless possessed of
enough money to take them to the mainland.
We endorse the enlargement of the College of Hawaii
to the University of Hawaii.
Lest We forget, 1t should be recalled that graduates from
the College of Hawaii, our native sons and daughters are
filling positions of responsibility in our main industries
THAT were in former years given people brought in from
other sections because of their superior educational equip
Iment.
The College OF Hawaii, its laboratories, the inspirational
leadership and practical ability in research of its scientists
nave been the medium by which Hawaii has been able to
record definite success in conquering the age old scourge
IF leprosy. What this means to Hawaii, what it means to
the world, can hardly be grasped, because the trail of
Misery and suffering from this disease is beyond the power
If human expression.
Ito the men who have done the work, or erect a better
monument to the victory over disease than to provide with
he utmost liberality such funds for the buildings, equip
nent and the educational STAFF as will make the Univer-
iity of Hawaii the greatest university of the Pacific.
Primary Law
We believe that experience has demonstrated that, under
1 form of government such as ours, the best results in the
Enactment of legislation and in the administration of pub
Idc affairs can be obtained through the maintenance of
yirile and effective party organizations, and we pledge
he representatives of our party in the legislature to the
amending OF the law so as to provide for partizan primaries
to the end that the primary elections at each party shall
De separated from the others, and each voter by permitted
TO participate in one only of such elections.
Hawaii Tourist Bureau
BuGiness experience has amply demonstrated the wisdom
Of advertising the climate and scenic attractions that
make Hawaii one of the great tourist centers of he world.
Public money expended through the Hawaii Promotion
committee and Tourist Bureau has been a splendid invest
nent. We believe that resulting influx of tourists assured
through the steadily improved transportation facilities of
ne Pacific will give a financial return to the people of
Millions of dollars. We therefore favor the continuation
u financial aid to the Hawaii Tourist Bureau.
Conclusion
We ask the support of the voters of this Territory in
order that Hawaii may keep in tune with the trend of
political thought on the mainland which Enthusiastically con.
ieInns the glaring failures of the Democratic administra.
Ton and its gross mismanagement of the affairs of the
Inatlon. We appeal especially to the young men who are
about to cast their first ballot, to associate themselves
with that party which has always stood and still unswery.
lhSly stands for loyalty to the Stars and Stripes, for the
perpetuaton of the fundamental principles of the Consti-
e Jloh' Tor the defense of the nations honor, for the equali-
tIy Iunder the law of all classes and creeds, for progress
land efficiency, and for equal opportunities for all loyaI
lcitizens in every line.