Forests of Hawatiene speech on woods and water care
Mr Griffith spoke at the Y M C A hall on forest preservation and water conservation in Hawaii. Gov Dole and other officials attended as he urged conservative timber cutting, protection of headwaters, and expansion of forest cover to sustain cattle, plantations, and water supply. The talk cited Roosevelt and global examples, and outlined the need to balance planting with safeguarding existing forests.
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Department of Agricul
Tere
Washington
Hawaiian Islands
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Dole
Wray Taylor
Dickey
Maui
J.R. Galt
J. B. Atherton
United States
Castle
Secretary of Agriculture
Griffith
Taylor
Black Hills
Lawas
Homestake
New Hampshire
Maine
Cripple Creek
Col
Roosevelt
Mr. Griffith
E M. Griffith
Brief Career of a Cigarist Ends in Window Heist
A Fort street cigar shop opening turned sour when a partner dispute led to the removal of the owner James Dougherty’s name from the show window. A silent partner allegedly altered the sign, prompting a threat of a lawsuit over fixtures and merchandise worth about $000. The incident followed an opening marked by a Hawaiian quartet and a celebratory crowd.
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Fort Street
James Dougherty
Dapperittle Dougherty
King
Merchant Streets
Jimmie Dougherty
Jimmie Hag
Dougherty
Lcense
Aalid
Jimmie
Valentines Demand Grows On Mainlands Esteemed Local Season
The article notes rising Valentine demand as spring nears, with youth and stationers showing increased interest in lace paper and romantic cards. It contrasts mainland abundance with the mainland’s minimal celebrations while reporting expected mail deliveries and limited public observances.
Home Rule Quorum Lapses as Exec Committee Meets
A lack of quorum kept the Home Rule party executive committee from meeting last evening with at most a dozen attendees. Most left by nine after informal discussions. consensus favored upholding the committee’s decision not to send commissions to Washington. Some spoke on public works labor and anticipated access to more specific information, while reports claimed the Anti-Saloon League endorsed Home Rule by distributing copies of the South Carolina Dispensary bill nationwide.
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Home Rule Party
Washington
Aaa
Etreest
Anti-Saloon League
South Carolina
Waikiki Extension Work Advances Despite Lease Dispute
Contractor McKee proceeds with laying tracks for the Waikiki extension of Rapid Transit through the McCully trail from King Street to Waikiki Road. The Waikiki Land and Loan Association with right of way denies improving the street on both sides of the strip. A Chinese gardener claims a leasehold, but the association maintains no such lease. Construction continues with possession of the street right of way.
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McKee
Waikiki
McCully Trail
King Street
Waikiki Rand
Waikiki Road
Waiki Land and Lean Association Doce
Waikiki Land
Teian
McCully
Study of Liquor Sales Methods in Southern States
A report reviews the means of selling liquor in the Southern States and notes uncertainty over endorsement of the Diapensars plan by the League. Home Rulers plan to capitalize on the claim that the measure received their party’s endorsement, according to a party leader.
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League
Ers
Luck Fades for Player in Queen Street Gambling Scene
A native girl caused a mob near the Opera saloon by crying for a policeman after alleging a white man cheated her. At Queen and Richards, she and a white man played craps in a saloon rear. The man hid a small gold piece while the girl lost two dollars. A lounger was paid to change it to silver. he kept the money and fled while a pursuit began. The officer declined to collect the debt.
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Queen Sires
Queen and Richards
Harriet
Plans for Service at Mid Lent Cathedral Consecration
Bishop Willig will lead consecration on Mid Lent Sunday March 9 assisted by diocesan clergy. The ceremony marks forty years since initial plans and follows extensive alterations lowering costs. Interior changes include moving the altar forward and removing the choir stairs as part of preparations before the consecration. The building has carried a debt of about 60,000 dollars but is advancing toward relief before the ceremony.
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Willig
Willis
Staley
London
Carpenter
Carpenter & Ingelow
Waikiki
St. Andrew's Cathedral
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