The Hawaiian star. [volume], March 17, 1911, SECOND EDITION, SECOND SECTION, Page TWELVE, Image 12

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8RNBKAL AdBttTS
valuable historical work ait Janan
that hae yet bam paMlsbed. Tase
are hia words:
"if one ware tlelltitorately te aat one
atr to Die task of finding acme evl
deuce of Japamiie deafens againet
the Philippines, one would certainly
arrive at the ronclualon that there ie
a total abaence of an- testimony of
the Mutt.
"We believe, for our own jwrt, tliat
It the Philippines were offered to
Japan aa a tree Rift tomorrow, alie
would hesitate to accept litem, and if
they were offered to her at the cost
of American friendship she would
treat the notion aa absolutely ridic
ulous. "Japan's resources are already suill
clently taxed In developing Saglmllen,
Chosen, Formosa, and Kwantung, nd
it is not always remeinbored that
these additions to tho Empire or to
her sphere of iuiluenco necessitate a
corresponding dispersal of her forces.
This is especially truo of tho Philip
pines. Their inclusion In the Japanese
Empire would greatly Increase the
latter's responsibility without any
corresponding access of wealth.
"Tlio fact 1b that a more unsubstan
tial bugbear Iibb never occupied tho
attention of Intelligent people than
this Philippine specter and Its Cali
fornia nudience. But, unhappily, real
ity can be created out of fiction.
"If the anti-Jr.pnnoso agltntors of
California din tltolr fears into tho'r
own oars with sufliciont persistence
they will become, in tho end, persuad
ed Of their reality and they will also
succeed in creating in Japan an ex
aggerated estimate of tho anti-Japanese
sentimont in the United States."
In confirmation of this opinion I
will quote tho words of Count Okuina,
tho founder and head of tho Liberal
party in Japan:
"All future expansion must be oi
a peaceful kind. Seizure of territory
belonging to other countries, on what
ever pretext it may bo done, is con
demned by public opinion and is cal
culated to arouse hostility throughout
the civilized world."
I am Informed that the Interna
tional Press Association, which In
cludes every representative In Tokio
of American and European journals,
at a meeting held in that, city recent
ly, adopted a resolution declaring that
newspaper men In Japan are unable
to discover any basis in the circum
stances or sentiment in Japan war
ranting the disquieting speeches now
being made in this country in regard
to tho alleged warlike attitude of
Japan. These newspaper nien may be
regarded as having voiced tho feeling
of the general Japanese public. More
over, Count Komura, tho Japaneso
minister of foreign affairs, has ex
pressed the opinion that war ,wlth tno
United States Is Inconceivable, and
that "It would bo a crime without ex
cuse or palliation."
Mr. Chairman, there are a great
many people in this country who have
had tho fear of war with Japan
dinged into their ears year after year
for tho past ten years until they rare
ly ever sleep at night without their
slumbers being disturbed by a Japa
nese nightmare. Laughter. It is
astounding when we stop to think oi
the extent to which we have gone in
preparing to defend ourselves against
imaginary enemies.
I remember, as does the gentleman
from Alabama, that it was only Ave
years ago that the world first hoard
the word "Dreadnought." That was
In November, 100G, when England
launched her first Dreadnought At
that time tho estimate of the navy
department for tho increase of the
navy had been submitted to the sec
rotary of the treasury for transmiS'
sion to congress. It did not lncludo
an estimate for a Dreadnought, but
at that session of congress, In order
to compote with Great Britain, an
attempt was made in this house to au
thorize tho construction of a Dread'
nought. The authorization was not so
cured, however, until the succeeding
congress. Since then we have been
constructing two of these great bat
tleships each year. I trust Mr. Chair
man, that tho amendment of the gen
tleman from Tennessee, providing that
but ono Dreadnought bo authorized
will prevail. Applause.
PINEAPPLE AREAS,
No visitor should leave Honolulu
without first visiting tho great pine
apple plantations and canneries on
this island. Tho Oahu Railway com
pany has made tho visit possible at
a cost of but ten dollars. This trip In
cludes a two days sojourn between
'he city and Halelwa, returnlne via th
pineapple plantations, by carrlago
from tho hotel to "Wahlawa station
tfhero tho train Is taken for Honolulu.
It is a delightful and Inexpensive trip.
tied hla parents.
I The "garden bete and harness
I air-ape" ounstsU of a pleee of strap
I caactly twenty-Are Inoha long and
, one Inch wide. No boy, since my nr
, rival, has been whipped without a
, good reason and a lot of them who
should have received a whipping haic
I been let ao. Three hoys, to my know
, ledge, have been kicked, and In each
j case 1 have reprimanded tho offender
and have given hfm to undorsiand
I that I would tolerate nothing of the
I hind. One of the hoys was fighting,
I and, when stopped by a guard, turned
on that guard to whip him. He was
kickod by another guard who ran to
the assistance of the first Since that
time, four or five months ago, no boy
has reported to mo that he hns been
abused or kicked. I have told all the
boys to report to me when they con
sidered that they wero abused and,
as I have received no reports, I im
agine they are getting good treatment.
No boy is punlshod for tak
ing 'an earned rest but gets bad
marks for loafing as three ot
thorn did aftor this visit. They
stood and talked for oxactly one
hour without doing a tap of work.
The complaints about tho scarcity
and samonoss of tho food may have
some foundation. I' did not make the
appropriation. The broakrast con
sists of fruit, bananas or papains,
mush with milk or molasses, ono half
loaf broad, and coffee and tea. The
dinner consists of moat, poi, sweet po
tatoes, squash and other vegetables.
Tho suppers consist of salmon, rice,
broad or pilot broad, and milk. On
Sundays they are now getting eggs.
How many were gcttng that kind of
food before coming hero? I do not
think it looks oxactly like starvation.
Deep sea fishing is only possible
where one has boats, nets, and lines.
If your roportcr or anyone else can
tell mo how to buy boats, nets, and
lines whon we haven't enough money
to buy food, clothes and materials for
making repairs, then I shall bo very
much obliged for the information. The
net your reporter saw upon the lawn
was ono wo had cut and patched so
wo could catch mullet for tho legisla
tors' lunch. Tho statement that all
tho mullet went to the teachers mess-
room or the superintendent's house is
n rank falsehood. In tho six months 1
have been here I have had just ono
mullet and the teachers have fared lit
tle better, because wo have done no
fishing in tho pond. Every Saturday
all the boys are allowed to go to tho
beach, swimming or fishing, as they
pleaso and each time they oome back
with some fish, not many, to be sure.
The question of bread Is a hard one
to settle. Wo have not enough money
to buy all our bread from Love's
Bakery and try to do tho best we can.
We realize that It is poor stuff but
what is tho remedy? You will notice
that I have asked for a bakery. Tho
sample taken by Senator Hewitt was
to bo used to help get money enough
for a bakery.
Hoping that you will glvb this com
munication paco in your paper, I re
main, Yours truly,
H. M, TUCKER,
Superintendent.
their presence, aad of reenarlu aeade
by teaHetatort Real their laeels at
Walalee and In lionedultt. The re
porter gave no etHnlwa or eoncta
alons or his own, eacoptlni with ro
gard ta the evident need of better
arooHMaoftSiioN for the school. The
nettofter.
A STOCKTON PIPEDREAM.
Stockton Independent' City Auditor Ires then
(;( gt 8I' i h is In wi'lpt of a mark- hau l
ad cop)- of tatty paper published in
Hewetttla, tao sisr towing one tt l
party ot iawktotM who are winter-
Ing In the Islands. The article narked
In the annual reimrt of Aadltor for the
city and county of Howotulu, whisk
eta forth that the total coat of wain
talHlng the Hawaiian band for the yawr
amounted to $21 ,S7S .f 7, while the roet
of maintaining the public schools was
$18,64 2 This amount Is flUl.ot
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