The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-09

inr held there. lie found one N waa
beinR run under tho auspices ~ the
Republican parry " was red hot ard
tho speakers were enthusiastic. In an
Interview with Df. nodners on Thurs.
day Do announced that the Hoard ~
, Education would allow no political
meetings TO be held IN any ~ the
schoolhouscs. and tnat the Republican
meeting scheduled for kauluwsia
schoolhouse for that evening would
have Ia be held elsewhere. lie sa d the
only way they could hold meeting In
the school was to break In. The Re-
publlcans got In In some way. III the
lamps. opened the windows and pro-
ceeded to have big blowout. Dr.
Rodgers took the only course left to
him. lie smiled and said as long as the
Republicans had possession 1t were
better they remain there until the
meeting was over. He says he will put
double padlocks on the doors while the
campaign lasts. The audience was
composed mostly OF natives and was
addressed by Hon. Henry Waterhouse.
Ed. Bolster and two or three native
orators. a resolution was unanimously
passed at the close of the meeting by
which every one present endorsed the
ticket and promised to vote 1t ST. aight.
AT PUULOA AND AIEA.
The Republicans had a successful
meeting at Puuloa and Aiea last Thurs
day. At the former place the speakers
of the party were hosp. tab.y entertain
ed by Mr. and Mrs. John Defries, at
their home. after which the meeting
was held in the lanai from 1870 o'clock
p. m. to 4:30 o'clock p. III. About forty
five enthusiastic Hawaiians were pres
ent at the meeting.
The speakers were l.. l.. McCandless
Judge Hookana, G.. Kauhi. George X.
Carter, f. K. Archer, II. r. Hitchcock
and j. d. Kaulukou.
After the meeting the party returned
to the Puuloa depot, where they met
the train and proceeded to Aiea. An
other meeting was held here from z
o'clock to S45 o'clock p. m. About
seventy Hawaiians came to hear
Republican doctrines. The speakers
were l.. l.. McCandless, j. l.. Kaulukou
and George X. Carter.
At both meetings Hon. j. l.. Kaulukou
acted as interpreter.
TALKED AT WAIMANALO.
A meeting was also he d at Waima- |
nalo schoolhouse last Thursday by the
following candidates of the Fourth Dis
trict: Archie Gilfilan, w. II. Hoogs,
j. w. X. Keiki and Jonah Kumalae, |
Frank Pahia, one of the senatorial can
was also present. About
seventy gathered at the schoolhouse to
hear the Republican speakers expound
sound doctrines on Republicanism.
ELSToN IN QUARTET.
Mr.. Charles Elston has Joined the Re-
publican quartet in the place of w. j.
Coelho. who was sent to Hawaii by the
Republican central committee. A num-
ber of pressing engagements necessitat-
ed the filling of the vacancy at once.
The quartet will be known hereafter as
the Tuxedo Quartet, and will devote its
time to high class music
THE LANES REPUBLICANS.
1t Is understood that the well known
native family of Lanes have been won
over to the Republican standard and
will do yeoman work for that party |
during the rest of the campaign. One
of the family proved himself an effect
i've speaker last night at Manoa VAL
ley.
Jessie Kaae, the well known woman
leader among the natives, has organiz-
ed an Hawaiian Woman's Republican
club. and will seek to gain votes for
the party of Mckinley and Parker by
laborng among her sex on Oahu.
SEA VOTERS TO REGISTER.
SeNenty-tWO men OF tne hl1ldu, Sldu- /
dine and Alice Kimball, of the Wilder
line, are to register today. They will
make an imposing pha anx, inasmuch
as it Is believed that they are straight
Republicans.
A VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN.
The Young Mems Republican Club
are out for a vigorous campaign Of the
real old fashioned kind. Tney believe
in torchlight professions, big ralys and
plenty of enthusiasm. Brass bands, red
fire, marching cubs and hanfbeaus, |
they believe. talk Republicanism and
exp ain the party principles as much as
volumes of printed matter and orator.
cal contests. The executive committee
is understood to have wrestled with the
torchlight procession campaign There
are several hundred torches at head
quarters, and all that is needed is tn
have them filled, advertise u rally and
put brass band at the head of the
bearers of them and enthusiasm will be