The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-29
The Republicans
To Take Stump
Today.
OAHU
TO HEAR THEM
Speeches at Kahuku and HauuIa
and at WaiaIua by the
McKinleyites.

The Republican campaign viii be
formally opened today by a number of
the weli-known orators Of the party
who will journey down the line to Ka-
huku and waialua and Hauula to ex-
pound Republican doctrine 10 the peo-
pie OF those sections.
This morning George II. Carter. w. c.
Achi and J. II Kaulukou will leave for
Kahuku and Hauuia to speak at both
places during the afternoon. At the
latter place there Is an important civil
case on trial before the district magis-
trate and II will draw large crowds to
the court house. The Republicans will
take advantage OF the presence OF these
people to address them on behalf of
sam Parker and the Republican party.
At waialua in the evening there will
be a big rally for which preparations
have been made for the past two days
and n large crowd Is expected. The
speakers who went on TO Kahuku and
Hauuia will return TO Waialua by spe-
cial train 20 take part. There they will
be Joined by a number of the we'll
known Republicans Including T. Nc
Cants Stewart. A. II. Loebenstein, w. j.
Coelho. and others. Samuel Parker VIII
be unable 90 Join them on account of
private matters keeping him In the city
but there win be big time such as the
people OF that vicinity have never be-
fore seen.
| on Monday evening the mammoth
rally OF the Young Mems Republican
club will take place at the Drill Shed.
The Hawaiian band Will be there and
there will also be music by the Repub-
lican duartette. on the platform will
be all the candidates for representa-
| tives and senator's for the Island OF
oahu. and Samuel Parker will occupy
an honored place. The speakers viii
include the best Of the orators OF the
party and the rally will be just such
another as the big ratification meeting
which was held on the return of the
Republican delegates from the Phila.
delphla convention.
Tuesday on the Kinau n number ol
the prominent speakers Of the party
will leave for n stumping tour OF th'
Island OF Hawaii. The party will in
ciude Samuel Parker. George r. Carter
James Boyd. w. G. Achi and others
There the party will separate and par
of II will tour through the ieeward dis
tricts headed by w. G.. Achi, visitinl
the Konas and Kau. while the other
with Mr.. Parker at their head will
make their way down the windwar'
coast OF the Island visiting Honokaa
Hamakua and Laupahoehoe on thei
way 20 Hilo. Arrived at the Rainy Cit.
there viii be a big ratification meeting
and rally which will stir up the Hilo
| ties.
tt IL expected that the tour will las
about nine or ten days and that II vii
have n good effect on the voting OF tn
districts visited. Mr.. Achi will be alb
sent from the city about six days Will
Mr.. Parker and his party will be gon
about ten days. It is quite likely tina
later a tour Of Maui will be undertakes
and perhaps OF Kauai. but this has no
yet been settled upon.
The Republican Territorial Commit
tee held a meeting at headquarters las
evening at which the question of flnan
ces was discussed. All these cleo
tloneering trips are going to cos
money and the committee spent som
time talking over the ways and mean
of finding the necessary funds. tn
committee held Its meeting In one G
the new rooms that II has been foun
necessary 10 hire TO accommodate IN
. crowds which are fiocking TO headquar
ters Besides other matters II was de
. cided TO request II. III. Wright to hav
= an arc urht ptaced I'm Hotel street OF
poslte the headquarters.