The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-15

InaI party made the charge that Prince
Kuhio was under age and that he knew
it and that the Republicans were in
tending to force him upon the people
despite his ineligibility.
PRINCE KUHIo OFF FOR MAUI.
After his enthusiastic reception by
the voters of Kona Oahu at Pearl City,
the Republican candidate left yesterday
in company with Stephen Desha and
Representative Makekau for a trip
through Maui. They landed at Lahai-
ma last evening, and made their first
appearance there. From that point
they will continue their trip and will
wind up the Speaking campaign for
that island on Saturday week; return
ing here the next day.
That viii mean that the last week of
the fight on Oahu will be full of inter-
est, there being much speaking done
at every point of vantage during the
eight days remaining after the candi-
dates return. There will be one day
off, that being Sunday, November 2.
According to plans now made the
Prince and a friend will take special
steamer on Saturday night, November
1, and spend Sunday at the Lepers set
tlement This viii permit their return
here in time for the work of Monday,
and then the closing of the fight 1t
is now planned to have the meeting
of Monday November 3. preceded by
a great torchlight procession, and then
the paraders will march to Palama,
where they will be reviewed and adj
dressed by the candidates.
The Princess Kuhio is now on Maui,
and will accompany her husband on
the greater part of his journey, and will
also return with him at the close of
next week.
MANY MEETINGS PLANNED.
The active work of the speaking cam
paign is now on and from this time
until the end of the struggle there will
be not the least let up. The meetings
are being arranged by the various COM
mittees, the Young Mems Republican
| Club, and in some instances by the
not be vacant evening from now until
the very finish.
The Fourth district committee will
open its active struggle this evening
with meeting at Kakaako. The meet
| ing will be held upon the open lot mau-
ka of the Honolulu Iron works, and
there will be a number of the best
/ speakers of the party present to discuss
the issues.
This is the only meeting so far ar
ranged for the week, but it is expected
that another will be settled upon for
Saturday evening. The candidates for
senator will speak on Thursday even
ing at Kalihi Camp, on Friday evening
at Iwilei, and on Saturday evening at
the end of the tramway's tracks in Pa
lama. The attention to be paid to the
Fifth district will be out of all proper
ton to that which will be given to the
Fourth, as it is realized that there must
be a greater changing of voters on the
north side of Nuuanu than to the
south.
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB
PLANS.
Not content with an open house cam
paign, the Young> Mems Republican
Club will this evening inaugurate it's
meetings, the speakers to be carried
through the city on a wagon which will
at the same time furnish platform
from which to speak to the crowd
which may be attracted. There will
be a musical club in the company.
These moving lectures will be given on
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday even
ings. For each Saturday there will be
great meeting at the Orpheum. The
program as arranged to date is as fol-
lows: This evening Kalihi Camp and
Moiliili church; October 18th. Punch
bowl October goth, Waikiki road, op
posite the Moana hotel, and Kalihi;
October 22nd, Manoa valley; October
24th, Pauoa valley; October 9th, South
and Queen streets, Kakaako, and Ka-
lihi Camp; October 29th, Moiliili, and
October 31st, Puunui. The three Or
pheum meetings of October 18th and
25th and November 1st win be specially
attractive gatherings.
SENDING OUT LITERATURE.
The steamers yesterday bore large con-
signments of printed matter which was
forwarded to the various committeeman
on the other islands. The packages
which went up contained large blocks
of copies of the platform, of the life
and argument of Prince Kuhio, and of
Senator Thurston's speech.
In sending out this literature the va
rious committee chairmen of the out
side districts have been notified that
they must see that it is put into the
hands of the voters as soon as possible
that they may have a chance to assimi-
late the arguments of the Republicans
in this campaign. 1t has been decided
that there will be sent out some 10000
copies of the various documents printed
and these will go into every home in
the islands.
There is a demand for Prince Kuhio
buttons which cannot be met with the
local manufactures. There is being
sent out more than button for every
man in the islands, but even the in
voices which have already been distrib-
uted are not in any way sufficient TO
meet the demand for this souvenir of
the fight.
At the headquarters of the Young
Mems Republican Club committee