The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-16
REPUBLICANS
| At ORPHEUM
Young Mems Club
Arranges for
Meetings.
.oRAToRY AND
MUSIC ON TAP
Kauai Shows It's Political Activity
In the Republican
Camp.

will hold the stage at the Orpheum on
Saturday evening, and there promises
to be a meeting which will. in its inter-
est, equal any that has yet been seen
Iduring the campaign. The Young Mems
Republican Club has arranged for a
series of Saturday evening gatherings,
and the first to be held day after to-
morrow will set the note in excellence
for those which will follow
The meeting will be under the charge
lof the club entirely. and the plan will
be to have members of the organiza-
ton to act as ushers and to see that
every visitor has proper seating ar
rangements. There viii be number of
seats held for ladies, and it is expected
that this feature of the evenings meet
ing will be an attractive one There
will be other things than mere series
of speeches, for the Ellis quintette and
the Young Mems Republican Club vocal
quartette will intersperse music all
through the meeting
The speakers will be introduced by
President Andrews of the club, who will
preside throughout the meeting. They
will be the candidates for the lower
house, as follows: s. F. Chillingworth,
Frank Andrade, W. w. Harris, Carlos
Long, William Aylett and Jonah Ku-
mulae, 1t is expected that there viii
| be only a short speech from each of
these, so that the meeting will not be
long drawn out.
The meeting promises to be one of a
Iseries of attractive gatherings, which
will draw out the very best speakers in
the party. Each Saturday evening
hereafter there will be meeting at the
Orpheum, under the same auspices,
which will furnish eliminating point
for the enthusiasm of the week.
KAUAI SEEMS REPUBLICAN.
The trend of political activity on
Kauai is all Republican, according to
the sentiments expressed in the various
letters received from the Garden Isle
by members of the Republican central
committee. The following letter from
w. H. Rice, Jr., and John D. Willard.
central committeeman for the island
show the outlook of the Hanalei end:
1--WE have had news today from Ha-
nalei that as a result of the Republican
campaign of Prince kuhio and his
party there, and of other good work
done in that district. prominent Home
Rulers held a meeting at Hanalei last
night, at which they disavowed further
and came out strongly for the Repub-
lican cause. We feel that this is not
the result of hasty consideration, bu
the outcome of mature elaboration or
the part of those who took this decided
step. 1t was just a week yesterda!
since Prince Kuhio and his campaign
party held big meetings in Hanalei
and this speedy result is very crafty
ing and encouraging.
1T looks as though Kauai was goin
to be a landslide for our whole ticke
We have also heard that Home Rul
campaigners here, hearing this new
from Hanalei, cancelled all other Ell
gagements and are Fastening to Hama
lei, to do what they can to save the
party in that district. We feel tn;
the good work of Judge Kakina, RI
publican central committeeman, hi
: had much to do with this wholesa
conversion to Republicanism.
Total registration here, after all d
auctions, is 1,041."
PORTUGUESE PLAN MEETING.
The Portuguese Republican Club W
meet this evening at the rooms of t
Young Mems Republican Club, for t
purpose of completing arrangements +
the great mass meeting on Punchboy
~ to be the feature of tomorrow evenir
There are yet certain things in the W
of the securing of speakers to be CO
ried through, and all of these will ha
attention at this meeting.
The Republican meeting on Frid
. evening promises 10 be one which v
break all records in the matter of
tendance that have been made recent
The interest of the Portuguese citize
in everything governmental has gro
since the hearings of the Senator
commission, and the voters and 9th
are now anxious to hear everythi
---~- which will affect later action upon tn