The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-10
KENNEDY
STEPS OUT
Resigns From His
Republican
Place.
HAS NO TIME TO
MAKE CAMPAIGN
The Home Rulers and Democrats
May Soon Get To-
sether.

NJ committee meets this evening
tbere will come before 1t as the
urinary niece of business the res1gna
tion of the chairman. James a Ken
,sdv This step has been under CON
siaeration for some time and the MEM
hare ~ the committee learned OF IL
ers, through the press. rather than IN
the committee room
MT. Kennedy says bis step is taken
Cor the reason that he cannot give 10
the campaign this year the amount Oh
,ttant,on that the matter deserves, ana
90 believing that the head or the soms
nittee should be worker as well he
quits now for the purpose or permit
ting the committee to fnd new man
who may become familiar with the
work before the active fight Is on. In
his opinion there should be no delay
until the conventions, for the seiee-
ton of the man who Is TO have charse
of the party's fight. Instead there
should be a complete organisation
ready for the struggle before the con-
ventions. and the fight should be az
much in the primary stages as later In
the summer.
The resignation of Mr. hehheoy'
coming as 1t does after the other resis
nations from the committee leaves II
necessary for an entire reorganizaloh
for the coming fight. The announce
ment publicly rather than to the COM
mittee has caught the members unpre-
nared and they have not any canol-
date for the place in mind. There are
several members who may take up the
headship of the committee. out o"ihs
TO the fact that the convention VIII oe
an unknown quantity, it would not be
surprising IL the selection may go over
for some time. and the committee De
led by a temporary chairman Mr. Ken
nedy denies that he Is retiring IN ths
face of the enemy, but says ne goes
out only for the purpose or MAKING IL
possible for another man TO take up
work he cannot give the time. to Sc
cure a complete acquaintance with DE-
tails before the fight Is on.
Meanwhile the district committees OF
the Fourth and Fifth districts are
working to secure complete assem-
bling of the members of the party at
the meetings of the precinct clubs on
Friday night. Notices will be sent 10
the chairmen of the various CLUBS, urs-
ing them TO take up the work and to
notify all members in some way OF the
meeting and its place. There are two
clubs which have lost their presidents
Townsend being in Manila and Bald
win of Kahuku being now at Makaweli.
The records of the Territorial commit
| tee show the following to have been
| the officers of the precinct clubs OF
| this island and the customary place OF
meeting during the last campaign
FOURTH DISTRICT.
First precinct-President. Henry :.
Townsend: secretary, f. S. Boyd; place
of meeting, Government Nursery,
Second precinct = President j. h.
Fisher; secretary. Dan Logan; Kaahu-
manu- School, Beretania and Piikoil
streets
Third precinct-President. Mark Rob
inson: secretary. C. ]. DeRoo; end
| Nuuanu street car line
/ Fourth precinct-President, w {.
/ King: secretary, II. c. Morton; Royal
School. Emma street
i Fifth precinct - President, o. 6
/ Swain; secretary, Gus Rose; kapuaiWa.
Board OF Health offices.
/ Sixth precinct - President. Frank
| Hoogs: secretary, L. II. Wolf; Honolu-
lu Hale.
i Seventh precinct-President, +. j.
| KaIaukoa; secretary, p. J. Maulfoi~i
Wainanalo Court House.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
First precinct-President. Frank Pa
hia; secretary, Bishop Pahia; Hauuia'
Kaneohe Court House.
Second precinct-President. w n
Baldwin; secretary. II. K. Aonai ha-
huku.
Third precinct-President, G. P. Iau-
kea: secretary. Benjamin Naukana
Haleiwa, Waialua Court House.
Fourth precinct-President. r. ID
GilInand; secretary, Isaia Halualanii
waianae Court House.
Fifth precinct-President. George
, Renton; secretary, ID. Il. Murdoch
Eva
Sixth precinct-Presiient, S. Hooka-
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