The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-14
YOUNG MEMS
CAMPAIGN
Republican Club
Elects New
Men.

The Young Mems Republican CiuD
swung briskly into the campaign last
night in the Male lima hall on Fort
s+rae+ The annual meeting and cleo
ton IF officers for the ensuing year was
held at which there was large at
tendance of the younger element of the
Republicans of the city and much en-
tb,,siasrn was manifested. A canvass
Of all the precincts here will begin ana
cantains of precincts were named Iast
night for both the fourth and hfth ols-
tricts. The club does not propose 10
waste time, but will send its workers
out into the field at once and continue
to bring young men into the orgahlza-
ton until the day of election
I,orrin Andrews heads the club as
president for the ensuing year and IN
| his speeches last night he Indicated
tba+ no time was to be lost, but that
| q thorough canvass should be made.
| The club will have for it's main object
/ the enrolment of young men as MEM
hers of the club, canvass every pre-
cinet ard aid the district and preclnct
organizations of the Republican party
| in everv way possible. The election
last night resulted as follows:
| President. Lorrin Andrews;
FIRST yice-P President, S. NJ. Kanaka-
nui;
/ second President, J. D. Marques;
! Recording secretary, d. II. Case;
| Corresponding secretary, p. r. Heinz
| Treasurer, A. w. Seabury,
Sergeant-at-arns, George Hubben.
The enrolment committee, appointed
nv the president, is as follows;
Fourth district-1st precinct. P. K
Helm: End precinct, w w. Harris; 3re
precinct. e. A. Mott-Smith; Attn pre-,
cinct Mr. Mott; 5th precinct, .. Z
Swain; 9Th precinct, Mr.. Woln.
| Fifth district-8th precinct, MIR. ka-
,airau. 9th precinct, A. w. Seabury
Jonah Kumalae was also added ane
lother appointments will be made short
lIv The committee went to work las
night and the list of captains OF pre-
cincts will be named at once.
At the opening of the meeting by the
nresident. 1t was stated that the an
nual meeting should have been held II
Nav. but owing to the club being with
ont headquarters it had to be deferred
! ARRANGEMENTS had been made, however
20 use the Male lima hall on FOR
| street. opposite the Club Stables 10
the remainder of the campaign, am
would be open at all times for the &C
communication OF members. In reSpon0
ing to the call for speech after De
ing elected to the presidency, Lorrii
i Andrews said he was grained 10 nn'
thA club at his back. and he would d
u.ha+ he could TO make it an energeti
factor in the campaign. He wanted u
Gee q hearty and earnest eampalS
carried on andeasked for the full sup
mort of the members. Treasurer sea
hurry said that he hoped he would no
have to call twice on the members 10
their campaign assessment
II was suggested that dues of 81 TO
the campaign be required, both OF IN
old members and the new ones. I'M
met with objection, others favorln
voluntary subscriptions at the Varlou
meetings The discussion resulted IN
change being made in the bylaw
whereby the treasurer was empoWere
Ia make a levy upon the members 10
a campaign fund, 81 to be paid by eac
member. This plan met with favor an
AFT the close of the meeting the treas
urer stopped a brisk flow of dollar
at bis desk. .
The president was also empowered
appoint a campaign committee OF tel
the personnel of which will be announe
ed this week.
A. w. Pearson said that the matte
lof canvassing the precincts was u
4 most important feature OF the ciuo
q work and should be taken up at one
\ He suggested that the precinct captain
n again get to work. supdivide their pre-
cincts and place the sections in II
4 hands of men upon whom they coul
I depend on to perform that duty wei
4 BY this means the names of all votel
9 | throughput the city would be obtaine
no matter to which political party the
4 belonged With these names in II
4 hands of the secretary the club won
y be in a position tc put out organic
8 effort in every precinct The meetir
q passed a motion to this effect.
q The president announced that the o
81 ganization in the Fifth District w
n somewhat lax and needed careful a
s. tention. One OF the duties OF the con
q nittee of ten would be to fill up Il