Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-30
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Il is further requested that each
signatory place after his name the
number of the precinct in winch he ro-
sides. This will facilitate the work
greatly and make II easy for the Reg
istrar to find out Immediately whether
the men whose names appear have a
right to sign or not.
There are many voters in town to-
day who are becoming anxious about
the question of whether or no they
will be allowed to register previous TO
the county elections. II Is calculated
that in the proximity of a Thousand
votes (mosIly Republican, will he
thrown out If there is to be no regis
tration in accordance with the cOnten-
tion of George II. Fairchild, of Kauai.
This, of course. includes the voters
who since ;he last election have moved
! from one island to another.
There was largely attended meet
ing of the Republicans in KamoiIiili,
outside the chapel last evening. JoJe
Luahiwa. one of the hardest workers
Of the Fourth District, was chairman.
! The speakers were as follows: A. VI.
Brown, j. w. Pratt. Isaac Sherwood
| w. 7. Rawlins, Il. n. Boyd, John
Lucas, J. A. Gilman and II. L Murray
The speeches were very much the
seine as those given at the Kalihi camp
and Waikiki on Monday night last,
Mr.. Brown dwclt upon his long resi-
dcnce in the country, his worl: in the
police department, his support of Ha-
waiians in Office under him and the
raising Of their salaries from time 10
time. He had been born in the cour.
try, lived here all his life and expected
to die here.
q Mr.. Pratt said he had been "A long
time in the country, had always worked
Tor the best interests Of all and Lad
had experience In his present once
which would stand him in good stead
as county assessor Mr.. Sherwood
asked the voters present to stand
steady and forge ahead for the RepUJ-
lican patty. Mr.. Rawlius repeated what
he said at the Kaihi camp the other
night. MIR Boyd told the people na
was Il KOOlau boy and that he was Dut
to work like Trojan for the Repuh'
lean party. Mr.. Lucas spoke in lIa-
waiian and pleased the natives I'M
mensely lie asked the people to COM
pare the Home Rule and Republican
parties. The Home Rulers had "a
money and could not give them bread
and butter. II the Republican pa"ty
were the men with the money wAl
were working for the best interests Oi
the people If the Home Rule party
should elect It's nominees the street.
would be filled with burr-pt oduyIns
plants such as the "kikania whicl
has the faculty of binding together lE,
various elements Of the tails and maua,
OF various animals.
! The Home Rulers had rally AT Tho
home of |. Nauhu, Kak8aku, last night
The speakers were as follows: \. Fer
nandez, Robert w. Wilcox, Charlie
Wilcox, Kaona, David Motley, Sam kp
makaia and Jonah Kumalae. Kaneali
acted as chairman.
After investigating the charge
against Charles Clark of the Road Su
peryisor's Department OF the PupI
: Works Office. Superintendent II. L
Cooper has decided to allow him 10 e
main in office,
Funds are already coming In to III
Finance Committee Of the County Com
mittee, although an active canvass Ia
not yet begun. A check for $3.50 wa
among the pleasant surprises awaitIn
the committee on its appearance thi
morning.
All candidates on the Republica
ticket are asked to keep in mind tn
political meetings arranged for tcnig"
at KakaakO, the Achi warehouse "A
]. l.. Hollis place. 1t has also bee
suggested that the speeches be yarle
slightly.