Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-02
ON EVE Of ELECTION

Politics are warming up in great
style. 1t is the eve of the great fight,
probably the warmest one that the
Territory will see in many day. The
headquarters Of both parties have been
crowded all day long and, as the day
advances, the crowds are growing in
size. orators of the opposing parties
are about on the street corners aud
at the noon hour there were meetings
in about a dozen different places. The
corner of King and Bethel streets was
| the scene of much eloquence.
Tonight the town will be filed TO
overhowing with Republican and
Home Rule eloquence and II the voters
really want to hear something worth
their while they will attend the meet.
ing OF the Republicans at Palace
Square after the big torchlight process.
sion.
| There Is nothing to be said about to-
morrow except that It Is the day set
apart by the Legislature for the choice
OF officers for county government in
the Territory. The polls open at
| s a. m. and close at p. IN. 1t is the
best policy to vote early. The Repub
lican party is confident of victory and
! q sweeping Republican victory for to-
morrow is predicted.
The polling places will be as fol
lows:
Fourth District, County Of Oahu.
LIST Precinct: Polling place, booth
foot of Punahou street.
I'd Precinct: Polling place. BOOTH
corner of Kinau and Plikoi streets.
! Sd Precinct: Polling place, building
at entrance OF lower reservoir grounds,
Nuuanu avenue.
4th Precinct: Polling place, booth,
Emma Square.
9Th Precinct: Polling place, Kappa.
iva building.
9Th Precinct: Polling place, Homo.
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and administrative qualifications that
make him worth several thousands a
year in the conduct OF private enter
prise. where men are not selected
through personal favoritism or polit-
ical pull. AS a man among men he is
good hearted acts fairly, Is willing 10
listen to both sides and open to CON
viCtiOn.
Mark =. Robinson is one OF the in
teresting and highly respected person.
alities of the Territory. He is thor
oughly cosmopolitan. as free from
prejudices as a man can be. cOnserva-
tive, earnest in his support of popular
demands. Mr.. Robinson has been sue
cessful in business and frequently hon
ored with important public positions.
He has always been true to his trust.
universally thoughtful, and always a
guardian of independent citizenship.
John Lucas is the soul OF iudepend
ent thought and action. He knows the
sentiment and can and will speak for
the man whose measure OF home COM
forts depend on the labor OF his hands,
ana to whom the administration of
county government. honest and eco
homlcal or corrupt and profiigatc
means the difference between com
Portable prosperity and the pinch Of
poverty.
j. A. Gilman. In the Fourth District
comes from the ranks of The younger
hard-working business men. A. Hook
Ing has worked his way to the front
and has lessons OF legislative expert
ence to aid In county deliberations.
Frank Pahia and S. c. Dwight in the
Fifth are leading Hawaiian Americans
who possess superior judgment and an
intimate knowledge of the needs of
their district as well as the county at
large.
The Republican party puts forward
a body OF candidates who can be trust
ed to meet the responsibilities of Office
in broad spirit and conduct the af.
fairs of the county with purpose
single TO its general advancement
framing broad plans from liberal ideals
and what is most important OF all
carrying out every promise. This is
the spirit that begets confidence that
makes a community go forward.
II you appreciate sound principles
and worthy men, there is not the
slightest doubt that you will vote with
the majority OF Oahu's citizens tomor-
row for the straight Republican ticket
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