Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-07
ROAST BUT No BOAST
DEMOCRATS AT ORPHEUM
NIL 6. U. p. hEIHODs
DO NOT CLAIM SUCCESS - THE
kANEoHE AFFAIR HELD UP
AS A BoLT-A FAIR
MEETING.

ccTatlc gathering III the OrpneWm tho'
ater ON Saturday evening. For three
Saturdays past said me, in the course
of his opening remarks and referring
to the parade of the Republican forces,
they have been drilling those men to
make q decent showing on the march
through the streets. Up back of my
place there is rock crusher and some
ttirty.fve or forty men are now en-.
|ployed there. At noon these men have
knocked of their work and have been
put through various stunts so thai,
they might show to some advantage
when paraded."
Mr.. Emmeluth went on to tell about
the laying of the water pipes in the
city. He stated that the manner In
which the present Job is beins done
Will cost the Government Just about
double what II ought to cost. what |,
would cost had the Job been placed In
the hands Of a contractor. 1T Is sim
ply proposition OF putting as man,
men as possible to work around elec.
Nv" 'ho' Soi" .hV ePo"he'' he aiso
referred to the fact that the Govern.
ment is refusing Government Treasury
warrants In payment Of taxes.
During the evening. comparing the
Republican party Of today with that OF
the time OF Lincoln, Emmeluth ex
CANNED that president Roosevelt is
not worthy to black the shoes OF Abra'
ham Lincoln, were that great states
man on earth today"
Inc despoiling. as the speaker called
II, OF Colombia OF Panama for the
canal was given as an example of what
Roosevelt mas done and what Lincoln
"oula not nave done, as "AS also the
acquisition OF the philippines. w. A.
kinney remarked later that what En-
neiuth had said about Roosevelt and
the backing OF Lincolns shoes must
not DE taken TOO seriously; Emmeluth
was enthusiastic In his ideas and per.
maps those VINO did not understand
MN might take TOO htefa.i5 t.e snOe
remark; nevertheless Kinney agreed
win the idea That there was tremen.
uous uinerence between the Presidents
hientiohea'
tnere were at least three hundred
persons present when the meeting
opened some dozen ladies' were In at
onuahee. Mrs. ROBERT w. WILCOX
'rrihcess iheresa) was the central hg'
uie III ooA party. am democrat.
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