The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-11
JOSEPH J. FERN
THE MAN NAMED

We're having a meeting at one
end of the park the Home Rulers
We're having a meeting at the other
end. At the Republican meeting there
We're perhaps three hundred voters,
many more women. very many more
children, a lot of Chinese and Japs,
and Jap women. with babies without
number. The Asiatics seemed to re
gard it as a kind of free show. There
was not any enthusiasm at all
At the Home Rule meeting. there
We're fewer voters, about as many
women and children. and as many Chi
nese and Japs and Jap women with
babies. The Asiatics drifted from one
meeting to the other, and so did a
lot of the voters. 1t was Saturday
night. and it was all good fun
The meetings We're addressed by the
candidates who are in town and Jim
Quinn, who is fast developing into the
humorist. of the campaign, was in ex-
cellent vein and made the longest
speech of anybody. That was one of
his jokes. too, which was why he said,
when one of the managers of the meet
ing tried to get him to quit after
awhile:
Don't listen to it, if you don't like
it"
For no humorist likes to have his
flow of humor interfered with in that
way. One of the most humorous things
Mr.. Quinn said was the announcement
of his discovery that the Territorial
government would be knocked out and
government by commission installed in
its place if the straight Republican
ticket was not elected in the county of
Oahu That, however, is not a buga
hn ,SNI--S y a.
nounced Governor Carter, and the
Civic Federation. and any old body he
happened to think of. excepting the
nominees on the straight ticket. Oh,
he was in great vein
He was proceeded by D., KalauokaIa-
nj, candidate for County clerk and was
followed by Aylett and others. Over at
the Home Rule meeting the speaking
went on bravely, too. In CAB fest a
Home Ruler is calculated to shine, any
time, but few of them can be as fun
ny as Mr.. Quinn when he really throws
himself
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
The following is a complete list of
the Oahu candidates who have filed
their nomination papers in the Secreta-
rvs office:
Supervisors-at-La Large : Edward R.
Adams, Abraham Fernandez
pervisors-Honolulu: j. A. Akina,
Joseph ]. Fern, d. NJ Kupihea. John
Lucas, H. T. Moore, J. c. Quinn, Geo.
w. Smith
William Morsman, Jr., Roy A Wood
ward.
Supervisors -Koolauloa and Koolau-
poke: R. c. Lane, James K. Paele.
Supervisors-Waialu and Waianae:
Andrew E Cox, J. K. Mahoe.
County Attorney-E. A. Douthitt, E.
NJ Watson
Auditor-James BicknelI, Jesse P.
Makainai.
County Clerk-B. N. KahaIepuna, D.
Kalauokalani Jr
County Sheriff-A. NJ. Brown, VIM.
Henry, J. NJ. Poepoe.
Treasurer-C. w. Booth, r. H Trent
Deputy Sheriff-Ewa John Fernan-
DEE, S. Kapu.
Deputy Sherif-Honolulu: David L.
Kahaheaalu, L. S. Kalakiela.
Deputy Sheriff-Koolauloa: Geo. K.
Kekauoha, VIM. C. Lane
Deputy Observation-Disclosures: Ulysses
H. Jones, Frank Pahia.
Deputy Sherff-WaiaIua: Oscar B.
Deputy Sheriff-Waianae: D. L. Gill
liland, Chas. J. Holt.
THE COMMITTEE MOURNs.
A special meeting of the Republican
County Committee was held at head
quarters last evening at which the re-
port of the executive committee meet
ing held in the afternoon, was submit
ted. This dealt with the candidacy of
High Sheriff Henry as the nominee of
the Civic Federation for County SHERIFF
Chairman Andrews when the meet
ing was called to order, said that the
executive committee had decided to
express it's regret to High Sheriff Hen
ry that he, as the chairman of the
county committee in the last campaign.
should be running for election as a cam
didate opposed to the regular nominee
of the Republican party, and to ask
him to withdraw on the ground that as
a good Republican he should support
the straight ticket.
The chairman stated that Mr.. Hen
ry was the first county chairman the
party had had, and he formerly adj
vocated the straight party ticket. the
Republican ticket, and be believed the
High Sheriff was now making a mis-
take
The executive committee had sug-
gested that d committee of three
should be appointed to wait on the
High Sheriff and express this senti-
ment to him
Mr.. Fabian did not favor sending a
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