The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-06-13


against Brown
of the Progress Hall Convention for
Sheriff was not the only man who ex-
pected vindication at the polls.
PoEPoE'S PETITION.
There Is a noticeable absence OF the
names of leading Democrats from the
petition of Poepoe, fusion candidate
for Sheriff, filed yesterday. Here is the
list: ]. n. Nakookoo, w. II. Kaauwai
ID. NJ. Kupihea, Kauhane. X. Napeha
]. NJ. Kealoha, G. X. Kauimakaole, L.
All You, Makakoa X. Kauwai, l.. X.
Sheldon, j. X. Motley, ]. N. Keola,
Peter Maliia, G.. X. Laanui, l.. Kapili-
anui, w. Poe, ]. p. Kahahawai, w.
Paookalani. ]. w. Wahane. H. Kali
: liha, d. Umauma, Paulo Hokii, Asa
Kaulia, ]. Kauahi, S. Kapu. w. X.
Kaleihuia, w. Mossman Jr., ]. p. Ma
kainai, b. N. Kahalepuna, w. Kalaiho,
N. Kealialoa.
And where were Kinney, and Nc
Inerney and Beverley Kidd and Curtis
/ Iaukea and all that ilk when that pc
! tition was in circulation? Really. II
/ begins to look as though there wa
| truth in the stories that Browns most
ardent supporters were to be found In
the ranks of the Democrats. Maybe
they want a vindication too.
TRENT AND BOOTH.
Both the candidates for Treasurer
have filed their papers, the following
signatures appearing to the petition
of c. w. Booth. Republican nominee:
II. Z. Murray. William Henry, j. H..
| Soper. =. l.. Weaver, L. A. McInerny,
S. NJ. Damon, Alexander CARVE. A. N.
Campbell, ]. r. Gait, NJ. p. Robinson,
Sam Parker. Cecil Brown, ]. w. Pratt,
Henry Holmes, I. Rubenstein, w. l..
Hopper L. c. Ables, A. G.. NJ. Robert
son, G. p. Castle, Il. Il. Dillingham;, j.
Waterhouse, ]. NJ. Dowsett, Il. Il. Nc
Stocker, j. S. Low. ]. J. Williams, Il.
III. Kelekolio. A. A. Braymer, william
Savidge j. w. NJ. Kea, j. *. Kanepu,
Sam Upa, +. X. Cockett.
| The petition of Richard H. Trent, flu
sion nominee, who has the Civic Fed
Grafton endorsement, bears these
names: Gilbert j. Waller, w. A. Nc
Inerny, p. C. Jones, j. S. Martin, T.. II.
Mechanism, c. ]. Falk. w. +. Ervlng,
Ed. Ingram, George J. Campbell, John
Emmeluth, ]. A. NJ. johnson. r. j.
Lowrey Cecil Brown, c. r. Hemen-
way. James l.. Mclean, NJ. @. John
ston, +. Il. Blake, w. A. Bowen, Henry
70. Highton, w. C. Wilder N. C.
Pacheco. Clinton j. Hutchins. b. Il.
Dillingham;. c. NJ. Cooke. C. $. Wight.
II. Turrill, NJ. Phillips, ]. NJ. Levy, ].
S. Splitter, Il. w. Campbell, John X.
Prendergast VIM. w. Hall, RichiNd
Ivers, George C. Potter. Il. b. Turner,
c. II. Clapp, II. L. Hudson, j. A. Lyle,
Ambrose Wirtz, l.. c. Ables, f. r.
Harvey.
A BUGABOO LAID.
There was some excellent music by
Hawaiian players and singers at the
Republican meeting at Aala Park last
night. Also, the Home Rule bugaboo
got blow in the solar pleXus that win
be apt to stagger the poor thing n
little. Because, while the Republicans
were having meeting at one
end of the park, the Home Rulers
We're having n meeting at the other
end. At the Republican meeting there
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 1t as 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 Asatics drfted from one
meeting to the other, and so did
lot of the voters. 1t was Saturday
night, and 1T 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 tritd TO get him to quit alters
awhile:
"DoA't listen to it, II you don't like
It"
20: no kuTor'st Ikcs t. have iiia
now Of huYnor lrterfered with n that
way. Or>of the most humorous thi ~
Mr. Q1inH sril wGs the announcement
Of his discovery That the Terri:orIal
-oycrnne at wou'd b. Knocked out and
government by Coumisgioa installed IN
Is place e the straight Rnpublicnn
Ticket vas not elected IN the county OF
Oahu. Thlt. howovc". Is not a buga-
boz. 1t Is Just n JOKE. ~ Quirn de-
'ourcel Governor Carter, and the
civic Federation, ana any old body he