The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-31

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but was met. embraced and gently but
firmly forced 10 the rear by Chairman
Kane.
POLICE BOSSES ABSENT.
Brown and Vida, who We're expected
to speak. failed TO put in an appear
ance and as the visible supply Of
spea kers was at this stage of the meet
ing d very negligible quantity, Mrs.
Daniel Kikaha was prevailed upon 10
grace the platform.
MRS KIKAHA.
Mrs. Kikaha is one of the best if not
the best woman speaker in the lccai
political world, not excepting Mrs Liz
zfe Puahi and her remarks. which ex-
posed the unguessed good points of sew
eral of the candidates and the Repub-
lican party as a whole, were greeted
with numerous '-pololeis-
CONCERNING HORSEsHOES.
Mrs. Kaookalani waltzed up on the
platform with a big horseshoe in her
hand. She said horseshoes were lucky
if you didn't get hit with one The
Republican party, however, was luckier
than any horseshoe ever forged and
those who voted the straight Republ-
can ticket would be lucky also.
In the horseshoe were three nails.
One was old and rusty and stood for
the Home Rule party. Another was
crooked and was typical Of the Demo-
Gratis. The third nail was clean,
straight and altogether a noble nail.
That was the Republican party, the
best party OF them all.
REPUBLICANS AT ASYLUM ROAD.
Il have heard it spoken that Kuhio
is drawing the color line. For me,
however, I am jealous about white
man going to Congress. By sending
Kuhio to Congress it shows the people
of the United States that the Hawai-
ian race is still alive
So said Boss Archie Mahaulu of
Wafalua at the Republican meeting be-
meath the banyan tree at King street
and Asylum road last night.
Archie also said that he would be
surprised if McClanahan got thirty
votes in Waialua.
he Sd1O also tIidt IL li4S CIi1tCd NIot0S
wanted Cuba annexed to the nation,
McClanahan could not stop it. That
was a task which the Republican party
and Kuhio could accomplish.
Archie said with reference to his
statement quoted above that he was
not making it because the audience was
composed of Hawaiians but he would
say it if the audience was all white
VIDA GETS NASTY.
Henry Vida grew vituperative against
Mr.. McClanahan and devoted most of
his speech to the Democratic candidate
for Congress. In opening, Vida said:
Il have lived for fifteen years
amongst you. If you don't know any
thing good about me I don't think you
know anything bad about me.
You are aware we have opposed to
us the Democratic party, composed
mainly of a lot of disgruntled Repub-
Iicans and a lot of Civic Feds. At the
head of their party is Mr.. McClanahan,
a man who is a recent importation in
these islands who comes here like the
Koreans and Japs who fill their
stomachs and pockets and then go
away again.
Il am told that from where he came
he could not make a living in his own
town and he could not get elected
there to the office of poundmaster but
he comes here and asks you to send
him to Congress.
He has the audacity and cheek to
ask you to support him as your dele
gate in preference to one of our aliis
who has stood up for his people as you
all know.
Il heard this McClanahan at Aala
park Saturday evening He told the
people there that if the voters of this
Territory wanted any help from Con-
gress they ought to send white man
there. 1t was no use sending a fellow
Hawaiian as a fellow-Hawaiian could
not get anything from white men
The Advertiser and the Civic Fed
GRAFTON have brought up the PROPOSE
ton of color line and l want to ask
you if that is not drawing the color
line.
You are all aware that Brown, Chill
lingworth. Gear and myself have been
put on the blacklist of the Civic Fed
Grafton. AS far as 1 am concerned
am glad of it as 1 want 10 secure my
election at the hands of the people and
not at the hands of a lot of sorehead
Republicans.
Il ask you for your sake. for my sake
and for Gods sake. to vote for the
Republican ticket. and you will all get
your bread and butter with it."
NO PROMISE" BROWN
\. NJ Brown said that one Of the
principal arguments used against the
Republican candidate for Sheriff (him-
SELF was that in the last county con-
vention there We're IS policemen there
out OF the 195 delegates present
They say the police department is q
machine" he said. Il think that
speaks we'll for the police department
of the County of Oahu and its per
sonnel that IS policemen should have