The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-02
OAHU COUNTY
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r protest against shutting Of !
. xestigarion, shouted Fabian. wavI,
that hand through All the eirenn,a,
!. bient atmosphere he could reach. B.
. = certainly training for the House. X,
+ q doubt of it. The only thing he nee,
: IS rall-and his wrist Is pretty pr
hensle- I'VE want TO show that the,
was " fraud in this election. This
: supposed to be a gathering OF the ehie
. men of the party-a committee of Wi:
men.
tYou quits said Sam Johnso,
: erouehing away over IN dark corne
1T may be hot air = shouted Bel
! making the air whistle. his cuff butte
whirled through it 50 fast, bit / te.
you that hot air is going TO prevail i
this campaign, and I tell you that sar
Johnson there did not get MS eleetio,
by fraud
"You are out of order said Nh
Murray
II admit that 1 am. said Ben
lowering his tone and his hand. Then
raising both again, but if re are go
ing TO wrangle among ourselves and be
tween ourselves, what 1 want TO know
is where we are going TO find ourselye.
al. =
PROTEST PROVIDED FOR.
| Chairman Hustaee said that the par
u rules provided for protest and ap-
peal TO the committee, then he ruled
the Quinn motion out of order and
then he started to put it, and generally
went houndering until Ben Fabian sng-
gested that Hanalei probably had ten
thousand homes This going beyond all
record, brought matters to check long
enough for Murray to put motion
that the protest against Hanalei be
laid on the table. This the chairman
put and il was carried before any of
the belligerently inclined could fetch
breath TO fight
The protest against the election OF
Antoine [. Perry as member of the
Executive Committee OF the Eleventh
of the Fifth District saw all parties
change sides. Perry was protested
against because he was said TO be q
nonresident Of the precinct too. and
there was in this protest the added
charge that twenty voters had come
out of the Eighth Precinct, where il
was alleged that Perry lived, and vof-
ed in the Eleventh
Ben Fabian, hopping down from his
Did perch abont wanting TO show that
there had been no fraud, hoped onto
another limb and challenged the right
of the County Committee TO go into
club matters before the club had been
organized. Ben, By the way. carries
the Eleventh Precinct IN his pocket He
was very bitter in his objection TO an
investigation. too, until the Chairman
called on him TO testify that Perry
really belonged IN that precinct Then
he jumped into the breach with both
cuff buttons and gave testimony. In
eiaentally. ne drew. the Revised Stat
utes of Hawaii on the Chairman,
Mr.. Hustace remarked,
Those laws have nothing to do with
the Republican County Committee =
FABIAN Is SURPRISED.
Z am surprised. = said Ben, hurt :
and INDIGNANT. 4.I am surprised at /
Chairman Hustaee trying TO run every
thing here his own way, regardless Of
the law
You are out of order, snapped the
Chairman. Sit down.
Then he called IN Perry TO tel
where he lived, and a man and brother
N the back benches got up 10 say that
Perry did net know where ne lived.
nd If the committee believed what he
aid ii was guilty Of an uutruth- At
east, II sounded like that
He mean my brother, who look ike
ne, said Perry. smiling He live
n the Eighth of the Fifth.
Look very much like the same
aid the man and brother, ineredu-
ously.
However, the laugh was against him,
nd after Fabian had hit the ceiling
couple Of more times, and the Chair
aan had invited him 10 take the chair
nd run things himself if he did not
Ike the committee s method Of proee-
are, the protest against Perry was !
aid on the table, as the one against
Ianalei had been The committee had :
eversed itself only TO the extent OF
caring one protest and nor hearing the
,her-and that IL not much, when yon
,ok at the committee.