Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25
Smith DENOUN(ES
LIES About BIER
KaIauokalaniSaysRec
Shows Brown Is
alright
CIVIC FEDERATION Is
COPlOUSLY ROASTED
kALeioPU.JUMPs GOVERNOR FOR
APPOINTING FOURTH MEN
INSPECTORS, FIFTH
DISTRICT

Kaiulani school last night was the larg.
est audience ever gathered at that
place There were about $50 people |
present and the meeting was very ord.
c.Sy and full OF enthusiasm from start |
to finish. Music was furnished by tho |
Waipa Glce Club and was supported by |
Mr. and Mrs. Bishaw. whose sinsina |
was greatly enjoyed by the audience
A. V. Gear was the first speaker with |
J. X. Kanepini as his interpreter |
Among other things he said that tn" |
Democrats seemed very much pleased |
with the endorsement of the Civic Feds. |
as none Of them has publicly sintci
otherwise. lie said none Of the Rcpub- |
lican candidates were glad to get en-
dorsemcnt at the hands of a fcw Civic
Feds. as thcy were all Independent,
men. Though member Of the Fourth,
he promised, II elected. to see to this
wants of the Fifth District.
A. s. Kalciopu said he did not wan,
to make personal remarks. When
Henry become Sheriff he shut down
stores on Sunday and many people were
inconvenicnced and there was general
satisfaction all over. The tourists
attacked the Democrats and especially
Trent for claiming that II was the
work of the Democrats that the labor
ers were getting 100 cents on the dol.
lar. The Republicans made the law
to that effect and not the Democrats
He attacked the Governor for appoint
ing men from the Fourth on the Board
Of Election Inspection on the Fifth aud
said that those men were not III to sit
as such. He promised II elected to
bring the water works, costs Of tho
courts and the fees from licenses unucr
the county. He strongly appealed to
the voters to vote for Brown and Vida
as no black spots could he found on
their records. lie attacked the hdvcr-
iiser for publishing statements about
Brown every day without foundation,
and promised to amend the law Ia
tive TO leper suspects. Applausc.)
Mr.. and nj. .. BiShaw y nut. 500" u
hit, They mounted the stand and sang
the song "IIuelo." Mrs. Bishaw, who
is n Maui girl. sang the piece most
beautifully and delighted the audience.
Mr.. Bishaw sings very low bass and
Is always willing to entertain his hear
ers. As n result OF their good singing
they were compelled to treat their audi
encc with an encore.
Charles Hustacc, Jr., predicted his
victory on the 9Th day OF November and
promised II elected to treat everybody
alike. He said the Democrats stom-
achs were full of wind and the Home
Rule was already dead. A man, who
apparently was a Democrat, stirred ny
a little excitement against the remarks
of the speaker. but Charlie, with his
knowledge OF the Hawaiian langua 80
soon brought his hearcr to a halt and
more than that, Charlie won one Dem
ocratic vote. He was loudly applaudcd
Jno. W. Cathcart said he was fh'
four years a Deputy Attorney Genera
OF the Territory and promised II elect
cd to the Office of County Attorney, h
would prove himself worthy Of tl!eii
confidence and would give every man
, square deal. The Democrats did meth
ing but den0unce the Republican part,
, for giving free booze, but forgot Il
say that they had no foundation Il
stand on. Tho Democrats could no
speak Of anything else but the Repub
lican machine.
s. p. COrrca said that every part!
! had a machine, without which nothinl
! could be accomplished. A. Fernando
: was turned down by the Democrats
machine. The endorsement of the Civil
Feds wiw not meet with his approval
Their action relative to their endorse
ment OF Quinn was very funny, ms the
D formally buckcd against him for pass
ing the open Sunday law.
II. c. Vida thanked the audience 70
the Legislative honor conferred upo
him four years ago and asked them I
vote for him ant all the rest on tn
Republican ticket on the 9Th day q
November. He attacked the Adyertis
or and the Civic Feds for the abuse
r they had been guilty Of during the las
few weeks and said that they had Ell
! dorsed him for the position of Deput
" Sheriff under VIM. Henry, a positio
! he held with the approval Of Governo
Carter II was with the approval q
Governor Carter that he went to brin
Henry Kapea from London. He said
elected to the Office of Deputy Sheri
Of Honolulu he would give all a squar
deal. (ApplauscD
Jas. Blcknell Sdlu tnhi tHc Iount
Treasurer was forced to pay the prope
warrants issued by the Auditor. H
asked for his reelection and tn
= straight Republican ticket.
Joe Kaana first attacked Governt
Carter ard w. G.. Achi for breakin
, the rules and regulations Of the RI
y publican contention and for not abit
= Ing by the results OF the action OF ii
Republican convention. He spoke
the good work of Kuhio and asked II
audience not to sen stranger to Wasl
:. lngton, lie praised Chillingworth f'
= causing the arrest Of a we'll known a
q torney for gambling and predicted Il
election Of the Republican candidate
Tor Senators,
" o Smith was Introduced 40 Il
Gladstone vi the Republican part
. the Republicans, and the counties hg
o, been very successful, The Unit
.. states had giyon Hawaii full power