Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-19

fire department and the electric lights
were pair. Later on the County got
$4,000 n month for six months and
$4,000 for the other six months. lie
asked the audience to vote for Prince
Kuhio, as ne Faa very well acquainted
with the congr, ssionll affairs and we'll
liked by bis fellow congressman. lie
told the audience not to send new
man In the House. "rol0lei." from the
crowd.
Solomon EaleiOpu. who Is running
again for the House, said that pOli,ics
were not n pilything but a very Inn
portant matter. lie did not come there
TO make any personal attacks ON his
fellow politicians, but tn relate moth
Ing but the facts. lie said the Rcpub.
licaE party made the County Act, 80
that the County got $4,000 q month
Trent got the money from the Terri.
iorial Treasurer and paid IL out ac-
CUrding to tho diCiaiion of the Board
vi Sup,ryigors. In 1905. the Democrats
and HON" RulerS fused. but on cleo
ton day the white Democrats pulled
together and the native ilawaiians got
leu. lie told the audience that IL they
N'h''h 'iih'N lll's WIZ
for the Republican ticket. The Dem.
0crats could not amend the County Act
because they lid not know how. As 10
laukca. he was supported by Thurston
and the Advertiser. lie vigorously at
tackled tho Advertiser for opposing
Brown and Vida without grounds. II II
was thought that Grown and Vida were
80 bad why did II not place charges or
complaints against them? Nonsense,
said one IRON the crowd.
In closing he asked the audience to
vote for brown and Vida and all tho
rest OF the Republican ticket, Az.
plausc.)
l.. l.. McCnndlcss thanked the poo-
pie for the votes he had received in tho
year 1907. lie told OF how the Terri
tory got into a financial pilikia In 1907
ana how II got Its help ut the hands Of
the Republican members OF the Lesis-
laturc. OF course the banks were COM
PEELED to charge percentage on the war
rants issued by the Territory and the
people suffered financially. The Re.
publican party had given the people
good roads and good water. In tina
Legislature the Republicans cut $50
| each from the salaries Of the TcrritOr-
ial Treasurer and Land Commissioner
and raised pr0portionately the salaries
Of the subordinate officials. lie asked
the audience to stand solid for the Re-
publican party. Here the speaker
turned his attention to his building on
King and Bethel streets and said thai
he was employing HGwaiians rs car
penters and Portuguese rs stone cut
tiers. and In fact all United States cit
liens. In asking for support he said,
II elected. he would work for and In
the interest OF the Hawaiians. He at
tackled Supervisors II. 7. Moore for
impressing upon the minds of the lla-
waiians that he lMcCandlessJ was en-
ploylng nothing but Japanese labOrers
for his building, and said that Moore
was no good because he could not pay
his poll tax of s.. In closing he asked
the audience again to vote for the Re
publican ticket with Prince Cupid ut
It's head.
Sheriff Brown was enthusiastically
Ghecred as the chairman announced
him as the next speaker. He asked for
the same loyal support Of the people
on the 9th day OF November as he re-
celyed nj the last election. IL give you
two tickets" said one Of the crowd.
Iaukea was appealing for support be,
cause he was a Hawaiian. As for him
self he was appealing for their support
because he has stood for and by the
liawailans. Governor Carter had
charged him with keeping TOO many
lIawaIans In the police force. II, G,
Vida had by his record the last cigh
teen months. proved himself compc-
tent officer and was always ready tn
perform his duty when called upon. lie
commended W, o, Smith for having
stood for Hawaiian policemen when he
was Attorney General and praised Link
Mccandless for his good work when he
was In The Senate. Ilo highly com
mended the splendid record, ability
aud bravery Of chns, chllllngwoih,
when serving as Deputy Shorln under
him In closing he asked the hghlmS
seventh ~ light ANA gain victory tor