Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-18

your country and yourselves. VI you
split. you will lose"
W. o. smith was the next speaker.
He advised the Hawaiian voters to fol- |
low the lead Of their Prince kalania
raolo. and support the Republican
ticket. II kuhio did not believe that
the principles of Republicanism are
right and that the Republicans will do
the best thing for his people, he would
not remain q Republican. kuhio has
leen at Washington for four years. and
In that time he has had opportunity ia
learn what Republican principles arc
and what they mean for Hawaii. II
Kuhio thinks the Republicans mean
better by his people than the Demo-
Gratis. the voters here ought to be will
| Ing To follow his lead and support The
Republican candidates.
Mr.. smith reviewed he work Of the
| Republican party since its inaugural
ton and showed what the party has
already accomplished in general and
| for the Hawaiian people, and ended by
strongly advising the voters present to
vote the straight Republican ticket
John hughes
John Hughes said he was glad the
people were taking 50 much interest In
the campaign. for the more interest
they take. the more secure will he the
position Of the Republican party on
election day.
Hughes said he Is q working man.
and felt at home because most Of those
present were working mon lie rs
sured his hearers that his desire rs h.
make progressive AmCriCaui ~ In the
/ l,..a
want TO see the natives of this Terri
tory get more than fish aud poi | want
to see every American in this Terri
tory and | mean Hawaiian Americans
Ms well as white peoplc--enjoy good
himself
THE Republican platform makes
definite promises, and those promises
will be fulfilled. We only ask q square
deal In this election. and We intend to
give you good American square deal.
=. T. p. Waterhousc
Fred I. +. Waterhousc said he Is a
son of the soil. anu asks the voters TO
vote for him for treasurer. lie said he
believed he had a right TO ask that, ~
he had been born here and his father,
too. was long q resident Of Honolulu.
Watcrhousc told his shark story again
, which always pleases his audience. The
application OF the fable that the vUt-
ers want 10 prevent the malihini shark
McClanahan from keeping the kamaa-
; ina shark Kuhio from going back Ia
: Washington. appealed 10 the people AZ
, Il always does. Laughter and applause
, greeted him at the conclusion of the
story and It's moral.
7 I'VE must Stand together" said Wat
8 erhouse, ''as n party and not as indi'
yiduals. watcrhousc closed In storm
Of applause and cheers.
} iaukca Threw Down the Queen
: Henry Vida assembled the platform
=. and was heartily chocrcd. Vida callc,
u the attention Of the audience to tho i'm
provcmcnts In tho way Of roads an'
lights that have been made under tn
U Republican administration. More new
roads have been made during the pac
two years than during the 10 years be
fore. he said.
y The men who make IN the Rcpubli
! can party, said Vida, are the best NET
Of the Territory. the business men an
. sugar planters and the like.
I, The only complaint tho Democrat
; make Is against the police department
U and they claim that the men on tn
! road do not get half enough pay
|! why don't they start at home" h
u said. Here are Frank Harvey AM
Joe Fern, ON the lntcr-Island wharf
= paying their men 81 and s. a week
! half what the men working ON the roa
!, get.
'But the wheels of county govern
= ment are creased now, and | believe