Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-24
FEDS. REPUDIATED
At PAUoA sY
HARRIS ANDRAWLINS

The Republican audience at Pauoa
last night was fairly large in spite of
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'"' ''p'o"H '' "o" "''o'
as the chairman OF inc meeting.
W. o. Smith said that Hawaii mel
was n beautiful country and needed
good and honest men to run its gov.
ernmcnt The Home Rule party was
moi recognized at washington. but tho
Rcpublican. through Kuhjo's good
work. was. He asked the audience to
look ahead
John Hughes. assisted by Cant. Ma.
hola Hipa as Interpreter. next adj
dressed the audience. While he was
talking about the machine business.
Interpreter Hipa told the audience 10
XIII The frogs in the marty.
link McCandlcss said that he was
employinr Hawaiiaus and Portuguese
in his building AT the corner of King
and Bethel streets. while Moore. a
Democratic member of the Board of
Supcryisors. who could not nav his
noli tax of a. did moi have work TO
omn,ov uawaiians and Portuguese on
uo asked the audience 10 vote the no.
nuhjjcan ticket on Tho 9Th of Noycm.
ier and promised n elected To work
for the good of ali men,
w w Harris most appropriately
said that he had heard tho song "Tbc
Rain Kuabinc n Nanoa lint dcnio,i
having heard tho song "Thc Rain Tn.
nhine n pauoa." n was raining at tho
TING. He said some of tho Repub,i.
cans who had nledpcd 10 support and
10 abide nv the action of the Rcpubli.
can convention. had since Joined the
Democratic marty and attacked Thorn
strongly as beinr unreliable and nm.
worthy of consideration. In closing
no stated that no did no, caro- for tho
endorsement of tho civic Fcds
Fila. Long said that there woro
tbree M rtica IN This conn,rv with sen.
nra,c nIa,forms and thai tho nconio
could moi vote for tho Jomo Rnic
Democratic or tho Rcnubiican marty
vithont heinz inconsIs,cnt lilo .,iJ
the Democra,ic marty was witbon,
nrircinio while ,ho Ro,"h,ic,n nar,v
stood for good govornmon, and n.
cryaniva,ion was norsoc, s,rong and
honest
Jobn Mana , kamaoino n, pauoo
made n rcw rem,rks Nv n RawiIns
made Tho most Interesting rcmarks nj
tho evening no Can,ain lima ,ool oc.
cas,on m ssv a scw oytras lilo attact.
cd tho action os The civic Fods and
said hc ala M, want their endorse.
mon, ma ,oId tho a,dionco m ciyo
the yrandest DcmocratIc funeral nm
the OH dav of Noycmber with Deacon
Iron, n. ,r,,s, Frcd Weed no n
bcnrsc driver Moore a. diroc,or or
the funeral and civic Feds. as tho
rallbcarers Laughter In closing no
advised tho audience IN vote for n
straight Rcpublican ticket ma n con.
talned good and homes, men
A. v. Gear promised II elected IN I'm.
ish nm the horseshoe road of Pauoa.
and told the audience that he had no
strings on him. He promised To work
for the good of nil the pcoplo.
Fred. Watorboaiso with his shark
story was materially SUMMARIZED nv
Judge Mnhaulu of Waiajua. whose
Knowledge of Hawaiian meles aroused
tho old Hawaiiaps. He attacked tho
action of the Civic Feds. and asked
the audience to stand together and
vote for n straight Republican ticket
ON the 9Th day of November.
Cbas r. ChillInrwor,h told the mn.
dience TO draw no color line but TO
support from Kubio down IN their
high priest Kanihonui from Waialua
lilo praised Brown for cmpIoyinr and
kecpinc more Hawaiians IN rho polico
force and promised, II elected, to
work for the good of the whole com.
munity.
! A n Castro asked tho audience IN